Property
Stevenston Church is a striking Category B Listed building featuring
impressive Gothic Revival architecture and provides extensive
accommodation including a large sanctuary, gallery, vestry, meeting rooms,
offices and ancillary facilities. It is a substantial detached building occupying
a prominent position in Stevenston and extends to approximately 6,735 sq.
ft, the property also benefits from a separate car park and adjoining Glebe
land, offering additional outdoor space and future potential. A burial vault
beneath the church, accessed via an external entrance, contains historic
burials and is subject to access restrictions.
The church and glebe are outlined in blue, with access provided via the
shared driveway highlighted in yellow as shown on page 5.
Services
The property is understood to benefit from mains water, electricity, gas and
drainage services. Heating is provided by a gas-fired central heating system
serving the church accommodation.
Planning
The property is currently used as a church and is understood to benefit from
Class 10 (Non-Residential Institutions) use. As a Category B Listed building,
any alterations affecting its character are likely to require Listed Building
Consent in addition to any necessary planning permission. The property may
be suitable for a range of alternative uses, including residential, community,
leisure, educational or commercial purposes, subject to obtaining all
required statutory consents. The adjoining Glebe land may also offer
development potential, subject to planning approval and detailed
investigation by interested parties.
EPC Rating – D
Local Area
Stevenston is a well-established coastal town in North Ayrshire, situated approximately
30 miles south-west of Glasgow. The town benefits from excellent road and rail
connections, providing convenient access throughout Ayrshire and to the wider Central
Belt. A range of local amenities, retail facilities, schools and leisure opportunities are
available nearby, while the attractive Ayrshire coastline and surrounding countryside
offer a wealth of recreational attractions. Lying to the west of the property with vehicle
access from Glencairn Street via a private tree-lined access road shared with the former
manse shown on the area plan in yellow.
