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More than 200 new homes planned for Fife village

How the new development could look.
How the new development could look.

More than 200 new homes are planned as part of an expansion of a Fife village.

Developer Quale Homes has submitted proposals for 212 properties in Kinglassie.

The development of three and four-bedroom homes, along with some two-bedroom cottage flats, would be built on land south of Hill View.

Just under 50 of the properties would be classed as affordable homes, while there are also plans for a children’s playpark.

A design statement submitted by Quale Homes says the new homes will have views over the surrounding countryside.

A proposed map of the site.

It added: “The street frontage to most of the site boundaries will help create a gateway into Kinglassie and make the development an integral addition to the village.

“This detailed planning submission seeks to achieve a positive outcome from the planning authority with a view to the development providing much-needed housing with the local area.”

But the documents also highlight a potential split in opinion among locals, with 56% of people who responded to an online consultation either supportive or unsure of the development, and 44% unsupportive.

The proposals will be considered by Fife Council in the coming months.