Three-bedroom Wormit flat with River Tay views, private pier and garden for £275,000 (aff)
This unusual Wormit property has a fascinating history alongside its three double bedrooms, private outdoor space and direct connection to Woodhaven Harbour
A three-bedroom ground floor flat on St. Fort Road in Wormit is on the market for £275,000, offering spacious accommodation, a private west-facing garden, water-side views across the River Tay, its own pier with mooring and parking for one vehicle.
The three-bedroom garden apartment in Wormit is a main-door property with an unusual history, having originally been built as a granary before later being used as accommodation for workmen involved in building the Tay Bridge and, during the war, Norwegian pilots.
Prospective buyers can view all the photographs, take the virtual tour and book a viewing through Purplebricks, with early viewing recommended for those interested in the property.
The St. Fort Road property opens through an entrance porch into a hallway, leading to the various rooms within the ground floor accommodation. The layout includes a living room, kitchen, dining room, three double bedrooms, a bathroom and a separate shower room.
The living room provides one of the main reception spaces, while the separate dining room gives the property another dedicated area for meals and entertaining.
There is also a kitchen, alongside three spacious double bedrooms. The arrangement could provide flexibility for families needing additional bedroom space, while the separate bathroom and shower room add practicality to the layout.
The £275,000 Wormit home has gas central heating and is fully double glazed, apart from the entrance porch, which is single glazed.
One of the property's most distinctive features is its private garden. The west-facing garden sits alongside the home and enjoys water-side views towards the River Tay at Woodhaven Harbour.
The outdoor space also includes the property's own private pier with mooring, giving the home a feature that sets it apart from a typical ground floor apartment. There is also parking for one vehicle.
The combination of garden, River Tay views and private mooring gives the property a strong connection with its waterfront setting, while the main-door arrangement offers direct access to the accommodation.
Its history also adds another layer of interest. The Wormit apartment was originally constructed as a granary and subsequently used as accommodation for workers building the Tay Bridge. During the war, it was also used to house Norwegian pilots.
The three-bedroom property offers a different proposition from a conventional flat, combining ground floor living accommodation with its own garden, parking and private pier. It is being marketed as a flexible home that could appeal to a broad range of buyers, particularly families seeking additional space.
The home is one of many properties available in the Wormit area through Purplebricks. View the full listing, photographs, virtual tour and booking details to explore the property further and arrange a viewing.