New plans for empty property in Kirkcaldy town centre
The new development would see three new flats built in the east end of the High Street.
Developer, John Anderson, from Balfron, has lodged a planning application with Fife Council to breathe new life into 275 High Street.
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Hide AdThe property above the Cafe Continental has been empty for a number of years.
It was originally classed as a restaurant, but, in 1999, an application was made to turn it into four one-bedroom flats.
The current proposal cuts the number of homes to three.
It will come before councillors for a decision in due course.
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