Bid to build new home at derelict public loos in Fife town

By Allan Crow

Published 12th Apr 2021, 11:18 GMT

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Plans have been unveiled to turn old public loos in a Fife town into a house.

An application for the change of use in Pettycur Road, Kinghorn, has been lodged with Fife Council.

It was submitted by Paul Skinner, of Pettycur Bay.

The documents lodged show plans for a two-bedroom home, with balcony to the rear, on the site of the derelict loos.

The plans have been lodged for a derelict block in Kinghorn

The plans have been lodged for a derelict block in Kinghorn

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A previous application lodged in 2015 was withdrawn.

The application will be determined in due course.

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