CAMPION Homes has started construction on three affordable housing developments in Dunfermline and Inverkeithing.
The sites at Evershed Drive and Elgin Street in Dunfermline, and Fraser Avenue Phase 3 in Inverkeithing, will collectively deliver 128 new homes, including specialist sheltered housing, family homes, and accessible bungalows.
Campion said the sites reflect a diverse mix of housing typologies and planning approaches. Evershed Drive will deliver 40 sheltered flats with communal amenities, air source heating and EV charging, tailored to meet the needs of older residents and wheelchair users. Elgin Street will see 44 affordable homes built on a former brownfield site, offering a mews-style development with urban connectivity and access to local amenities. Fraser Avenue Phase 3 completes a regeneration masterplan, replacing outdated housing with 44 modern homes designed around community input and safe, walkable streets.
Dougie Herd, joint MD at Campion Homes, said, “At Campion Homes, we don’t just build houses, we deliver homes that empower people and strengthen communities. These three developments reflect our long-standing commitment to affordable housing in Fife and our belief that quality, accessible homes should be the norm, not the exception. As an SME builder rooted in this region, we’re proud to work hand-in-hand with Fife Council to meet local needs and help shape a more inclusive, sustainable housing future for Scotland.”
Jennifer Davie, Fife Council’s project manager for new build affordable housing, added, “Fife Council welcomes the commencement of these three significant affordable housing developments in Dunfermline and Inverkeithing. The delivery of more than 120 new homes marks an important milestone in our ongoing commitment to increasing the supply of high-quality, energy-efficient housing across Fife.
“Our continued partnership with Campion Homes is instrumental in achieving these ambitions. Campion has consistently demonstrated a strong track record in delivering well-designed, sustainable homes that respond to local needs and enhance the wider community.”
