To Let

Industrial Site, Darnrigg, Falkirk, Falkirk, FK1

Leasehold

14.850 Acres

Property Advisor

Andrew Wood

Partner, Land & Development

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Andrew.Wood@bidwells.co.uk

Brochure

Leasehold Opportunity

Property specification

Leasehold Opportunity
Suitable for industrial, employment and energy related uses - subject to consents
Queensferry crossing 30 minutes
14.85 Acres, or thereby

The subject comprises of a former open cast coal mining site
with substantial development potential. The site combines
areas of hardstanding concrete, shrubland and mixed woodland
and benefits from a private access road with secure gated entry.
The site lends itself to external storage, industrial/employment
uses as well as renewable energy related uses, subject to all
necessary consents.
The site is identified on the Scottish Vacant and Derelict
Land Survey (SVDLS). A former haulage vehicle repair workshop located on
site is identified on the survey as a ruin, and is not a wind and
watertight structure. Further information can be found on the
Scottish Vacant and Derelict Land Survey (Falkirk), Site Code F/
RUR/026.
Extending to approximately 14.85 acres, the site may be
available in part or as a whole. Further information is available
from the Sole Agents.

Accommodation

Approx 14.85 acres (6 hectares)

Lease terms

Available on a new lease. Terms upon application.

Legal costs

Each party to be responsible for their own legal costs incurred in the transaction.

VAT

Prices, outgoings and rentals are quoted exclusive of but may be liable to VAT,.

Location

The site is located approximately 5 miles South of Falkirk within
Scotland's central. With a population of approximately 35,590,
the town of Falkirk benefits from excellent transport links and
offers a number of established industrial and commercial
centres.
The site itself benefit from a central location with Glasgow
23 miles to the West and Edinburgh 28 miles to the East. The
Lathallan Interchange, 7 miles to the West connects the site to
the major cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow.
More precisely, the subjects are situated in an attractive rural
location between the villages of Slamannan and Shieldhill, with
the surrounding area predominantly occupied by farmland and
forestry.