FOR SALE - DEVELOPMENTS SITES FROM 0.70 HA TO 8.04, Admiralty Road, Rosyth, Dunfermline, KY11 2YW

Description

The subjects comprise a large area of commercial land which has benefited from considerable expenditure on infrastructure works.

Location

Admiralty Park (A985) is located off Junction 2 of the A90/M90 motorway to the north of the Forth Road Bridge. Rosyth is located approximately 15 miles north west of Edinburgh City Centre and 45 miles east of Glasgow City Centre. Rosyth benefits from a roll-on/roll-off ferry terminal which acts as a hub for European freight and provides links to Northern Europe and beyond. Rosyth has a population of around 351,000 and a workforce of 150,000. In excess of 80% of Fife's population live within a 25 minute drive of Admiralty Park.

Planning

All the plots for sale lie within an area designated in the adopted Dunfermline and Coast Local Plan 1997 under Policy BIT1 which allocates undeveloped land for employment and business proposals. Specifically Proposal S124 defines that Admiralty Business Park can be developed for Use Classes 4, 5 and 6 (Business, General Industrial or Storage) under the terms of the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) (Scotland) Order.
A replacement Dunfermline and West Fife Local Plan is currently being prepared by Fife Council. A draft plan is expected later in 2009 and adoption is anticipated in 2010.
For further information, interested parties should contact fife Council Development Services (08451 555555 Ext 471779).

Key Features

Fife benefits from Regional Selective Assistance (RSA). Further details are available from the Government's website, www.rsa.gov.uk.

Tenure

Freehold - offers are invited for the heritable interest in the various plots.

Planning

All the plots for sale lie within an area designated in the adopted Dunfermline and Coast Local Plan 1997 under Policy BIT1 which allocates undeveloped land for employment and business proposals. Specifically Proposal S124 defines that Admiralty Business Park can be developed for Use Classes 4,5 and 6 (Business, General Industrial or Storage) under the terms of the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Scotland Order. A replacement Dunfermline and West Fife Local Plan is currently being prepared by Fife Council. A draft plan is expected later in 2009 and adoption is anticipated in 2010.