Land For Sale £45,000
Directions
From the A98 Banff/Fraserburgh road, turn northbound onto a minor public road opposite Crown Motors, signposted ‘Hill of Overbrae 2½’. Follow this road for just over half a mile and the land is located on the right-hand side as shown on the attached os extract.
Description
Extending to 5.55 hectares (13.71 acres) or thereby, the land at Hill of Cook enjoys a peaceful, elevated setting with scenic views over surrounding countryside and beyond to the Banffshire coast. The land benefits from direct access onto a public road which adjoins the nearby A98, allowing ease of access to nearby settlements.
The land is all classified as grade 3(2) by the Macaulay Institute for Soil Research. A small burn intersects the land and a well is situated within the subjects. Mains water is also understood to be closeby.
The land is a former croft and located centrally are the ruined remains of the croft house. Subject to obtaining appropriate planning consent, this could provide an opportunity for a replacement dwellinghouse and potential for returning the land to use as a smallholding with livestock or horses. Any purchaser would require to satisfy themselves on planning matters and services prior to offering.
From the A98 Banff/Fraserburgh road, turn northbound onto a minor public road opposite Crown Motors, signposted ‘Hill of Overbrae 2½’. Follow this road for just over half a mile and the land is located on the right-hand side as shown on the attached os extract.
Description
Extending to 5.55 hectares (13.71 acres) or thereby, the land at Hill of Cook enjoys a peaceful, elevated setting with scenic views over surrounding countryside and beyond to the Banffshire coast. The land benefits from direct access onto a public road which adjoins the nearby A98, allowing ease of access to nearby settlements.
The land is all classified as grade 3(2) by the Macaulay Institute for Soil Research. A small burn intersects the land and a well is situated within the subjects. Mains water is also understood to be closeby.
The land is a former croft and located centrally are the ruined remains of the croft house. Subject to obtaining appropriate planning consent, this could provide an opportunity for a replacement dwellinghouse and potential for returning the land to use as a smallholding with livestock or horses. Any purchaser would require to satisfy themselves on planning matters and services prior to offering.
