Local Area
Scotland's Ancient Capital, Your Doorstep
Idyllic setting, unbeatable access.
Your World, Within Reach
Heritage, Nature & Connectivity
Positioned on the historic southern edge of Dunfermline. Scotland's ancient capital. Masterton Farm offers outstanding connections. The M90 provides fast access to Edinburgh via the Queensferry Crossing, while Inverkeithing station sits just two miles away with services reaching Edinburgh Haymarket in 17 minutes.
Getting Around
Travel Times from Masterton Farm
Everything you need, closer than you think. Distances and times are approximate from the development.
Fife Leisure Park
Whimbrel Place, Dunfermline, KY11 8EX
Cinema, bowling, adventure golf, gym, and a range of family-friendly restaurants.
Tesco & Aldi Duloch
Calaiswood Crescent, Dunfermline, KY11 8PJ
Two large supermarkets with everyday essentials, just minutes from the development.
Dunfermline High Street
High Street, Dunfermline, KY12 7DL
Independent shops, boutiques, cafes, and professional services in the city centre.
Masterton Primary School
Lapwing Drive, Dunfermline, KY11 8JX
Popular local primary school serving the Masterton and Duloch area.
Edinburgh via M90 & Queensferry Crossing
M90 Junction 1C, Admiralty
Direct motorway access south to Edinburgh and north to Perth and Dundee.
Inverkeithing Station
Station Road, Inverkeithing, KY11 1QY
Fife Circle Line and East Coast Main Line. Edinburgh Haymarket in 17 mins.
Eat, Drink & Enjoy
Dining & Nightlife
Dunfermline's flourishing food and drink scene.
Fabric Bar & Restaurant
2 Canmore Street, KY12 7NT
Pan-Asian cuisine, signature cocktails, private dining.
East Port Bar
7 East Port, KY12 7JG
Craft beers, cosy booths, secret beer garden.
Antioch Turkish
11 Bridge Street, KY12 8AQ
Award-winning charcoal-cooked kebabs, grills, meze.
Prost Coffee
The Maygate, KY12 7NE
Artisan coffee in Abbot House, overlooking Abbey.
Explore & Discover
On Your Doorstep
From ancient abbeys and royal parks to panoramic views across the Firth of Forth.
Dunfermline Abbey & Palace
St Margaret Street, Dunfermline, KY12 7PE
Founded in the 1070s by Queen Margaret. Burial place of Robert the Bruce and 18 Scottish royals. Adjacent palace ruins recall medieval grandeur.
Pittencrieff Park (The Glen)
Pittencrieff Street, Dunfermline, KY12 8QH
Magnificent 76-acre park gifted by Andrew Carnegie. Resident peacocks, Japanese gardens, woodland walks, and Malcolm Canmore's Tower ruins.
The Forth Bridges
North Queensferry, KY11 1JR
Three iconic crossings spanning three centuries, the UNESCO Forth Bridge (1890), Forth Road Bridge (1964), and Queensferry Crossing (2017).
Fife Coastal Path
Inverkeithing to Dalgety Bay stretch
Celebrated long-distance trail hugging the coastline. Stunning views near Inverkeithing and Dalgety Bay, easily accessible from the development.
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