Offers over
£395,000
Land for saleBridgend Farmhouse, Ruthven, Meigle PH12
About this property
Great opportunity
Lovely rural location
Planning for 9 Properties
2 Separate Sites
Services close by
Planning Ref (Angus Council) 24/00254/pppl
Pleasantly situated between Kirriemuir and Alyth just off the A926 these two sites currently are on offer for sale and have planning in principle for the construction of 9 dwelling houses. Plans are available for illustration purposes showing different house styles however prospective purchasers are advised to seek their own advice and study the planning conditions thoroughly. The sites offer the chance to provide a rural lifestyle, yet close to Alyth, known for its captivating blend of history, charm, and natural beauty.
Alyth was historically an important market town, especially for Highland farmers bringing their livestock to lowland markets. The town's significance is highlighted by its 17th-century Packhorse Bridge, which still stands today. Alyth also boasts a Norman-style Parish Church, a folk museum, and the Alyth Arches, which mark the site of a 6th-century church.
Modern Alyth is known for its vibrant community, local shops, and businesses. It has a growing tourism economy, with attractions like the Den o' Alyth, an 18-hole golf course, and scenic walks along the Drovers' Road.
The site is ideally placed for easy commuting to Dundee, Perth, Forfar and Kirriemuir.
Planning Ref (Angus Council ) 24/00254/pppl
Existing Planning Permission
There is currently planning in principle for 9 Houses over the 2 sites .Plans were prepared by the Voigt partnership in Arbroath showing where potential properties could go, this has not been decided - only for illustrative purposes. Any prospective purchasers must read the planning conditions and seek their own advice. Jonathan Reeve at Voigts would be happy to chat to any prospective purchasers in relation to their plans or any other relevant questions.
Alyth was historically an important market town, especially for Highland farmers bringing their livestock to lowland markets. The town's significance is highlighted by its 17th-century Packhorse Bridge, which still stands today. Alyth also boasts a Norman-style Parish Church, a folk museum, and the Alyth Arches, which mark the site of a 6th-century church.
Modern Alyth is known for its vibrant community, local shops, and businesses. It has a growing tourism economy, with attractions like the Den o' Alyth, an 18-hole golf course, and scenic walks along the Drovers' Road.
The site is ideally placed for easy commuting to Dundee, Perth, Forfar and Kirriemuir.
Planning Ref (Angus Council ) 24/00254/pppl
Existing Planning Permission
There is currently planning in principle for 9 Houses over the 2 sites .Plans were prepared by the Voigt partnership in Arbroath showing where potential properties could go, this has not been decided - only for illustrative purposes. Any prospective purchasers must read the planning conditions and seek their own advice. Jonathan Reeve at Voigts would be happy to chat to any prospective purchasers in relation to their plans or any other relevant questions.
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