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** sale by auction - 24 August 2023 - Timed Online Auction ** enhanced terms offered on this lot...
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The bowling club is situated close to the main Dalmellington Road (A713) which is located approximately 9 miles from the south east of Ayr. Area of ground maintained by the Dunaskin Bowling Club. Priced to sell at auction - Rare entry at price - Unique lot for sale at attractive price to ensure quick auction sale. Development of the site subject to relevant consents and permissions. The bowling club lies just off the A713. Currently occupied by Dunaskin Doon Bowling Club. *** Substantial 0.69 Acre Site in picturesque Ayrshire Locale. Rare opportunity to purchase at auction *** Dunaskin’s special architectural and historic interest focusses on the range of buildings dating from both the ironworks and later brickwork phases of development. In a Conservation Area - Demolition or alteration which includes demolition may require permission through an application for Conservation Area Consent. In all cases where proposals will involve a degree of demolition, they should first be referred to the Local Planning Authority for guidance before any work commences. For further information on the designation of a conservation area and how it might affect an individual property, please contact East Ayrshire Council, Planning and Economic Development, or Historic Environment Scotland, Longmore House, Salisbury Place, Edinburgh, EH9 1SH (t: The Dalmellington Iron Company established ironworks in Dunaskin in Ayrshire, Scotland in the 1840s and successfully ran the company for the better part of the 20th century before it was shut down sometimes in 1921 after which a brick making centre was established.
The nearby River Doon in the heart of Burns Country is one of the most popular fishing rivers in south-west Scotland with salmon and trout fishing in many areas. Travel: You can get to Dunaskin by car on the A713 from the Bankfield Roundabout on the A77 or catch the 52 bus service from Ayr bus station every 30 minutes Monday to Saturday and every 60 minutes on a Sunday. Waterside is located in the Doon Valley, approximately 11 miles southeast of Ayr, some two miles from Patna and Dalmellington. The village is dominated by the former Iron Works and Brickworks site, previously operated as a national heritage centre by the Dalmellington and District Conservation Trust. The whole of the village is designated as a conservation area. The hamlet of Waterside partially straddling the A713 some 2 miles of east of the village of Patna and three miles west of Dalmellington. The bulk of the settlement including the former ironworks is located to the north of the main road.
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24 August 2023,10am-3pm
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- Dunaskin Bowling Club with Green – 0.28 hectares / 0.69 acres of land. Currently operated as the Dunaskin Doon Bowling Club. Enclosed area of land located within the former Dunaskin Ironworks site.
- Area marked in red on Miller and Bryce title plan. 0.28 hectares with access road, parking and traditional clubhouse building - Unique investment opportunity.
- The area is popular with residents, commuters and tourists with attractions including the Doon Valley narrow gauge railway. Dalmellington, the most notable being the nearby Loch Doon.
- Dunaskin’s special architectural and historic interest focusses on the range of buildings dating from both the ironworks and later brickwork phases of development.
- Dunaskin was the centre of Coal Mining and Iron Workings in the Doon Valley. This property was part of the Ironworks operation and provides a unique opportunity to acquire a piece of Scottish history.