Land at Abbeygreen Road, Lesmahagow Extending to 38 Acres Or Thereby

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Land at Abbeygreen Road, Lesmahagow Extending to 38 Acres Or Thereby Land at Abbeygreen Road, Lesmahagow extending to 38 acres or thereby For Sale As a Whole. Suitable for Agricultural or Equestrian Purposes Permanent pasture, rough grazing and mature woodland. LAWRIE & SYMINGTON LIMITED , LANARK AGRICULTURAL CENTRE, MUIRGLEN , LANARK , ML 11 9AX TEL : 01555 662281 FAX : 01555 665638/665100 EMAIL : [email protected] WEB SITE : www.lawrie-and-symington.com Proprietors: Entry: MHA Auchlochan Vacant possession will be given to the subjects New Trows Road on an early date to be mutually agreed. Lesmahagow, ML11 0JS Title Deeds: Selling Agents: The Title Deeds may be inspected at the offices Lawrie & Symington Limited of T C Young, Melrose House, 69a George Lanark Agricultural Centre Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2JG. Tel: 0131 220 Muirglen, Lanark 8743. ML11 9AX Offers: Solicitors: All interested parties should notify their T C Young interest with the Sole Selling Agents, Lawrie & Melrose House Symington Limited, so that they may be notified 69a George Street of a closing date for offers. Tel: 01555 Edinburgh, EH2 2JG 662281. Tel: 0131 220 8743 Directions: From the B7078 enter Lesmahagow, opposite to the Council Depot, Balgray Road. Take first right at the top of the hill going on to Abbeygreen Road, follow the road for 0.4 miles. The subjects are situated on the left. Situation: The lands are situated adjacent to the south west boundary of Lesmahagow. Access is taken Deposit: via Abbeygreen Road. The lands extend along The purchaser shall within five days of to and across the River Nethan. All within the acceptance of their offer, make payment of a Parish of Lesmahagow, District of South sum equal to 10% of the purchase price. The Lanarkshire. The lands are conveniently balance payable at date of entry. situated for the M74 motorway. Inspection: Fencing: Inspection of the subjects are strictly by Internal fencing and fencing against the appointment only on telephoning the Sole footpath is in poor condition. Selling Agents, Lawrie & Symington Limited, Lanark. Tel: 01555 662281. Dwelling: There is a ruined dwelling within the lands. Note: The seller is not bound to accept the highest or any offer. The foregoing particulars whilst believed to be correct are in no way guaranteed and offerers shall be held to have satisfied themselves in all respects. Any error or omission shall not annul the sale of the property, or entitle any party to compensation, nor in any circumstances give ground for action at Law. Entitlements: There is no single farm payment entitlement included in the sale. Reproduced from Ordnance Survey Landline ® data with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office. Crown Copy right Reserved. Licence Number AL 10035941 .
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