Land For Sale £25,000
The Property
Situated on the outskirts of the rural village of Lybster, approximately ½ an acre and has outline planning permission granted for a single dwelling house, plans can be requested from any of our offices.. The plot offers beautiful coastal views and boasts many historical sights close by. Mains water and electricity are available nearby. Drainage will be by a private drainage arrangement incorporating septic tank and soak away. The plot is highlighted in pink in the plan below. More land is available by separate negotiation.
Land Area – 0.5 acres approximately
The Area
Lybster is an unspoilt village which has all the amenities required for everyday living. This attractive coastal village is situated approximately 15 miles south of Wick along the main trunk road. Lybster harbour was once a booming sea port and today it still plays host to a small fleet of small fishing boats, making it one of the most pleasant harbours of its kind. Recent improvements to the harbour include a Heritage Centre with closed circuit television for bird watching, seasonal opening of cafeteria, wash rooms and laundry facilities for visiting yachts etc. The usual village shops and services are available, as well as a primary school, 9 hole golf course and a bowling green.
Situated on the outskirts of the rural village of Lybster, approximately ½ an acre and has outline planning permission granted for a single dwelling house, plans can be requested from any of our offices.. The plot offers beautiful coastal views and boasts many historical sights close by. Mains water and electricity are available nearby. Drainage will be by a private drainage arrangement incorporating septic tank and soak away. The plot is highlighted in pink in the plan below. More land is available by separate negotiation.
Land Area – 0.5 acres approximately
The Area
Lybster is an unspoilt village which has all the amenities required for everyday living. This attractive coastal village is situated approximately 15 miles south of Wick along the main trunk road. Lybster harbour was once a booming sea port and today it still plays host to a small fleet of small fishing boats, making it one of the most pleasant harbours of its kind. Recent improvements to the harbour include a Heritage Centre with closed circuit television for bird watching, seasonal opening of cafeteria, wash rooms and laundry facilities for visiting yachts etc. The usual village shops and services are available, as well as a primary school, 9 hole golf course and a bowling green.
