The Roundal, Alva, Clackmannanshire, FK12 5HU
Sale history
£140,000 in September 2019
The property
Opportunity for development/investment. Full planning permission, Ref 16/00177/BW to convert to a six bedroom dwelling. Building warrent in place with all structural reports and ground/water reports. The property is a detached home circa 1800. Located in a prominent site at the foot of the Ochil Hills. Although incorporated into works in 1930, the building still maintains most of its outward architectural character displaying plain classical proportions. The house is of mid 18th century date accordingly to Historic Scotland. It is possible however that a house was built here during the 18th century (circa 1767) at the time when James Erskine, Lord Alva, was actively developing the burgh.
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