Planning applicationSTG/26/00334/LBC

Land And Buildings At 103 - 105 Henderson Street Bridge Of Allan

Awaiting decisionWorth watchingDemolition & Site Clearance
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1 July 2026

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1 July 2026

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Context
Listed Building
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Car ParkingCare HomeExtensions And Alterations
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Demolition of a derelict C-listed former hotel at 103 Henderson Street to make way for a new care home with parking and facilities.

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Application STG/26/00334/LBC

Land And Buildings At 103 - 105 Henderson Street Bridge Of Allan

Awaiting decisionDemolition & Site ClearanceReceived Stirling Council

Demolition of a derelict C-listed former hotel at 103 Henderson Street to make way for a new care home with parking and facilities.

The record

Reference
STG/26/00334/LBC
Address
Land And Buildings At 103 - 105 Henderson Street Bridge Of Allan
Status
Awaiting decision
Category
Demolition & Site Clearance
Impact scale
6/10
Authority
Stirling Council

Timeline

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Additional application data

Latitude
56.1537
Longitude
-3.9414

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Demolition of a derelict C-listed former hotel at 103 Henderson Street to make way for a new care home with parking and facilities.

As filed with the council

Proposal to demolish C-listed building on site 103 Henderson Street. The demolition is to facilitate the erection of New Care Home with associated parking and facilities. The building at 103 is currently a derelict hotel that has been in disuse since 2018.