Offers over
£265,000
(£265,000.00/sq. ft)
Farmhouse for saleLot 1, Stand Farm, Stirling Road, Airdrie ML6
911,273 sq. ft
Under offer
About this property
Closing date 20th August 12 noon
Rare opportunity to acquire an accessible farm in a strategic location
4 Bedroom Farmhouse requiring full renovation
Land extending to approximately 8.46 Ha (20.92 acres)
A range of traditional farm buildings
Land and buildings which may present further development potential (subject to obtaining necessary planning consents) for other residential or commercial uses
Lot 1 Stand Farm, Airdrie
The property is positioned to the west of Stirling Road (A73), just outside the village of Riggend in Airdrie, a historic mining area in North Lanarkshire with excellent commuter links.
Airdrie has a good selection of shops, including Gartlea Retail Park, and schools at both primary and secondary level. Nearby Chapelhall has good local shops, a doctors surgery, Post Office and a supermarket. Faraday retail park and the Glasgow Fort shopping centre are a short driving distance from the property also.
Drumgelloch train station is approximately 3.8 miles away with a large car park and EV charging points. Airdrie Train Station also provides direct access to both Glasgow and Edinburgh City Centres. Glasgow Airport is 23 miles distant and Edinburgh Airport is 27 miles away.
Description
Lot 1: Farmhouse, yard area, outbuildings and land extending to approximately 8.46 Ha (20.92 acres). This area is outlined in black on the lotting plan.
The property is accessed from a shared drive off the Stirling Road leading to a private farm track which accesses Stand Farm, a former livestock farm which has not been inhabited now for several years. The property presents itself as a rural redevelopment opportunity with a range of traditional outbuildings, a redundant static caravan, useful yard area and land, predominantly to the west and south of the buildings, of class 4.2, land capable of producing a narrow range of crops, primarily on grassland with short arable breaks of forage crops. The land may also be suitable for equestrian use. The land is classed as F4 for forestry and is approximately 165m above sea level. There is a pond to the north west which attracts an abundance of wildlife. The land is undulating but predominantly falls to the west. Some debris and mining deposits exist over the land, a disused shafts exist to the south east of the pond and to the southern boundary. Interested parties should familiarise themselves with the Coal Mining Report available through the Selling Agents.
The single storey cottage requires redevelopment throughout. However the accommodation is currently configured to provide a kitchen, laundry room, living room, 4 bedrooms family bathroom and a conservatory. An adjoining Byre and stone cottage adjacent may present an opportunity for further accommodation, subject to obtaining the necessary consents.
Internal photos are available through the selling agents.
The farm buildings are situated adjoining and within close proximity to Stand Farmhouse. The traditional elements of the property are generally situated within a farmyard setting with the open-sided workshop and cubicle shed being of traditional stone construction under corrugated metal sheeting with the dairy byre building roofed with fibre cement. The barns are of steel portal frame construction with metal sheeting, and an open steel Dutch barn covering the silage pit. The agricultural sheds have predominantly reached the end of their lifespan.
The property is positioned to the west of Stirling Road (A73), just outside the village of Riggend in Airdrie, a historic mining area in North Lanarkshire with excellent commuter links.
Airdrie has a good selection of shops, including Gartlea Retail Park, and schools at both primary and secondary level. Nearby Chapelhall has good local shops, a doctors surgery, Post Office and a supermarket. Faraday retail park and the Glasgow Fort shopping centre are a short driving distance from the property also.
Drumgelloch train station is approximately 3.8 miles away with a large car park and EV charging points. Airdrie Train Station also provides direct access to both Glasgow and Edinburgh City Centres. Glasgow Airport is 23 miles distant and Edinburgh Airport is 27 miles away.
Description
Lot 1: Farmhouse, yard area, outbuildings and land extending to approximately 8.46 Ha (20.92 acres). This area is outlined in black on the lotting plan.
The property is accessed from a shared drive off the Stirling Road leading to a private farm track which accesses Stand Farm, a former livestock farm which has not been inhabited now for several years. The property presents itself as a rural redevelopment opportunity with a range of traditional outbuildings, a redundant static caravan, useful yard area and land, predominantly to the west and south of the buildings, of class 4.2, land capable of producing a narrow range of crops, primarily on grassland with short arable breaks of forage crops. The land may also be suitable for equestrian use. The land is classed as F4 for forestry and is approximately 165m above sea level. There is a pond to the north west which attracts an abundance of wildlife. The land is undulating but predominantly falls to the west. Some debris and mining deposits exist over the land, a disused shafts exist to the south east of the pond and to the southern boundary. Interested parties should familiarise themselves with the Coal Mining Report available through the Selling Agents.
The single storey cottage requires redevelopment throughout. However the accommodation is currently configured to provide a kitchen, laundry room, living room, 4 bedrooms family bathroom and a conservatory. An adjoining Byre and stone cottage adjacent may present an opportunity for further accommodation, subject to obtaining the necessary consents.
Internal photos are available through the selling agents.
The farm buildings are situated adjoining and within close proximity to Stand Farmhouse. The traditional elements of the property are generally situated within a farmyard setting with the open-sided workshop and cubicle shed being of traditional stone construction under corrugated metal sheeting with the dairy byre building roofed with fibre cement. The barns are of steel portal frame construction with metal sheeting, and an open steel Dutch barn covering the silage pit. The agricultural sheds have predominantly reached the end of their lifespan.
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