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Our Summary
- An exceptional opportunity to acquire one of eight fully serviced self-build plots for impressive detached residences
- A Rare Self-Build OpportunityJamesfield Farm Steading represents a compelling opportunity to create a bespoke country home within a carefully considered rural courtyard development, combining privacy, accessibility and strong lifestyle appeal
- An exceptional opportunity to acquire one of eight fully serviced self-build plots for impressive detached residences at Jamesfield Farm Steading, extending to approximately 2
- Planning consent (Ref: 16/02074/FLL) has been granted on appeal by Perth and Kinross Council for eight dwellings, with a further three plots (Ref: 24/00064/PREAPL) progressing subject to Section 75 agreement
- The offering represents a rare opportunity to acquire not only a building plot but also, by separate negotiation, the option of additional land or paddock — particularly appealing to purchasers with equestrian interests seeking direct hacking from the doorstep
- Owners and Professional TeamOwners: Ian & Roy MillerArchitect / Planning: WJ Beatson PlanningPlanning Reference: 16/02074/FLL (granted on appeal)
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Description
The Jamesfield Farm Steading development is a collection of eight fully serviced self-build plots, each spanning approximately 1/3 acre, set within a 2.57-acre courtyard development. The plots are arranged in a peaceful rural setting, amidst open Perthshire countryside, and are surrounded by natural scenery, including a River Earn and River Tay confluence nearby. The development is well-placed in relation to public roads, with some nearby amenities, including a restaurant and garden centre, within walking distance.
The properties will be serviced by mains electricity, private water supply, and a private sewage treatment plant. The approved layout includes three principal house styles, with the House Type A being a four-bedroom, one-and-a-half storey family home featuring a traditional Scottish rural architecture with a contemporary refinement.