DM Hall, one of Scotland's leading Chartered Surveyors, is bringing a significant former iron foundry complex in Bo'ness to the market. The property, available for offers over £750,000, is being sold on behalf of the liquidators.

Dating back to 1856, the expansive site extends to approximately 2.38 hectares (5.9 acres) and provides a substantial gross internal area of 8,808 sq.m. (94,816 sq.ft.) across a diverse range of office, workshop, storage, and ancillary buildings. The complex, situated on Links Road and Starks Brae within a mixed commercial and residential area, is being highlighted as an exceptional redevelopment or owner-occupier opportunity.

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Jonathan McManus, Partner at DM Hall, described the site as a "rare opportunity to acquire a site of real scale and character."

He noted the property's appeal to both industrial occupiers and developers: "The former foundry has played an important role in the industrial history of Bo'ness since the mid-19th century, and its substantial footprint, flexible accommodation, and excellent location, offer enormous potential for a wide range of commercial, industrial, or redevelopment uses."

The complex includes a mix of single- to three-storey industrial units, extensive workshop and pattern storage areas, office accommodation, and a modern warehouse/workshop. Importantly, buildings fronting Links Road and Starks Brae are Category B-listed, reflecting the site's significant industrial heritage. Bo'ness benefits from swift transport connections via the M9 motorway to Falkirk, Stirling, and Edinburgh.