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Land for saleKingston Road, Neilston G78
193,750 sq. ft
Freehold
About this property
Development Site
Former Water Treatment Works
8 Miles South-west of Glasgow
Two Main Buildings with Ancillary Structures
Description
The subjects comprise a former Water Treatment Works (wtw) constructed in the mid-1990s. The complex occupies an elevated position above Kingston Road .
The complex itself comprises two main buildings with ancillary structures.
There is a large surfaced yard adjacent to the main building and an open area to the rear.
Location
The property is sitiuated on the south-east side of the Kingston Road, approximately one mile south-west of Neilston, which is in turn approximately 8 miles south-west of Glasgow.
The site is surrounded by open countryside and is accessed from the Kingston Road via a metalled road.
The nearest railway station is Neilston with regular services to Glasgow.
Specifications
Within the 2022 East Renfrewshire Local Plan, the site sits within the wider green belt. Policy D3 states that development or change of use of existing buildings will be supported in principle for uses acceptable in a countryside setting and this includes for agriculture and renewable energy. The release of such land for housing may also be appropriate.
The subjects comprise a former Water Treatment Works (wtw) constructed in the mid-1990s. The complex occupies an elevated position above Kingston Road .
The complex itself comprises two main buildings with ancillary structures.
There is a large surfaced yard adjacent to the main building and an open area to the rear.
Location
The property is sitiuated on the south-east side of the Kingston Road, approximately one mile south-west of Neilston, which is in turn approximately 8 miles south-west of Glasgow.
The site is surrounded by open countryside and is accessed from the Kingston Road via a metalled road.
The nearest railway station is Neilston with regular services to Glasgow.
Specifications
Within the 2022 East Renfrewshire Local Plan, the site sits within the wider green belt. Policy D3 states that development or change of use of existing buildings will be supported in principle for uses acceptable in a countryside setting and this includes for agriculture and renewable energy. The release of such land for housing may also be appropriate.
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