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Suite 1, Masterton House, Carnegie Campus, Dunfermline Property Type Modern Office Building Area Total area is 3,500sqft Availability Details This property is available for lease or for purchase Rating To be assessed General Comment Dunfermline benefits from its close location to the Forth Road Bridge and the City of Edinburgh and is a key commercial area within Fife. With Scotland’s only direct ferry link to the continent and first class rail and road links, the historic town is undergoing dramatic commercial growth and has attracted high calibre occupiers to the area. Dunfermline has an abundance of amenities, the legacy of its most famous son Andrew Carnegie contributing in part to its exceptional array of parks, sports and leisure facilities, community centres, golf courses and hospitals etc. Carnegie Campus is located on the southern periphery of Dunfermline, adjacent to the M90 spur providing direct access to the M90 motorway. Rosyth Railway Station is approximately a half mile from Carnegie Campus, providing ease of access from Fife to Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Edinburgh International Airport is only 13 miles away. Property Parts Masterton House comprises of three 1,000sqft office units on the ground floor and a further 3,500sqft office unit on the first floor, all of which are available for sale or lease. Main features • Open plan flexible layout • Underfloor heating • Kitchen facilities • Video entry system • Redcare alarm system • Ample car parking • Landscaped grounds • Potential for air conditioning (if required) • Cat 5e cabling • High standard of finish throughout Marketing Agent DM Hall 27 Canmore Street Dunfermline KY12 7NU Contact Jonathan Mitchell on 01383 621 262 For more information please contact Ewan Cameron on 01383 621890. Estantia House, Pitreavie Drive, Dunfermline, Fife, KY11 8US www.cameronharris.com Email: [email protected] .

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