Offers over
£120,000
Land for saleSkye Of Curr Road, Dulnain Bridge, Grantown On Spey PH26
Freehold
About this property
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Plot Extending to Circa 0.26 Acres
Planning Application 24/01374/pip
Erection of house Land 50M North East Of Cairngorm Skye Of Curr Road Dulnain Bridge
Create a Bespoke Residence That Perfectly Suits Your Lifestyle
Cairngorm Mountain Views
Viewing Essential
Located on the picturesque Skye of Curr Road, just outside Dulnain Bridge in Grantown on Spey, lies a rare opportunity to own a piece of land extending to approximately 0.26 acres. This building plot boasts Planning Permission in Principle (ref: 24/01374/pip), offering you a head start towards realising your dream property. With breath taking views of the Cairngorm Mountains, this plot provides a blank canvas for your architectural aspirations. Embrace the tranquillity of the countryside while still being conveniently located near local amenities and charming villages. The planning permission in principle specifies that the proposed house should be no more than one and three-quarter storeys in height, with a predominantly rectilinear shape to maintain a cohesive look with surrounding properties. The windows are to have a strong vertical emphasis, contributing to the overall aesthetic of the design, and the principal elevation should face the adjacent road, ensuring an appealing frontage. These guidelines provide a clear framework to help potential buyers envision a development that harmonises with the local area’s character. Create a bespoke residence that perfectly suits your lifestyle, surrounded by the natural beauty and serenity of the Scottish Highlands. Don't miss this chance to build your ideal home in a location that offers both peace and with easy access to the wider amenities of the Cairngorms National Park.
Dulnain Bridge
Near Grantown On Spey, and in the Cairngorms National Park, the village is comprised of two communities, Dulnain Bridge itself is centred to the north of the bridge with a shop and garage. The crofting community of Skye of Curr stretches for about a mile to the south, terminating at the famous Speyside Heather Centre. Grantown On Spey situated nearby is within the Cairngorms National Park and is the Capital of Strathspey and a leading tourist resort. It has a fine shopping centre, first class hotels and guest houses, Primary and Grammar schools offering education to university entrance standard and Health Centre. Sporting facilities include 18 hole golf course, excellent Salmon and Trout fishing in the River Spey and other waters, 8 tennis courts, bowling green, children's recreation park and forest walks through Grant Park. There are many places of interest to visit in the area with Grantown being the gateway to the Malt Whisky Trail. The Grantown Heritage Centre is open through the summer and Highland Games are held at different venues throughout the Spey Valley. Within easy reach are the Cairngorm Mountains for winter sports facilities and hill walking. The sandy beaches of the Moray Firth are also close by.
Transport Links
From Dulnain Bridge, you can conveniently access various transportation options to explore the wider UK:
Airports:
Inverness Airport (inv): Approximately 34 miles away, this regional airport offers domestic flights and some international connections.
Aberdeen International Airport (abz): Roughly 87 miles away, providing a wider range of domestic and international flights.
Train Stations:
Carrbridge Railway Station: About 5 miles from Dulnain Bridge, offering connections to Inverness, Perth, and Edinburgh.
Aviemore Railway Station: Approximately 9 miles away, with regular services to Inverness, Glasgow, and Edinburgh, as well as connections to the wider UK rail network.
Road Routes:
A95: This arterial road connects Dulnain Bridge to the A9, a major north-south route traversing Scotland, providing access to Inverness, Perth, Stirling, and Glasgow.
A939: This scenic route connects Dulnain Bridge to the A96, linking Inverness to Aberdeen, offering an alternative route to eastern Scotland.
With these options, Dulnain Bridge serves as a convenient base for exploring the UK's diverse destinations, whether traveling by air, rail, or road.
Home Report
There is no requirement for a home report.
Description
The site is approximately 0.26 acres (1067 sq m approx). The site forms a largely rectangular shape and is relatively flat bound by wire stock fencing and planning is for a detached 1 and 3/4 storey home.
