Dunfermline

Dunfermline is one of Scotland's fastest-growing towns. Situated in Fife and boasting a host of great local amenities, a relatively easy commute to Edinburgh and scenic countryside all around, it's easy to see why. House-hunters looking to find a new home in Dunfermline will find something to suit all tastes and budgets as housebuilders strive to appeal to the wide target audience of people who want to live here.

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The Kingdom of Fife has always been a popular area for house-hunters. The region has a little bit of everything, from small coastal communities and rolling hills to large towns with excellent shopping and numerous world-renowned golf courses. Combine all that with the fact that Edinburgh city centre can be easily reached by car or train and it's not difficult to see why properties in the district are so sought-after. Those looking to find a new home in Fife have many options available to them, in a range of different settings from seaside villages to urban towns.

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First-time buyers and professional couples looking for a new home in Fife should be sure to check out Pilmuir Place in Dunfermline. Comprising a stylish collection of two- and three-bedroom apartments, the Taylor Wimpey development is perfect for house hunters aspiring to get their feet on the first rung of the property ladder.

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Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has teamed up with Fife Sports and Leisure Trust to offer a year's free Leisure Active membership to customers reserving a new home at any of four developments in Fife, before 31st August, 2012.

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Taylor Wimpey is kicking off a series of free Mortgage Myths events from 12 noon to 4.00pm at Redmond Brae in Kelty on Sunday 29th January, followed by others at Abbey Grange in Arbroath on Sunday 5th February; and finally

Retirement is one of the major life events that lead people to weigh up their priorities and find a property to live in that will serve them for a long time.