Junction Rd - Development Site Lot • Résidentiel • 0,72 Acres • 325 485 $ CAD • Kirkcaldy KY1 2BH

parking courtyard constructed to adoptable for future neighbouring site of damaged retaining wall to
New stair allowing access to hard landscape area
Existing retaining wall reduced with new 1500mm high timber fence installed
Rare opportunity for town centre site Planning consent obtained for flatted residential development. Potential industrial/storage uses subject to planning Site extends to 0.72 acres (0.29 hectares)
Kirkcaldy is one of Fife's principal centres with a population approaching 50,000 and a catchment area estimated to be in the region 150,000 persons.
The town benefits from an excellent transportation network with a railway station on the main east coastline which runs from London's Kings Cross via Edinburgh to Aberdeen. By car, the town is readily accessible via the A92 Fife regional road providing short drive times to Edinburgh, Dundee and The Central Belt. There is Kirkcaldy bus station in the heart of the Town Centre which provides local, regional and national services.
The subjects are situated on Junction Road, towards the western junction with Factory Road and Maltings Road and lying directly opposite the meeting with Overton Road in a predominantly residential area with a small number of commercial interests. Junction Road links St Clair Street to the least whichis one the principal routes on the eastern side of the Town.
The town's main shopping and business areas where general amenities can be found, lies only a short distance away to the south west.
The site comprises an open parcel of land which is relatively level and is enclosed by a mixture of wall and timber fencing to all boundaries.
It has the benefit of planning consent for the erection of 20 flatted dwellings with parking and associated landscaping under planning reference 09/01464/ CFULL. The consent has been varied under reference 18/01674/FULL to provide an alternative scheme for the erection of 16 flatted dwellings with associated parking and landscaping.
The site is also thought suitable for alternative uses such as industrial and storage (subject to planning consent).