Property
St Mary’s Parish Church is a substantial detached Category B Listed
church and hall complex occupying a prominent corner site on King
Street, one of Aberdeen’s principal arterial routes. Constructed in 1939,
the property extends to approximately 8,702 sq. ft. and comprises the
main sanctuary with balcony seating, vestry accommodation, church
halls, kitchen, WCs and ancillary storage areas. The building retains
several attractive period features including stained-glass windows,
columned arcades and a distinctive entrance tower. Set within
generous grounds extending to approximately 0.70 acres, the site
benefits from extensive grassed areas and vehicular access from Regent
Walk.
Services
The property is understood to benefit from all main services, including
water, electricity and drainage, although these have not been tested.
Heating is currently provided by wall-mounted electric heaters
throughout the building following the removal of the former boiler
system.
Planning
The property is currently used as a church and hall and is assumed to
benefit from Class 10 (Non-Residential Institutions) use. The building is
Category B Listed, which will require Listed Building Consent for
alterations affecting its character. The site lies within an area zoned for
residential purposes under the Aberdeen Local Development Plan and
may offer scope for a variety of alternative residential, community,
leisure, educational or commercial uses, subject to obtaining the
necessary planning consents and statutory approvals.
EPC Rating – E
Local Area
Aberdeen is Scotland’s third-largest city and a major centre for business, education
and culture in the north-east of Scotland. St Mary’s occupies a highly prominent
position approximately one mile north of the city centre on King Street (A956), directly
opposite the University of Aberdeen. Nearby occupiers include the Aberdeen Sports
Village, Aberdeen Aquatics Centre, local retail amenities and established residential
neighbourhoods. The location benefits from excellent public transport links, easy
access to the city centre and Aberdeen Airport, and strong connectivity throughout
the wider region.
