The grade B listed building in Hunter Street was home to the nightclub until it closed its doors in 2019.

The plans submitted for the site includes converting the three-storey former Post Office building into 10 homes. The redevelopment would also include demolishing the adjacent Candy Bar, to make way for a further nine two-bedroom apartments.

The developer also intends to build a communal garden and 18 car parking spaces would be included, The Courier reports. 

Built in 1900, it operated as a Post Office for many years before it was converted into the Auld Post Hotel and nightclub. For many years, the club was considered one of Fife’s premier nightspots. However, customer numbers started to dwindle, and the club finally closed in August 2019.

Fife Council will consider the proposal in due course.