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Pittencrieff Street, Dunfermline a Prestigious Development of 65 Apartments for Mid Market Rent Pittencrieff Street, Dunfermline A Prestigious Development of 65 Apartments for Mid Market Rent Tel: 01383 515949 [email protected] www.kingdomhousing.org.uk The Location Kingdom Initiatives’ prestigious new development in the former Royal Burgh of Dunfermline, offers 65 high quality two and three bedroom apartments for Mid Market Rent. Ideally located in the towns Western Gateway, Pittencrieff Street has a host of facilities right on the doorstep. The nearby Kingsgate Shopping Centre and High Street offer a wide range of independent shops and well known high street retailers. Excellent sports facilities are provided at the Carnegie Leisure Centre, which is less than a 10 minute walk from the apartments. It’s proximity to the M90 makes Dunfermline an ideal commuter base with the city of Edinburgh reached in less than half an hour by car or just under 40 minutes from the nearby train station. The Halbeath Park and Ride is the place to park and catch a regular bus service to Edinburgh Airport, the city centre or Glasgow. Dunfermline offers schooling at nursery, primary and secondary levels and the newly formed Fife College has a campus in the town. Pittencrieff Park or ‘The Glen’, as it is known locally, is just a short stroll away. This 76 acre park plays host to many events throughout the year including the Bruce Festival and the annual fireworks display. It is also home to the famous Dunfermline peacocks, who have the freedom to roam the town. A visit to Dunfermline Abbey and Palace, the last resting place of many Scottish Kings and Queens, is also a must. Less than 10 minutes drive from Pittencrieff Street, a great day out can be had at the Fife Leisure Park, which offers a multiplex cinema, bowling alley, crazy golf range, health club and a wide range of restaurants. Dunfermline also boasts no less than three 18-hole golf courses. The Apartments The apartments are located in six blocks which range from four to six stories in height, offering some fantastic views from the higher floors. There are 59 two bedroom apartments and 6 three bedroom apartments available, all of which have been designed with modern living in mind, incorporating contemporary design features and practical, low maintenance benefits. Dining space has been incorporated into either the lounge or the kitchen in each apartment and the kitchens have been fitted with a range of quality units and worktops. The bathrooms have a modern white suite comprising of a bath with over bath shower, Site Progress – March 2015 mini bath screen, wash hand basin and WC. There is ample storage in each apartment. Some of the apartments feature All Apartments include: Juliette or walk on balconies. Floor Coverings Lifts are provided in blocks A & F and underground parking is Blinds provided under blocks C, D & E which is available for all residents White Goods (Oven/Hob and Washer/Dryer) to use. There is also a common parking court and bicycle storage. A toddler play area is adjacent to block F. Modern Fitted Kitchen Modern White Bathroom Suite The apartments have been designed and built to Secured by Double Glazing Design standards; this is a Police Initiative to guide designers to Gas Central Heating System adopt crime prevention measures when designing new Secure Door Entry System developments. All apartments have an Energy Efficiency Rating of B making them highly energy efficient. CO² and Smoke Detectors Fitted Wardrobes Please note that dogs are not permitted in any of these Telephone and Satellite TV Outlet in Lounge/Bedrooms apartments due to the shared entrances. Common Parking Court and Underground Parking The Specification Apartment Double Single Lift in Energy Est. Date of Est. Monthly Block/Plot Floor Postal Address Type Bedrooms Bedrooms Block Rating Availability Rent* Alexander A/1 Ground 195 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B85 May 2015 £437 Annabella A/2 Ground 197 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B85 May 2015 £437 Bruce A/3 Ground 199 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B84 May 2015 £437 Alexander A/4 First 201 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B86 May 2015 £437 Annabella A/5 First 203 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B86 May 2015 £437 Bruce A/6 First 205 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B85 May 2015 £437 Alexander A/7 Second 207 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B85 May 2015 £437 Annabella A/8 Second 209 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B85 May 2015 £437 Bruce A/9 Second 211 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B85 May 2015 £437 Alexander A/10 Third 213 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B85 May 2015 £437 Annabella A/11 Third 215 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B85 May 2015 £437 Bruce A/12 Third 217 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B85 May 2015 £437 Alexander A/13 Fourth 219 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B84 May 2015 £437 Annabella A/14 Fourth 221 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B84 