Former Mile End School, Midstocket Road, Aberdeen City, Aberdeen, AB15 5LT

The available space comprises 33,670 sq ft arranged over four floors within the former school building. An additional 2,328 sq ft is available in the Canteen Building and a further 922 sq ft within the Janitor's House. The subjects comprise a rectangular site on the corner of Mid Stocket Road and Gordondale Road. Currently within the site stands a 1900’s three-storey and attic former primary school of granite construction under a pitched slated roof. The site also houses the former janitor’s house known as 26 Gordondale Road again of granite construction under a slated roof. The house plot also benefits from a small garden to the north. The east elevation benefits from additional clothes drying area. To the north east of the site lies a single storey former canteen building of blockwork construction in a steel clad roof with a single story flat roof extension. Adjacent to this and lining the east most boundary is a single story shelter area within the playground. The building is category C listed and this covers the external elevation design of the primary school, the janitor’s house, gates, gate pipes, boundary walls and railings. The windows appear not to be included as these have been renewed and are generally uPVC throughout however the location of the windows and the symmetrical location of these constitute a large proportion of the listing. PLANNING The site is entered in the Aberdeen City Local Plan which was adopted in June 2008 within an area zoned for Residential (R40) and also highlighted as OPP112 suitable for residential conversion. The building is currently category C listed due largely to the external symmetrical design features. We are aware that this listing was adopted on 20 March 2000 and that the internals were not assessed. The main building is suitable for redevelopment with the Janitor’s house also available as a single dwelling. There may also be scope for development on the periphery of the site along Mid Stocket Road and Gordondale Road which could increase site density.