Land For Sale £250,000
The development comprises of 3 sites in Pattiesmuir. The plots are in two groups of 3 and one group of 2 with the footprints of the plots ranging between 466m2 and 767m2. All dwellinghouses are 4-bedroom properties, varying in size between 130m2 and 164m2. The development has been designed to maximise the outlook and outdoor areas, in balance with generous property footprints.
Plot Size House Footprint
Site A
Plot 1 660m2 164m2
Plot 2 623m2 155m2
Plot 3 766m2 161m2
Site B
Plot 4 466m2 143m2
Plot 5 528m2 130m2
Plot 6 525m2 130m2
Site C
Plot 7 767m2 147m2
Plot 8 750m2 147m2
In addition to the plots, the sale will include such land required to complete the Sustainable Urban Drainage System (suds) which is located due south of Site B.
Fife Council Planning Ref 17/00511/ful
Consent granted for erection of 8 dwellinghouses and associated parking, landscaping, drainage (including suds), and alteration to vehicular access.
Consent has been extended to 7th April 2021, under Schedule 7 of the Coronavirus (Scotland) Act 2020. The Vendors are working on the discharge of all pre-start conditions associated with the consent and aim to crystalise the consent ahead of the expiration of the consent.
Rights to complete works to the access road and junction will be granted, in addition to the sale of the land to develop the plots.
Situated in the accessible hamlet of Pattiesmuir and enjoying a rural outlook, the 8 plots are located in 3 groups. Nearby are the small villages of Limekilns and Charlestown which offer primary schooling and a small range of local amenities. The rural setting also offers opportunities to enjoy outdoor pursuits.
Pattiesmuir is well connected via easy access to the A985, the M90 and Queensferry Crossing beyond offer direct links to Edinburgh and the central belt. Local railway stations provide a regular service to Edinburgh with intercity links to other parts of the UK. There are regular and convenient bus services both local and national.
The Royal Burgh of Dunfermline, three miles east of Pattiesmuir, has considerable historic interest and is the resting place of King Robert the Bruce. Carnegie's Birthplace museum, the Abbey and Palace reflect the historic interest of the City, whilst recent development of facilities and residential properties highlight its desirability. The town benefits from a full range of shops, social and leisure facilities and primary and secondary schooling.
Access to the plots is via the unclassified road from the A985, beyond which the access is over the loose surfaced, unadopted road.
A condition of the consent is that the access if improved at the junction with the A985 and the unadopted section of the road in Pattiesmuir is to be improved to an adoptable standard.
From the North, South and East, once on the A985, east of the M90, continue west on the A985 for approximately 2.5 miles before turning right on to the minor road to Pattiesmuir. Follow this road for approximately 150m, following the road to the right and then continuing for a further 250m, reaching the plots in the heart of the village.
From the West, South West and North West, once over the Kincardine Bridge, follow the A985 for approximately 11.5 miles before turning left on to the minor road to Pattiesmuir. Follow this road for approximately 150m, following the road to the right and then continuing for a further 250m, reaching the plots in the heart of the village.
Plot Size House Footprint
Site A
Plot 1 660m2 164m2
Plot 2 623m2 155m2
Plot 3 766m2 161m2
Site B
Plot 4 466m2 143m2
Plot 5 528m2 130m2
Plot 6 525m2 130m2
Site C
Plot 7 767m2 147m2
Plot 8 750m2 147m2
In addition to the plots, the sale will include such land required to complete the Sustainable Urban Drainage System (suds) which is located due south of Site B.
Fife Council Planning Ref 17/00511/ful
Consent granted for erection of 8 dwellinghouses and associated parking, landscaping, drainage (including suds), and alteration to vehicular access.
Consent has been extended to 7th April 2021, under Schedule 7 of the Coronavirus (Scotland) Act 2020. The Vendors are working on the discharge of all pre-start conditions associated with the consent and aim to crystalise the consent ahead of the expiration of the consent.
Rights to complete works to the access road and junction will be granted, in addition to the sale of the land to develop the plots.
Situated in the accessible hamlet of Pattiesmuir and enjoying a rural outlook, the 8 plots are located in 3 groups. Nearby are the small villages of Limekilns and Charlestown which offer primary schooling and a small range of local amenities. The rural setting also offers opportunities to enjoy outdoor pursuits.
Pattiesmuir is well connected via easy access to the A985, the M90 and Queensferry Crossing beyond offer direct links to Edinburgh and the central belt. Local railway stations provide a regular service to Edinburgh with intercity links to other parts of the UK. There are regular and convenient bus services both local and national.
The Royal Burgh of Dunfermline, three miles east of Pattiesmuir, has considerable historic interest and is the resting place of King Robert the Bruce. Carnegie's Birthplace museum, the Abbey and Palace reflect the historic interest of the City, whilst recent development of facilities and residential properties highlight its desirability. The town benefits from a full range of shops, social and leisure facilities and primary and secondary schooling.
Access to the plots is via the unclassified road from the A985, beyond which the access is over the loose surfaced, unadopted road.
A condition of the consent is that the access if improved at the junction with the A985 and the unadopted section of the road in Pattiesmuir is to be improved to an adoptable standard.
From the North, South and East, once on the A985, east of the M90, continue west on the A985 for approximately 2.5 miles before turning right on to the minor road to Pattiesmuir. Follow this road for approximately 150m, following the road to the right and then continuing for a further 250m, reaching the plots in the heart of the village.
From the West, South West and North West, once over the Kincardine Bridge, follow the A985 for approximately 11.5 miles before turning left on to the minor road to Pattiesmuir. Follow this road for approximately 150m, following the road to the right and then continuing for a further 250m, reaching the plots in the heart of the village.
