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Moffat Academy Phase 2 moffat academy Phase 2 IMAGE SHOWS PHASE 2 ONCE CONSTRUCTED ACADEMY ROAD, MOFFAT, DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY, DG10 9DA moffat Moffat is a vibrant, rural town with many easy access to Glasgow and the south, sailing or boating, there are extensive local amenities including independent while the A701 from Moffat to Edinburgh water sports facilities throughout the high street shops, supermarket, is one of Scotland’s most scenic routes. area, both inland and by the coast. The butcher, baker, delicatessen, cafes There are train stations at Lockerbie rivers in the area, including the Cairn, Nith and restaurants. Moffat Academy and Carlisle with services to Edinburgh, and Annan, provide excellent fishing for is a combined nursery, primary and Glasgow and London. The international salmon and sea-trout fishing; the county secondary school. In terms of recreation, airports at Edinburgh and Glasgow offer is particularly renowned for the quality there is a theatre, art galleries, museum, a range of flights to the UK, European and of its field sports. The area has many tennis courts, rugby club, cricket pitch, international destinations. scenic attractions including The Grey bowling green and an 18-hole golf course. Mare’s Tail Waterfall, Loch Skeen and the Moffat hosts events throughout the year Dumfriesshire is a region of contrasting Devil’s Beef Tub. including the annual Moffat Gala and the landscapes ranging from the high tops of South of Scotland Tennis Tournament. the southern upland hills with beautiful There is a more comprehensive range forestry parks to the sandy coastline of of shops and services in Dumfries and the Solway Firth. The Southern Upland Carlisle, while Edinburgh and Glasgow Way, coast to coast long distance are easily accessible both by car and footpath passes by the nearby village public transport. of Beattock as does the Annandale Way, linking Moffat to Annan. There are many The development is well positioned for golf courses in the area to suit players access to the M74 motorway, which offers of all levels of ability. For those keen on The area has many scenic attractions including The Grey Mare’s Tail Waterfall, Loch Skeen and the Devil’s Beef Tub moffat academy HISTORY & BRIEF OVERVIEW OF ‘MOFFAT ACADEMY’ The Academy has a long history! The name by the School Board. In 1932, the previous conversion has already had a positive and “Moffat Academy” dates from 1834 when building was erected and there have been important impact on the local streetscape. the local Parish school was amalgamated several extensions since. The Academy was The original entrances to the school were with the Grammar school, founded in 1639 upgraded to full sixth-year status in 1988, on the side elevations: there would have by a Dr Johnstone. This Grammar school and the first School Board of modern times been separate entrances for Boys and Girls. had been housed until 1772 in a building was elected in 1990. John R Hill was the County Architect for which, according to tradition, stood in the Dumfriesshire in the 1930s. He also built middle of the High Street, but from 1772 The new Academy began construction in the rather more distinguished 1936 Art Deco until 1834 it was housed in the upper floor 2007 and was officially opened in early 2010. addition to Dumfries Academy. The present of the Courthouse building at the corner of building stands on the site of an earlier single Well Street (the building with the clock). The The original building occupies a prominent storey school, of which the boundary wall Parish school was housed in School Lane. position on the main road through Moffat near and gate piers are the last surviving remnant. the entrance of the town. Its situation and use The Academy has occupied the previous of a combination of stone that is traditional IMAGE IS OF ORIGINAL MOFFAT ACADEMY WHICH IS BEING RETAINED & DEVELOPED BY CURRENT OWNER site since 1834. In 1873 it was taken over in Moffat make it a local landmark and the Phase 2-Suite C DESCRIPTION A residential development site for the erection of 15 newly constructed apartments – positioned to the rear of the original Academy. PLANNING Planning permission was granted on the 7th February 2018 (16/1514/FUL) for the erection of 15 residential one-bedroom units within phase 2 - It is assumed that the plots have no onerous burdens or restrictive servitudes within the title. The original Academy (26 Apartments) is being retained and developed by the current owner. IMAGE SHOWS PHASE 2 ONCE CONSTRUCTED Phase 2-Suite C S I T E & R O O F P L A N - As proposed 116.89 117.64 117.04 Based on topographical survey supplied by others 116.76 117.09 116.75 with surrounding areas taken from O.S. sheet. 