Waterworks building at Fairmilehead

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Waterworks building at Fairmilehead

Image: © M J Richardson Taken: 7 Dec 2016

An elegant Grade B listed Edwardian Baroque (1910) decommissioned filter house at the former water treatment works at Fairmilehead. It is built of sandstone with a pitched and slated roof. It is currently for sale, with the potential for residential redevelopment and other uses. The rest of the large water treatment works area was also disused and has been converted into a large housing estate e.g. Image], Image

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Image Location

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Latitude
55.902194
Longitude
-3.203486