Residential Development Site, Fearnbeg, Strathcarron 3 Fearnbeg, Location The Peninsula is home to some of Arrina, the most breath-taking scenery in the west of Strathcarron, IV54 8XU . The quartzite capped peaks of the mountains tower over the coastal Full Planning Permission for residential scenery, some rising over 1,000 metres. The development on the popular distinctive banding of the Old Red Sandstone Applecross Peninsula. that makes up these mountains is responsible for the characteristic geology that makes Applecross and Torridon such popular tourist destinations. Shieldaig 11 miles, Applecross 14 miles, Inverness 78 miles Only accessible by boat until the early 20th century, the area is believed to be one of the earliest settled parts of Scotland, and is home to some of the earliest archaeological finds of The property human habitation in Scotland. Rock shelters and This attractive plot lies within the small rural midden mounds at Sand, just south of Fearnbeg, settlement of Fearnbeg on the north coast of the are thought to date some 10,000 years ago, Applecross Peninsula. The property looks over immediately following the ice age. This section the Outer Sound of toward the of the west coast of Scotland retains much of rising masses of the Torridon mountains to the the ruggedness that one can imagine the first north east. The site has magnificent sea views; settlers experienced. the horned peak of the powerful Beinn Alligin looms in the distance over the sea beyond the There are a range of amenities in the area coastal village of Diabeg on the northern shore providing local stores and places to eat and of Loch Torridon. drink. Popular destinations include Applecross, Sheildaig and Torridon, the latter having the 3 Fearnbeg is a former traditional bothy which award winning Torridon Hotel. has been granted Full Planning Permission by the Council for the erection of a 4 Inverness, which is around 2 hours away by car, bedroom dwelling house set over 1½ storeys. provides a more extensive range of services The terms under which the Planning Permission and amenities. Around the Inverness area there was granted are contained within the Approval are two Championship golf courses, a number Reference No. 16/00487/FUL, dated 29 March of historical landmarks and plenty of places to 2016, details of which are available on request. eat and stay. Inverness Airport provides daily flights to London and a range of domestic and A short walk from the property takes you to an international destinations. There is a railway attractive coastal path that leads around a small station in Inverness where there are regular rocky point that terminates at a bay, Camas na services to Edinburgh and Glasgow, and a Caillich. This bay forms a natural harbour and sleeper service to London. provides an area of shelter for mooring boats. Nearby Activities & Landmarks Previously used as a self-catering home, the Well known for its spectacular drive, the remote property presents the opportunity to create an Applecross Peninsula is full of rich history. The idyllic holiday retreat with potential for use as a historic pass through the mountains of the holiday let in an area of the country that retains Applecross peninsula, the Bealach na Bà road, much of the rugged beauty that makes the west (Gaelic for Pass of the Cattle) has the greatest coast of Scotland such a popular destination. ascent of any road in the UK and attracts both General drivers and adventurous cyclists looking to Local Authority: Highland Council, complete the 626 metre ascent. The inclusion Glenurquhart Road, Inverness, IV3 5NX, Tel: of the peninsula in the popular north coast 500 01349 886606. scenic driving route has seen increased numbers of visitors to the area. Possession: Vacant Possession will be given on completion. The Applecross Peninsula is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Shore Planning: For any planning enquiries please Street (now known as Applecross village) is a visit the Highland Council website: www. noted destination among sailing circles, and the highland.gov.uk/planning. Applecross Inn attracts visitors from afar for its renowned locally sourced seafood menu. Services: Water supply is to be provided by a private borehole, and a septic tank with Also of potential interest is that Applecross has a drainage outfall would be located within a community owned petrol station which in the curtilage of the property with respect to 2010 was purportedly the UK’s first unmanned drainage. A water supply assessment was petrol station, allowing customers to serve carried out in June 2014 stating that the themselves. property had sufficient capacity to meet the demands of the new dwelling. Further details Shieldaig was initially founded to train sailors are available on request. to fight Napoleon in the 1800’s during the Napoleonic Wars. However, following his exile to The purchaser of the plot will be responsible for Elba, the community established themselves as the connection of services and any enquiries a fishing village and the area is now a popular should be directed to the appropriate supply holiday destination. authority.

Torridon is well known for the range of outdoor Viewing: Strictly by appointment with the pursuits it provides. The hills and mountains of selling agents. Please be mindful of your Torridon are especially popular with climbers, personal safety when viewing the property, photographers and wildlife enthusiasts, which is in a derelict state. attracting many visitors each year. The iconic mountains of Torridon include Beinn Alligin and Enquiries: Ralph Smith: 01462 723592 (Strutt Beinn Eighe which offer magnificent scenery. & Parker LLP, Inverness); or Peter Baker: 01462 Beinn Eighe is the first and largest National 796050 (Bidwells LLP, Inverness). Nature Reserve in Britain. Offers: Offers are to be submitted in Scottish Other activities in the area include kayaking, legal terms to the Joint Sole Selling Agents fishing, mountain biking and mountain and sea Strutt & Parker LLP, 9-11 Bank Lane, Inverness, tours. Attractions in the wider area can be found IV1 1WA; or Bidwells LLP, Elm House, Cradelhall such as gardens, heritage centres, golf courses Business Park, Inverness, IV2 5GH. and an array of castles. Directions From Inverness, head north on the A9 towards Tore. Take the second exit on the Tore roundabout on the A835 and continue towards Garve for around 18 miles. After Garve, turn left onto the A832 for around 25 miles. Once at Kinlochewe, turn left onto the A896 for around 18 miles, then turn right onto an unnamed B road and continue for 9.7 miles, and turn right again into Fearnbeg. The property will be located on your right.

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