The tenancy of the above croft extending to approx. 2.1 acres along with an apportionment extending to a significant 8.6 acres is offered to the market in the crofting township of Balallan within the parish of lochs. Balallan can boast to be the longest village on the Island, slopes down to the sea and sits at the head of Loch Erisort. The croft offers the potential for a variety of agricultural uses in an area renowned for good arable and fertile land. Traditionally croft land is used to raise animals and grow vegetables but now there are more diverse possibilities to explore such as tourism, forestry, renewable energy and residential housing. Subject to crofting commission approval, this nicely positioned croft provides an appealing dimension as a means of interacting between a crofting lifestyle and exploring a tangible investment opportunity. Any housing development or holiday Let development, depending on planning consent would enjoy an elevated position enjoying spectacular sea views. Furthermore grants may be available through the Scottish Government Rural Payment Inspections Directorate (SGRPID) but obviously there is no guarantee of success and any potential purchaser is required to make their own appropriate enquiries. We understand services to be closeby. We also understand there is a common grazing share. Immediate amenities and amenities provided at the neighbouring village include a community centre, school, post office, café , mini market , Churches and surgery. Directions to the property can be found with the selling agents. *
