Land For Sale £50,000
Lot 3 – Delphorrie Steading (About 1.34 acres)
Lying adjacent to Delphorrie Farmhouse on the south side and with a similarly attractive outlook across the River Don, this is a range of single and double storey stone and slate former farm buildings partially enclosing a small courtyard.
Functionally obsolete for agricultural purposes, the buildings include former cart sheds, byre, granary and bothy and present an extensive footprint for potential re-development with the masonry and roofs remaining largely intact.
Adjoining the traditional steading on the south side is a six-bay timber-framed pole barn and further small storage shed. Extending to 1.34 acres in total this lot includes the partially wooded bank lying immediately to the rear of the buildings.
Whilst the vendors have not submitted any application for planning permission for residential development, an informal opinion has been provided by an independent planning consultant who suggested that the combination of existing buildings and overall site could be subdivided as three residential development sites, subject to planning consent.
Interested parties are advised to seek independent advice regarding the planning and development opportunities that may exist in respect of this lot.
Lying adjacent to Delphorrie Farmhouse on the south side and with a similarly attractive outlook across the River Don, this is a range of single and double storey stone and slate former farm buildings partially enclosing a small courtyard.
Functionally obsolete for agricultural purposes, the buildings include former cart sheds, byre, granary and bothy and present an extensive footprint for potential re-development with the masonry and roofs remaining largely intact.
Adjoining the traditional steading on the south side is a six-bay timber-framed pole barn and further small storage shed. Extending to 1.34 acres in total this lot includes the partially wooded bank lying immediately to the rear of the buildings.
Whilst the vendors have not submitted any application for planning permission for residential development, an informal opinion has been provided by an independent planning consultant who suggested that the combination of existing buildings and overall site could be subdivided as three residential development sites, subject to planning consent.
Interested parties are advised to seek independent advice regarding the planning and development opportunities that may exist in respect of this lot.
