Former Collective
Beschreibung
The property comprises two principal buildings, mainly a traditional Victorian style Church which has been substantially extended to the rear. Adjacent and attached is a two-storey modern building under a pitched and tiled roof. The Church building is over ground and mezzanine levels with split level ground floor to the rear giving access to the extended building.Lage
Dunfermline is located within Fife, approximately five miles from the northern shore of the Firth of Forth, on the route of major road and rail crossings across the Firth to Edinburgh and the south. Today Dunfermline has effectively become a dormitory town for Edinburgh with its economy largely reliant on financial and service sector jobs. It is also one of the most popular shopping destinations in Fife and has the second largest retail provision in the region. Collective sits centrally within Bruce Street, a secondary retailing street perpendicular to Dunfermline's High Street, between the junctions of Glen Bridge and Bridge Street. Dunfermline is served by the A907 which links the M90 and A92 to the east of the town at Halbeath Interchange. This connects the town to Perth to the north, Edinburgh to the south and Kirkcaldy to the west.Innenräume
Collective was aptly named as it provided a collection of licensed venues, principally being a bar, nightclub, restaurant and rooms.
The accommodation can be summarised as follows:
Ground/Mezzanine - Church
Bar/Nightclub
Located over split level ground floor with mezzanine function/VIP bars, central cloakroom, male, female and disabled toilets. Well fitted throughout with combined nightclub and bar capacity of 950.
Restaurant
The restaurant can double as a function room with a capacity for 120. Well fitted out restaurant with service bar, male, female and disabled WC's as well as the principal kitchen (which can also serve the bar) with cold storage, additional storage areas and laundry room.