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MURCHISON LAW SOLICITORS and ESTATE AGENTS Croft 1 Aultgrishan MURCHISON LAW Croft 1 Aultgrishan, Gairloch, Ross-shire IV21 2DY SOLICITORS AND ESTATE AGENTS DIRECTIONS From Gairloch continue on the B8021, out of the village, past Big Sand and keep on this road towards Melvaig. The Croft is located approximately 9miles from Gairloch. VIEWING The croft land is open and can be viewed readily from the roadside. ENTRY By mutual arrangement, although early entry is available. NEXT STEP DESCRIPTION This area has always been a renowned tourist Offers in Scottish legal form are invited. Offered for sale is the owner occupied croft of 1 destination, made all the more popular in recent years Only parties who have noted an interest formally will Aultgrishan which extends to 3.016 hectares (7.45acres). by the North Coast 500 trail. be informed of any closing date that may be set. The The bare land croft land comprises mixed grazing land seller is not obliged to fix a closing date, accept the and is located on a stunning coastal position looking GRANTS & CROFTING highest offer or indeed any offer made for the property. west out to the Minch. Pre-application advice has The purchaser of the croft may be eligible for grant been given to the current owner who anticipates that assistance under the appropriate applicable schemes at REFERENCE: RMM.sha3.3 planning consent from Highland Council would be the time. Further enquiries can be made of the SGRPID forthcoming for at least one, if not two dwelling houses or the Crofting Commission – Great Glen House, DISCLAIMER on the croft, depending on location within the croft. Leachkin Road, Inverness, Inverness-Shire, IV3 8NW. These particulars, although believed to be correct, Telephone 01463 663439 – and the Farm Advisory are not guaranteed. Any photographs used are purely LOCATION Service (see: www.fas.scot) . Potential purchasers illustrative. They are NOT therefore to be taken as Situated within the crofting township of Aultgrishan should familiarise themselves with the requirements indicative of the extent of the property, or that the and just a few miles short of Rubha Reidh point No 1 upon them as owner occupiers of a croft. photographs are taken from within the boundaries of Aultgrishan is located on the west coast of Wester Ross The Croft is registered with the Crofting Commission the property, or what is included in the sale. on the Scottish mainland. The nearest local amenities under Register of Crofts number R1416 and in the The locations of potential buildings on the croft shown are in Gairloch, some 9 miles to the south, where there Crofting Register, held by the Registers of Scotland, on the plan are indicative only. are primary and secondary schools. The capital of the under number C3341. Highlands, Inverness is approximately one hour and twenty minutes’ drive. MURCHISON LAW Croft 1 Aultgrishan SOLICITORS AND ESTATE AGENTS Aultgrishan Croft 1 30.8m Location Plan Angus Davidson Ltd Ruin Rural Consultants Tel: 01463 223808/ Mob: 077954 57450 SCALE : DATE : 1 : 2500 @ A4 28/10/2019 MAP Reference: NG742852 ‘ © Crown Copyright and database rights from date shown above Ordnance Survey ® licence number 100048413 S h i A n llt Grisionn g l e S h C i n o g a l s e t a l S 4 l o p e 45.7m s Ar Dachaigh Tarhuna 3 3 Drain M e a n in H Plot A Dra i g h W Shiskine a t e r S p r i n g s 2 Boulders MLWS Issues Plot B s e p o A l l l t S l a ' sta G a h a Co m h n S 1 a h rack i T n g l e 54.3m 7 Sro??n na Gaoith S 1 Access Routeh 2 in 0 8 g B Soakaway le Building Outline Edge of Road Metalling General line detail General pecked detail Vegetation/landform limit Potential House Plot Croft Boundary Gate 0 100m 200m 250m MURCHISON LAW Croft 1 Aultgrishan SOLICITORS AND ESTATE AGENTS 5 Ardross Terrace, Tel: (01463) 709992 MURCHISON LAW Inverness IV3 5NQ Fax: (01463) 713722 www.murchisonlaw.co.uk Email: [email protected] SOLICITORS AND ESTATE AGENTS 58671.
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