The site forms part of a larger site already developed and a number of cabins forming a site compound remain on site. The cabins will form part of the sale and will remain on the site on completion.

LOCATION:
The site is located on the southern edge of Crieff in Perthshire. Crieff has an attractive and bustling town centre that supports a wide range of family-run businesses offering the best of food and drink, clothing, gifts, crafts and arts. Over the past years Crieff has built a reputation for fine food with an amazing choice of cafés, coffee shops, restaurants for fine or casual dining.

A popular destination for tourists, Crieff's attractions include the Caithness Glass Visitor Centre and The Famous Grouse Experience at Glenturret Distillery. Innerpeffray Library (established c. 1680), Scotland's oldest lending library, is also nearby.

Crieff is the capital of Strathearn and has royal connections throughout history and with the current day. William and Catherine, Earl and Countess of Strathearn have visited the town and have sported the now famous Strathearn Tartan.

PERTH: 18 MILES
GLASGOW: 47.5 MILES
EDINBURGH: 60 MILES

PLANNING:
The site forms part of an overall planning consent and the remaining land benefits from detailed planning consent for 88 units under the planning reference 06/02451/FUL for the 'Erection of 115 dwellinghouses (inclusive of 29 housing association units), formation of access road, footpaths and associated works (this was later amended to 117 units see enclosed consents). The affordable housing element of the original consent has been built and therefore the consent was implemented and this is an extant consent for the delivery of 88 private units.

The remaining 4 units were granted consent under planning reference 15/01144/FLL for the 'Erection of 4 No dwellinghouses'. This consent was not implemented and as such will have lapsed, however, the previous consent may still be extant.

There are no outstanding Section 75 obligations or affordable housing requirements for the site. Further planning information can be obtained from Perth & Kinross Planning Department at:

Pullar House,
35 Kinnoull Street,
Perth,
PH1 5GD

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SERVICES:
We understand the site is serviced by Mains Water, Mains Electricity, Mains Gas and Telephone. Surface water is drained to a SUDS basin to the South East of the site with foul water into a pumping station at the south of Skye Crescent. The pumping station has not yet been adopted and may require to be upgraded.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION:
A detailed technical information pack has been compiled including historic Site Investigations, Title plans and copies of the approved planning consent. Parties will be required to register their interest in order to receive copies of the technical information.

BIDDING PROCESS:
Ballantynes will administer the sale of the land at Hebridean Way on behalf of the vendor and all enquiries should be made to Ballantynes in the first instance. The heritable Interest (freehold) is offered for sale as a whole with vacant possession.

Parties should register their interest in order to be kept advised of any Closing Date being set. Please note that agents acting on behalf of potential bidders must advise Ballantynes for whom they are acting .

Bidders should note the following information will be required:
* Bidding Parties Name
* Headline price and method of payment
* Development layout - identifying potential numbers, layouts and proposed house/flat types.
* Details of proposed scheme including development coverage
* Clawback and overage provisions
* Conditions of purchase
* Timetable of purchase
* Evidence of Board approval
* Legal representative details.

The owner reserves the right to sell the property without any reference to any other party. Interviews may be held after the closing date. The client shall not be bound to accept the highest or indeed any offer.

VIEWING:
Viewing is available by appointment - Please contact the sole agent Ballantynes to arrange a site visit.

Tenure: Freehold