Croft house with buildings for sale near Wick

This property is marketed by:
Davidson & Robertson

A rare opportunity to acquire 218.53 hectares (539.98 acres) or thereby of land in the popular agricultural area of West Watten. Crofts 18 and 19 are owner occupied crofts and comprise a 3-bedroom croft house and a range of buildings. There is income potential by way of an option agreement and lease which would provide a significant long term income stream.

18 and 19 West Watten is situated in Caithness which is a historic county in the far north of Scotland, known for its rugged coastline, rolling landscapes, and rich history. Crofts 18 &1 9 offer a wonderful lifestyle opportunity with stunning landscapes, clean air, and proximity to nature.

The village of Watten offers a range of shops, primary school and churches. A wider range of shops and facilities can be found in both Wick and Thurso.

Watten benefits from being on the local bus route between Wick and Thurso, where train stations provide links to the south.

The Property comprises Crofts 18 and 19 West Watten and extends to 539.48 acres (218.53 Hectares) or thereby in total. Crofts 18 and 19 are registered owner occupied crofts and are marketed for sale as a whole.

Croft 18 croft house is of traditional single storey construction and has been sympathetically renovated over the last 3 years with newly installed kitchen, shower room and solid fuel central heating. Croft 18 enjoys a southerly aspect and benefits from useful adjacent buildings including workshop, stabling, Nissen Hut, storage sheds and stabling. There is an attractive garden with a summer house and greenhouse/potting shed.

Croft 19 extends to the south of Croft 18 complete with a stone barn with lean-to (currently used for hay storage), with adjacent shower & WC and eating area (currently used by campers).

There are currently five fields extending to 30.5 acres or thereby that are cut for hay production, providing valuable winter livestock feeding.

Planning & Development

We are not aware of any current planning applications on the land. Prospective purchasers should make their own investigations into any planning and building consents and seek relevant professional advice.