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7 Fasach Glendale Isle of Skye Iv 55 8Wp The Isle of Skye Estate Agency ….Your number ONE estate agency 7 FASACH GLENDALE ISLE OF SKYE IV 55 8WP HOUSE WITH SUBSTANTIAL AGRICULTURAL LAND 7 FASACH IS A MODERN THREE BEDROOM PROPERTY WITH A SELF CONTAINED FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT. LOCATED IN AN ELEVATED POSITION THE PROPERTY BENEFITS FROM UNINTERRUPTED VIEWS ACROSS GLENDALE, LOCH POOLTIEL AND THE MINCH TOWARDS THE OUTER ISLE OF UIST AND BENBECULA. IN ADDITION TO THE PROPERTY, 2 BUILDING PLOTS AND 10 ACRES OF AGRICULTURAL LAND ARE ALSO AVAILABLE EITHER SEPARATELY OR TOGETHER. ACCOMMODATION: GROUND FLOOR: ENTRANCE VESTIBULE, HALLWAY, LOUNGE/DINING ROOM, KITCHEN, THREE BEDROOMS (1 EN-SUITE), FAMILY BATHROOM AND REAR ENTRANCE HALLWAY. FIRST FLOOR: SELF CONTAINED 1 BEDROOM OPEN PLAN APARTMENT. HOME REPORT VALUATION £282,500 OFFERS: OVER £250,000 ARE INVITED FOR THE HOUSE Page 2 7 FASACH, GLENDALE HOUSE: 7 Fasach is a modern property comprising a three bedroom property with a self contained one bedroom first floor apartment. The property is located in an elevated position affording an uninterrupted view over Glendale, Loch Pooltiel and the Minch to the Outer Isles of the Uist and Benbecula. This property would make a lovely family home with the potential to provide an income by utilising the first floor apartment as a holiday let. Viewing is essential to appreciate to accommodation on offer. AGRICULTURAL HOLDING: Also available for sale is an area of agricultural land extending to 10 acres together with a share in the common grazing extending to a further 117 acres. The land lies between the Glendale and Fasach township roads. It should be noted that whilst this land is agricultural land, it is not subject to crofting tenure or regulations. TWO BUILDING PLOTS: Outline planning consent has been granted for two single/1 ½ storey houses adjacent to the Fasach township road under planning references 09/00023/OUTSL and 09/00023/OUTSL dated 22 June 2009. Full details available on request. Interested parties wishing to discuss options for the sites may wish to contact the local planning authority – The Highland Council, Planning & Development Service, Kings House, The Green, Portree, Isle of Skye, IV51 9EB. Telephone: 01478 612412. Please note that the planning office operates an appointment system and you would be advised to make an appointment to speak with one of the planning officers prior to visiting the office. LOCATION: Fasach is a small township located in the Duirinish peninsular on the north west of the Island. The area is popular with those wishing to enjoy the outdoors with a good range of places to enjoy including Neist Point lighthouse and MacLeod’s Tables. Facilities in nearby Glendale include a sub-post office and general store, the Glendale Village Hall and the fabulous Toy Museum – a must for all ages! Duirinish is also home to the world famous ‘Three Chimneys Restaurant’. The closest village is Dunvegan some 6 miles away - home to Dunvegan Castle – seat of the Clan MacLeod and one of the oldest inhabited castles in Europe. Dunvegan has good local services including shops, post office, primary school, village hall, medical centre, hotels and restaurants and the world famous Dunvegan Castle. The Island’s capital is some 30 miles away and has all the services and facilities you would expect of a growing town including supermarket, builders merchants, cinema, good range of shops, hotels, bars, restaurants, secondary schooling and a cottage hospital. 7 FASACH, GLENDALE Page 3 ACCOMMODATION: GROUND FLOOR: ENTRANCE VESTIBULE: Accessed via a glazed UPVC exterior door. Open doorway through to hallway. Night storage heater. Size: 3’ 1” x 3’ 1” (0.96m x 0.96m) HALLWAY: L-shaped hallway affording access to the lounge/dining room, three bedrooms and bathroom. Built in storage cupboard. Fitted carpet. Size 13’ 11” max x 5’ 9” max (4.26m max x 1.77m max) Page 4 7 FASACH, GLENDALE LOUNGE/DINING ROOM: A light and airy room with two picture windows to the front affording an elevated uninterrupted view over Glendale, Loch Pooltiel and the Minch to the Outer Isles of the Uist and Benbecula. Working open fireplace with tile surround. Fitted carpet to the lounge area and wood flooring to the dining area. 2 night storage heaters. Built in storage cupboard. Door off to the kitchen. Size: 24’ 8” x 11’ 9” max (7.54m x 3.60m max) 7 FASACH, GLENDALE Page 5 Page 6 7 FASACH, GLENDALE KITCHEN: Fitted with a good range of base and wall units with integral dishwasher, washing machine, double electric oven, microwave and ceramic hob with extractor hood