Montrose Port Authority face race to rescue historic Customs House
Montrose Port Authority has lodged a planning application for the transformation of the derelict 19th century Customs House into offices.
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Montrose Port Authority has lodged a planning application for the transformation of the derelict 19th century Customs House into offices.
The 19th Century listed buildings which previously reflected the importance of Montrose in the world of international trade and shipping have been bought by Montrose Port Authority (MPA) for a six-figure sum. Situated on the Port’s north quayside, the imposing B-listed Customs House and Granar
Montrose Port Authority hopes to restore the iconic 19th Century Customs House to a symbol of prosperity on the quayside of the busy port.
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Historic Environment Scotland (HES) say the C-listed Montrose port warehouse is not beyond viable restoration.