Saint Magnus Port, Rousay, Orkney, Orkney Islands, KW17 2QD
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Key features
- Approximately 636 sqm of land on the beautiful Island of Rousay
- Ruins of a former dwelling already on site
- Exciting redevelopment or reconstruction potential, subject to planning
- Static caravan included within the plot
- Superb position immediately beside the ferry terminal
- Ideal opportunity for a self-build, island retreat or holiday accommodation project
- Rare chance to bring a former residential site back to life in an outstanding island setting
- Bid now! To avoid missing out
Description
A Former Island Home. A 636 sqm Plot. An Opportunity to Bring the Site Back to Life.
Amazing 636 sqm costal plot with property ruins and static Caravan on the wonderful Orkney Island of Rousay.
A fantastic opportunity to acquire a well-positioned plot of approximately 636 sqm in the beautiful and increasingly sought-after Orkney Islands offering potential for multiple uses and massive development potential.
Located in Mugley, Orkney, this attractive plot sits immediately beside the ferry terminal, giving it an exceptionally convenient position and excellent access. With local amenities nearby, the site combines the peace and character of island living with practical day-to-day accessibility.
The plot includes existing ruins and a caravan, creating an exciting opportunity for someone with vision. Whether you are looking to create a permanent home, island getaway, holiday accommodation or an investment project, this site offers genuine potential, subject to the necessary planning permissions and consents.
One of the most interesting features of the plot is the presence of the ruins of a former dwelling already on the site.
For buyers looking at the development possibilities, this gives the plot an additional dimension beyond that of a straightforward parcel of bare land. The remains of the former property provide a fascinating starting point for anyone considering the possibility of bringing the site back into use.
Subject entirely to obtaining the necessary planning permission and other consents, a purchaser may wish to investigate the potential for a new dwelling, reconstruction or contemporary island retreat, taking inspiration from the property's former residential use.
With approximately 636 sqm of land, the remains of the former dwelling and a static caravan already on site, this is an opportunity that should particularly appeal to self-builders, developers and buyers looking for an unusual island project.
Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries with the relevant planning authority regarding the site's planning history, the status of the former dwelling and the prospects of any proposed development. No representation is made that planning permission will be granted.
Orkney is renowned for its spectacular scenery, dramatic coastlines, beautiful beaches and unique island character. Steeped in thousands of years of history, the islands are home to remarkable archaeological treasures, including prehistoric sites, ancient settlements and UNESCO World Heritage attractions.
Orkney also offers a distinctive way of life, combining a strong local community with outstanding opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. From walking and cycling to wildlife watching, fishing and exploring the coastline, there is something to appeal to both permanent residents and those seeking a peaceful escape.
The islands are particularly well known for their rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, abundant wildlife and close-knit communities, making Orkney an increasingly appealing destination for those looking to escape the pressures of mainland life.
The property's position next to the ferry terminal is one of its strongest selling points. Excellent transport access, combined with nearby local amenities, makes this an unusually practical island location.
With approximately 636 sqm of land, existing ruins and a caravan already on site, buyers have the opportunity to bring their own ideas to this characterful piece of Orkney.
Property Highlights
Approximately 636 sqm plot
Ruins of a former dwelling already on site
Exciting potential for redevelopment or reconstruction, subject to planning
Static caravan included
Immediately adjacent to the ferry terminal
Excellent access and local amenities nearby
Potential self-build, island retreat or holiday accommodation project
Beautiful Rousay, Orkney setting
Opportunities to acquire well-positioned plots in Orkney are increasingly sought after, and this property offers the rare combination of land, existing structures, excellent accessibility and an outstanding island setting.
For anyone dreaming of an Orkney escape, this could be the perfect place to turn that vision into reality.
The ruins of the site suggest any planning application would be looked on favourably- as it is the site of former dwelling
This land is offered without planning permission and all future development is, of course, subject to necessary consents. Braveheart Auctions can offer no advice on planning.
