Kirkpatrick Juxta Parish Church and Glebe, Beattock, G10 9RF

Unique church originally dating back to the 18th century and located within the village of Beattock.

The property comprises of: Entrance Porch & Stairwell, Vestry, Nave, Mezzanine Gallery and a Turret Stairwell

The church benefits from a private car park.

Area
Gound Floor: 153.62 sq m 1,654 sq ft
Mezzanine Gallery: 85.25 sq m 918 sq ft
Cellar: 5.44 sq m 58 sq ft
TOTAL: 244.31 sq m 1,712 sq ft

Services
The property is connected to a mains supplies of water and electricity.
Space heating is provided by an oil-fired boiler serving both cast-iron
convection pipes and modern wall mounted radiators. There is no toilet
facility or any other form of internal plumbing, other than that which
serves the heating system.

Planning
The property is B- listed could be used, without the necessity of
obtaining change of use consent, as a crèche, day nursery, day centre,
educational establishment, museum, art gallery or public library. It also
has potential for a variety of other uses, such as a theatre, cinema or
entertainment venue, retail space or community resource subject to
obtaining appropriate consents.

EPC
Rating: G

Local Area
Beattock is a small village located in Dumfries and Galloway. The village is
predominantly in residential use and ideal for rural living.
The town of Moffat is located less than a 10-minute drive away and offers
various shops, hotels, pre-nursery, Primary and Secondary schooling, restaurants
and sporting pursuits.

Kirkpatrick Juxta Parish Glebe
The land offered consists of a block of agricultural land that is currently split into three paddocks. It is attractively located within the village of Beattock.
The land extends to approximately 4.40 Acres (1.781 hectares) and boundaries are set out in a mix of traditional livestock fencing and the stone walls of the
neighbouring church yard.

Condition of Sale
Unless also purchasing the church car park, the purchaser of the Glebe will not be entitled to take access to the Glebe via the church car park. The purchaser of the Glebe will be required to remove the gate between the Glebe and the car park and replace it with a stockproof fence.
The sale of the glebe may be subject to rights for the owners of the church and former manse to maintain and lay drainage, water pipes and other services across
the Glebe.
In the event of planning permission being granted for development of the Glebe within 20 years following completion of the sale, an uplift payment of 75% of
the increase in the value of the land will be made to the Seller. The potential uplift payment will be secured by a Standard Security and a Minute of Agreement.