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adjacent to 35 Ashburnham Gardens... Land for sale
adjacent to 35 Ashburnham Gardens, South Queensferry, Edinburgh EH30
£6,000
adjacent to 35 Ashburnham Gardens, South Queensferry, Edinburgh EH30
£6,000
Our Summary
- Excellent access offering potential for possible use as garden extension (subject to consents)
- EXCELLENT LOCAL SALES EVIDENCE:- 13, Ashburnham Gardens, sold for £525,000 Feb 2019; 9, Ashburnham Gardens, sold for £454,000 Sept 2019; 42, Ashburnham Gardens, sold for £415,00 Mar 2016 FREEHOLD LAND This land is offered without current planning permission; the auctioneers are unaware of any prior applications
- could be subdivided and offers excellent potential for future residential development or future development opportunity or use as extra garden space (subject to planning permission)
- It is zoned for amenity use and set within a quiet residential street so ideal for sitting and relaxing on a bench installing play equipment etc if wanted /planning granted, The land has the additional benefit of roadside parking for several vehicles and wide frontage and demand for property in the area with such potential is high
- This land is offered without current planning permission; the auctioneers are unaware of any prior applications
- Auction Details21 August 2025, 10am-3pm Timed Online AuctionHow 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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- AUCTION DATE: 21 August 2025
Description
This enhanced term offer includes a reduced buyer's fee of 1% of the sale price (minimum £1500 + VAT) for a plot of land in Ashburnham Garden, South Queensferry. The 903sqm (0.223 acres) plot is located in an affluent residential area and offers excellent access, potential for use as a garden extension, and good soil. The land is roughly rectangular in shape and has been carefully maintained, with a mixture of shrubbery and trees. There is no current planning permission, and enquires should be directed to the City of Edinburgh Council. The plot has the potential for future residential development, subdivision, or use as extra garden space, and is zoned for amenity use. The land also has roadside parking for several vehicles and a wide frontage, making it an attractive opportunity for developers or those looking to expand their existing property.