Blandy, Tongue, IV27

31/33 Blandy offers the unique opportunity to acquire the tenancy of a croft, in the hamlet of Blandy, a thriving crofting community just outside the village of Tongue which is located on the NC500 route, on the scenic North West Coast of Sutherland.

31/33 Blandy offers the unique opportunity to acquire the tenancy of a croft, in the hamlet of Blandy, a thriving crofting community just outside the village of Tongue which is located on the NC500 route, on the scenic North West Coast of Sutherland. The croft land is located on both sides of the public road allowing access to both areas. On the downside is the ruins of an old Croft House and there were plans drawn up for the construction of a dwelling house on this site. Mains water and electricity are available on or adjacent to the site and drainage would be by way of septic tank. It is understood that some Grants may be available for the construction of a dwelling house, fencing and re-cultivation of the land. The land is of a good quality previously used to grow crops and enjoy truly stunning views towards the Kyle of Tongue, Coldbackie Sands, Rabbit Islands and the mountains in the distance. The Assignation of the Tenancy of 31/33 Blandy is registered in the Register of Crofts number S1942. The croft extends to approx 4.97 hectares and comes with a 6 1/8 share in the Tongue District Common Grazing (CG/S/055) with a current Souming for 49 Sheep. The land is predominately fenced off and is ideal for further development given the necessary Planning consents. As the croft land is subject to crofting tenure, anyone interested in obtaining the croft tenancy will be required to be approved by the Crofting Commission. Interested parties should make enquiries through the Crofting Commission website and by contacting the Crofting Commission at Great Glen House, Leachkin Road, Inverness, IV3 8NW, telephone . The purchaser of the croft tenancy may be eligible for grant assistance under the appropriate applicable schemes at the time. The village of Tongue is a few minutes’ drive away and offers excellent facilities including a Post Office, general store, petrol station, garage, surgery and primary school. The village of Bettyhill, approximately 12 miles away, offers additional facilities including a leisure centre with swimming pool and secondary education. The nearest large town is Thurso, approximately 44 miles away, although most supermarkets offer a delivery service to the area. Inverness, the Capital of the Highlands is approximately 88 miles away and offers extensive shopping, leisure and entertainment facilities along with excellent road, rail and air links to the South and beyond.