Airth Parish Church, Graham Terrace, Airth, Falkirk

Property
Imposing historic stone church showcasing beautiful architecture
and a striking tower, prominently situated in the village of Airth.
Internally the property comprises a front entrance, stairwell, open
plan church hall fitted with pews, rear vestry, WC, kitchen and
storeroom. The building has a first floor office area, which contains
a small kitchen, two WCs and leads to an open balcony overlooking
the main hall.
The sale is the footprint of the building only. The graveyard is
assumed to be owned and maintained by the Local Authority.

Area
TOTAL 381.95 sq m 4,111 sq ft

Services
The property is assumed to be connected to mains supplies of
water, gas and electricity. Drainage is into the main public sewer.

EPC
Rating F

Planning
The B listed building 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.

Local Area
Located in the historic village of Airth, Airth Parish Church occupies a
prominent position close to the banks of the River Forth, within an
established residential area. The village offers a range of local amenities
including shops, cafés, primary schooling and community facilities, with a
wider selection of retail, leisure and professional services available in the
nearby towns of Falkirk and Stirling.
The area benefits from excellent transport links, with easy access to the M9
and M876 motorway networks, providing convenient connections to
Edinburgh, Glasgow and beyond. Rail services are available from nearby
stations at Falkirk and Stirling, while regular bus routes serve the village,
making Airth a well-connected and desirable location.