Summary

• Cleared site with water supply and nearby services.
  
• May be suitable for development, subject to obtaining the necessary consents
  
• Village location
  
• Established community
  
• Amenities within walking distance
  
• Total acreage approximately 0.33 hectares (0.86 acres)

Location

Newburgh is a thriving village and provides an excellent range of local facilities and amenities including a co-op, doctors’ surgery, vet, post office, mobile bank, garage, primary school, independent shops, pubs and cafes, together with beautiful walks along the waterfront and in the park and surrounding hills. Newburgh is situated close to Perthshire border and therefore has swift access to the City of Perth, in addition to the market towns of Fife in Cupar and St Andrews, all with an extensive range of services. Well regarded state primary and secondary schooling is available locally with independent schooling being provided at St. Leonards in St. Andrews along with a number of highly rated schools in and around the Perth area including Craigclowan preparatory school, Glenalmond, Strathallan and Kilgraston, as well as the High School of Dundee. The area is well served by public transport including regular bus services to St. Andrews and Perth and mainline railway stations in Perth, Ladybank and Cupar. Edinburgh airport is about one hour to the south.

Description

Rarely available to the open market, a cleared site within a village location, which may be suitable for commercial or residential development or other use subject to obtaining the necessary consents. The site extends to approximately 0.33 Ha (0.86 acres) and has a generally south facing aspect sloping from the south to north. It is presently cleared shrubland and is located behind a row of houses and village shops, on the main street of Newburgh. The field had been historically used for smallholding purposes and for a furniture warehouse business. We understand that prior to this a gasworks was situated on the property. The site is within the settlement boundary of Newburgh. The local development plan for Fife Council can be viewed on the Fife Council website.