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Shepards Paradise, Inverroy, Scottish... Land for sale
Shepards Paradise, Inverroy, Scottish Highlands
£16,000
Shepards Paradise, Inverroy, Scottish Highlands
£16,000
Our Summary
- Massive 1,428sqm (15,370sqft) Site in beautiful location by the village of Inverroy in the Western Highlands offering potential for immediate use and for multiple uses
- Development is, of course, subject to consents
- The land is offered without planning permission- but may be suitable long-term for small development or permitted/ moveable structures such as chalet, shepherd's hut, pod, container, hut or something similar but any development is naturally subject to necessary consents
- The land offers potential for immediate camping use and the site is equipped with mains water
- This land will be sold under auction terms and conditions by Braveheart Auctions for further information contact us now
- Follow Your HeartStunning land in beautiful settingLocated in the shadow of Ben NevisMassive demand for land locallyPotential for immediate useLocated in the outdoor capital of the UKPerfect for exploring mountains, hills, lochs and rivers
- Potential for immediate use
Description
This is a rare opportunity to purchase a massive 1,428sqm site in a stunning location at the foot of Ben Nevis in the Scottish Highlands. The property offers unbroken and unrivalled views across some of Scotland's highest mountains and most dramatic terrain. The site is located near the village of Inverroy and has easy access to the A82 and A86 roads, as well as a train station on the Glasgow to Mallaig line. The area is extremely popular for camping, glamping, caravanning, and camper vans, and the site is equipped with mains water. The land is offered without planning permission, but may be suitable for small development or permitted/moveable structures such as a chalet, shepherd's hut, pod, or container. The site has endless possibilities for outdoor enthusiasts, fishermen, Munro baggers, mountain climbers, mountain bikers, and walkers, and is the perfect spot to explore the Lochaber peaks, glen, lochs, and coastal waters.