The development site at 143 Sauchiehall Lane offers prime location within easy reach of Glasgow City Centre’s shopping and retail outlets, which include the Italian Centre, Buchanan Galleries and the St Enoch's Centre as well as numerous of cafes, bars and restaurants. Glasgow Concert Hall, The Gallery of Modern Art, many theatres and cinemas and other cultural centres are easily accessible. Both Queen Street and Glasgow Central Station are within walking distance and the M8 motorway provides access to Scotland's other main cities and commercial centres.
Plot of land with planning
We are delighted to offer to auction this fantastic new build development opportunity, enjoying prime location at the junction of Sauchiehall Lane and Blythswood Street in Glasgow. The development comprises the erection of a nine storey block to include 22 x serviced apartment units with ancillary café/reception on the ground floor. The full details of planning permission (recently expired) for the development can be found under Glasgow City Council Planning References 17/02192/DC and 17/00457/DC. This is a brilliant opportunity to create a strong GDV with outstanding income potential as serviced accommodation units. The keenly positioned Guide Price allied with prime site location is sure to create strong levels of developer demand, so early expression of interest is strongly recommended.
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