The Sutlery, The Sutlery, 14 Rocks Road, Dunfermline, Fife, KY11

The subjects comprise of a ground floor retail unit, known as ‘The Sutlery’, in the popular coastal village of Charlestown. The property forms part of an original granary, before being converted into a shop in 1804 and still boasts traditional features today

The property currently benefits from Class 1 (Retail) under the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) (Scotland) Order. Alternative uses may be considered, subject to planning consent.

Rateable Value: £7,100. Prospective tenants should make their own enquiries with the local authority regarding business rates and potential relief.

Availability: May 2026
For further details or to arrange a viewing, please contact:
Davidson & Robertson



The subjects comprise of a ground floor retail unit, known as ‘The Sutlery’, in the popular coastal village of Charlestown. The property forms part of an original granary, before being converted into a shop in 1804 and still boasts traditional features today.

The Sutlery has historically operated as a general store serving both Charlestown and Limekilns, benefiting from a loyal local catchment alongside regular visitor trade. Both villages are signposted as tourism destinations from the A985 and are conveniently located close to the Forth bridges, enhancing footfall from passing traffic and tourists. While previously used as a retail unit, the property may also lend itself to alternative uses such as a tearoom or café, subject to obtaining the appropriate planning consent

The property consists of open plan retail space with a kitchenette, additional retail space and an office or storeroom to the rear. The subjects have historically been used as retail space but would be suitable for other uses, subject to planning consent.

Flexible lease terms are available; we would be happy to discuss your requirements and arrange a viewing.

For further details or to arrange a viewing, please contact:
Davidson & Robertson



The Sutlery has historically operated as a general store serving both Charlestown and Limekilns, benefiting from a loyal local catchment alongside regular visitor trade. Both villages are signposted as tourism destinations from the A985 and are conveniently located close to the Forth bridges, enhancing footfall from passing traffic and tourists. While previously used as a retail unit, the property may also lend itself to alternative uses such as a tearoom or café, subject to obtaining the appropriate planning consent