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Our Summary
- Rare & remarkable development opportunity in the heart of Alexandria
- Former church with planning for three townhouses
- Former hall with planning for a detached bungalow
- Full planning permission is already in place
- A unique opportunity for developers, builders, or investors seeking a standout project
- Former St Mungo’s Episcopal Church & Hall, Alexandria A rare and remarkable development opportunity in the heart of Alexandria, the former St Mungo’s Episcopal Church and Hall presents an exceptional chance to transform a striking B-listed landmark into a boutique residential scheme
- Comprising a former church with planning for three townhouses and a former hall with planning for a detached bungalow, this flexible development site can be purchased as one complete package or divided into two separate projects, depending on purchaser requirements
- Planning Permission Full planning permission is already in place for a thoughtfully designed residential conversion: Church Building: Conversion into three spacious 3-bedroom townhouses (1830 sq ft per plot) each benefiting from the building’s original character, generous internal volumes, and unique architectural elements
- Summary The former St Mungo’s Episcopal Church and Hall offers: • A substantial B-listed property with architectural significance • A large, well-defined plot with strong development potential • Planning consent secured for 3 townhouses and a 4-bedroom bungalow • A central, walkable location close to all amenities • A unique opportunity for developers, builders, or investors seeking a standout project
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Description
The property is a former St Mungo's Episcopal Church and Hall located on a 0.473-acre plot in central Alexandria. The church building, a stone structure with classic ecclesiastical features and soaring proportions, has planning permission to be converted into three townhouses, each with 1830 sq ft of living space and original character intact. The adjacent church hall, which sits on a substantial footprint, has approved planning permission to be redeveloped into a detached 4-bedroom bungalow with 1645 sq ft of living space.
The site offers a distinctive and characterful setting with clear route to delivering four highly desirable homes. The location provides excellent access to local amenities, bus and rail links, schools, and community facilities, as well as easy access to Loch Lomond and the wider National Park.