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- Planning permission in principle for residential development of up to 200 units
- The masterplan has been designed to take advantage of the southerly and westerly aspects of the site providing the potential for views over the surrounding countryside
- The farmhouse is in poor condition and requires total refurbishment
- PLANNING The site is designated within the North Ayrshire Council Local Development Plan, adopted in November 2019, as a site for residential development with an indicative capacity of up to 200 houses under ref: NA1113
- It should be noted that there may be scope to increase unit numbers on site, subject to obtaining the necessary consents
- Planning Permission in Principle for residential development was granted by North Ayrshire Council on 3 June 2015, reference N/15/00103/PPPM, subject to a number of conditions
- There is no Section 75 agreement required and full planning documentation is contained within the Technical Information Pack
- The planning applications were extended by variation to conditions in 2018 and 2021, under ref: 18/00328/PPM and 21/00214/PP and most recently in May 2024 under ref: N/24/00307/PP
- Full planning information can also be obtained by entering the planning reference numbers in North Ayrshire Council’s Planning Portal SERVICES AND ACCESS There are mains supplies of water, electricity, gas, telecommunication and drainage within close proximity of the site
- It is expected that a new access road will be required for any future large-scale development which will run from Blair Road on the northeastern boundary of the development land
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Description
The property is located in Dalry, a historic conservation town in North Ayrshire, Scotland, approximately 25 miles southwest of Glasgow. The site, which extends to 18.73 hectares, is designated for residential development and has planning permission in principle for up to 200 houses. The site is bounded by existing housing, the railway, and farmland, and has a southerly and westerly aspect, providing potential views over the surrounding countryside.
The property includes Blairland Farmhouse, steading, and paddock, which are in poor condition and require refurbishment, as well as a detached shed. The development land has mains services nearby, and a new access road will be required for any future large-scale development. The property is being sold as a whole or in two lots, with a deposit of £25,000 required for the development land.