Four beautifully situated plots with superb views, each with detailed planning consent for contemporary family homes.
 

Once built, the houses at Donavourd will create an exclusive rural development of individually designed properties. Established trees and shrubs complement the gardens and provide privacy and a mature setting for each site. Each plot has been cleared, prepared and made ready for development, with services available for connection. The site has been landscaped with a stone dyke entrance, and new and mature trees. 
 
Detailed planning permission for two 4-bedroom houses and three 5-bedroom houses has been granted. Designed by McKenzie Strickland Associates, each house has been designed and positioned to take advantage of the stunning 
Perthshire countryside.  
 
The proposed houses will be finished with harled and timber elevations beneath slate roofs. Full length windows will capture the views of the surrounding countryside. Large open plan 
kitchens incorporating dining and sitting areas provide superb family living space in addition to the more formal reception rooms and useful utility space. 
 
Each plot has room for a generous garden, a double garage and ample parking, and the positioning of the houses within their sites will ensure a high degree of privacy. The garden of 
Plot 5 will incorporate an existing duck pond and some light woodland. 
 
Local Authority: Perth & Kinross Council, Council Buildings, 2 High Street, Perth PH1 5PH Tel: 01738 475 000. 
 
Solicitor: Shield & Kyd, 15 Rutland Street, Edinburgh EH1 2AN Tel: 0131 228 238 Fax 0131 229 2710 
 
Planning Permission: Planning consent was granted on 29 May 2007 (Application no. 07/00868/FUL) and on 19 January 2008 
(Application no. 07/02495/FUL) by Perth & Kinross Council. A copy of the planning permission can be obtained from Strutt & 
Parker. Any specific queries in respect to planning should be addressed to Perth & Kinross Council at the above address. 
Each plot will be sold with a Deed of Conditions, a copy of which can be obtained from Strutt & Parker. 
 
Services: Mains water, electricity and telecoms, Klargester biodisc sewage treatment plant ready for connection. Note: The 
services have not been checked by the selling agents. 
 
Offers: Offers are to be submitted in Scottish legal terms to the selling agents Strutt & Parker LLP, 28 Melville Street, Edinburgh EH3 7HA. A closing date for offers will probably be fixed and 
prospective purchasers are advised to register their interest with the selling agents in order to be kept fully informed of any closing date that may be fixed. 
 
Overseas: Purchasers Any offer by a purchaser(s) who is resident outwith the United Kingdom must be accompanied by a guarantee from a bank that is acceptable to the seller.
 

 
Situation
The plots at Donavourd are situated on the edge of a quiet hamlet to the south east of Pitlochry, half a mile from Edradour Distillery. They benefit from stunning views north to 
Ben-y-Vrackie, Schiehallion and Pitlochry, and south down the Tay Valley towards Dunkeld. The north of the site is surrounded by open farmland, providing a peaceful location 
for the proposed houses. 
 
Pitlochry is a popular and attractive Victorian spa town with a superb range of individual shops. There are four banks, a post office, a supermarket, a petrol station, a surgery and 
cottage hospital, a dentist, and a well respected High School. For private education, Donavourd is within easy driving distance of Craigclowan, Strathallan, Kilgraston, Glenalmond, Ardvreck and Morrison’s Academy. 
 
In terms of attractions, Donavourd is very well catered for. Pitlochry has a Festival Theatre, the dam and salmon fish ladder, two distilleries and several popular hotels and restaurants, including the nearby Moulin Inn, which is a 
wonderfully atmospheric 300-year-old pub. 
 
Donavourd could hardly be better placed for those who enjoy the outdoors. Ben-y-Vrackie and Shiehallion to the north of the site, provide adventurous hill walking and mountain biking. There is skiing at Aviemore, Glenshee and Aonach Mor and a variety of water sports on Lochs Tay and Earn. 
 
Salmon fishing is available in the tributaries of the rivers Tummel, Tay and Garry, and brown trout fishing is popular in the many hill lochs in the area. Pheasant and grouse shooting 
are widely available to let locally. For golfers, Pitlochry has a beautifully situated 18-hole course with unparalleled views of the surrounding area. 
 
The plots at Donavourd benefit from excellent communication links being situated a few miles from the A9 and having a train station in Pitlochry with regular services to Inverness, 
Edinburgh, Glasgow and London.