A former iron foundry complex in Bo’ness in the Central Lowlands of Scotland has been put up for sale for £750,000+ by the liquidators.
The circa 5.9-acre complex, which dates back to 1856, provides 94,816 sq ft of space across a diverse range of office, workshop, storage and ancillary buildings.
Jonathan McManus, partner at DM Hall, which has been appointed to market the site, said: “This is a rare opportunity to acquire a site of real scale and character. The former foundry has played an important role in the industrial history of Bo’ness since the mid-19th century, and its substantial footprint, flexible accommodation and excellent location, offer enormous potential for a wide range of commercial, industrial, or redevelopment uses.
“With strong transport links, a mix of historic and more modern accommodation, and a competitive guide price, we expect interest from both established industrial occupiers and developers seeking a large, adaptable site in the Central Belt.”
