0.754 acre Site at Torranyard, Kilwinning, KA11 2AP
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Read more Read moreA freehold plot of land approximately 0.754 acres in size is available for sale in the countryside village of Torranyard, North Ayrshire. The site is currently vacant and does not have planning permission, but it features outline and possible existing foundations of a house, which may facilitate future development. The location is approximately 5 miles inland from the coastal town of Irvine and is in close proximity to Kilwinning, which offers a range of amenities including shopping, leisure facilities, and public transport links, including a rail connection to Glasgow Central station. All planning enquiries should be directed to the North Ayrshire Council planning department.
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