Commercial property for sale in Fife

Arrol House has recently undergone an extensive refurbishment to provide excellent modern open plan office accommodation over two floors. The building is built with facing brick under a slated pitched roof. The main service core is centrally positioned and is accessed via an attractive entrance lobby.

• Raised floor
• Security system
• Energy Performance Rating - B
• Storage space
• Bicycle storage

The Greenside Hotel is a very well presented town centre 12 bedroom Hotel with owners accommodation. Located in Leslie to the west of Glenrothes. The Hotel provides a lounge bar, large function space, 12 letting rooms, commercial kitchen, restaurant/breakfast room and owner's accommodation.

• 24 hour access
• Dishwasher
• Laundry facilities
• Restaurant
• Breakfast/coffee concierge

Kirkcaldy lies on the north bank of the Firth of Forth approximately 12 miles east of the Forth Bridges. Kirkcaldy is one of Fife's principal commercial centres having a resident population in the region of 50, 000 with a catchment area estimated in the region of 200,000.

The town of Kirkcaldy is one of Fife’s major commercial, administrative and leisure centres lying some 12 miles to the east of the Queensferry Crossing on the northern side of the Firth of Forth. The subjects are situated on St.

• Roller shutters

The subjects for sale comprise vacant undeveloped land with minded to grant planning permission in principle for a residential led mixed use scheme as indicated on the Masterplan. The site is bounded to the east by the A92, to the north by B921, to the west and south by established residential estates.

Kirkcaldy is one of Fifes principal centres having a resident population of approximately 50,000 persons and a further catchment area now estimated to be in excess of 150,000. The town benefits from an excellent communications system having a mainline railway station with regular services to Edinburgh and the rest of Fife on the Fife circular...

• Restaurant

Kirkcaldy is the second largest town in the county of Fife with a resident population of 50,000 and a catchment of 150,000. It is approximately 25 miles north of Edinburgh and 55 north east of Glasgow.

• Security system
• Storage space

The site is accessed from the medical centre car park via a shared access. The site includes pro indiviso ownership of the path that crosses the site together with an area out with the red line boundary. Further details are available from the sales agent.

Glenrothes is Fife’s third largest town with an estimated population of 40,000 and is located approximately 30 miles from both Dundee to the North and Edinburgh to the South. More specifically Bankhead Park is strategically situated on the south side of the town centre and in the immediate proximity of Bankhead roundabout, just off the A92 which is...

Situated in a modern development with a mixture of retail and residential properties.

• Security system
• Roller shutters

The subjects are situated on the south side of the High Street in Kirkcaldy. The Esplanade and the High Street are the main thoroughfares and shopping thoroughfares through Kirkcaldy. The subjects are situated within the catchment of Port Braw in a highly populated residential and mixed commercial area.

• Security system
• Roller shutters

• Yard
• Storage space

The site lies off the south side of Clay Road to the east of its junction with Main Street which forms part of the A91 linking Cupar to Dundee. This attractive setting has the benefit of open agricultural land to the south and east with an extensive existing northern frontage to Clay Road; there is established housing to the west and to the north...

The subjects comprise a roughly rectangular shaped site which is accessed from Sandpiper Drive, next to the Amazon Distribution Centre. The site benefits from a highly prominent location with good visibility from the M90 and is ideally located for commercial uses. The total site area extends to 17.33 ha (42.8 acres).

A substantial storage and distribution premises with adjoining two storey office accommodation, staff facilities including canteen and kitchen.

• Roller shutters

• Storage space

The subjects are located on the southern side of Bridge Street which generally provides a good mix of both local and regional traders. Bridge Street forms a natural extension to the western end of Dunfermline High Street in the heart of the town centre.

Site offers 3,5 acres if land and site can be utilized for other business uses.

The site is level and “L” shaped. It is situated on the corner of Station Road and Inverie Street. Access has historically been from Station Road, however, with any forward development proposals, a new access might be needed from Inverie Street.

• Fenced lot
• Energy Performance Rating - E
• Roller shutters

• Storage space