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House for sale
Colliston Inn, Arbroath, Angus
£285,000
Colliston Inn, Arbroath, Angus
£285,000
Our Summary
- Colliston Inn, ArborathResidential Development SiteAn excellent opportunity to purchase a residential development site which previously obtained planning permission permission for the conversion of the existing public house to form an impressive residential unit and the formation of three generous plots within the adjoining grounds
- (Planning permission has now lapsed)
- • Attractive semi-rural Residential Development opportunity, • Site extending to approximately 0
- 3 hectares),• Planning permission for development (now lapsed) granted on 11 June 2020 in conditional approval reference 20/00090/FULL• Commutable from both Dundee and AberdeenArbroath: 3 miles Forfar: 12 milesDundee: 15 milesAberdeen: 50 milesAll distances approximateSituationThe site at Colliston Inn enjoys roadside frontage to the A933 within the charming village of Colliston located approximately 3 miles northwest of Arbroath
- PlanningThe now lapsed planning permission was originally granted for the redevelopment of the existing public house and the erection of three additional dwellings
- Further details can be accessed online via Angus Council planning portal using reference 20/00090/FULL
Description
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The Colliston Inn is a residential development site located in the charming village of Colliston, approximately 3 miles northwest of Arbroath. The site, which extends to around 0.8 acres, previously had planning permission granted for the conversion of the existing public house into a residential unit and the formation of three additional plots. The site enjoys panoramic views over the surrounding countryside and is accessible to commuters from major employment centers such as Dundee and Aberdeen. The property is currently occupied by the Colliston Inn, a stone-built Georgian structure with generous accommodation, as well as a self-catering holiday lodge and a spacious carpark. The site is serviced by mains gas, electricity, and water, and the existing buildings are serviced by a private sewage system. The property is being sold with a rateable value of £12,700 for the public house and £2,400 for the self-catering unit, and a council tax band of B for the residential flat.