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Plot 2, Belivat, Nairn, IV12
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Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Features and description
This generous building plot is set within the attractive Nairnshire countryside, surrounded by natural woodland and open rural scenery.
This generous building plot is set within the attractive Nairnshire countryside, surrounded by natural woodland and open rural scenery, and offers an excellent opportunity for purchasers to create a bespoke home in a peaceful Highland setting. The plot itself features extensive established woodland, providing a high degree of privacy and a natural environment, and backs onto a small stream along the rear boundary, further enhancing the tranquil setting.
Extending to approximately 4,120 square metres (1.01 acres), the plot benefits from full planning consent for the construction of a dwelling house (Highland Council reference 21/04678/FUL). Development has already commenced, meaning the planning permission is secured in perpetuity, providing purchasers with confidence and flexibility to complete the project at their own pace and to their own internal specification and finish.
A Building Warrant has also been issued and remains active, enabling the purchaser to commence construction immediately.
The plot is well serviced, with the mains water connection located on site at the entrance and electricity available on site. Drainage is designed for a private system, with all pipework, inspection chambers and connections already installed on site ready for the installation of the septic system. A Klargester BioAir 3 Sewage Treatment Plant, including control panel, is included in the sale and currently located on site, providing a significant saving in both cost and preparation works for the purchaser.
Belivat is situated just off the A939 and enjoys an excellent setting for those who appreciate the outdoors, with an abundance of countryside to explore right on the doorstep. Nearby attractions include Loch Belivat, the historic Ardclach Bell Tower built in the 1600s as a watchtower and prison and Achagour Trout Fishery, located just a few minutes away.
The location also provides convenient access to the Cairngorms National Park, renowned for its spectacular scenery and wide range of outdoor pursuits including walking, cycling, wildlife watching and winter skiing in the Cairngorm Mountains.
Despite its peaceful rural position, the plot is within easy reach of the popular seaside town of Nairn, which offers a wide range of amenities including supermarkets, a Post Office, banking facilities, hotels, restaurants, cafés and a thriving High Street with a good selection of independent and national retailers.
Nairn is renowned for its beautiful sandy beaches, championship golf courses and marina, and is a highly regarded destination for outdoor pursuits, with a wide variety of recreational activities available nearby. Both primary and secondary schooling are available within the town.
The Highland capital of Inverness is also within comfortable commuting distance and provides extensive shopping, business, leisure and entertainment facilities, together with excellent road, rail and air connections to the south and beyond.
Overall, this represents a rare opportunity to acquire a well-located serviced plot with planning and building consent already in place, allowing the purchaser to build a home tailored to their own design preferences while enjoying the lifestyle benefits of the Scottish Highlands.
This generous building plot is set within the attractive Nairnshire countryside, surrounded by natural woodland and open rural scenery, and offers an excellent opportunity for purchasers to create a bespoke home in a peaceful Highland setting. The plot itself features extensive established woodland, providing a high degree of privacy and a natural environment, and backs onto a small stream along the rear boundary, further enhancing the tranquil setting.
Extending to approximately 4,120 square metres (1.01 acres), the plot benefits from full planning consent for the construction of a dwelling house (Highland Council reference 21/04678/FUL). Development has already commenced, meaning the planning permission is secured in perpetuity, providing purchasers with confidence and flexibility to complete the project at their own pace and to their own internal specification and finish.
A Building Warrant has also been issued and remains active, enabling the purchaser to commence construction immediately.
The plot is well serviced, with the mains water connection located on site at the entrance and electricity available on site. Drainage is designed for a private system, with all pipework, inspection chambers and connections already installed on site ready for the installation of the septic system. A Klargester BioAir 3 Sewage Treatment Plant, including control panel, is included in the sale and currently located on site, providing a significant saving in both cost and preparation works for the purchaser.
Belivat is situated just off the A939 and enjoys an excellent setting for those who appreciate the outdoors, with an abundance of countryside to explore right on the doorstep. Nearby attractions include Loch Belivat, the historic Ardclach Bell Tower built in the 1600s as a watchtower and prison and Achagour Trout Fishery, located just a few minutes away.
The location also provides convenient access to the Cairngorms National Park, renowned for its spectacular scenery and wide range of outdoor pursuits including walking, cycling, wildlife watching and winter skiing in the Cairngorm Mountains.
Despite its peaceful rural position, the plot is within easy reach of the popular seaside town of Nairn, which offers a wide range of amenities including supermarkets, a Post Office, banking facilities, hotels, restaurants, cafés and a thriving High Street with a good selection of independent and national retailers.
Nairn is renowned for its beautiful sandy beaches, championship golf courses and marina, and is a highly regarded destination for outdoor pursuits, with a wide variety of recreational activities available nearby. Both primary and secondary schooling are available within the town.
The Highland capital of Inverness is also within comfortable commuting distance and provides extensive shopping, business, leisure and entertainment facilities, together with excellent road, rail and air connections to the south and beyond.
Overall, this represents a rare opportunity to acquire a well-located serviced plot with planning and building consent already in place, allowing the purchaser to build a home tailored to their own design preferences while enjoying the lifestyle benefits of the Scottish Highlands.
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Macleod and MacCallum have been serving clients across the Highlands and Islands of Scotland for over 50 years. During this time we have developed a full range of legal, property and letting services enabling us to effectively and efficiently deal with and respond to all of our clients needs whether they are an individual or a business. We are the largest legal practice in the North of Scotland, with our main office being situated in the heart of Inverness, the administrative and commercial capital of the Highlands. You can now also visit us at our Portree office on Somerled Square, Portree. Our solicitors and staff are key to ensuring we can deliver exceptional advice, tailored to your needs. We focus on delivering the highest quality of legal advice and have more accredited specialists than any other Inverness based solicitors. This ensures that whatever your circumstances we are here and able to help you.