North Lanarkshire Church

Description

– Unlisted church building with an open, wide interior
– Good condition and ready for further development
– No constraints on potential redevelopment

– Great scope for conversion into multiple houses or flats
– Converted from commercial to residential use
– Not currently mortgageable, but potential to become so
– Can be purchased with or without adjacent land plot
– Land at front spans 1,863.78 m² (20,061.61 ft²)

Looking for an interesting development? Ever dreamed of transforming a church into your own personal grand hall?

Embrace a distinctive opportunity in Harthill, North Lanarkshire, with this characterful church building, proudly presented by Alan Ferguson of Keller Williams. Situated on Edinburgh Road, this unlisted building, currently converted from commercial to residential use, offers great potential for further development. The wide, open interior is brimming with possibility and ready for transformation, whether that be into multiple flats or houses.

The church building, while in good condition, is not currently mortgageable, but has the potential to become so, providing an interesting opportunity for an innovative developer or investor. Uniquely, there are no constraints on potential development, offering you free rein to actualise your architectural vision.

The property can be purchased independently or alongside a substantial plot of land at the front, spanning 1,863.78 m² (20,061.61 ft²). This flexibility enables a variety of development approaches, tailored to your specific needs and aspirations. Please note, the manse is not included in this sale.

Nestled in the charming village of Harthill, this church building enjoys a prime position almost equidistant between Glasgow and Edinburgh, making it a desirable location for prospective homebuyers and commuters alike. Harthill is a village teeming with community spirit and local amenities, promising an idyllic lifestyle for future residents. Seize this unique opportunity today to craft a development in the heart of North Lanarkshire.