Land For Sale £550,000
Situated on the eastern edge of the estate overlooking open farmland, at the end of its own access road, is Newbigging Farmhouse and Steading Development. A small burn at the north of the property enhances its position, with the sound of running water creating a feeling of peace and tranquillity.
With full planning permission and extending to approximately 3.34 acres, the site provides the opportunity for the construction of five residential homes. All planning contributions have been made by the vendor.
Despite the plans in place, the site provides much opportunity and may as an alternative present the rare chance for a prospective purchaser to create a substantial bespoke home in the countryside, subject to necessary alteration of the existing planning consents.
The farmhouse is a redundant one-and-a-half-storey farmhouse, of traditional stone and slate
construction. The planning permission includes the demolition of the existing farmhouse and the replacement of a house of similar style.
Its proposed accommodation is split over two floors and on ground floor includes an open plan kitchen/dining room, living room, bathroom, utility and double garage. There are five bedrooms on first floor (one of which incorporates an en-suite), a shower room and a large principal suite with walk-in wardrobes and en-suite.
The traditional u-shaped steading was until recently let under a commercial lease to a local
haulage contractor. The planning permission allows for its change of use and conversion into two semi-detached residential dwellings.
The accommodation of each varies slightly, but each allows for open plan living, includes an additional reception room, five bedrooms, a boot room, numerous bathrooms and a double garage.
In addition, there are plans for two detached five-bedroom homes, with open plan living spaces and ample bathrooms/en-suites. Both include a double garage.
The houses were designed by Morris Tait Architectural Design based near Inverurie,
Aberdeenshire. Drawings and further information is available through the Perth and Kinross planning portal using reference number 19/01021/fll. Planning permission was granted in full on 9 September 2019.
Existing services include 3-phase electricity, mains water and private drainage and septic tank.
Land: This lot benefits from additional land, which could be cropped, put to pasture for livestock or equestrian purposes or used to create extended gardens.
The land is split into two field compartments and is accessed from the same access track as the development site. The arable land extends to 10 acres and is currently let under a cropping licence, expiring 12 September 2021.
The land included is classified by the James Hutton Institute as grade 2 and 3 and can be summarised as follows:
Arable - 10 acres
Rough ground - 3 acres.
With full planning permission and extending to approximately 3.34 acres, the site provides the opportunity for the construction of five residential homes. All planning contributions have been made by the vendor.
Despite the plans in place, the site provides much opportunity and may as an alternative present the rare chance for a prospective purchaser to create a substantial bespoke home in the countryside, subject to necessary alteration of the existing planning consents.
The farmhouse is a redundant one-and-a-half-storey farmhouse, of traditional stone and slate
construction. The planning permission includes the demolition of the existing farmhouse and the replacement of a house of similar style.
Its proposed accommodation is split over two floors and on ground floor includes an open plan kitchen/dining room, living room, bathroom, utility and double garage. There are five bedrooms on first floor (one of which incorporates an en-suite), a shower room and a large principal suite with walk-in wardrobes and en-suite.
The traditional u-shaped steading was until recently let under a commercial lease to a local
haulage contractor. The planning permission allows for its change of use and conversion into two semi-detached residential dwellings.
The accommodation of each varies slightly, but each allows for open plan living, includes an additional reception room, five bedrooms, a boot room, numerous bathrooms and a double garage.
In addition, there are plans for two detached five-bedroom homes, with open plan living spaces and ample bathrooms/en-suites. Both include a double garage.
The houses were designed by Morris Tait Architectural Design based near Inverurie,
Aberdeenshire. Drawings and further information is available through the Perth and Kinross planning portal using reference number 19/01021/fll. Planning permission was granted in full on 9 September 2019.
Existing services include 3-phase electricity, mains water and private drainage and septic tank.
Land: This lot benefits from additional land, which could be cropped, put to pasture for livestock or equestrian purposes or used to create extended gardens.
The land is split into two field compartments and is accessed from the same access track as the development site. The arable land extends to 10 acres and is currently let under a cropping licence, expiring 12 September 2021.
The land included is classified by the James Hutton Institute as grade 2 and 3 and can be summarised as follows:
Arable - 10 acres
Rough ground - 3 acres.
