Believed to date from the mid‑1800s and formerly a manse, Kirk House is a handsome and substantial Category B listed semi‑detached period home, set within beautiful, established gardens at the edge of the desirable coastal village of Kingsbarns. Constructed of stone beneath a slate roof, the property retains a wealth of charming period features while benefiting from sensitive upgrading and an impressive, light‑filled garden room extension, resulting in flexible and elegant accommodation.
The house is entered via a welcoming entrance porch which opens into a spacious and gracious main hall, from which the principal reception rooms flow. At the heart of the home is the outstanding lounge, a beautifully proportioned space enjoying a lovely double aspect and centred around a striking fireplace with a large stove, complemented by fitted shelves and cupboards. Across the hall lies the study, generously proportioned and filled with natural light, offering a highly flexible space ideal for home working, relaxation, or use as a fifth bedroom.
To the rear of the property is the attractive Plain English fitted dining kitchen, complete with an Aga and separate cooker, and offering excellent storage and workspace. From here, the accommodation opens seamlessly into the exceptional garden room extension, a standout feature of the house. Impressively spacious and flooded with natural light from extensive glazing, this wonderful room enjoys views across the private walled garden and features double doors opening directly onto the grounds. Designed for year‑round use, the garden room benefits from underfloor heating operated via a separate unit, together with a large wood‑burning stove, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere in all seasons. Completing the ground floor are a rear hall with utility area and a useful additional shower room.
An elegant original staircase rises to the first floor where four well‑proportioned bedrooms are arranged around a bright central hall. Bedroom one benefits from a charming en-suite bathroom, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a family shower room. A pull‑down ladder provides access to a large attic, which includes a useful studio area, offering further flexibility for hobbies or creative use.
Externally, Kirk House is set within exceptional gardens and grounds that enjoy sun throughout the whole day and comprise three distinct areas. To the east lies the exquisite, sheltered walled garden, mainly laid to lawn and planted with a superb variety of mature trees, shrubs and specimen plants, along with an ornamental pond, gazebo, terrace and orchard. To the west is a delightful wild garden, dotted with bluebells and mature deciduous trees, creating a peaceful and natural setting. To the front, a neat, blocked driveway provides ample off‑street parking and access to the garage and workshop, all framed by lawns, hedging and established planting.