Barratt launches 240 homes in new development in Kirkcaldy

A house builder has taken the wraps off a new development on the outskirts of Kirkcaldy.
Barratt Homs has unveiled a 242 homes at Kingslaw Gait,  Kirkcaldy, adjacent to the Kingdom Park developmentBarratt Homs has unveiled a 242 homes at Kingslaw Gait,  Kirkcaldy, adjacent to the Kingdom Park development
Barratt Homs has unveiled a 242 homes at Kingslaw Gait, Kirkcaldy, adjacent to the Kingdom Park development

Barratt Homes is launching 242 homes at Kingslaw Gait, adjacent to Kingdom Park.

The first phase of construction includes three and four-bedroom terraced, semi-detached and detached homes with prices starting at £196,995.

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Kingdom Park’s masterplan includes shops and a new primary school by 2027.

Barratt Homes has unveiled a 242 homes at Kingslaw Gait,  Kirkcaldy, adjacent to the Kingdom Park developmentBarratt Homes has unveiled a 242 homes at Kingslaw Gait,  Kirkcaldy, adjacent to the Kingdom Park development
Barratt Homes has unveiled a 242 homes at Kingslaw Gait, Kirkcaldy, adjacent to the Kingdom Park development

Anne Ross, sales director at Barratt East Scotland, said: “We’ve already received positive interest from prospective buyers and we’ll be continuing to engage with the local community to ensure we create a new development that provides much-needed homes and enhances the area.”

The Scottish Government’s First Home Fund scheme is available for Kingslaw Gait, helping first-time buyers purchase a home.

With First Home Fund, the buyers own the property outright, with the Scottish Government contributing a maximum of 49% equity loan based on the property valuation or purchase price, whichever is lower, up to a maximum of £25,000.

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