Guide price
£49,995
Land for saleMain Street, Cairnryan, Stranraer DG9
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About this property
0.2 Acre Plot
Goes to the room - 2nd December
Valuation of £80,000
Picturesque Village
Plot 1, Cairnryan Site, Main Street, Cairnryan, Stranraer comprises a residential development plot extending to approximately 0.2 acres. The site benefits from planning permission for residential development and is situated within the village of Cairnryan, with a range of wider amenities and services available in nearby Stranraer. The plot's Market Value was £80,000 in 2 June 2025.
Cairnryan is a picturesque village located on the eastern shore of Loch Ryan, just north of Stranraer and southwest of Glasgow. Established in 1701, it has a rich history as a staging post on the coach route to Ayr and a military port during World War II. The village features a linear settlement with a slate quarry next to Cairn Hill, providing the local slate for housing. Today, Cairnryan offers a blend of historical charm and modern living, with properties ranging from extended detached cottages to substantial homes with sea views. The village's location and amenities make it an attractive area for potential buyers and investors.
We would urge you to register a couple of days in advance as we cannot guarantee you will be registered on time to bid if we only receive your documents on the day of the auction.
It is imperative that you register to bid in the name you wish the property to be registered with Land Registry on completion. If buying in a company name, please ensure to detail the company name on the registration. Once the property is exchanged, the vendor could decline to accept any change.
Buyers should review the legal pack with their solicitor and ensure they do their own due diligence before deciding to purchase.
All property offered at auction is under an unconditional contract, requiring the successful buyer to pay a 10% non-refundable deposit and complete within the terms of the contract, which will normally be 14 or 28 days. For these reasons, it is suitable for cash buyers only.
Cairnryan is a picturesque village located on the eastern shore of Loch Ryan, just north of Stranraer and southwest of Glasgow. Established in 1701, it has a rich history as a staging post on the coach route to Ayr and a military port during World War II. The village features a linear settlement with a slate quarry next to Cairn Hill, providing the local slate for housing. Today, Cairnryan offers a blend of historical charm and modern living, with properties ranging from extended detached cottages to substantial homes with sea views. The village's location and amenities make it an attractive area for potential buyers and investors.
We would urge you to register a couple of days in advance as we cannot guarantee you will be registered on time to bid if we only receive your documents on the day of the auction.
It is imperative that you register to bid in the name you wish the property to be registered with Land Registry on completion. If buying in a company name, please ensure to detail the company name on the registration. Once the property is exchanged, the vendor could decline to accept any change.
Buyers should review the legal pack with their solicitor and ensure they do their own due diligence before deciding to purchase.
All property offered at auction is under an unconditional contract, requiring the successful buyer to pay a 10% non-refundable deposit and complete within the terms of the contract, which will normally be 14 or 28 days. For these reasons, it is suitable for cash buyers only.
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