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Tidelines, Harray Loch, Harray... Land for sale
Tidelines, Harray Loch, Harray, Orkney, KW17 2LF
£9,500
Tidelines, Harray Loch, Harray, Orkney, KW17 2LF
£9,500
Our Summary
- This monument is called Burrian, broch, NE shore of Loch Harray (SM1429) and the scheduled area covers the whole peninsula the broch is sited on, the vast majority of the land that is up for auction
- Any development within the scheduled area require prior written consent from Historic Environment Scotland their webpage contains information on Scheduled Monument Consent | Historic Environment Scotland | HESHarry Loch is widely regarded as the Jewel in the Crown for freshwater fishing in the North of Scotland and is famed for the abundance of trout, drawing fishing enthusiast from across Europe- with a particular demand for access to the waters from March to October
- Note to buyer- this land will be sold under auction terms and conditions
- Speak to Braveheart Auctions about securing this land before the auction date
- 85 Acre Site offering potential for multiple usesHigh demand location with access to Harray Loch for fishingClose to major internationally renowned attractions
- 85 Acre Site offering potential for multiple uses
Description
This outstanding property is situated on a 0.54-acre site with fishing rights and access to the renowned Loch of Harray, the largest loch on Orkney Mainland. The location is close to the World Heritage Neolithic Sites, beautiful beaches, shipwrecks at Scapa Flow, and the Prehistoric Skara Brae Village. The site includes a broch, a scheduled monument, and the land is free from council tax and capital gains. The Loch of Harray is widely regarded as one of the best freshwater fishing spots in the North of Scotland, attracting fishing enthusiasts from across Europe. The winter months also offer hunting opportunities for wild fowl. The property is located near the Merkister Hotel, which offers boat hire and day trips, and is close to Kirkwall Airport with regular flights to and from the UK mainland. Orkney is famous for its incredible native wildlife, including puffins, otters, white-tailed eagles, dolphins, and seals, making it an ideal location for nature lovers. The property offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of Scotland's history and natural beauty, with potential for multiple uses and a high demand location.