This historic B-listed property, dating back to around 1836, presents a significant opportunity for redevelopment into residential units, having secured planning permission for the transformation into 17 apartments. The proposed layout includes 5 two-bedroom flats, 11 one-bedroom flats, and a studio, making it a versatile investment in a location with solid demand. The building's conservation strategy emphasizes preserving its original features while upgrading it to meet modern living standards.
Currently, the property is in a dilapidated condition, necessitating comprehensive renovations. Initial landscaping work has begun, along with a partial strip-out to eliminate irreparable materials and address critical issues such as leaks and dry rot. With convenient access from the A9 and proximity to public transport links connecting Stirling and Falkirk, this site benefits from good transport connectivity for residents.
The local area offers essential amenities and is situated near Plean Country Park, enhancing its appeal for potential tenants who enjoy outdoor activities. The community atmosphere in Plean combined with its strategic location makes this property an attractive investment for those looking to capitalize on the growing housing demand in Scotland.