Fife Historic Buildings Trust · Company SC173262 · Trading heritage since 1997
Active, accounts up to date·developer & main contractor·Head office Burntisland
Fife Historic Buildings Trust (FHBT) is a charity and company limited by guarantee, established in 1997, dedicated to creating viable futures for heritage buildings and their communities across Fife. With over 6,200 listed buildings and 48 conservation areas in the region, FHBT inspires and enables visionary conservation projects. The Trust has helped deliver over £40 million in historic environment regeneration projects, significantly supporting town centres, businesses, tourism, and local communities.
FHBT manages projects to conserve historic buildings at risk, ensuring they gain renewed practical purposes, long-term owners, and viable futures. Their work includes a small portfolio of historic properties managed as workspaces and holiday lets. An education and engagement programme fosters conservation practices and skills, helping communities appreciate their local heritage.
FHBT partners with Fife Council, acting as their heritage regeneration partner of choice, and collaborates with various funders including the National Lottery Heritage Fund and Historic Environment Scotland. The Trust operates with a dedicated team of staff and volunteers, supported by a Board of Trustees with diverse expertise. They are committed to Fair Work First criteria, including paying the Real Living Wage.
FHBT's projects aim to safeguard Fife's rich architectural heritage for future generations, adapting historic structures for community use and economic benefit.
Inverkeithing
Restoration of the Town House to create a community hub, uplift to the High Street including conservation of the Mercat Cross, a grant scheme for private owners, and an activity programme to raise awareness of Inverkeithing's history.
Client · Fife Council
near Leven
Restoration of a B-listed, 19th Century brick building in Silverburn Park to include a hostel, café, artists' workshops, meeting spaces, and an office for FEAT.
Client · Fife Employment Access Trust (FEAT)
Lochgelly
Repair and adaptation of a landmark building to create a Fife Regional Climbing & Bouldering Centre, including internal fit-out, construction of an extension, and creation of a landscaped square.
Client · Fife Council
Cupar
Conversion and operation of holiday apartments within the Cupar Burgh Chambers building.
Kinghorn
Conversion and operation of holiday apartments within the Kinghorn Town Hall building.
Dysart
Conversion and operation of holiday apartments within the John McDouall Stuart View building.
St. Monans
Project to conserve and regenerate historic buildings in St. Monans.
Buckhaven
Project to conserve and regenerate historic buildings in Buckhaven.
Dunfermline
Project to conserve and regenerate historic buildings in Dunfermline.
Fife Council, The National Lottery Heritage Fund, Historic Environment Scotland, Crown Estates, Scottish Government, Levenmouth Reconnected, Robertson Trust, Wolfson Foundation, Fife Employment Access Trust (FEAT), Rockgelly, Community Enterprise.
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Fife Historic Buildings Trust works with others to give a long-term future to historic buildings at risk so we can continue Making Heritage Live in Fife. Their listed services include Restoration & heritage, Refurbishment and Property developer.
Fife Historic Buildings Trust is registered at Kinghorn Town Hall St. Leonards Place, Kinghorn, Burntisland, KY3 9TL, in Scotland.
Fife Historic Buildings Trust states that it works across Fife and Scotland.
Companies House lists Fife Historic Buildings Trust as active.
Fife Historic Buildings Trust displays Scottish Charity Regulator on its website.
Fife Historic Buildings Trust works in Residential, Commercial and Public.
Fife Historic Buildings Trust was incorporated on 1997-03-06.
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