118.19 117.81 No. 8 118.65 SUITE ' A ' ENTRANCE FFL 117.10 118.76 118.57 118.27 118.00 H A R T H O P E P L A C E 116.69 119.15 Scale 1:200 119.10 119.27 0 1 2 3 4 5 10 15 119.88 121.41 120.46 METRES 120.16 ACCESS SHRUBS FLAT ROOF 120.82 116.74 STEPS FLAT ROOF 122.38 120.82 120.73 UP GRASSED AREA 121.55 116.80 120.73 116.87 116.97 123.22 120.55 120.21 122.13 RETAINING WALL EXIT FFL 117.10 ACCESS CULVERT 116.83 120.69 116.90 117.05 116.69 116.69 116.66 116.60 ENTRANCE PATH 123.67 HEDGE 120.22 RAMP FENCE 120.17 120.12 120.15 116.94 DEMOLISH PATH EXISTING TREE ANNEXE 120.01 No. 4 116.71 124.31 122.41 120.24 115.28 124.14 121.24 PATH 115.23 122.49 REFUSE PATH PARKING FOR 28 CARS CYCLE HOOPS RETAINING WALL ACCESSIBLE SPACES PARKING FOR 47 CARS 116.67 116.16 116.71 116.44 116.04 EXISTING TREES 116.93 116.92 114.28 123.74 120.03 ACCESSIBLE SPACE 120.12 116.97 119.99 119.99 119.95 PATH 115.71 TURNING PATH 115.75 123.40 123.37 116.99 116.69 114.35 PATH CYCLES 114.62 FLAT ROOF FLAT ROOF 122.46 120.02 ACCESSIBLE SPACE 115.62 RESIDENT ACCESS FENCE 116.14 115.35 FFL 120.23 116.98 119.94 REFUSE COLLECTION PATH 117.02 COMMUNAL OPEN SPACE 120.11 116.65 113.52 TURNING EXISTING TREES 113.52 122.98 122.95 PATH CYCLES 113.49 CROSSING 113.56 GLAZED ROOF 119.92 114.29 PATH PATH 121.75 PATH 114.54 122.83 116.53 115.20 FFL 120.23 SUITE ' B ' 115.92 EXISTING TREE 114.26 ACCESS 112.95 FFL 120.23 FFL 120.23 ACCESS PATH 114.26 114.12 113.16 121.24 122.45 WALL & RAILINGS 122.41 119.95 114.23 FFL 120.23 121.25 113.77 120.01 114.62 PATH 113.39 FLAT ROOF ACCESSIBLE SPACES SUITE ' B ' ENTRANCE 114.44 FFL 120.23 115.08 FFL 117.10 PATH 113.81 121.27 121.14 116.60 116.39 119.86 116.82 116.75 RETAINING WALL 115.53 PATH FENCE 116.83 116.76 116.56 116.39 116.09 113.90 113.44 BOUNDARY WALL & RAILINGS 114.85 EXISTING CONIFERS 121.73 115.93 113.95 121.72 119.71 HEDGE GRASS EXISTING TREE EXISTING TREES 121.49 PLANNING ISSUE 113.83 113.41 121.41 115.12 TIMBER FENCE 113.65 EXISTING TREES 113.62 D 30.04.18 FURTHER CYCLE HOOPS BY A & B MAIN ENTRANCE 113.87 113.47 A C A D E M Y R O A D 119.85 C 09.11.17 BLOCK A & B CYCLES RELOCATED PATH B 17.05.17 LINKS TO NORTHERN FOOTPATH OMITTED AS REQ'D BY POLICE / NEW PATH ADDED WITHIN 113.67 No. 1 MAIN CAR PARK ALONG FRONTAGE 119.61 DORMER COTTAGE 120.14 A 19.04.17 EXISTING LEVELS ADDED / REFUSE RELOCATED No. DATE REVISION 119.99 HEDGE TERRY MALPASS ASSOCIATES LIMITED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICES 107 HUNTLEY AVENUE SPONDON DERBY DE21 7DW STEPS TMA Mobile : 07766812209 Email : [email protected] SINGLE STOREY COTTAGE THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHT. ANYONE USING THIS DRAWING IN CAD FORMAT MUST HAVE FOOTPATH WRITTEN PERMISSION TO DO SO AND MUST NOT REMOVE THE TERRY MALPASS ASSOCIATES LTD TITLE AND LOGO. CONTRACTORS MUST CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE WORKING ONLY FROM GRID AND FIGURED DIMENSIONS. ANY DISCREPANCIES ARE TO BE REPORTED PRIOR TO STEPS DORMER COTTAGES COMMENCEMENT OF THE WORKS. PROJECT No. 5 Former Moffat Academy 2 STOREY HOUSE Academy Road STEPS B E A C H G R O V E Moffat DRAWING TITLE Site plan As proposed JOB NUMBER DRAWING SIZE NUMBER REVISION 16-04 A1 09 D DATE SCALE F O R M E R M O F F A T A C A D E M Y , A C A D E M Y R O A D , M O F F A T . July 2016 1:200 @ A1 Phase 2-Suite C GROSS FLOOR AREAS ARE AS FOLLOWS: Suite C C01 _______________ 57 Sq M C02 _______________ 57 Sq M C03 _______________ 57 Sq M C04 _______________ 57 Sq M C05 _______________ 66 Sq M C06 _______________ 66 Sq M - Duplex C07 _______________ 66 Sq M - Duplex C08 _______________ 66 Sq M - Duplex C09 _______________ 66 Sq M - Duplex C10 _______________ 66 Sq M - Duplex C11 _______________ 55 Sq M C12 _______________ 55 Sq M C13 _______________ 55 Sq M C14 _______________ 55 Sq M C15 _______________ 74 Sq M PARKING FOR 28 VEHICLES IMAGE SHOWS PHASE 2 ONCE CONSTRUCTED Phase 2-Suite C Phase 2-Suite C RESIDENTIAL SALES VALUE SERVICES INFORMATION PACK Due to the excellent and exclusive location, we We believe that water is currently available on the site Further information, which includes supporting feel demand will be high for these units once and all other main services are located in the vicinity surveys, planning drawings and decision notice is constructed.
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