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Development Opportunity Development Opportunity LAND AT HAMILTON ROAD/LONDON ROAD, MOUNT VERNON, GLASGOW, G32 9QN Savills is delighted to bring to the market Planning an opportunity to acquire land suitable for The site is allocated for Other Retail and Commercial use in the current City Plan development at Hamilton Road, Mount Vernon. 2 for Glasgow. Residential uses lie in close proximity to the site and whilst the site has no designation for such, offers for residential will be considered. To that end our client’s architect has drawn up an indicative layout demonstrating that the site could accommodate a development of 180 residential units, subject to Location planning and necessary consents. The site is located within the suburb of Mount Vernon, a popular residential area Interested parties should enter into their own discussions regarding planning with approximately 4.5 miles to the east of Glasgow City Centre. A range of amenities the Glasgow City Planning Department. can be found in locations surrounding Mount Vernon including supermarkets, the Forge Retail Park and Shopping Centre. Sandyhills Golf Club and a number of leafy parks are also located within walking distance from the site. Mount Vernon Primary School and St Joachims RC Primary School are both less than Technical a mile from the site and various High Schools are located a short drive away in The following package of technical information is available from the Selling Agents neighbouring suburbs. on request: The site is well located for access to public transport due to its prominence • Topographical Survey from both Hamilton Road and London Road. Carmyle train station is located • Architects Layouts approximately 0.5 miles from London Road to the south of the site and Mount Vernon train station is approximately 0.6 miles from Hamilton Road to the north. • Cut and Fill Summary Both provide regular services into Glasgow city centre, Motherwell and Whifflet. • Site Constraints Report Local bus services to Glasgow, Hamilton and Carluke be accessed from Hamilton Road. The site also has good access to the local road network which includes the • Scottish Water Records M74, M73 and M8. Offers Description Our clients are inviting offers for the heritable interests in the subject. Offers should The site extends to approximately 16.38 acres (6.63 Ha) and is roughly be made in Scottish legal form. It is likely a closing date will be set for receipt of rectangular in shape. It is located near to residential areas being bounded to offers. Therefore, interested parties are advised to indicate their interest to the the north and east by residential dwellings, Wickes DIY store and Motorpoint Selling Agents by email or in writing, to ensure they are kept advised of any closing Glasgow to the west and an industrial area comprising mainly storage units lies to date which may be set. the south of London Road. Please note that our client is under no obligation to accept the highest or any The site is mainly level with a slope down from Hamilton Road. Access can be offer made. taken from either Hamilton Road or London Road although access from the existing service road off Hamilton Road is not permitted. Viewing Strictly by appointment with Savills. THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHT ©. DO NOT SCALE FROM THIS DRAWING, USE FIGURED DIMENSIONS ONLY. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE CHECKED ON SITE BEFORE WORK DATE COMMENCES, DISCREPANCIES TO BE REPORTED TOCHKD. EMA. DRAWN ORDNANCE SURVEY CROWN COPYRIGHT ©, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. LICENCE NUMBER 100020449. REVISIONS DESCRIPTION REV. SC SC G BT MP CTV FH EP SC IC IC G MH CL Hamilton Road SC EP SC SC G CTV Private LP ER Access Road G SC LP G TP SC BT SC SC BT SC Tarmac Footpath G BT RS FH CTV G BS CTV BS J/Box 9 SC Wood Fence 8 Panel SC Fence 27. 