Summary

• Easily accessible location
  
• Café with approx. 40 covers
  
• Two private, mono block parking spaces available at the rear
  
• Potential for residential conversion
  
• Offers in the region of £90,000

Location

Kirkcaldy is one of Fife’s principal centres of commerce, having a resident population of around 50,000 persons but with a strong rising trend and forecast. The town is well served by transport links, having good road connections via the A92 to the nearby M90 and Central Scotland’s motorway network.

There is a good public transport system in respect of bus links and through the existence of a mainline railway station on the Aberdeen/Dundee/Edinburgh route.

The café is situated on Tolbooth Street, which leads directly onto the High Street. The property is located adjacent to the local swimming pool and leisure centre as well as the Mercat Shopping Centre, which provides ample parking for the town centre.

Description

The property comprises a ground floor café/retail space within a 3-storey building of traditional stone construction dating back to 1785.

The property has a good sized kitchen which benefits from a range of catering equipment including hobs, grill, and prep space. It also has an excellent frontage to Tolbooth Street and access from two separate entrances.

As a café, it can accommodate approx. 40 covers but could be readily adapted to suit a range of alternative uses and also benefits from a private mono blocked parking area suitable for circa two cars to the rear. This is situated between the rear extensions of the building and is accessed directly off Esplanade.

DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

Given the property’s layout, parking and available access points it is thought possible that the subjects could be converted to provide residential dwellings, similar to other developments on Tolbooth Street recently.

Any conversion would be subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents and permissions and further information on this can be obtained through the Fife Council website.