New-build area guide

Whitefield Gate

by Taylor Wimpey·Dunfermline, Fife

Whitefield Gate is a new Taylor Wimpey neighbourhood on the edge of Dunfermline, forming part of the wider Whitefields masterplan.

See current availability at Whitefield Gate on Taylor Wimpey’s website

Area at a glance

Dunfermline, at a glance

Schools, transport, what’s nearby.

Dunfermline wears its history lightly for somewhere so old. Scotland's newest city was once its capital, and Dunfermline Abbey — burial place of Robert the Bruce — still anchors the centre, with the ruined royal palace alongside it. Just below sits Pittencrieff Park, the glen gifted to the town by Andrew Carnegie, who was born a few streets away in the weaver's cottage now preserved as a museum; the park's peacocks, glasshouses and wooded paths make it the obvious Sunday walk. Townhill Country Park, with its loch and waymarked trails, offers something wilder a short drive north, while the Fife Coastal Path and the Forth bridges are both within easy reach to the south. The city centre keeps a decent spread of independent cafés, pubs and everyday shops, and the M90 runs close by for Edinburgh and Perth. Carnegie's legacy lingers in a way few towns can match — free libraries, baths and parks that locals still use daily.

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Schools, transport, amenities, local trades

The full Dunfermline area guide — straight-line distances, town context, and trades who cover Whitefield Gate.

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A look at Whitefield Gate

The builder

Built by Taylor Wimpey

For floor plans, current availability and pricing, visit the builder’s site.

Whitefield Gate on the Taylor Wimpey website

Local trades

The people who’ll finish your new home in Dunfermline

These independent trades cover Dunfermline from within their travel radius. Pick one to see their profile, or post a free job and we’ll find one for you.