Land with 72 acres and development potential

This is a unique country estate comprising approximately 72 acres, including parkland, permanent pasture, semi-mature woodland, and riverbank of the River Clyde. The property offers significant development potential, subject to planning permission, including a detached villa, conversion of the stable block into holiday apartments or a family home, and 20 holiday chalets. The ruins of B-listed Braxfield House, historically significant as the birthplace of Robert McQueen and home to Lord Braxfield, are also on the estate. The property includes a traditional stable block and barn, a former dairy (C-listed), and a half share of the original walled garden (C-listed). A 4-bedroom bungalow on the site was fire-damaged in 2023, with planning permission granted in May 2025 to replace it. Note: The traditional stable block and barn are subject to a 30% uplift clawback for 25 years from February 2020. The property is located near the historic village of New Lanark, offering excellent commuter links to Glasgow and Edinburgh. Viewings are strictly by appointment only.