Lot 38.

Property is to be auctioned on 1 October 2008 through SVA Property Auctions. Contact telephone number 0131 624 6640.

The property is listed as Category C(s) and covers both buildings, the boundary walls & the play shed. The site lies within the town envelope and it is envisaged that conversion to residential will be the most likely end use. All planning enquiries should be directed to:-

Andy Taylor Development, Promotion & Design Development Services New City House 1 Edgar Street Dunfermline,KY12 7EP.

Telephone: 01383 609437 or from circa 07/07/2008 08451 55 55 55, ext: 480168

Any offer submitted should take account of the aforementioned Affordable Housing Policy and any other policies that may apply i.e. contribution/provision of community, educational & other facilities. No reduction in purchase price will be permitted in due course.

For an appointment to view the property please telephone Estates on:- 01592 583154

Further details are available upon application to the marketing agents.

General Comments

Inverkeithing Primary School comprises the original school building (single storey), laterally used as the school's dining room and the 2/3 storey main building. The original school was constructed circa 1874 and the main building circa 1913.

The site extends to 0.825 hectare (2.04 acres) or thereby and the accommodation comprises: -

MAIN BUILDING Ground Floor - 7 classrooms, gymnasium (with stage area), resources room, 2 offices, toilets. 2 sets of stairs serving mezzanine and first floor accommodation. Mezzanine Floor Levels Small store cupboards & cloakrooms.

First Floor - 11 classrooms, 2 offices, stores/store cupboards.

ANNEXE BUILDING - Dining room, kitchen, library, classroom, play space, 2 offices and toilet facilities.

The former Royal Burgh of Inverkeithing is located in South Fife and boasts a population of circa 5500. It lies 12 miles to the north west of Edinburgh and has excellent access to the motorway network via the M90. The city of Dunfermline lies approximately 4 miles north west. Inverkeithing was first established as a port but during the last century was chiefly known for its ship breaking activities. Inverkeithing lies on the main east coast railway line and also links in to the Fife Circle line. An Airdirect bus provides a direct link from the rail station to Edinburgh airport. Inverkeithing also enjoys good local bus links & is home to the award winning Ferrytoll Park & Ride facility which provides, amongst other destinations, bus travel in to Edinburgh city centre and Edinburgh Airport.

Roods Road lies to the west of the town's High Street and is mainly residential in character, comprising a mixture of private and Local Authority housing.

This property does not appear to be an area that qualifies for Regional Selective Assistance. To find out more about this scheme, please visit www.rsascotland.gov.uk.