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*** DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY *** Station Road, Bucksburn. The site has been cleared and ready for development (subject to investigating and gaining neccessary consents).

***RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE LAND IN A POPULAR RESIDENTAIL AREA *** Ideal opportunity for a bulder and/or developer looking for a new project May suit a multitude of uses or for residental use.

HUGE POTENTIAL*** The plot has the potential for a variety of uses and development (subject to consents). PRIME SITE WITHIN HIGHLY DESIRABLE RESIDENTIAL AREA. Title Number ABN154815

Was the site of some low level buildings, Site cleared and has not had planning applided for. Planning enquires should be addressed to Aberdeenshire Council Planning Department.

Bucksburn is well served by its own local amenities. These include a number of shops, leisure centre, swimming pool, bowling club, local pubs & an18-hole golf course. Has primary & scondary schooling

***PRIME DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY.*** Land at Station Road, Bucksburn, Aberdeen. Location has been cleared and ready for development (subject to investigating and gaining neccessary consents). ***RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE LAND IN A POPULAR RESIDENTAIL AREA *** Ideal opportunity for a bulder and/or developer looking for a new project May suit a multitude of uses or for residental use. HUGE POTENTIAL*** The plot has the potential for a variety of uses and development (subject to consents). PRIME SITE WITHIN HIGHLY DESIRABLE RESIDENTIAL AREA. Title Number ABN154815 Was the site of some low level buildings previously and the site has been cleared and has not had planning applided for. Planning enquires should be addressed to Aberdeenshire Council Planning Department. House prices in AB21 9PB have an overall average of £169,941 in 2025. In the last year in AB21 9PB Detached properties fetched on average £227,498.

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As well as its location offering access to everything Aberdeen has to offer - from shopping and entertainment to business and finance - Bucksburn is also well served by its own local amenities. These include a number of shops, leisure centre, swimming pool, bowling club, local pubs and a nearby 18-hole golf course, Craibstone Golf Club. The town is also served by its own schools, including Brimmond School, the local primary school, and Bucksburn Academy, the secondary school. Bucksburn also has a regular, reliable public transport service which makes it easy to get in and out of the city centre. The area also benefits from being surrounded by picturesque countryside. In particular, the nearby Kirkhill Forest offers fantastic walking, cycling and running opportunities, and the area surrounding Brimmond Hill is popular with hikers There is direct access to the A96 and Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route (AWPR) from Bucksburn making travel straightforward. Commuting Times: Roughly a 15-minute drive into Aberdeen city centre or the beach, and very convenient for nearby employment hubs like Dyce and the Bridge of Don. Aberdeen Airport Access: Exceptionally close to Aberdeen International Airport (about a 5-minute drive).Public Transit: Serviced by regular local bus routes connecting to the city centre and surrounding districts.

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