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Offers over
£45,000
Land for saleKilpheder, Isle Of South Uist HS8
Tenure:
Freehold
Council tax band:
Not available
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Points of interest
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Daliburgh School0.6 miles
- Lochboisdale South Uist Ferry Terminal2.9 miles
- Eriskay South Uist Ferry Terminal6.6 miles
- Eoligarry Primary School8.3 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Freehold
- Rural/secluded
Croft:
The croft at 292 Kilpheder represents a rare opportunity to acquire an owner occupied croft extending to approximately 11.23 hectares.
The croft is split into three areas including one on the machair which goes down to the shore. The land is good grazing land and fairly flat.
The croft also comes with a share in the Kilphedar common grazings.
Interested parties are advised to consult a solicitor specialising in Crofting Law.
Further information regarding croft tenancies can be found at
Crofting Register Croft Number: C5183
Crofting Commission Number: I5240
Common Grazings Crofting Commission Number: I7296
Location:
The crofting township of Kilpheder is located just off the B888 just south of Daliburgh.
Facilities in Daliburgh include the Borrodale Hotel, local primary school, Co-Op shop, community hall, petrol station and fish and chip shop. Secondary education is available at Liniclite, in Benbecula, which also houses a community swimming pool and library.
Lochboisdale is the main population centre on South Uist and just 4 miles from the property. Lochboisdale is also the port for ferries running to Oban, Barra and Mallaig. There are a number of facilities in Lochboisdale, including hotel, post office with coffee shop, garage, and police station. Balivanich, on the neighbouring Isle of Benbecula is some 27 miles to the north, has the small airport with a regular service to the mainland.
The isles of North and South Uist together with Benbecula are a haven for wildlife.
The property is also within easy reach of the glorious sandy beaches on the west coast of the island.
Viewings: Strictly by appointment through this agency.
Directions: Heading south on the B888 from Daliburgh you will pass a petrol station and fish and chip shop on your right. Take the right turn just after petrol station. As the road bears to the left there will be an old stone cottage and a new house on your right. The main area of the croft is immediately behind these properties (croft access is between the two properties) with a smaller area on the opposite side of the road.
The croft at 292 Kilpheder represents a rare opportunity to acquire an owner occupied croft extending to approximately 11.23 hectares.
The croft is split into three areas including one on the machair which goes down to the shore. The land is good grazing land and fairly flat.
The croft also comes with a share in the Kilphedar common grazings.
Interested parties are advised to consult a solicitor specialising in Crofting Law.
Further information regarding croft tenancies can be found at
Crofting Register Croft Number: C5183
Crofting Commission Number: I5240
Common Grazings Crofting Commission Number: I7296
Location:
The crofting township of Kilpheder is located just off the B888 just south of Daliburgh.
Facilities in Daliburgh include the Borrodale Hotel, local primary school, Co-Op shop, community hall, petrol station and fish and chip shop. Secondary education is available at Liniclite, in Benbecula, which also houses a community swimming pool and library.
Lochboisdale is the main population centre on South Uist and just 4 miles from the property. Lochboisdale is also the port for ferries running to Oban, Barra and Mallaig. There are a number of facilities in Lochboisdale, including hotel, post office with coffee shop, garage, and police station. Balivanich, on the neighbouring Isle of Benbecula is some 27 miles to the north, has the small airport with a regular service to the mainland.
The isles of North and South Uist together with Benbecula are a haven for wildlife.
The property is also within easy reach of the glorious sandy beaches on the west coast of the island.
Viewings: Strictly by appointment through this agency.
Directions: Heading south on the B888 from Daliburgh you will pass a petrol station and fish and chip shop on your right. Take the right turn just after petrol station. As the road bears to the left there will be an old stone cottage and a new house on your right. The main area of the croft is immediately behind these properties (croft access is between the two properties) with a smaller area on the opposite side of the road.
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