£140,000 /Sale price

DESCRIPTIONThe Plots at Drumore of Cantray comprise two 2 separate but adjoining building plots located off a minor public road that runs through Strathnairn to the south of Croy. The plots sit in a desirable and attractive position in Strathnairn and have a fine north-westerly aspect.Each respective plot has full planning permission to erect a detached house with mains water and electricity provided to each site. The relevant planning reference for both plots is 23/03359/FUL with permission granted to erect two substantial three bedroom dwellings with accommodation over one and a half storeys and extending to about 170m2. Each house is proposed to have a porch, hall, an open plan kitchen / living / dining area, study, utility room, shower room and 3 bedrooms (the two first floor bedrooms are ‘en suite’). The larger of the two plots, Plot 1, extends to about 0.286ha / 0.70 acres and includes the driveway access to Plot 2 which being smaller extends to about 0.198ha / 0.48 acres.For further detail relating to planning, visit the Highland Council Planning Department website at SERVICESMans water and electricity area available on site. Foul drainage will be to a private facility to be compliant with all necessary regulations. Purchasers must satisfy themselves as to the availability of services on site.For information on flood risks please refer to SEPA’s website: The sites will be served by mains water and electricity supplies. Buyers will require to satisfy themselves as to the adequacy of such services. Foul drainage will be to a private facility to meet all necessary regulations as stipulated by the Planning Authorities.SITUATIONThe Plots at Drumore of Cantray are set in a beautiful rural location in the heart of the rolling Nairnshire countryside in the Scottish Highlands. The plots and surrounding area provide a picturesque setting for the proposed new houses with the area typified by rolling farmland, woodland and scattered small villages and houses. Nairnshire is a historical small county lying between Inverness and Moray, benefiting from a mild climate and with a varied and beautiful countryside, from its coastline with wide sandy beaches to rugged inland hills and moorland. The county is popular for its salmon fishing, shooting and golf, with two championship courses in Nairn as well as Caboc (formerly known as Castle Stuart) which has hosted the Scottish Open. In addition, excellent sailing can be enjoyed from both Nairn and Findhorn. Inverness, about a 25 minute drive away, has all the facilities of a modern city including its airport with regular flights to the South and Europe. Primary schooling is available at Cawdor and secondary schooling at Nairn Academy, while Gordonstoun Independent School is some 32 miles away at Duffus.