Land For Sale £85,000
Plot at 49A grahamsdyke road, bo'ness, EH51 9ED
Situated in a highly desirable area of Bo’ness, this building plot, with planning permission in principle, provides a rare opportunity to develop a unique, contemporary home with fantastic views over the River Forth to the Ochils and beyond.
Planning permission
This plot was granted planning permission in principle for a detached three bedroom property with garden ground and garage (Falkirk Council planning reference no: P/17/0145/ful). [Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the validity of the planning permission has been extended to 31.03.2022.]
Access
Access is proposed from Grahamsdyke Avenue, which links Grahamsdyke Road with Grange Terrace.
Services
Grahamsdyke Avenue is adopted and it is understood that services are either on site or close by, although purchasers must satisfy themselves as to these particulars.
The district
Bo'ness is a small town on the southern banks of the Firth of Forth located some 20 miles from Edinburgh. The town itself offers shopping and leisure facilities, and there are both primary and secondary schools. In the town centre there is a wide range of shops to choose from including Tesco and Lidl. The town itself offers recreational pursuits to include golf, fishing and a number of attractive walks via arge open Greenland at the sea-front, Kinneil Estate and access to The John Muir Way. The popular Recreation Centre offers a swimming pool, squash and badminton courts, gym and astro-turf pitches. The town also boasts its own Steam Railway, historic renovated Hippodrome Cinema, the famous Bo'ness Fair Day and recently re-established historic Bo'ness Hillclimb. Linlithgow Train Station is approximately 2.5 miles away and there are regular bus services to Linlithgow, Falkirk and Stirling. In addition the Community Bus service provides a time tabled and bookable return service to Edinburgh at key morning, afternoon and early evening times.
Viewing
Viewings are strictly by appointment. To arrange a viewing, please call or email prop@l-a.scot.
Prospective purchasers are advised to have their interest noted through their Solicitor as soon as possible in the event of an early closing date being set for the receipt of Offers. The seller reserves the right to accept an Offer without referral to any note of interest.
These presents are believed to be correct but no representations are made and they do not form part of any contract. The floor plan and measurements are indications only and should not be depended upon. Offerers must satisfy themselves as to their accuracy.
Please note that the systems/services referred to have not been tested by our clients or their agents and no warranty will be given as to their condition.
Situated in a highly desirable area of Bo’ness, this building plot, with planning permission in principle, provides a rare opportunity to develop a unique, contemporary home with fantastic views over the River Forth to the Ochils and beyond.
Planning permission
This plot was granted planning permission in principle for a detached three bedroom property with garden ground and garage (Falkirk Council planning reference no: P/17/0145/ful). [Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the validity of the planning permission has been extended to 31.03.2022.]
Access
Access is proposed from Grahamsdyke Avenue, which links Grahamsdyke Road with Grange Terrace.
Services
Grahamsdyke Avenue is adopted and it is understood that services are either on site or close by, although purchasers must satisfy themselves as to these particulars.
The district
Bo'ness is a small town on the southern banks of the Firth of Forth located some 20 miles from Edinburgh. The town itself offers shopping and leisure facilities, and there are both primary and secondary schools. In the town centre there is a wide range of shops to choose from including Tesco and Lidl. The town itself offers recreational pursuits to include golf, fishing and a number of attractive walks via arge open Greenland at the sea-front, Kinneil Estate and access to The John Muir Way. The popular Recreation Centre offers a swimming pool, squash and badminton courts, gym and astro-turf pitches. The town also boasts its own Steam Railway, historic renovated Hippodrome Cinema, the famous Bo'ness Fair Day and recently re-established historic Bo'ness Hillclimb. Linlithgow Train Station is approximately 2.5 miles away and there are regular bus services to Linlithgow, Falkirk and Stirling. In addition the Community Bus service provides a time tabled and bookable return service to Edinburgh at key morning, afternoon and early evening times.
Viewing
Viewings are strictly by appointment. To arrange a viewing, please call or email prop@l-a.scot.
Prospective purchasers are advised to have their interest noted through their Solicitor as soon as possible in the event of an early closing date being set for the receipt of Offers. The seller reserves the right to accept an Offer without referral to any note of interest.
These presents are believed to be correct but no representations are made and they do not form part of any contract. The floor plan and measurements are indications only and should not be depended upon. Offerers must satisfy themselves as to their accuracy.
Please note that the systems/services referred to have not been tested by our clients or their agents and no warranty will be given as to their condition.
