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High Street, Laurencekirk AB30 Land for sale

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High Street, Laurencekirk AB30 Land for sale

244, High Street, Laurencekirk, AB301BP
£120,000

Our Summary

  • EXCELLENT DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY* DETACHED FULL BUILDING WITH PLANNING PERMISSION* Former Cadet Hall located in the town of Laurencekirk, Kincardineshire
  • Planning permission granted for conversion of the drill hall into a 3 bed dwelling
  • May be suitable for multiple other uses - subject to consents
  • HUGE DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL* *IDEAL DEVLOPMENT SITE* SOLD WITH PLANNING PERMISSION APP/2024/1551Auction Details01 August 2025, 12pm Deadline for OffersHow to Bid Now Submit an enquiry now or visit our website for full details on how to BID ON THIS PROPERTY
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  • ***HUGE DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL*** Planning permission was recently granted for the conversion of the drill hall and new build to create 2 three bedroom dwellings***
  • ***RARE AUCTION ENTRY - PRICED TO SELL*** Former Army Cadet Drill Hall and ancillary accommodation, arranged across ground and first floors
  • AUCTION DATE: 01 August 2025
  • FANTASTIC DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY*** FULL BUILDING*** Former Cadet Hall located in the town of Laurencekirk with planning permission for 2 residential homes

Description

This is an exceptional development opportunity in the town of Laurencekirk, Kincardineshire, featuring a detached full building with planning permission to convert the former Cadet Hall into a 3-bedroom dwelling and create a new 3-bedroom separate dwelling. The property, formerly an Army Cadet Drill Hall, boasts a unique layout with a front section offering former meeting rooms and offices across ground and first floors, while the rear comprises a ground floor extension with a kitchen, drill hall, armoury, and a 25m indoor firing range. With huge development potential, this property is ideal for a variety of uses, subject to consents. The planning permission, granted under APP/2024/1551, offers a rare chance to transform this historic building into a modern, functional space.