Kirkfieldbank Parish Church Hall, 162a Riverside Road, Kirkfieldbank, Lanark, South Lanarkshire

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£55,000

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Primary use
Place of worship

Description

Property
Riverside Hall is a detached former church hall situated within the
popular village of Kirkfieldbank, near Lanark. The property combines
traditional character comprises a spacious main hall together with
ancillary accommodation, kitchen and WC facilities, offering flexible
space, occupying a level site within an established residential area, and
presents a rare opportunity to acquire a distinctive village property.

Services
The property is understood to be connected to mains supplies of water
and electricity, with drainage understood to discharge to the main
public sewer. There is currently no fixed heating system installed
within the building. Prospective purchasers should satisfy themselves
in respect of the availability, condition and suitability of all services.

Planning
The hall is not listed. It 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.
Conversion to residential accommodation would also be possible, again subject to the usual
consents.

EPC Rating –D

Local Area
Kirkfieldbank is a sought-after village located on the edge of Lanark in South
Lanarkshire, enjoying an attractive setting alongside the River Clyde. The village
offers a range of local amenities and benefits from proximity to Lanark town centre,
which provides an excellent selection of shops, supermarkets, schools, leisure
facilities and mainline rail services with regular connections to Glasgow and
Edinburgh. Combining a pleasant semi-rural environment with convenient access to
key transport links and everyday services, Kirkfieldbank is a popular and well
connected residential location.
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Kirkfieldbank Parish Church Hall, 162a Riverside Road, Kirkfieldbank, Lanark, South Lanarkshire

NEAREST STATIONS

National Rail

Lanark Station

1.34 miles

National Rail

Carluke Station

4.23 miles

About Church of Scotland, Edinburgh

Church of Scotland, Edinburgh

The responsibility for holding and preserving most Church properties rests with the General Trustees. They also authorise sales and lets of property, vet alterations at buildings, assist local congregations with maintenance and improvement work and give financial assistance in a number of ways. The trustees can also provide advice and financial assistance to local congregations to help with maintaining and improving their buildings.

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