May suit muliple uses, location for a portable home, Bio net Gain Carbon capture, Forest school, Allotment's or an Biosphere Commuity project (subject to investigating & gaining necessary consents).

With the correct planning permissions, it could be an ideal building plot, offering privacy & tranquillity in Dalmellington’s prime location. (Subject to investigating and gaining necessary consents).

Dalmellington is a market town and civil parish in East Ayrshire, Scotland. 50 miles (80 km) south west of Glasgow. There are a range of independent shop, a range of eateries and a post office.

PRIME LAND NEW TO MARKET in prestigious location in Dalmellington. The site may be suitable for multiple uses or extended garden. (subject to investigating and gaining necessary consents). FREEHOLD **RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE PLOT OF LAND IN POPULAR RESIDENTIAL AREA** Ideal purchase for builders looking for new project. May suit muliple uses, location for a portable home, Bio net Gain Carbon capture, Forest school, Allotment's or an Biosphere Community project (subject to investigating & gaining necessary consents). Plot of land with access from the High Street. Beautiful location on the north side of the River Muck. Land is marked in red infill in photo 2. With the correct planning permissions, it could be an ideal building plot, offering privacy & tranquillity in Dalmellington’s prime location. (Subject to investigating and gaining necessary consents). The auction house understands that there have been no planning applications made For Further Information on this please refer to East Ayrshire Council Planning Authority

Dalmellington is a small town in East Ayrshire, 50 miles (80 km) south west of Glasgow. Situated in the Doon Valley, Dalmellington stands at 600 ft above sea level and is scattered over a hillside. The town developed around textiles, the railway, ironworks, coal mining and afforestation and this attractive settlement is dominated by the attractive Kirk of the Covenant, which is located at the top of the village. The Doon Valley Museum is housed in one of the oldest buildings in the town (1744), explores the social and industrial heritage of the area and also boasts an art gallery. Loch Doon, near Dalmellington is the largest inland loch in southern Scotland, and the area around it gives great opportuities for walking and cycling as well as the Carrick Forest Drive. There are several eating establishments in the town, and a range of independent shops, bank and Post Office. Dalmellington is also a recognised UNESCO Biosphere community. Biosphere Communities are places where local residents and businesses have committed to being Proud Supporters of the Biosphere and to; Help to conserve the natural resources of the Biosphere. Support the economy to benefit local people and nature. Promote cultural heritage and local products. Contribute to the health and wellbeing of the community. Develop knowledge, understanding and promote research. Raise awareness of the Galloway and Southern Ayrshire Biosphere.

Full Address: Land to the rear of 18 High Street, Dalmellington, East Ayrshire, KA6 7QU