Land For Sale £15,000
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The monument is a fort dating from the Bronze Age (2200-800BC) to Iron Age (800BC-400AD). It is D-shaped in plan with two lines of defence defined by banks or ‘ramparts’ and ditches. The fort occupies an area of higher ground on Grinnan Hill above the Keir Burn. The fort measures approximately 95m northwest-southeast by 85m northeast- southwest with two lines of defence visible as concentric banks and ditches to the north and east. There is a possible entrance to the east. The outer bank and ditch survives in two stretches. The ditch is around 2m wide. To the north the outer bank is 40m long, 8m wide and 1.5m high; to the east it is 25m long, 4.5m wide and 0.7m high. The inner bank and ditch also survives in two stretches; the ditch is between 6 and 8m wide. To the north the outer bank is 40m long, 8.5m wide and 2m high; to the east it is 28m long, 8m wide and 1.5m high. Located in the heart of central belt, the setting affords all the charm of rural living, as well as convenient access to Scotland’s arterial transport network. Historic Environment Scotland is responsible for designating sites and places at the national level. These national designations are: • Scheduled monuments • Listed buildings • Inventory of gardens and designed landscapes • Inventory of historic battlefields Local authorities are responsible for designating areas of special architectural or historic interest as conservation areas.
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22 February 2024, 10am-3pm
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Reduced Buyers Fee: 3% of Sale Price (Min £3250 +vat)
The monument is a fort dating from the Bronze Age (2200-800BC) to Iron Age (800BC-400AD). It is D-shaped in plan with two lines of defence defined by banks or ‘ramparts’ and ditches. The fort occupies an area of higher ground on Grinnan Hill above the Keir Burn. The fort measures approximately 95m northwest-southeast by 85m northeast- southwest with two lines of defence visible as concentric banks and ditches to the north and east. There is a possible entrance to the east. The outer bank and ditch survives in two stretches. The ditch is around 2m wide. To the north the outer bank is 40m long, 8m wide and 1.5m high; to the east it is 25m long, 4.5m wide and 0.7m high. The inner bank and ditch also survives in two stretches; the ditch is between 6 and 8m wide. To the north the outer bank is 40m long, 8.5m wide and 2m high; to the east it is 28m long, 8m wide and 1.5m high. Located in the heart of central belt, the setting affords all the charm of rural living, as well as convenient access to Scotland’s arterial transport network. Historic Environment Scotland is responsible for designating sites and places at the national level. These national designations are: • Scheduled monuments • Listed buildings • Inventory of gardens and designed landscapes • Inventory of historic battlefields Local authorities are responsible for designating areas of special architectural or historic interest as conservation areas.
Auction Details
22 February 2024, 10am-3pm
Timed Online Auction
How to Bid Now
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