We present to the market an exciting opportunity to purchase the tenancy of the above croft extending to a significant 12.6 acres and arranged over 2 different spectacular locations (described as part I and part 2) which most certainly requires viewing to appreciate this area of outstanding beauty, tranqullity and breath-taking picturesque land and seascapes. Both parts of the croft follow alongside the public highway and offers equal opportunity to explore more diverse possibilities to explore such as tourism, forestry, renewable energy and housing development sites. Subject to crofting commission approval, this premier croft provides an appealing dimension as a means of interacting between a crofting lifestyle and exploring a tangible investment opportunity. Closeby to the rear are the majestic and beautiful North Harris rugged mountains home to the numerous Golden Eagles, the highest concentration in Europe. Red deer are also regular visitors. To the south east the view is stunningly beautiful and spectacular stretching down the west coast of Harris with its wide expanse of white sandy beaches as far as the hills of North Uist. A truly amazing and unbelievable vista. To the south west the view is over the Atlantic to the Island of Taransay, a place of delightful isolation with its seabirds and wildlife. Just along the road some 5 or 6 miles distance are the world famous renowned beaches of Huishinish with their serene tranquility and splendid isolation. The croft itself is south facing and runs down to 2 bays and the sea. Remains of an old steading can be seen in part 1 and there is a block built sheep fank at part 2, a perfect potential building site of extreme scenic beauty. We understand all services are nearby running alongside the road. A previous Outline Planning Permission had been granted and would require renewal. We further understand there is a share in the Cliasmol common grazings which stretches along the coastline as far as Amhuinsuidhe Castle. Directions for the property can be found at the selling agents. Sale of the croft would be subject to Crofting Commission Approval. *
