A building plot extending to 0.36 acres, with Planning Consent (in Principle) for the construction of two residential dwellings. Well situated in the village of Wolfhill.

The building plots extend to approximately 0.15 hectares (0.36 acres) in a prime position on the corner of the junction of Old Church Road and Caroline Place, in the heart of the village.

In December 2025, Planning Permission in Principle was granted for the construction of two residential dwellings, designed to follow the established building line of existing properties. Full details of the consent, including conditions for Detailed Approval and the associated infrastructure contributions, are set out under Planning Reference No. 25/00928/IPL.

Located in lovely countryside just seven miles northeast of Perth, Wolfhill is a charming rural village offering a perfect blend of tranquility and heritage. Surrounded by rolling farmland and the scenic Sidlaw Hills, this peaceful location provides an idyllic setting while remaining within easy reach of local amenities and transport links. Rich in history and character, Wolfhill was once known as “Carolina” and is steeped in local folklore, including tales of Macbeth and Scotland’s last wolf. The area has evidence of ancient settlements, with standing stones and historic sites adding to its unique appeal. Wolfhill is a welcoming community with a strong sense of identity, an ideal rural setting in the heart of Perthshire.

Close by, the city of Perth offers a wide array of amenities, including excellent shopping, dining, and cultural attractions such as a concert hall, theatre, art gallery, museum, and cinema. For leisure and recreation there are the Perth Climbing Centre, Willowgate Activity Centre and Perth Leisure Pool. Golfers are well catered for with nearby courses including North Inch, Craigie Hill, and Murrayshall, while Gleneagles and St Andrews are within a 35-mile radius. Scone Palace also hosts National Hunt racing and the popular Scottish Game Fair.

Often referred to as the gateway to the Highlands, Perth provides easy access to the rivers, lochs, and hills of Perthshire and the Angus Glens, making it an ideal base for outdoor pursuits. The Glenshee ski slopes are also within reach, approximately 40 miles to the north.

Access Wolfhill is now even more convenient with the opening of the Destiny Bridge over the River Tay, along with its connecting road network, providing direct and convenient routes from both the A9 to the west and the A94 to the east.

The houses will be connect to mains electricity, water and drainage.



Head northeast from Perth on the A93 towards Guildtown. Once you reach the village, continue along Main Street and as it bends, take a right turn onto Wolfhill Road. Follow this road for approximately 1.2 miles, then turn right onto Old Church Road at the signpost for Wolfhill. Continue through the village, and the building plots are on the right-hand side, on the corner of the junction of Old Church Road and Caroline Place.

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