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Fife Central, Kirkcaldy is a highly successful retail park anchored by Sainsburys, Next, M&S Simply Food, B&Q and Boots. The scheme is the largest retail park in Fife and is more than double the floor space of the next largest scheme in Halbeath, Dunfermline.
We have available shops in 13 more locations near Kirkcaldy.
With over 35 stores and cafes, the Mercat Shopping Centre in Kirkcaldy offers great brands, value and choice when shopping in Fife. Strong anchor tenants: Home Bargains, TK Maxx, Boots, Greggs, Card Factory, Vodafone, JD Sports, and Peacocks.
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Top listed agent Beacon Brooke
Tue May 13 2025
Royal London Asset Management has completed the sale of a retail park in Dunfermline, Scotland, for a total consideration of approximately £23m. Halbeath Retail Park spans approximately 125,903 sq ft and is let to retailers including Wickes, B&M, Tapi Carpets, Currys, Halfords, and Pets at Home. Located approximately 12 miles north west of Edinburgh city centre, the scheme is situated close to Junction 3 of the M90 and is accessed off Halbeath Road – the main arterial route to the east of Dunfermline that links the M90 with Dunfermline town centre.
Mon Apr 28 2025
Schuh is set to open a flagship Scottish store at St James Quarter in Edinburgh. The footwear brand has agreed to take a 5,500 sq ft space on Level One of the Galleria, joining retailers such as Superdrug, Boots, and Moss. Schuh's new store will feature the brand's revamped concept, which includes digital screens, a redesigned layout, and updated product displays. The arrival of Schuh – which itself was founded in Edinburgh – will bring Level One of St James Quarter to 100% let.
Wed Jun 19 2024
The City of Edinburgh Council has unveiled plans to transform the city's largest brownfield site into a mixed-use development. The proposals – created in partnership with Cruden Homes – outline the first phase of a £1.3bn sustainable coastal town at Granton Waterfront. Included are over 800 homes, as well as commercial units, transport infrastructure, new public spaces, capacity for a new school, and a low carbon heat network.
