Development opportunity adjacent to Global Energy Park Historic six bedroom building with 10 acres of adjoining land

Dunskaith House Nigg, , , IV19 1QU

LARGE PLOT DEVELOPMENT

10 ACRES NEAR SEA OPPORTUNITY VIEWS

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Located next to the Global Energy Inverness itself provides all the Park at Nigg Ferry, the hamlet of Nigg attractions and facilities one is spread throughout the local area would expect to find in a thriving with a primary school and village hall city environment, whilst offering nearby. Nigg is eight miles from Tain, spectacular scenery and places of which is ’s oldest historical interest. Acknowledged to and around 35 miles from the Highland be one of the fastest growing cities Capital of Inverness. Secondary in Europe, the Highland capital city schooling is provided by Tain Royal provides a range of retail parks and Academy which is served by free supermarkets along with excellent council provided transport. Tain is cultural, educational, entertainment well served by supermarkets, banks, and medical facilities. Inverness is new Health Centre and a Post Office well connected by road, rail and air to and unusually still retains many small other UK & overseas destinations. family businesses. There are a wide range of leisure and artistic pursuits The are a blessing available locally. Tain Golf Course to outdoor pursuit purists with easy presents a stiff challenge to any golfer access to the winter and summer with the world famous links at Royal sports playgrounds of The Cairngorms. within 30 minutes drive away. The ruggedness of the North-West There is a daily commuter train service Highlands, often referred to as the from nearby Fearn to Inverness. last great wilderness in Europe, is also The road journey to Inverness takes accessible with the area boasting approximately 45 minutes via the A9 some of the most beautiful beaches trunk road. and mountains in Scotland. Dunskaith House Formerly the site of Dunscaith (also known early in the 20th century but the remaining a large office/observation lounge extension. as Dunskeath) Castle, a fortification was first servants’ quarters and stables has been used Two smaller derelict cottages, a walled mentioned on this site as far back as 1179. for various purposes from a holiday home garden, stables, private beach and a small The land and property is located adjacent to office accommodation for the oil industry ruined chapel add charm and character to to the - Nigg Ferry. This route over the years and up to recent times. the policies. was previously known as The King’s Ferry as it was used by King James IV of Scotland The building requires some repairs to This property could potentially be converted (latterly King James 1 of Great Britain) when make it habitable but along with the 10 to a small hotel, a “Grand Design” with on pilgrimage to the shrine of St Duthac at acres of land this is a rare development superb views over The Sutors to Cromarty Tain, doing so on many occasions between opportunity as it situated a few yards from or alternatively into residential housing (all 1493 to 1513. the neighbouring Global Energy Park at Nigg. subject to obtaining the relevant planning The accommodation nominally consists of six permissions). This would apply equally to the The main building was destroyed by fire bedrooms, kitchen, lounge, sitting-room with land which is also included in the sale. Bathroom Bedroom 6 Bedroom 5 Bedroom 4 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 1 Office Kitchen Lounge (Taken from the widest point) APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS 3.00m (9’10”)x1.90m(6’3”) 4.70m (15’5”)x4.30m(14’1”) 3.20m (10’6”)x2.60m(8’6”) 3.70m (12’2”)x2.92m (9’7”) 3.70m (12’2”)x2.60m(8’6”) 4.90m (16’1”)x3.90m(12’10”) 5.00m (16’5”)x2.80m(9’2”) 5.50m (18’1”)x4.00m (13’1”) 4.20m (13’9”)x 4.20m (13’9”)x3.30m(10’10”)

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