above. Fridge freezer. Window to the rear. Wall mounted panel heater. Vinyl flooring. Door off to rear porch. Built in cupboard housing the hot water tank and pressurised water pump. Size: 16’ 11” max x 11’ 3” (5.16m max x 3.45) REAR ENTRANCE HALLWAY: Window to side facing the township road. Glazed door to the rear. Ceramic tile floor. Glazed door to self contained first floor apartment. Size: 8’ 1” x 3’ 11” (2.48m x 1.20m) 7 FASACH, GLENDALE Page 7 BEDROOM 1 (1 EN-SUITE): A good size double room with window to the front affording an elevated uninterrupted view over Glendale, Loch Pooltiel and the Minch to the Outer Isles of the Uist and Benbecula. Single built in wardrobe. Fitted carpet. Wall mounted panel heater. Size: 13’ 0” x10’ 6” (3.97m x 3.20m) EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM: A three piece suite comprising wash hand basin, WC and tiled shower enclosure. Vinyl flooring. Size: 8’ 3” x 2’ 7” (2.52m x 0.78m) Page 8 7 FASACH, GLENDALE BEDROOM 2: A good size double room with window to side affording a view across open land towards Holmisdale. Fitted carpet. Wall mounted panel heater. Size: 10’ 9” x 9’ 7” (3.29m x 2.94m) BEDROOM 3: A single room with window to the rear. Built in single wardrobe. Fitted carpet. Wall mounted panel heater. Size: 9’ 4” x 7’ 7” (2.86m x 2.32m) 7 FASACH, GLENDALE Page 9 FAMILY BATHROOM: Fitted with a three piece suite comprising wash hand basin, WC and bath with shower over. Elec- tric wall mounted towel rail. Window to the rear. Wet wall panelling. Vinyl flooring. Size: 6’ 1” x 5’ 8” (1.86m x 1.74m) 7 FASACH Page 10 7 FASACH, GLENDALE FIRST FLOOR: Accessed via a glazed door from the rear porch. SELF CONTAINED 1 BEDROOM OPEN PLAN APARTMENT: A light and spacious open plan apartment with four large velux windows to the front affording an uninterrupted view over Glendale, Loch Pooltiel and the Minch to the Outer Isles of the Uist and Benbecula and further windows to the gable ends. Coombed ceiling. Total Size: 42’ 11” x 14’ 3” (13.09m x 4.34m) Whilst the apartment is open plan, it has very distinct area as follows: Page 7 FASACH, GLENDALE 11 GALLEY KITCHEN: Fitted with a good range of base units and a stainless steel sink/ drainer. Laminate flooring. DINING AREA: Ample space for a good size dining table. Laminate flooring. Wall mounted panel heater. Page 12 7 FASACH, GLENDALE LIVING AREA: A good size space with plenty of space for a three piece suite. Fitted carpet. Wall mounted panel heater. BEDROOM AREA: A good size double bedroom. Fitted carpet. Wall mounted panel heater Page 7 FASACH, GLENDALE 13 SHOWER ROOM: The apartment has a separate shower room fitted with a three piece suite comprising wash hand basin, WC and corner shower tray with electric shower. Velux window to rear. Vinyl flooring. Coombed ceiling. Size: 6’ 4” max x 5’ 5” max (1.94m max x 1.65m max) EXTERNAL: The property sits in a fenced garden area extending to ¼ acre or thereby. There is ample off road parking on the gravel driveway to the side. A concrete base has been laid for a double garage although the garage has not been built. The garden is laid mainly to lawn but there is a vegetable plot ready for any budding gardener to start growing their own produce. There is a small wooden shed to the rear. POSTCODE: IV55 8WP COUNCIL TAX: BAND D SERVICES: Mains electricity. Private water supply and drainage. VIEWINGS: Strictly by appointment through this agency. 7 FASACH Page 14 7 FASACH, GLENDALE PLOT A: Page 7 FASACH, GLENDALE 15 PL The Isle of Skye Estate Agency ….Your number ONE estate agency PRICE Offers over £250,000 are invited and such offers should be submitted in proper Scottish legal terms to:- The Isle of Skye Estate Agency, Bridge Road, Portree, Isle of Skye, IV51 9ER Tel 01478 612683 E mail [email protected] And at Main Street, Kyle of Lochalsh IV44 8RD Tel:01599 534555 E mail [email protected] It is important that if you retain an interest in the acquisition of this property you arrange for your interest to be formally noted to this Agency, otherwise a sale may be concluded or a closing date set without you having been advised. Every reasonable care has been taken in the drawing up of these particulars for the guidance of interested parties. They are believed to be correct but no guarantee of their accuracy is given and no error or misdescription herein shall annul any sale or be made the subject of compensation by either side. Neither shall these details be deemed to form any part of any contract by either side. Prospective purchasers are advised to take legal advice on the extent and nature of the subjects they propose to acquire. .
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