<|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> Here is a summary of the property description in a single paragraph: A derelict farmhouse and barn in Fife, Scotland, has been granted full planning permission to be converted into two detached family homes. The existing structures will be restored and extended, with a mix of traditional and modern materials, including stone, render, and timber cladding. Each of the four-to-five-bedroom homes will have ample living space, with dormers, gables, and flat roofed extensions. The properties will be accessed via a new tarmac junction and will have parking areas, generous garden grounds, and private courtyards. The development will also feature hedgerows, native trees, and a mix of fencing and post-and-wire stock fences to maintain privacy and allow for grazing. The site is located near the hamlet of Peat Inn, with its Michelin-starred restaurant, and is close to the county market town of Cupar and the city of St. Andrews. The property is being sold freehold, subject to wayleaves and easements.