Land By Dalry, South Off Of B707, Dalry, North Ayrshire, KA24

The land at Dalry is situated about 2.8 miles east of the town of Dalry, North Ayrshire, and about 27 miles from Glasgow city centre. Local services and facilities are available in Dalry including a mainline railway station with regular services to Glasgow and beyond. In the 1800s, the local textile industry in Dalry included the manufacture of cotton and carpet yarn, silk and harness weaving and sewing, dressing and spinning of flax and embroidery. The arrival of the railway line was essential in supporting these industries and the railway station in Dalry opened in March 1840 as part of the Glasgow to Ayr line. The industries of limestone, coal and ironstone assisted Dalry to develop into a thriving mining community.

Both Glasgow and Prestwick Airports are about 16 miles and 17.9 miles distant. There is primary schooling in Dalry and private schools at St Columba’s at Kilmacolm and Wellington in Ayr (24 miles). Ayrshire is renowned for its many golf courses including the world famous courses at Turnberry and Royal Troon. There are excellent yachting facilities at the marinas at Ardrossan, Largs, Inverkip and Troon.

The land at Dalry has a very peaceful and private location, tucked away amongst the North Ayrshire countryside.

The land extends to some 2.67 acres (1.08 Ha) comprising a former quarry area (Blair Colliery, National Library of Scotland). Surrounded by mature conifer planting the majority of the site is reasonably flat, with a sheltered whinstone cliff to the west. The land is accessed from a gate by the public road and is approximately 1.2 miles from the A737 Dalry Bypass. The restored quarry presents opportunities to create new habitats like wildflower meadows and offers excellent potential for diversified uses subject to necessary planning consents.

The land at Dalry is offered for sale as a Whole.

There are no services on site. Mains water and mains electricity are available nearby.

From Glasgow, take the M8 towards Glasgow Airport, at Junction 28a, take the A737 towards Irvine. Continue along the A737 onto the new Dalry bypass. At Highfield Roundabout turn left and then left again onto the B707 (Stewarton) and after 0.20 miles, turn right B707 (A736). Proceed for about 0.86 miles and the entrance to the land is on the right hand side after passing the sign for Bowertrapping Farm.

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