May 2015 £437 Bruce A/15 Fourth 223 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B84 May 2015 £437 Duncan B/1 Ground 225 Pittencrieff Street 1 1 No B86 May 2015 £414 Edgar B/2 Ground 227 Pittencrieff Street 1 1 No B86 May 2015 £414 Duncan B/3 First 229 Pittencrieff Street 1 1 No B86 May 2015 £414 Edgar B/4 First 231 Pittencrieff Street 1 1 No B87 May 2015 £414 Duncan B/5 Second 233 Pittencrieff Street 1 1 No B86 May 2015 £414 Edgar B/6 Second 235 Pittencrieff Street 1 1 No B87 May 2015 £414 Duncan B/7 Third 237 Pittencrieff Street 1 1 No B86 May 2015 £414 Edgar B/8 Third 239 Pittencrieff Street 1 1 No B87 May 2015 £414 Elizabeth C/1 Ground 241 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B86 June 2015 £437 Malcolm C/2 Ground 243 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B85 June 2015 £437 Elizabeth C/3 First 245 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B86 June 2015 £437 Malcolm C/4 First 247 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B86 June 2015 £437 Elizabeth C/5 Second 249 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B86 June 2015 £437 Malcolm C/6 Second 251 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B86 June 2015 £437 Elizabeth C/7 Third 253 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B86 June 2015 £437 Malcolm C/8 Third 255 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B85 June 2015 £437 * The monthly rents shown are approximate and will be confirmed nearer the completion date; dates and specification are subject to variation. Apartment Double Single Lift in Energy Est. Date of Est. Monthly Block/Plot Floor Postal Address Type Bedrooms Bedrooms Block Rating Availability Rent* Elizabeth D/1 Ground 257 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B85 June 2015 £437 Malcolm D/2 Ground 259 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B85 June 2015 £437 Elizabeth D/3 First 261 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B86 June 2015 £437 Malcolm D/4 First 263 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B86 June 2015 £437 Elizabeth D/5 Second 265 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B86 June 2015 £437 Malcolm D/6 Second 267 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B86 June 2015 £437 Elizabeth D/7 Third 269 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B85 June 2015 £437 Malcolm D/8 Third 271 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B86 June 2015 £437 Elizabeth E/1 Ground 273 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B85 June 2015 £437 Malcolm E/2 Ground 275 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B85 June 2015 £437 Elizabeth E/3 First 277 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B86 June 2015 £437 Malcolm E/4 First 279 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B86 June 2015 £437 Elizabeth E/5 Second 281 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B86 June 2015 £437 Malcolm E/6 Second 283 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B86 June 2015 £437 Elizabeth E/7 Third 285 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B85 June 2015 £437 Malcolm E/8 Third 287 Pittencrieff Street 2 - No B85 June 2015 £437 Margaret F/1 Ground 289 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B85 July 2015 £437 Matilda F/2 Ground 291 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B85 July 2015 £437 Maud F/3 Ground 293 Pittencrieff Street 2 1 Yes B84 July 2015 £485 Margaret F/4 First 295 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B86 July 2015 £437 Matilda F/5 First 297 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B86 July 2015 £437 Maud F/6 First 299 Pittencrieff Street 2 1 Yes B85 July 2015 £485 Margaret F/7 Second 301 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B86 July 2015 £437 Matilda F/8 Second 303 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B86 July 2015 £437 Maud F/9 Second 305 Pittencrieff Street 2 1 Yes B85 July 2015 £485 Margaret F/10 Third 307 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B86 July 2015 £437 Matilda F/11 Third 309 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B86 July 2015 £437 Maud F/12 Third 311 Pittencrieff Street 2 1 Yes B85 July 2015 £485 Margaret F/13 Fourth 313 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B86 July 2015 £437 Matilda F/14 Fourth 315 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B86 July 2015 £437 Maud F/15 Fourth 317 Pittencrieff Street 2 1 Yes B85 July 2015 £485 Margaret F/16 Fifth 319 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B85 July 2015 £437 Matilda F/17 Fifth 321 Pittencrieff Street 2 - Yes B85 July 2015 £437 Maud F/18 Fifth 323 Pittencrieff Street 2 1 Yes B84 July 2015 £485 * The monthly rents shown are approximate and will be confirmed nearer the completion date; dates and specification are subject to variation. Floor Plans The Annabella The Bruce Block A Block A Plot Floor Plot Floor A2 Ground A3 Ground A5 First A6 First A8 Second A9 Second A11 Third A12 Third A14 Forth A15 Forth The Alexander Block A Plot Floor A1 Ground A4 First A7 Second A10 Third A13 Forth Floor plans are supplied for guidance only and actual room sizes can vary from floor to floor.
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