Services
It is understood mains water services and mains electricity connection are available adjacent to the site. It is also understood that mains drainage connections are available nearby as communicated by Scottish Water. Purchasers should satisfy themselves on service provision and connection cost
Planning
Planning Permission in Principle (ref: 24/01374/pip) has been obtained from the Highland Council. The decision notice of approval was issued on the 8th October 2024. Further details on planning can be obtained by visiting the Highland council e-Planning website and typing in the reference 24/01374/pip
The planning permission in principle specifies that the proposed house should be no more than one and three-quarter storeys in height, with a predominantly rectilinear shape to maintain a cohesive look with surrounding properties. The windows are to have a strong vertical emphasis, contributing to the overall aesthetic of the design, and the principal elevation should face the adjacent public road, ensuring an appealing frontage.
Entry
By mutual agreement.
Price
Offers over £120,000 are invited
Viewings And Offers
Viewing is strictly by arrangement with and all offers to be submitted to:-Masson Cairns
Strathspey House
Grantown on Spey
Moray
PH26 3EQ
Tel: Fax: Email:
Dulnain Bridge
Near Grantown On Spey, and in the Cairngorms National Park, the village is comprised of two communities, Dulnain Bridge itself is centred to the north of the bridge with a shop and garage. The crofting community of Skye of Curr stretches for about a mile to the south, terminating at the famous Speyside Heather Centre. Grantown On Spey situated nearby is within the Cairngorms National Park and is the Capital of Strathspey and a leading tourist resort. It has a fine shopping centre, first class hotels and guest houses, Primary and Grammar schools offering education to university entrance standard and Health Centre. Sporting facilities include 18 hole golf course, excellent Salmon and Trout fishing in the River Spey and other waters, 8 tennis courts, bowling green, children's recreation park and forest walks through Grant Park. There are many places of interest to visit in the area with Grantown being the gateway to the Malt Whisky Trail. The Grantown Heritage Centre is open through the summer and Highland Games are held at different venues throughout the Spey Valley. Within easy reach are the Cairngorm Mountains for winter sports facilities and hill walking. The sandy beaches of the Moray Firth are also close by.
Transport Links
From Dulnain Bridge, you can conveniently access various transportation options to explore the wider UK:
Airports:
Inverness Airport (inv): Approximately 34 miles away, this regional airport offers domestic flights and some international connections.
Aberdeen International Airport (abz): Roughly 87 miles away, providing a wider range of domestic and international flights.
Train Stations:
Carrbridge Railway Station: About 5 miles from Dulnain Bridge, offering connections to Inverness, Perth, and Edinburgh.
Aviemore Railway Station: Approximately 9 miles away, with regular services to Inverness, Glasgow, and Edinburgh, as well as connections to the wider UK rail network.
Road Routes:
A95: This arterial road connects Dulnain Bridge to the A9, a major north-south route traversing Scotland, providing access to Inverness, Perth, Stirling, and Glasgow.
A939: This scenic route connects Dulnain Bridge to the A96, linking Inverness to Aberdeen, offering an alternative route to eastern Scotland.
With these options, Dulnain Bridge serves as a convenient base for exploring the UK's diverse destinations, whether traveling by air, rail, or road.
Home Report
There is no requirement for a home report.
Description
The site is approximately 0.26 acres (1067 sq m approx). The site forms a largely rectangular shape and is relatively flat bound by wire stock fencing and planning is for a detached 1 and 3/4 storey home.
Services
It is understood mains water services and mains electricity connection are available adjacent to the site. It is also understood that mains drainage connections are available nearby as communicated by Scottish Water. Purchasers should satisfy themselves on service provision and connection cost
Planning
Planning Permission in Principle (ref: 24/01374/pip) has been obtained from the Highland Council. The decision notice of approval was issued on the 8th October 2024. Further details on planning can be obtained by visiting the Highland council e-Planning website and typing in the reference 24/01374/pip
The planning permission in principle specifies that the proposed house should be no more than one and three-quarter storeys in height, with a predominantly rectilinear shape to maintain a cohesive look with surrounding properties. The windows are to have a strong vertical emphasis, contributing to the overall aesthetic of the design, and the principal elevation should face the adjacent public road, ensuring an appealing frontage.
Entry
By mutual agreement.
Price
Offers over £120,000 are invited
Viewings And Offers
Viewing is strictly by arrangement with and all offers to be submitted to:-Masson Cairns
Strathspey House
Grantown on Spey
Moray
PH26 3EQ
Tel: Fax: Email:
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