Available property

Assets available for sale or lease through the Estates team predominantly comprise assets formerly occupied by the Council but now declared surplus.

For sale

Lock up block 1- 6, Well Road, Glenrothes - UNDER OFFER

11-13 St Catherine Street, Cupar, KY15 4LS

Lock up 2 Forth Court, Rimbleton, Glenrothes

CLOSING DATE - A closing date has been set for 12pm on Friday 5 June 2026

Lock up 2 Aitken Road, Cadham, Glenrothes

CLOSING DATE - A closing date has been set for 12pm on Friday 5 June 2026

Lock up 10 Aitken Road, Cadham, Glenrothes

CLOSING DATE - A closing date has been set for 12pm on Friday 5 June 2026

Lock up 6 Julian Court, Cadham, Glenrothes

CLOSING DATE - A closing date has been set for 12pm on Friday 5 June 2026

To let

Retail Unit at Glenrothes Bus Station, Postgate, Glenrothes, KY7 5NU - UNDER OFFER

Former Library, Strathore Road, Thornton

Trading concessions

Catering Concession, Tom Morris Drive, St Andrews - UNDER OFFER

Development opportunities

11-13 St Catherine Street, Cupar, KY15 4LS

St Clair Hall, 258 St Clair Street, Kirkcaldy

This property is a former community hall that is currently vacant. It is situated in a high traffic area of Kirkcaldy with on street parking to the front of the property. This property would benefit from refurbishment and could be used for other purposes subject to planning permission.

Equine / agricultural grazing land

You must register as a supplier through Public Contracts Scotland before submitting an offer. For any questions about using their website, please contact Public Contracts Scotland on 0800 222 9003.

Land that is available is listed on the Public Contracts Scotland website. You can view these listings here Search Notices - Publics Contract Scotland. Search using "grazing" as the Keyword and "Fife Council' as the Buyer Name.

Burntisland 2.15 hectares (5.31 acres) or thereby – UNDER OFFER
Burntisland Marketing particulars

Cardenden 0.8 hectare (1.97 acres) or thereby – UNDER OFFER
Cardenden Marketing particulars

Glencraig 16.1 hectares (39.78 acres) or thereby – UNDER OFFER
Glencraig Marketing particulars

Kinglassie 2.15 hectares (5.31 acres) or thereby – UNDER OFFER
Kinglassie (near Burnlea Terrace) Marketing particulars

Kinglassie 7.11 hectares (17.57 acres) or thereby – UNDER OFFER
Kinglassie (near First Street) Marketing particulars

Lochgelly 2.22 hectares (5.49 acres) or thereby – UNDER OFFER
Lochgelly Marketing particulars

Between Lochgelly & Cardenden next to B981 2.47 hectares (6.1 acres) or thereby – UNDER OFFER
Lochgelly/Cardenden Marketing particulars

Newburgh 3.24 hectares (8 acres) or thereby – UNDER OFFER
Newburgh Marketing particulars

The Council holds a portfolio of assets to support and encourage business growth and economic development. Though land may be sold, the properties are generally only available to rent to ensure future demand can be satisfied. Details of these assets and available support may be found here.

Disposal process

Once a property has been declared surplus to requirement, certain pre-sale checks and consultations are carried out. After that, marketing will usually begin. After a period of time, there may be little interest. In cases like this, an offer may be considered by the Council if it's recommended to be accepted by the marketing agent. If there are competing interests, a closing date may, at the discretion of the Council, be set for receipt of offers.

Usually, bids are accepted on the basis of the Best Value being reflected in the offer. This will, in normal circumstances, be the highest financial level, however, this is not always necessarily the case. The timing of the sale (e.g. subject to planning), or other conditions may have an effect. Any necessary guidance and information on the timing of such a closing date will be issued for each party who has registered an interest.

At the closing date, offers must be submitted by the time and date specified in order to comply with the Council's Standing Orders. Any offers not in compliance with the bid guidance may not be considered. Once bids are received, they are evaluated and a decision is made.

Note, that the Council is not obliged to accept the highest financial nor any offer received. If Committee authority is required, then that's applied for and the Council's Legal Services is instructed to complete the formalities.

Details of available property, including property not owned by the Council, can be found on a range of websites below.

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