Offers: Over £110,000 are invited for each site 2 House Sites, Eyre, Kensaleyre, Snizort, Isle Of Skye, IV51 9XE Two house sits each extending to 1/4 acre or thereby (to be confirmed by Title Deed) both with planning consent in principle for a single or 1 ½ storey property. A rare opportunity to purchase two generous house sites each with planning consent in principle for a single or 1 ½ storey property. The plots are set in a private position below the A87 Portree to Uig road and both have panoramic views over Loch Snizort towards Skeabost, Bernisdale and Treaslane. The river Romesdale runs to the side of the plots. Each plot has been decrofted and extends to ¼ acre or thereby (to be confirmed by Title Deed). Planning permission in principle was granted on 31 October 2022 under reference 22/04235/PIP for site A and on 29 November 2022 under reference 22/04236/PIP for site B. An access track from the road has already been installed the plots. Services: Mains electricity and water are believed to be close by. It will be the responsibility of the purchaser to arrange for the connection and supply of all services to the site. Location: The township of Kensaleyre is situated approximately 7 miles from Portree, the principal town on the Island and is situated along the side of Loch Snizort Beag on the main A87 running between Portree and Uig. Portree offers a range of facilities including both primary and secondary education (a primary school is also located at Skeabost, just a few miles from Kensaleyre), a good range of shops, hotels and restaurants, doctors’ and dentists’ surgeries, banks and sports facilities as well as a small cinema. Viewings: Strictly by appointment through this agency. Directions: Heading north on the A87 from Portree to Uig you will come to Kensaleyre. The plots are set down below the road on your left just before you come to Romesdale. Note These particulars are believed to be correct but no guarantee of their accuracy is given and no error or misdescription herein shall annul any sale or be made subject of compensation by either side. Neither shall these details be deemed to form any part of any contract. Prospective purchasers are advised to take legal advice on the extent and nature of the subjects they propose to acquire. *
