Plot At, Main Street, Sauchie, Alloa, Clackmannanshire

Auction

For sale: £20,000 Guide price

Commercial Development & Land Auction Property Residential Development & Land 0.43 Acres

Auction date: Thursday 16th April 2026

Key Features

Lot No 2 - SOLD

0.17 Hectare (0.43 Acre) Plot

Prominent roadside location

Potential for future development subject to planning

Guide Price £20,000

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About the property Location

Key Features

Lot No 2 - SOLD

0.17 Hectare (0.43 Acre) Plot

Prominent roadside location

Potential for future development subject to planning

Guide Price £20,000

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Property Description

**SOLD** The subjects comprise a site of approximately 0.17 Hectares (0.43 Acres). The site is approx. rectangular in shape and has a covering of scrubland and semi mature trees. It has a substantial road frontage to Main Street. There is no planning permission currently in place for the site. The site previously held planning permission for a 3-storey block of 8 apartments. This consent was granted in 2006 and has now lapsed. It is incumbent on any interested party to make their own investigations with the local authority. Guide Price £20,000

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For more information please get in touch with our agent:

Alasdair McConnell

01786450438 a.mcconnell@shepherd.co.uk

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Location

Sauchie is one of the main towns in Clackmannanshire Council area 2 miles northeast of Alloa and 3 miles southeast of Tullibody.

Sauchie has excellent transport links to Stirling and Alloa whilst Glasgow and Edinburgh are also accessible via the A907 and A9, the M9 lies around 10 miles to the west. Alloa is the nearest train station and has direct routes to Stirling and Glasgow.

The land is located on Main Street at its junction with Craigview. Main Street is the principal thoroughfare in Sauchie which connects Alloa to the Southwest and Tillicoultry to the north.