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Welcome to new homes Fife the easy way to find new homes in Fife and the surrounding area.

Welcome to New Homes in Fife, the easy way to find new homes in the Fife area. The area of Fife contains three distinct district councils, Dunfermline & West Fife, St Andrews & East Fife and Kirkcaldy & Mid Fife. Within these districts are large towns including Glenrothes, Kirkcaldy and Dunfermline, historic villages such as Falkland and delightfully quaint fishing villages dotted along the East Neuk. Occasionally referred to as the Kingdom of Fife, the area contains a broad contrast of landscapes, ranging from towering mountains and vast Lochs to unspoilt stretches of sandy beaches. Aside from stunning scenery, the area is also world-famous for its association with Golf. St Andrews, Scotland's oldest university town is home to the prestigious Royal and Ancient golf club, and there are over 40 courses in the surrounding area, including Links courses. Evidence of the area's vibrant industrial past is visible in the wealth of ruins, cathedrals, castles, and sites of historic interest. Meanwhile, the towns of Dunfermline and Glenrothes deliver all the modern day amenities and services expected of contemporary urban living. The Forth Road Bridge connects Fife to Edinburgh and the south, whilst the A92/A90 runs through the area towards Perth, Inverness and the north. Fife is well served by trains, situated on the East Coast Line with direct services to Glasgow and Edinburgh, and with 18 stations throughout the area. A new home in Fife offers the much sought after combination of idyllic surroundings with great economic and cultural infrastructure.

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New Homes Fife

The new homes Fife website enables you to search for new houses in Fife, new apartments in Fife and for those seeking affordable housing in Fife, you can refine your search by selecting: shared ownership homes in Fife.

Fife is a major urban area of Scotland with a vibrant economy and a rich historical past. Fife was considered an isolated area with the famous saying of Bid farewell to Scotland, and cross to Fife. Fife has a history spanning thousands of years and played an important role during the Pictish confederation. Industrial revolution in the 18th century changed the small fishing and boat-building business of Fife into major industries. Coal mining, textiles, and paper factories opened up and changed the history of Fife.

Fife has emerged as the third most populous area of Scotland and a major economic centre. The electronics industry is a major employer in Fife, according to Vernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk. Fishing, food processing, and textile industries still constitute an important part of Fife economy. Offshore oil and gas drilling industry is another significant presence in Fife.

Fife has a total population of 361,900. The council area of Fife comprises of three main towns including Dunfermline, Kirkcaldy and Glenrothes. Historic town of St Andrews is also located in Fife council area. New homes in Fife, new apartments in Fife and affordable housing in Fife can all be found by using the search facility on the new homes Fife website.

Places of Interest in Fife

St Andrews: Fife is home to St Andrews, a famous university town with a rich history. It is home to the St Andrews Cathedral, which now lay in ruins. Holy Trinity Church is another famous attraction of this Fife town. The University of St Andrews is one of the oldest universities of Europe.

The Scottish Deer Centre: Fife is home to many varieties of deer and the centre offers glimpses into their vibrant life. Fife is also home to a number of exotic varieties of birds and animals that have been provided with a natural environment in this park.

Kingsbarns Golf Links: Fife region is credited with the invention of golf. A large number of avoid golfers visit this facility to discover the roots of golf. Fife is home to many venues that have played a role in the development of golf and Kingsbarns is one of these places.

The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews: For golfers, it is the best place to visit in Fefe. It is considered the ruling authority on the game of golf and holds the distinction of being the pioneer of modern golfing.

Culross Palace: It was located in a thriving community in the heart of Fife during the 16th and 17th century. Excavations have revealed the expanse of the palace and an ornamental path has also been discovered. The palace remains a popular tourist spot in Fife.

Kirkcaldy Museum: The museum has a large collection of paintings, relics, stones, and maps that represent the thousands of years old history of Fife.

Andrew Carnegie Museum: The great American industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie was born in Fife, in the town of Dunfermline. His home has been turned into a museum and attracts a large number of tourists.

Famous People from Fife

Andrew Carnegie is arguably the most famous person who was born in Fife. Painter David Wilkie was also born and bred in Fife.

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