£160,000 Offers over
For those looking to have a small holding in the north of Scotland then here is an opportunity to purchase a 12 acre croft with a fixer upper croft house. Located on the east coast of Caithness overlooking the sea. The cottage has been taken back to the stone walls and is ready to be renovated, water and electricity are on site. If you wish to extend then planning permission consents can be sought from the Highland Council.
HOUSE - The derelict croft house sits in a field of 7 acres (approx) and has all mains services to the plot; Electricity, Water and BT line. A Septic Tank will be required for sewage. The property has been taken back to the stone walls and is ready for the new buyer to put their own stamp on it.
CROFT - Knockally Croft, Dunbeath is an exciting prospect for someone seeking to own a croft with 12 acres split over two fields of grassland. The croft has a house ready for renovation and a byre adjacent to the house. The land is relatively flat and arable.
LOCATION - Knockally Croft is located on the east coast of Caithness between Helmsdale and Wick and although it is a short drive to the majestic Caithness coastline, the Moray Firth is visible from the croft. The highest peak in Caithness, Morven and neighbouring hills sit nearby. The croft is situated just 1 mile from the main A9 route heading north and south, the town of Wick is 20 miles north of Dunbeath where you'll find supermarkets, local shops, doctors, hospital, schools and other local amenities while Inverness is approx 80 miles south.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - Contact Kendra at Monster Moves for more information on this project.
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