Kinross at a glance*

Average selling price
£205,575
Median time to sell
20 days
Average % of Home Report achieved
102.7%
Most popular property type
2 bedroom house

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* Sales statistics shown here are for the wider Kinross & West Fife area, due to data availability. Figures are based on properties marketed and sold through ESPC. Home Report valuations relate to properties where the Home Report was available on espc.com. Figures relate to the 3 month period ending on 31/01/2023

About the area

Kinross-shire is incredibly scenic and Kinross itself is host to Loch Leven, the largest stretchof freshwater in East Scotland. Loch Leven is home to an internationally important nature reserve and also played a part in Scotland’s history. It hosts the castle where Mary Queen of Scots was once held prisoner. Kinross-shire itself boasts good farmland with country villages and beautiful gentle landscapes.

Loch Leven nature trail

Growth and development

Recently, Kinross has expanded somewhat, especially since the construction of the M90 motorway, which bypasses the town.

It is ideally placed for commuters, especially those travelling into Edinburgh as the city is only a thirty minute drive away. This has meant that more people can choose their ideal property in Kinross that may offer more living space that what they would get for the same property price for say something in a city, while still being a comfortable distance away from employment or the major attractions that bigger cities like Edinburgh have to offer.

From antique shops to home crafts and baked goods stores to bigger retail outlets such as Dobbies Garden Centre, Kinross really has something for everyone and has been picking up substantially after the economic difficulties of the last few years.

Commuters

 

Lifestyle and entertainment

Kinross offers many opportunities for getting out and being active, offering great opportunities for walking and cycling in the local area. A recently developed path, The Loch Leven Trail, has been developed which offers 12.5km of walking and cycling heritage trail around the shoreline of Loch Leven.

The burgh is attractively located on the shores of Loch Leven, and there are boat trips around the loch and to Loch Leven Castle. There is also a good set of tourist attractions ontop of these such as The Kinross Museum which attracts visitors to Kinross keeping it alive with a steady stream of business in that sector.

A rare feature to be found in Kinross is the ice skating rink which has encouraged curling; a game where large flat stones are slid across a flat surface towards a mark.

There are a range of ammenities to be found in kinross ranging from a variety of options in schooling and college while it has a good offering in terms of health, leisure and entertainment.

Loch Leven Kinross

Find your home in Kinross

Whether you are looking for a house, flat, bungalow, apartment, new build or any other kind of property for sale or for rent, ESPC may have the one in Kinross that you are looking for.

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