Springbank Way, Brodick, Isle Of Arran

The site comprises a parcel of undeveloped land situated in a prime location in Brodick, close to the Ferry Terminal and benefiting from convenient access to restaurants, bars and retail amenity offered by the village. The site extends to 2.86 acres / 1.16 hectares and lies in an elevated position, with views overlooking Brodick Bay. The site is accessed from Springbank Way and is bound to the north by a mix of
residential dwellings and commercial properties including the Holy Cross Church and the 4 Star Douglas Hotel. These are set down from the site,
allowing for uninterrupted coastal views overlooking Brodick Bay and Goat Fell to the north.

Brodick is the largest geographical settlement on Arran and is considered the main village due to being the base of the terminal serving the Caledonian MacBrayne Ferry Crossing to Ardrossan on Scotland’s mainland. The village is centrally positioned on the east coast of the island approximately 4 miles to the north of Lamlash. Brodick is the economic centre of the island with the main retail offering provided in the village as well as a number of larger hotels and community facilities to include the library, town hall, sports pavilion and wide range of pubs and restaurants.