31 Church Street, Eastfield, Harthill ML7 5PD
Sale history
£10,000 in May 2021
The property
This is a rare self-build opportunity to acquire an unprepared building plot (406sqm) with outline planning consent for the erection of a single one storey or 1½ -storey dwelling house. The original consent (16/01521/PPP) was renewed in October 2019. The plot is bounded by 1.8m and 1.00 high fencing and there is a gated entrance from Church Street. A required site investigation involving four rotary boreholes took place in 2017 and a full mining report issued. Formerly garden ground, the site extends to 0.1003 acre and adjoins the bungalow at 31 Church Street. This is a quiet and mature street which is just a few yards away from the main thoroughfare. Harthill is a rural village in North Lanarkshire and right on the boundary with West Lothian. It lies on River Almond some 2 miles west of Whitburn and approximately midway between Edinburgh (25 miles and Glasgow (21 miles. There are ample local facilities including schools and Polkemmet Country Park is close by. The M8 bypasses the village making it an ideal commuter base. The site is available for inspection and further information can be provided by the Agent -telephone 0131 229 3399.
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