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Key information
Tenure: Freehold
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Features and description
- Renovation Project
- Traditional Cottage
- Rural Location
- Sits in 2 Acres (approx)
- Uninhabitable in present condition so No Home Report
- Off-Grid Living
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Brae Cottage is a rural property that requires full renovation but has the potential to offer it's new owners a unique off-grid living experience in a picturesque location. It is a perfect renovation project for those seeking a tranquil retreat in the heart of the highland countryside. The property sits in approx 2 acres and is sufficient land for self sustainable living.
Click on the link to see how beautiful this remote landscape is.
Situated in a stunning location, beside the stream known as Abhainn an r-Stratha Charnaig, running from Loch Buidhe, through Torboll Falls and Torboll salmon ladder to the coastal waters of Loch Fleet, surrounded by stunning views of the Creag Dail na Meine & Beinn Domhnaill hills, offering a peaceful and idyllic setting.
Brae Cottage - A traditional stone built cottage in need of renovation to take it in to the 21st century. The property could be updated to a cosy Highland Cottage or extended for family living (with appropriate planning consents). The house would need to be taken back to the stone walls and a new layout created within the walls.
There is no Home Report for this property as it is uninhabitable in its present condition as there is no bathroom or kitchen.
A link to the SNH website which has a plan of the area and details of the activities which require consent. The SSSI relates to a site of almost 300 ha, is designed to protect the natural features of this environment as a habitat for various species of breeding birds, and that the measures will not necessarily apply to any individual residential properties located within the SSSi including Brae Cottage.
Location - Brae Cottage sits nestled in the hills of Sutherland, nearby a stream/burn with an abundance of wildlife on the doorstep. The single track road is infrequently used, and provides a route between The Mound (A9) and Bonar Bridge. The villages of Golspie 6 miles north and Dornoch 8 miles east have all the local amenities. Tain 14 miles south has major supermarkets.
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Sitting Room - The sitting room features an open fire and window facing the front of the property.
Kitchen - Featuring a built-in pantry in the corner of the room and an open fireplace. This room has a window facing towards the front of the property and access to the stairs leading to the upper floor.
Bathroom - A large room with adequate space for a bathroom suite. and presently has running water from a natural spring to it.
First Floor - Accessed via the kitchen, the narrow stairs lead to the first floor with a skylight and access to Bedrooms 1 & 2.
Outbuildings - There are two outbuildings attached to the rear of the property. One is a log store and coal bunker, the other is stone built and used for useful storage.
Services - There is no electricity or gas to the property Light has been through gas lights from gas cylinders.
Water is from a natural spring nearby.
There is a septic tank present, located and registered with SEPA.
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Click on the link to see how beautiful this remote landscape is.
Situated in a stunning location, beside the stream known as Abhainn an r-Stratha Charnaig, running from Loch Buidhe, through Torboll Falls and Torboll salmon ladder to the coastal waters of Loch Fleet, surrounded by stunning views of the Creag Dail na Meine & Beinn Domhnaill hills, offering a peaceful and idyllic setting.
Brae Cottage - A traditional stone built cottage in need of renovation to take it in to the 21st century. The property could be updated to a cosy Highland Cottage or extended for family living (with appropriate planning consents). The house would need to be taken back to the stone walls and a new layout created within the walls.
There is no Home Report for this property as it is uninhabitable in its present condition as there is no bathroom or kitchen.
A link to the SNH website which has a plan of the area and details of the activities which require consent. The SSSI relates to a site of almost 300 ha, is designed to protect the natural features of this environment as a habitat for various species of breeding birds, and that the measures will not necessarily apply to any individual residential properties located within the SSSi including Brae Cottage.
Location - Brae Cottage sits nestled in the hills of Sutherland, nearby a stream/burn with an abundance of wildlife on the doorstep. The single track road is infrequently used, and provides a route between The Mound (A9) and Bonar Bridge. The villages of Golspie 6 miles north and Dornoch 8 miles east have all the local amenities. Tain 14 miles south has major supermarkets.
To find this property please click on the link for What3words ///dish.steadily.chatters
Sitting Room - The sitting room features an open fire and window facing the front of the property.
Kitchen - Featuring a built-in pantry in the corner of the room and an open fireplace. This room has a window facing towards the front of the property and access to the stairs leading to the upper floor.
Bathroom - A large room with adequate space for a bathroom suite. and presently has running water from a natural spring to it.
First Floor - Accessed via the kitchen, the narrow stairs lead to the first floor with a skylight and access to Bedrooms 1 & 2.
Outbuildings - There are two outbuildings attached to the rear of the property. One is a log store and coal bunker, the other is stone built and used for useful storage.
Services - There is no electricity or gas to the property Light has been through gas lights from gas cylinders.
Water is from a natural spring nearby.
There is a septic tank present, located and registered with SEPA.
Virtual Tours - Virtual Walkthrough -
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About this agent
Well-known local property expert and owner of Monster Moves, Kendra Ballantyne, has bought and sold property since she was 22 and has moved home an impressive 10+ times. Having studied Architectural Design she turned her hand to designing, project managing and building several properties in the local area. Kendra continues to feed her passion for property transformation and interior design by managing renovation projects. Based in Golspie, Kendra is supported by Gillian, Conor and Angela, all homeowners themselves. Having first-hand experience of buying and selling property ensures the team is not only dedicated to delivering the very best service but that both you and your property are in safe hands from start to finish. Living in the Highlands, our local team understand the local market and are best-placed to sell your property.