
Farm Building Near Nether Onston, Stenness, Orkney
- PROPERTY TYPE
Land
- SIZE
18,299 sq ft
1,700 sq m
Description
The stone-built building may have architectural and/or historic merit, and the integrity of this building must be retained as part of the building process so the siting of any new house to the east of the outbuildings would be an advantage. Depending on the plans submitted, it may be possible that a second house could also be built at Nether Onston. Nether Onston is within the Hoy and West Mainland Scenic Area and the Inner Sensitive Zone of the Heart of Neolithic Orkney World Heritage Site, and a high quality of design will be required.
The stone-built building extends to 10.9m x 4.4m approx. and the adjoining former store 13.5m x 6.2m approx..
Prospective purchasers should note that as part of the planning application, an initial archaeological evaluation will be required. Depending on the nature of the proposed development of the site further evaluations may be required, the purchaser will be responsible for the evaluations.
The purchasers will be liable for taking services to the site, mains water is believed to be close by.
Farm Building Near Nether Onston, Stenness, Orkney
NEAREST STATIONS
Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode- Thurso Station29.3 miles
Notes
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