Falkland Parish Church, a historic building located in the center of Falkland, Fife, has been placed on the market with offers sought above £105,000. The B-listed church gained wider recognition as a filming location for the popular television series Outlander, attracting fans of the show and visitors to the village.

The Church of Scotland, which currently owns the property, has announced its intention to sell the church, leaving its future use uncertain. The decision to dispose of the building reflects wider considerations within the Church of Scotland regarding maintenance and the continuing viability of historic properties.

The church occupies a prominent position in Falkland, a village known for its heritage and picturesque setting. While the building's historical and cultural significance is well established, no details have been disclosed about potential buyers or plans for repurposing the site after the sale.

Falkland Parish Church’s availability presents an opportunity for individuals or organizations interested in preserving a landmark that has become a point of interest for both local residents and Outlander enthusiasts. However, the implications of the sale will unfold as the process moves forward, determining the role this architectural landmark may continue to play in the community.