This lot will be sold under auction terms and conditions by Braveheart Auctions.
Speak to one of our dedicated team today for more information or visit our website.
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Amazing 636 sqm costal plot with property ruins and static Caravan on the wonderful Orkney Island of Rousay.
A fantastic opportunity to acquire a well-positioned plot of approximately 636 sqm in the beautiful and increasingly sought-after Orkney Islands offering potential for multiple uses and massive development potential.
Located in Mugley, Orkney, this attractive plot sits immediately beside the ferry terminal, giving it an exceptionally convenient position and excellent access. With local amenities nearby, the site combines the peace and character of island living with practical day-to-day accessibility.
The plot includes existing ruins and a caravan, creating an exciting opportunity for someone with vision. Whether you are looking to create a permanent home, island getaway, holiday accommodation or an investment project, this site offers genuine potential, subject to the necessary planning permissions and consents.
One of the most interesting features of the plot is the presence of the ruins of a former dwelling already on the site.
For buyers looking at the development possibilities, this gives the plot an additional dimension beyond that of a straightforward parcel of bare land. The remains of the former property provide a fascinating starting point for anyone considering the possibility of bringing the site back into use.
Subject entirely to obtaining the necessary planning permission and other consents, a purchaser may wish to investigate the potential for a new dwelling, reconstruction or contemporary island retreat, taking inspiration from the property's former residential use.
With approximately 636 sqm of land, the remains of the former dwelling and a static caravan already on site, this is an opportunity that should particularly appeal to self-builders, developers and buyers looking for an unusual island project.
Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries with the relevant planning authority regarding the site's planning history, the status of the former dwelling and the prospects of any proposed development. No representation is made that planning permission will be granted.
Orkney is renowned for its spectacular scenery, dramatic coastlines, beautiful beaches and unique island character. Steeped in thousands of years of history, the islands are home to remarkable archaeological treasures, including prehistoric sites, ancient settlements and UNESCO World Heritage attractions.
Orkney also offers a distinctive way of life, combining a strong local community with outstanding opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. From walking and cycling to wildlife watching, fishing and exploring the coastline, there is something to appeal to both permanent residents and those seeking a peaceful escape.
The islands are particularly well known for their rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, abundant wildlife and close-knit communities, making Orkney an increasingly appealing destination for those looking to escape the pressures of mainland life.
The property's position next to the ferry terminal is one of its strongest selling points. Excellent transport access, combined with nearby local amenities, makes this an unusually practical island location.
With approximately 636 sqm of land, existing ruins and a caravan already on site, buyers have the opportunity to bring their own ideas to this characterful piece of Orkney.
Property Highlights
Approximately 636 sqm plot
Ruins of a former dwelling already on site
Exciting potential for redevelopment or reconstruction, subject to planning
Static caravan included
Immediately adjacent to the ferry terminal
Excellent access and local amenities nearby
Potential self-build, island retreat or holiday accommodation project
Beautiful Rousay, Orkney setting
Opportunities to acquire well-positioned plots in Orkney are increasingly sought after, and this property offers the rare combination of land, existing structures, excellent accessibility and an outstanding island setting.
For anyone dreaming of an Orkney escape, this could be the perfect place to turn that vision into reality.
The ruins of the site suggest any planning application would be looked on favourably- as it is the site of former dwelling
This land is offered without planning permission and all future development is, of course, subject to necessary consents. Braveheart Auctions can offer no advice on planning.
This lot will be sold under auction terms and conditions by Braveheart Auctions.
Speak to one of our dedicated team today for more information or visit our website.
Be Brave...Follow Your Heart
Braveheart Auctions hold land and property auctions every 2 weeks.
Do you know someone with a problem property?
Pass the details to Braveheart Auctions- We will sell it and we will pay you for the referral. Or speak to us about a FREE auction valuation.
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Saint Magnus Port, Rousay, Orkney, Orkney Islands, KW17 2QD
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