House For Sale £4,000
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Dunaskin’s special architectural and historic interest focusses on the range of buildings dating from both the ironworks and later brickwork phases of development. Waterside is located in the Doon Valley, approximately 11 miles southeast of Ayr, some two miles from Patna and Dalmellington. The village is dominated by the former Iron Works and Brickworks site, previously operated as a national heritage centre by the Dalmellington and District Conservation Trust. The whole of the village is designated as a conservation area, because of its industrial archaeological importance. The former Ironworks site is also designated by the Scottish Government as a Scheduled Ancient Monument. Brick – the bulk of the industrial-era properties are formed from brickwork which appears to have been manufactured on-site and is a fairly consistent dark red, high quality brick. The use of brick for the terraces is unusual and a strong reminder of the industrial history of the site.
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18 April 2024, 10am-3pm
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Reduced Buyers Fee: 3% of Sale Price (Min £3250 +vat)
Dunaskin’s special architectural and historic interest focusses on the range of buildings dating from both the ironworks and later brickwork phases of development. Waterside is located in the Doon Valley, approximately 11 miles southeast of Ayr, some two miles from Patna and Dalmellington. The village is dominated by the former Iron Works and Brickworks site, previously operated as a national heritage centre by the Dalmellington and District Conservation Trust. The whole of the village is designated as a conservation area, because of its industrial archaeological importance. The former Ironworks site is also designated by the Scottish Government as a Scheduled Ancient Monument. Brick – the bulk of the industrial-era properties are formed from brickwork which appears to have been manufactured on-site and is a fairly consistent dark red, high quality brick. The use of brick for the terraces is unusual and a strong reminder of the industrial history of the site.
Auction Details
18 April 2024, 10am-3pm
Timed Online Auction
How to Bid Now
Submit an enquiry now or visit our website for full details on how to BID ON THIS PROPERTY.
Future Property Auctions - Scotland's Largest Land and Property Auction House. Over 400 lots auctioned every 2 weeks including flats, houses, land & commercial.
