Argyll & Bute Council


Property Development Team ‘Expressions of Interest’ sought for all properties


FORMER ROTHESAY ACADEMY – ROTHESAY, ISLE OF BUTE OBAN CAR PARKS – DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES


• Substantial site (over 1ha) & iconic 5 storey building. • Stunning views across Rothesay Bay & Firth of Clyde. • Conversion for hotel, tourism, care, residential or business & industry considered subject to consents and permissions.


• Joint venture opportunities considered. DUNCLUTHA ESTATE – KIRN, DUNOON


Albany Street, Oban • Expressions of interest sought from prospective development partners for new hotel and car park


• Albany Street is 1,950 sq metres • Outstanding views over Oban Bay, 100 metres to Railway Station, 150 metres to Ferry Terminal


TWEEDALE STREET, OBAN


• Substantial unique development site - over 4.5ha • Stunning views across Firth of Clyde. • The site comprises substantial mansion house, various outbuildings / cottages, mature planting, orchard, extensive grounds.


• Conversion for residential, hotel, tourism, care, or business & industry considered subject to consents and permissions.


HELENSBURGH PIERHEAD


• Expressions of interest sought from prospective development partners for new hotel and car park


• Tweedale Car park is 2,550 sq metres • Central town location adjacent to all amenities


OBAN AIRPORT BUSINESS PARK


• Development partner sought to assist delivery of new Class 4, 5 and 6 industrial park adjacent to existing airport


• Retail and commercial opportunities • Over 29,000 sq ft of town centre retail or restaurant floorspace


• Adjacent to new Council swimming pool and pierhead in central Helensburgh


• Airport location and transport hub • Possible office, industrial, storage and distribution sites


• Stunning waterside outlook


For more information, contact: Property Development Team Argyll & Bute Council T: 01436 658957 E: estates@argyll-bute.gov.uk W: www.argyll-bute.gov.uk


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