Summary

• Agricultural Outbuildings
  
• Approximately 0.19 Ha (0.46)
  
• Development Potential*

Location

Dunblane is a quaint cathedral town and lies between the rugged mountain peaks of Perthshire to the north and the Carse of Stirling to the south, on the banks of the river Allan, a tributary of the River Forth. The 13th century cathedral is the focal point of this charming town with a population of around 9,000 residents.

The town has a variety of local and independent shops in addition to convenient supermarkets including a Marks and Spencer foodstore, Tesco and Cooperative store. Dunblane offers good recreational facilities which include tennis, squash and bowling clubs and a golf club. The Dunblane Centre has a range of facilities available for all ages such as a sports hall, art studio, fitness suite, music room and a conference room. The Riverside Restaurant, Old Churches House Hotel and Brasserie and the popular Tilly Tearoom provide opportunities for dining out, as well as the well-known DoubleTree by Hilton Dunblane Hydro Hotel. This Hotel also offers a leisure club. In addition the highly acclaimed Cromlix hotel is nearby.

Description

This site is approximately 0.19 Ha (0.46) in size. A useful courtyard lies to the rear of the cottage providing hardstanding and a turning area previously used for agricultural vehicles. This land is included with lot 2, in addition to the outbuildings to the North.

The farm buildings are of mixed repair and previously served as workshops, cattle store and a hay store. Neighbouring buildings have been redeveloped into residential accommodation. There may be potential for redevelopment subject to obtaining the necessary consents.

The buildings are generally in need of some repair and attention, although provide a range of basic storage facilities. An asbestos survey is available through the Selling Agents. No plant or machinery is included within the sale. A vehicular and pedestrian right of access will be granted over in favour of Lot 1.

Purchasers enquiring on the viability of residential development can obtain a copy of a planning appraisal from the selling agents. Interested parties should also refer to the National Planning Framework spatial strategy for Scotland. https://www.gov.scot/publications/national-planning-framework-4/.