Development Opportunities

Following acquisition of land from ICI Chemical and Polymers in 2006, Ardeer Regeneration Ltd own in excess of 1,600 acres which at one stage employed almost thirteen thousand people. This asset is Scotland’s largest brownfield regeneration site and has a rich heritage dating back to Alfred Nobel.
The site is also the location of the Big Idea, a Millennium Project funded visitor attraction celebrating Scottish Invention located at the mouth of Irvine Harbour. The southern end of the Peninsula sits across the river from the harbour-side owned by North Ayrshire Council which is undergoing improvements funded by the Ayrshire Growth Deal. Such improvements help act as a catalyst for the development of the full site.
The Scottish Government recognised the importance of Ardeer as stated in the National Planning Framework 4 as being a "significant site for redevelopment of the wider Ayrshire area". As such it is being promoted by North Ayrshire Council, Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Development International. Ardeer Regeneration Ltd are working with NAC and other stakeholders will seek to reinforce this position in forthcoming NAC Local Development Plan.
Unique qualities of Ardeer are:
• Over six hundred acres of the land benefits from a Special Development Order which removes the need for planning for most projects.
• Located in proximity to dual carriageway network, rail, ports and airports.
• Potential to deliver large scale investment into Ayrshire, suitable for projects requiring 20+ acres of brownfield land.

5.75 acres, located in an area where there is planned development, towards the end of Lower Quarry Road, approximately 2 miles from Junction 25 of the M62 motorway network and approximately 3 miles from Huddersfield town centre.

The Green Belt site is rectangular in shape and adjoins fields to the east and south, with Bradley Park Waste Management Site to the west.

The site is positioned in a mixed land use area with a range of industrial properties in addition to mixed housing and a petrol station fronting Leeds Road. It adjoins the Bradley Park Waste Management Site and is near to the Bradley Park Golf Course, part of which has been allocated for housing in the Kirklees Local Authority Local Plan.

Asking Price £150,000

11 acres, the site is adjacent to the M60 and is suitable for a range of commercial uses.

45 acre site nr M56 Jct 12 in Cheshire

57 acres, is a regionally important opportunity to bring forward a significant commercial development, with direct access to the M6, M56, A530 and A556.

Located adjacent to the established Gadbrook Park employment area which accommodates a range of offices and regional distribution centre for Morrisons immediately to the north.

237acres, this site offers the opportunity to create a mixed use development of regional significance with direct access to regional and national highways network with direct main road frontage to the A530 and A556 and close links to the M6, and M56.

Located to the east of Gadbrook Park, offers implemented extant planning permission for underground gas storage caverns, gas processing facility, and ancillary infrastructure with 58km dedicated twin pipeline system.

98 acres, comprehensively master planned to accommodate key landscape and environmental features as well as providing flexible development parcels capable of supporting logistics, roadside and other uses.

Located immediately to the south of the A556 Chester Road, Manchester Road roundabout at Lostock Gralam with direct access to J19 of the M6 and M56 motorways.

110 acres , the site currently provides agricultural grazing and woodland, parts of which are located on former landfills. The property can be accessed from the public highway along various boundaries.

Located on the northern side of Nutfield Road (A25) within a village location, served by local amenities, bus routes and well connected to neighbouring towns of Redhill and Caterham Nutfield Road (A25) provides access to the Strategic Highway network with connections to the M25 to the east at Junction 6 and M23 providing links to the South Coast.

Access to the site can be gained from both Cormongers Lane and Nutfield Road. Redhill lies approximately 4.1 kilometres (2.6 miles) to the West with Caterham approximately 7.1 kilometres (4.4 miles) to the north. Central London is just 33 kilometres (21 miles) to the north.

7.2 acres, the site currently provides agricultural grazing and adjoins our wider landholding in excess of 100 acres of grazing, woodland and public paths across restored landfills. The property can be accessed from the public highway via Cormonger’s Lane and Nutfield Road.

Located on the northern side of Nutfield Road (A25) with adjacent bus stops linking to rail and shopping services at Redhill just over 1 mile away. Nutfield Road connects to the M25 providing access around Greater London and linking to the M23 for access to the South Coast.

London Victoria is just 40 mins by train from Redhill on Southern Rail. Gatwick Airport is only 8 miles by car to the South-West and Heathrow Airport 30 miles around the M25.

Strategic Land Promotion

10 acres - Located in a popular residential area at Heath Road South, Weston, Runcorn, the site is sustainably located and is within easy distance of local schools, shops and employment.

The land can be easily accessed from Weaver Road through the existing housing areas to the north.

The land is non-Green Belt and sustainably located and the site will be promoted through planning to make a valuable contribution to the supply of affordable family homes. The site has the potential to provide approx 95 homes.

Weaver Road, Weston, Runcorn, Cheshire – 5 Acres
Strategic Land Promotion

5 acres, the land is non-Green Belt and has the potential to provide between 65 – 70 homes which will be promoted through planning to make a valuable contribution to the supply of affordable family homes.

The site is sustainably located within a popular residential area, can be easily accessed from Weaver Road through the existing housing areas to the north and it is within short walking distance to local schools, shops and employment.

35 - 40 acres, the land at the former Marchon site, Whitehaven is the largest brownfield housing allocation in Cumberland.

The early phases of development are capable of delivery 350 – 400 new homes in a high quality settling.

Additional phases of development extending to 35 – 40 acres are also available and identified as a development opportunity site with the adopted Local Plan.

The additional land offers the potential for further residential development with local centre and public realm improvements.

47 acres, the land at Winnington Wood, adjoins Lostock Gralam located to the north of Northwich and is capable of accommodating a sustainable extension to the adjoining urban area and could deliver a range of new homes in a high quality environment.
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