Former anti-aircraft operations room set to go under the hammer

The property is located on Langhouse Road in an elevated semi-rural position to the east of the village of Inverkip which enjoys a coastal location on the A78 in the Inverclyde Council area around five miles south of Greenock and eight miles north of Largs.

The village has a population of around 3,500 and is essentially residential in character, with a marina and railway station.

The former anti-aircraft operations room dates to the 1950’s and is formed over ground and lower ground floor levels, essentially being a flat roofed concrete structure. It has a gross internal area of 12,380 sq. ft. on a 1.8-acre site.

It was subsequently used by the Royal Navy until the late 1960’s and known as HMS Dalriada but has been unused since.

A steel frame has been added to the flat roof in connection with lapsed planning consent for conversion to residential use. The lower ground floor level is currently flooded, and viewings are strictly by appointment.

Kevin Bell, partner at Shepherd Chartered Surveyors in Ayr, said:

“This former anti-aircraft operations room represents a unique development opportunity.

“Inverclyde Council granted planning consent for conversion to a single dwelling in 2010 and interested parties should make their own enquiries with the Council.”

The online auction will be held on 21st August at 2:30pm and interested parties should register at https://www.shepherd.co.uk/auctions-remote-bidding/.

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For further information please contact Kevin Bell on 01292 267987