Drumcroy Holiday Lodge, Development Opportunity, Aberfeldy, PH15 2EA

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Introduction to Drumcroy

Drumcroy provides purchasers with a rare opportunity to acquire a development site in a magnificent Highland Perthshire setting enjoying views across the Strathtay Valley, all within approximately 90 minutes’ drive of both Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Drumcroy previously formed part of the neighbouring farm and came under the current proprietor’s ownership in 2015. Following an initial amendment to the existing planning permission at that time, and a further revision last year in light of the increasing interest in the domestic holiday/leisure market, the density and variety of lodge has been increased, alongside the introduction of a large and flexible accommodation complex capable of catering for larger groups, smaller parties or couples as required.

Extending to approximately 4.05 Ha (10.02 acres), the Drumcroy development site lies immediately to the south of the A827 public road, which is the main access route into Aberfeldy.

Extending to approximately 1.16 Hectares (2.87 acres), Lot 3 occupies the north west or bottom third of the site and includes 3 x 4 bedroom lodges and a large and flexible accommodation complex, ideally suited to catering to both large or small groups as the market might dictate general information

Full details of the relevant planning permissions and supporting documentation are available through Perth and Kinross Council’s planning department web portal https://www.pkc.gov.uk/planning or, via a secure data room managed by the sellers solicitors, access to which will be granted following the provision of some salient information by a prospective purchaser(s) to the selling agents.

VIEWING

Strictly by appointment through the Selling Agent.

CLOSING DATE

A closing date may be fixed for individual lots or indeed the entire site. Therefore, prospective purchasers are advised to register their interest with the Selling

Agents through their solicitors. Prospective purchasers should note that unless their interest in the property is registered, no guarantee can be given that notice of a closing date will be advised and consequently the property may be sold without notice.