28. 27.89 1 G 2 SC 28.0 TP 27.97 G CTV 5 27.71 TYPE A ER 27.68 27.58 27.7 LP .0 27.24 8 2 29.0 29.52 28.48 27.10 28.0 28.5 BT 27.16 29.54 6 TYPE B BT SC .3 27.5 27.33 27.40 27 28.5 BT RE CTV 26.83 27.0 28.0 MH CL MP SC 30.0 29.5 30.0 29.54 tarmac Old 31.0 28.67 FH TYPE A CTV 29.49 CTV 30.0 SC 1050N 5 POST 27.5 SC POST P J/Box CTV 26. CTV MP 27 SC SC .0 CTV BT 27.04 29.5 LP 28. SC Herras Fence 28.57 0 SC SC SC SC G SC SC SC SC P 29.0 29.66 27.5 P 27.0 G 28.5 26.5 26.5 29.59 TYPE C P 26.56 Hamilton Road ence 26.36 F 27.0 LP Security Security 27.99 3 28.5 TYPE G 26.5 0.0 LP 30.5 30.5 TYPE C TYPE D 29.5 29.38 0 0 26.0 29. 8. 30.0 2 26.23 LP LP 26.0 25.0 LP 28.5 TYPE D 25.5 27.0 30.0 29.38 TYPE E 30.0 25.95 TYPE C 29.5 26.0 29.0 TYPE D TYPE D 20 . 29.0 4 24.5 28.5 29 TYPE C 25.8 TYPE D 28.0 29. 0 25.5 G G TYPE E 27.5 TYPE C ce ity Fen 25.5 Secur 29.0 28.45 TYPE D LP 24.0 TYPE D 28.14 TYPE C 26.64 28.0 27.11 28.21 25.20 28.46 26.44 0 25.61 27. 25.10 28.31 .0 28.39 26 28.16 25.93 28.0 26.45 TYPE E 26.46 G MH CL TYPE C 26.90 24.91 TYPE E TYPE G 27.0 TYPE C 26.78 24.66 23.5 26.98 26.68 Tarmac Footpath TYPE C TYPE C 26.0 25.0 LP TYPE C 24.88 LP TYPE C G 25.42 24.84 24.38 24.12 23.0 Security Fence 25 25.48 25.0 .0 TYPE D 24.76 24.02 24.0 23.95G TYPE E 24.03 24.72 24.06 Access Road TYPE G LP 23.70 Sub 24.0 LP 23.54 Control G G Box Stat. 23.61 TYPE D J/Box 23.51 2 7.0 IC 23.46FH SC 23.34 SC G 25.0 TYPE D 23.29 P 23.54 G 24.0 23.80 TYPE D 1:15 GRADIENT TYPE F 23.42 23.59 2 23.34P 3.5 TYPE G 25.05 TYPE C 2 6.5 23.44 24.0 TYPE D TYPE G TYPE G 25.0 TYPE G 23.41 TYPE C TYPE E 23.45 TYPE D TYPE C TYPE C TYPE C 25.0 25.02 5 25.0 25.2 23.30 TYPE C TYPE D TYPE C 24.44 24.95 TYPE C 23.55 24.0 23.61 TYPE A 23.5 23.31 TYPE C TYPE C TYPE B 23.24 23.32 TYPE E 5 5 . 22 ER 22 TYPE A TYPE E 23.46 TYPE D 23.24 26.0 23.32 TYPE D TYPE F TYPE G TYPE D TYPE F TYPE C 23.20TYPE C OPEN TYPE G 23.20 TYPE D 25.5 TYPE C ER 22.5 TYPE E TYPE C SPACE TYPE D TYPE C Building 23.08 TYPE G TYPE C TYPE G 23.25 0 23. TYPE C Wickes DIY TYPE E Superstore TYPE D 22.90 TYPE C 25.0 TYPE G TYPE F 25.0 TYPE F ER TYPE F TYPE D TYPE A SUDS 22.68 22.91 TYPE D 23.22 23.21 TYPE D TYPE B TYPE D 0 . 3 2 TYPE D TYPE A TYPE D TYPE E 26.50 TYPE E TYPE D TYPE E ER TYPE C TYPE E TYPE D TYPE C TYPE F Bol TYPE D Bol TYPE C 2 RS 4.5 Bol Bol TYPE C RS TYPE C TYPE D MH CL MH CL TYPE C TYPE C TYPE E TYPE D Mt. Vernon TYPE E TYPE C Church TYPE C TYPE D TYPE E LP TYPE C TYPE C TYPE D TYPE C 22. TYPE C TYPE C 5 2.5 2.5 TYPE D 2 2 TYPE A TYPE A TYPE C TYPE B TYPE B TYPE C 24.0 TYPE C Tarmac Car Park TYPE C TYPE A TYPE A TYPE G P TYPE C TYPE C TYPE C TYPE D TYPE C TYPE C TYPE C TYPE D GV LP TYPE D TYPE C 23.5 TYPE C TYPE E TYPE C TYPE D TYPE D LP TYPE E G TYPE E LP TYPE C .5 TYPE A .5 22 TYPE E 22 TYPE E TYPE E P TYPE D TYPE D BT TYPE B 23.0 Grass TYPE D Grass MH CL LP LP TYPE A P P TYPE E TYPE E P TYPE D 23.0 G G Grass TYPE D TYPE E Tarmac LP TYPE D Tarmac Footpath Car Park LP Tarmac Footpath TYPE D 23.0 TYPE E LP TYPE E TYPE C P TYPE C G TYPE C G LP TYPE C London Road J/Box TYPE C Grass TYPE C LP TYPE D MH CL Tarmac FootpathGrass LP Billboard P G 23.5 Grass BT G LP 23.5 TYPE F Grass LP Tarmac Footpath SC SC IC Billboard LP BT ER Grass Billboard SC G Shrubs FH Grass LP G SC BT MH CL LP MH CL ER BT BT IC TS LP G TS MH CL G LP IC G Grass TS Tarmac Footpath 1:500 @ A0 IC TS LP IC G TS IC TS Tarmac Footpath TS LP London 30.09.15 / JF TS Grass BT TS Road TS IC G IC Grass TS IC LP G TS LP Grass TS G FH 15054(SK)100 Tarmac Footpath TS LP IC Grass DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION G Grass LP LP Tarmac Footpath INDICATIVE LAYOUT - SKETCH OPTION FOR DISCUSSION HIGHLAND PROPERTIES, HAMILTON ROAD, GLASGOW THE SITE NOTE - Published for the purposes of identification only and although believed to be correct its accuracy is not guaranteed.
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