Roughly 0.6 acre in size, no warranties are given for future planning or access arrangements. The land sits adjacent to a modern development to the East, and with local Co-op to the south. The access strip allows for the existing commercial access to the co-op (shared) and is located off Hillside Road. Former consent was for retail, which subsequently took place in the adjacent spot. Land is currently utilised as wooded recreation land with a path through (not included) to the housing estate close by. Would suit a number of uses subject to researchng and gaining necessary consents The plot is located in the Hillside area of Portlethen to the north of the village centre. Local amenities include the industrial units adjacent housing Co-op, Barnardos, Dominos and tanning salon. WEDGE SHAPED piece of land with previous retail consent located close to residential and commercial businesses in the north side of Portlethen, and affluent suburb of Aberdeen. IDEAL FOR INVESTOR. Roughly 0.6 acre in size, no warranties are given for future planning or access arrangements. The land sits adjacent to a modern development to the East, and with local Co-op to the south. The access strip allows for the existing commercial access to the co-op (shared) and is located off Hillside Road. Former consent was for retail, which subsequently took place in the adjacent spot. Land is currently utilised as wooded recreation land with a path through (not included) to the housing estate close by. Would suit a number of uses subject to researching and gaining necessary consents. The plot is located in the Hillside area of Portlethen to the north of the village centre. Local amenities include the industrial units adjacent housing Co-op, Barnardos, Dominos and tanning salon. Portlethen, the nearest large settlement, is a town located approximately 7 miles south of Aberdeen, along the A92. The population according to the 2022 census was 8,969 making it the seventh most populous settlement within Aberdeenshire. The town is more like a suburb of Aberdeen, with access to the city within a short drive or by public transport. The town has a fascinating history. It sits east of Causey Mouth road where it was once the only route from the south to Aberdeen. It connected the Bridge of Dee with Muchalls Castle and nearby Stonehaven, located seven miles away. Also, James Graham 1st Marquess of Montrose and William Keith, 7th Earl Marischal led a Covenanter 9000-strong army to the first battle of the Civil War in 1639. The beach and Portlethen harbour are approximately a 15 minute drive from the plot. Full Address: Plot of land Site at Schoolhill, Portlethen, AB12 4PP