DM Hall is inviting offers for the freehold interest of the former Marshall Works manufacturing site near Carluke.
The site, which was used as a concrete manufacturing plant for many years but was recently closed following a management review, extends to approximately 36 acres with several large industrial buildings as well as a reception building and additional office/changing room facilities.
DM Hall said most of the industrial buildings are in ‘good condition’ and ‘readily available’ for occupation, with the developed area extending to around half of the entire ownership of the site.
Located at the junction of the A721 where it meets the B7056, the site is near to both Carluke town centre and the M74 motorway. The site is currently zoned for industrial and manufacturing use, but it is anticipated that future residential development could be considered. A willingness exists to discuss and consider long term approaches to achieve residential planning consent, DM Hall said.
Most of the industrial buildings have been built within the last 25 years with mechanically operated roller shutter doors and 5 metre eaves heights.
Jonathan McManus, a partner in DM Hall, said, “As a longstanding industrial site, the property lends itself to business/industrial park development. Most of the buildings are ready for occupation with some minimal changes, decoration, or repair. Interest will also be considered for future residential development and offers are invited for the freehold interest.”
