2 Croftland plots for sale, both with Planning Permission!

Posted by Rural Smallholdings on 13 February, 2009 • Categorized as Property of the Week, Smallholdings for Sale

AN OPPORTUNITY TO RETURN TO A TRADITIONAL LIFESTYLE

Crofts 98/103, Knockarthur, Rogart

Croftland

Situated not far from the Loch Fleet Reserve, with its impressive variety of wildlife, lovely beaches, and large tidal basin, these crofts would make perfect family homes amongst a friendly local community.

This sale represents an excellent opportunity to purchase croftland enjoying a superb rural setting on the outskirts of the village of Rogart.

The croftland, extends to approximately 19.165 (7.7561 hectares) and is being sold in two separate lots with each plot offered for sale with outline planning permission for the erection of a 1 or 11/2 storey dwellinghouse and a copy of the planning permission and conditions pertaining thereto are included in these particulars.

Croftland

The croftland is registered croftland (and as such carries a share in the adjoining Common Grazing for which an annual rent of £13.33 is payable). Prospective purchasers who require further information about crofts, crofting grants and loans should direct their enquiries to their own solicitor or to the Crofters Commission, 4-6 Castle Wynd, Inverness, (01463) 663450.

The village of Rogart has a local shop/post office, hotel, garage and primary school. There is also a railway station at Rogart providing transport links to Inverness and the south. The east coast townships of Dornoch and Golspie provide a wide range of amenities and facilities and the surrounding coastline and glens are popular with outdoor enthusiasts. Donoch is renowned for it’s award winning sandy beaches and championship golf course.

Inverness, the main business and commercial centre of the Highlands, offers extensive shopping, entertainment and leisure facilities and enjoys excellent links to the south via road, rail and air.

Croftland