The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service was alerted to the blaze in the ground floor flat in Alpha Drive at about midnight.
The 26-year-old was given oxygen at the scene.
The fire is understood to have broken out in the kitchen of the property.

The images were posted to social media by the family of the 69-year-old victim, Bilquis Choudry, in a bid to trace those responsible.
Writing on Facebook, Fayyaz Rahman said the men forced their way into his mother-in-law's home in Giffnock, near Glasgow, on Monday.
Police said their inquiries into the robbery were ongoing.
Mrs Choudry was alone in her home in Giffnock, East Renfrewshire, when she heard the sliding doors of her lounge open.
Three men, one of whom was carrying what looked like a screwdriver, then appeared in her lounge and demanded cash and jewellery.
She said: "I was talking on the phone to my friend and suddenly the line went dead. They had cut the phone line. I went to the other room and three men burst in.
"They told me to sit down and were asking, 'Where's your gold? Where's your passwords? Where's your money?"'
The raiders made off with jewellery and cash which had been collected for a charity when they were told Mr Choudry's son was coming home.
In his social media post Mr Rahman, who is Mrs Choudry's son-in-law, urged people to help police identify the men he described as "scumbags" who robbed their victim at knifepoint.
He wrote: "They forced open the patio door when she was on her own, cut the phone line, turned the whole house upside down, took a sizeable amount of cash, house keys, other valuables [and then] ripped off and took away a CCTV DVR (later recovered from a neighbour's garden)."
He went on to describe how a "cousin and a nephew" disturbed the raiders who broke into the Rouken Glen Road home.
Mr Rahman said they confronted and chased the men along the road, where they managed to take the photographs.
They showed two people attempting to get into a dark grey Volvo car. Their faces are covered with only their eyes visible.
One is wearing a blue coat, with the hood pulled over their head and scarf wrapped round their face.
The second is dressed in black, with a baseball cap and a scarf pulled up high on his face.
Mr Rahman's post said: "Anyone with information is requested to call Giffnock police, Glasgow, please share it as well, someone must know these people."
In an earlier statement, Police Scotland said three masked men broken into the woman's home at around 17:30 on Monday.
A fourth man was waiting in the car.
Det Con Craig Faskin described it as an "extremely frightening ordeal" for the woman, who was not injured but left "extremely shaken".

The world number 50 shot a final-day two-under in Malelane to win by four shots from France's Gregory Bourdy.
Schwartzel, 31, led Frenchman Benjamin Herbert, who slipped to third, by three strokes heading into the fourth round where he carded a second successive 70.
England's Matt Ford was the highest Briton, tied in fifth.
Schwartzel, the 2011 Masters champion, was unhappy with his round on Saturday and had to recover from a bogey on the third on Sunday.
He bogeyed again on the eighth at Leopard Creek Country Club, but four birdies made sure he held off a resurgent Bourdy.
"It's an honour playing here," Schwartzel told the European Tour website.
"I knew I was going to have to shoot at least two or three under on the back nine to give myself a good chance of winning and I'm very happy with that."
It meant Schwartzel became the third South African to win 10 European Tour events, alongside Ernie Els and Retief Goosen, and the youngest to do so ahead of Els.
The competition marked the start of the 2016 European Tour.
A man has been rescued from a fire in a flat in Glenrothes in Fife.
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Masked raiders who threatened a pensioner in her own home were pictured as they made their getaway.
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Charl Schwartzel secured a fourth Alfred Dunhill Championship title in 11 years when he finished 15 under par in his native South Africa on Sunday.