Falkland Parish Church, Falkland Church, High Street, Falkland, Fife
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- Place of worship
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Description
Falkland Parish Church is an attractive late 19th-century church building of traditional stone construction. Occupying a prominent position on Falkland High Street, the property retains several period features, including an impressive steeple to the principal gable, and offers characterful accommodation with potential for a variety of future uses, subject to the necessary consents. Internally there is the main Church Hall and ancillary rooms, the Gantry and seating area to the first floor and a storage and plant room in the basement.
Services
The property is connected to mains supplies of water and electricity. Heating is by way of oil-fired boiler to wall mounted radiators. Drainage is connected to the main public sewer.
Planning
The property is a B listed building and currently used as a Church and benefits from an unrestricted Class 10 (non-residential institutions) consent, all in terms of the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) (Scotland) Order 1997. The building could be used, without the necessity of obtaining change of use consent, as a crèche, day nursery, day centre, educational establishment, museum, art gallery or public library. It also has potential for a variety of other uses, such as a theatre, cinema or entertainment venue, retail space or community resource subject to obtaining appropriate consents. Residential development might also be possible, again subject to the usual consents.
EPC
Church Rating - C
Local Area
The historic village of Falkland is located within north Fife lying approximately five miles northwest of Glenrothes. Small villages in the immediate surrounding area include Freuchie to the east and Strathmiglo to the northwest; however, the proximity of Glenrothes is such that residents do rely on this larger town for a wider provision of facilities and amenities.
Falkland is an attractive and historic village and is popular with visitors, principally visiting Falkland Palace which is also on the High Street.
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Falkland Parish Church, Falkland Church, High Street, Falkland, Fife
About Church of Scotland, Edinburgh
The responsibility for holding and preserving most Church properties rests with the General Trustees. They also authorise sales and lets of property, vet alterations at buildings, assist local congregations with maintenance and improvement work and give financial assistance in a number of ways. The trustees can also provide advice and financial assistance to local congregations to help with maintaining and improving their buildings.
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