Land For Sale £60,000
Yvonne Fitzgerald is delighted to bring to the market this attractive woodland site which comes with its own housing plot, which previously had planning granted on it for a two-storey house with a double garage. We foresee no reason why this planning would not be reinstated.
This extensive site is a haven of wildlife, and roe deer, birds of prey, can frequently be seen here. Accessed via a private driveway which is 80 m x 4 m in size, this attractive area of land also has a pond, and the current owners have an enclosed area for their hens. There are several wooden hen houses, which are close to the fenced off woodlands, which are accessed via a wooden gate. Both electric and water are on site, with water being connected with a standpipe in the hard standing area. Although a private sewage system would need to be installed for the house once it is built. Due to the size of this plot, we believe that the Highland Council would favourably grant consent for a caravan park, glamping pods or holiday lodges. Currently there is a 15 m x 15 m hard standing in place which is suitable for a single caravan. There is also a wooden cabin in the vegetable garden which is suitable for overnight stays.
This generous plot extends to four and a half acres in size and has approximately three thousand trees planted. Within the site, there are many varieties of different trees such as Pine, Larch, Birch, Willow, Laurels, Leyland, Hornbeam, Beech, Field Maple, Rowan, Spindle, Large Maple, Wild Cherry, Pear, Apple and Crab trees. As well as the trees, the present owners have also planted Blueberry, Red Currant, Blackberry bushes as well as shrubs such as Elderberry and Cotoneaster.
Ideally located close to the NC500 route, another 7.5 acres of land may be available by separate negotiation. Rarely available, this prime site is located some nine miles from the nearest town of Thurso and four miles from the nearest village of Halkirk. Halkirk, has various amenities including a convenience store, the local butchers, a post office and hotels. The primary school is a short drive away from the site and there are coach and rail links South from Thurso. Thurso the most Northerly town in the Highlands is a short car journey away, and Wick, the second largest town in Caithness is a twenty-minute drive. The Caithness General Hospital is in Wick as well as the John O Groats Airport and a number of national stores.
This extensive site is a haven of wildlife, and roe deer, birds of prey, can frequently be seen here. Accessed via a private driveway which is 80 m x 4 m in size, this attractive area of land also has a pond, and the current owners have an enclosed area for their hens. There are several wooden hen houses, which are close to the fenced off woodlands, which are accessed via a wooden gate. Both electric and water are on site, with water being connected with a standpipe in the hard standing area. Although a private sewage system would need to be installed for the house once it is built. Due to the size of this plot, we believe that the Highland Council would favourably grant consent for a caravan park, glamping pods or holiday lodges. Currently there is a 15 m x 15 m hard standing in place which is suitable for a single caravan. There is also a wooden cabin in the vegetable garden which is suitable for overnight stays.
This generous plot extends to four and a half acres in size and has approximately three thousand trees planted. Within the site, there are many varieties of different trees such as Pine, Larch, Birch, Willow, Laurels, Leyland, Hornbeam, Beech, Field Maple, Rowan, Spindle, Large Maple, Wild Cherry, Pear, Apple and Crab trees. As well as the trees, the present owners have also planted Blueberry, Red Currant, Blackberry bushes as well as shrubs such as Elderberry and Cotoneaster.
Ideally located close to the NC500 route, another 7.5 acres of land may be available by separate negotiation. Rarely available, this prime site is located some nine miles from the nearest town of Thurso and four miles from the nearest village of Halkirk. Halkirk, has various amenities including a convenience store, the local butchers, a post office and hotels. The primary school is a short drive away from the site and there are coach and rail links South from Thurso. Thurso the most Northerly town in the Highlands is a short car journey away, and Wick, the second largest town in Caithness is a twenty-minute drive. The Caithness General Hospital is in Wick as well as the John O Groats Airport and a number of national stores.
