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Plot of Land, Aultbea, Achnasheen, IV22 2JF
A rare opportunity to purchase croft land of just over 2 acres with unrestricted views over Loch Ewe
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Plot of Land, Aultbea, Achnasheen, IV22 2JF
Price
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£79,000
Property Type
Land (Residential)
Property Reference
MFL6200684
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McEwan Fraser Legal offers a rare opportunity to purchase Croft 10 Culconich, Aultbeas, Achnasheen, a brilliant owner-occupied croft spanning just over 2 acres. Located 0.5 miles from Aultbea and 7 miles from Poolewe, the land boasts breathtaking views over Loch Ewe towards the Isle of Ewe and beyond.
The croft registration number for the land is C2158. The peaceful setting makes it ideal for a buyer looking to utilise the land for crofting purposes or to potentially build a home in the Highlands, subject to the relevant Planning and Crofting Commission permissions. Its location combines natural beauty with a sense of community and tradition, offering the perfect backdrop for those seeking a more self-sufficient or rural way of life.
The croft comes with Planning Permission for the erection of an agricultural building, formation of a private way, parking and utilities (water, electric and drainage). Details of the Planning Permission, reference 22/02581/PNO, can be found on The Highland Council's website.
It is understood that mains water and electricity service connections are available within the vicinity of the site, but no warranty is given, and interested parties should make their own enquiries with the relevant service providers as to the availability of services or any wayleaves that may be required. The property/plot will be served by a septic tank system.
The croft registration number for the land is C2158. The peaceful setting makes it ideal for a buyer looking to utilise the land for crofting purposes or to potentially build a home in the Highlands, subject to the relevant Planning and Crofting Commission permissions. Its location combines natural beauty with a sense of community and tradition, offering the perfect backdrop for those seeking a more self-sufficient or rural way of life.
The croft comes with Planning Permission for the erection of an agricultural building, formation of a private way, parking and utilities (water, electric and drainage). Details of the Planning Permission, reference 22/02581/PNO, can be found on The Highland Council's website.
It is understood that mains water and electricity service connections are available within the vicinity of the site, but no warranty is given, and interested parties should make their own enquiries with the relevant service providers as to the availability of services or any wayleaves that may be required. The property/plot will be served by a septic tank system.
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