Shepherd · 22 Oct 2026 · in 3 days
Prime development opportunity, Harestane Road
The Old Mill, Balmuirfield, Harestane Road, Dundee · Scotland
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- First listed on Cornerlot 11 Oct 2026.
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Type: Residential Development & Land, Commercial Development & Land. Prime development opportunity. Extensive historical, survey and architectural detail supporting original planning consent included. Secluded elevated scenic site. Sought after residential location. Extends to 0.183 Hectares (0.448 Acres). Guide Price £90,000. **FOR SALE BY LIVE STREAMED ONLINE AUCTION 22ND OCTOBER 2026** The subjects comprise a Category 'B' listed early 19th century L-shaped former plash mill located on an elevated site overlooking the Dighty Burn, on the northern perimeter of Dundee. The property is of a rubble sandstone construction, with studded ashlar dressings and pink ashlar quoins. The original grey slate pitched roof, in a state of severe collapse, was removed by the current owner, reclaiming the original slate. The main walls have been preserved and capped to prevent water ingress and the interior cleared. A substantial dilapidated iron and timber wheel is located below the southern elevation of the mill with the original transmission system into the mill interior remaining in place. Although the planning consent for conversion to a 2 -storey dwelling lapsed in late 2024, considerable details regarding surveys, plans, services and building warrant are available to the buyer. All the tree work (removal and pruning) has been completed in line with the consent. Consequently, the property is ripe for development into a modern dwelling which preserves the character and original stonework of one of the few remaining mills that helped develop the city of Dundee's prosperity in the 19th century. Guide Price £90,000. Dundee is located on the east coast of Scotland approximately mid-way between Aberdeen (circa 105 Kilometres (65 miles) to the north) and Edinburgh (circa 96 kilometres (60 miles) to the south) overlooking the Tay estuary and has a resident population of circa 150,000 persons (National Records of Scotland 2020). Dundee is Scotland's fourth largest city and is the regional centre for employment, services and retailing within Tayside. The ongoing regeneration as part of the waterfront development has been well documented and the opening of the V&A museum has helped establish Dundee as a major regional centre.
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