Land At Halls Field, Lamlash, Isle Of Arran, North Ayrshire, KA27 8NN
Property Summary
The site is bound to the north by agricultural land and hedgerow, social and affordable housing to the east and an unsurfaced access road provides access from Benlister Road.
We have been provided with a proposed final layout of the scheme to be constructed on the subject site comprising 23 self-build housing units.
The proposed development could be utilized under the current self-build consents, installing common infrastructure and then selling on individual plots. Alternatively, purchasers have the opportunity to divide the site and develop to sell as a traditional residential site.
Full Details
The subjects comprise a slightly undulating, fairly regular shaped, although unsecured site, forming part of what appears to be a larger property holding in an area earmarked for future residential development within the North Ayrshire Local Development Plan, adopted in 2019.The specification includes the following:
The site is bound to the north by agricultural land and hedgerow, social and affordable housing to the east and an unsurfaced access road provides access from Benlister Road.
We have been provided with a proposed final layout of the scheme to be constructed on the subject site comprising 23 self-build housing units.
The proposed development could be utilized under the current self-build consents, installing common infrastructure and then selling on individual plots. Alternatively, purchasers have the opportunity to divide the site and develop to sell as a traditional residential site.
Location
The Isle of Arran is an island off the west coast of Scotland and the largest island in the Firth of Clyde. It is located in the unitary council of North Ayrshire and in the 2011 Census it had a resident population of approximately 4,700.
The site is located in Lamlash which is located on the east coast of Arran between Brodick and Whiting Bay and is the largest village on Arran. Lamlash operates as a popular tourist destination on The Isle, having a range of amenities attracting local residents and tourists alike.
The site lies to the north of Benlister Road and is bounded to the south and east by the recently completed "Rowarden" Development, bringing further interest to the immediate area.
Domestic housing exists to the east and to the rear of the site is bounded by open fields. Open agricultural land also lies to the south of the site.
