Land For Sale £11,000
Yvonne Fitzgerald is delighted to bring to the market this fantastic plot which enjoys coastal sea views as well as overlooking Liaro Water. The superb site extends to 201m2 and would be ideal for glamping pods or a small holiday cottage subject to planning consent. The location of the plot also makes it ideal for walkers and wildlife enthusiasts. This is a fantastic opportunity to purchase a freehold piece of land in stunning surroundings as well as a change of lifestyle, and to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and to enjoy life in a safe environment with stunning scenery.
Located on Shapinsay, it is a 7-minute drive to Balfour where there is a shop, pub and a primary school as well as regular ferries to Kirkwall.
At around 201 sq meters this is the ideal site to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and to enjoy the green lush surroundings as well as panoramic ocean views. This peaceful, tranquil environment is the perfect place to build a small cottage ( subject to planning consent) or a glamping pod, caravan etc, or even just put up a tent.
The plot is of good proportions and is located directly to the front of the famous Lairo water. This area is renowned for a variety of bird species, so is the ideal spot for any walkers or bird watching enthusiasts.
Orkney has been voted many times as the best place to live in the UK, and has been voted the best place to live in Scotland for the last 8 years running. Orkney has very little crime and the residents enjoy a good quality of life.
Shapinsay is one of the Orkney Islands off the north coast of mainland Scotland. There is one village on the island, Balfour, and ferries sail to Kirkwall regularly from there. Shapinsay is the 8th largest Orkney island and the 29th largest Scottish island. The highest point of Ward Hill is 64 metres (210 ft) above sea level. The east coast is composed of low cliffs and has several sea caves, including the picturesque geo at the extreme northern tip known as Geo of Ork. Elwick Bay is a sheltered anchorage on the south coast, facing the Orkney mainland; the island's largest settlement, Balfour, is at the western end of the bay. The island has several ayres, or storm beaches, which form narrow spits of shingle or sand cutting across the landward and seaward ends of shallow bays. They can sometimes cut off a body of water from the sea, forming shallow freshwater lochs known as oyces.
This is a rare opportunity to purchase an affordable coastal plot.
Located on Shapinsay, it is a 7-minute drive to Balfour where there is a shop, pub and a primary school as well as regular ferries to Kirkwall.
At around 201 sq meters this is the ideal site to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and to enjoy the green lush surroundings as well as panoramic ocean views. This peaceful, tranquil environment is the perfect place to build a small cottage ( subject to planning consent) or a glamping pod, caravan etc, or even just put up a tent.
The plot is of good proportions and is located directly to the front of the famous Lairo water. This area is renowned for a variety of bird species, so is the ideal spot for any walkers or bird watching enthusiasts.
Orkney has been voted many times as the best place to live in the UK, and has been voted the best place to live in Scotland for the last 8 years running. Orkney has very little crime and the residents enjoy a good quality of life.
Shapinsay is one of the Orkney Islands off the north coast of mainland Scotland. There is one village on the island, Balfour, and ferries sail to Kirkwall regularly from there. Shapinsay is the 8th largest Orkney island and the 29th largest Scottish island. The highest point of Ward Hill is 64 metres (210 ft) above sea level. The east coast is composed of low cliffs and has several sea caves, including the picturesque geo at the extreme northern tip known as Geo of Ork. Elwick Bay is a sheltered anchorage on the south coast, facing the Orkney mainland; the island's largest settlement, Balfour, is at the western end of the bay. The island has several ayres, or storm beaches, which form narrow spits of shingle or sand cutting across the landward and seaward ends of shallow bays. They can sometimes cut off a body of water from the sea, forming shallow freshwater lochs known as oyces.
This is a rare opportunity to purchase an affordable coastal plot.
