A stunning A listed 16th Century ruined tower house with planning and listed building consents for total restoration.
 

Accommodation: Planning permission for accommodation over five floors to include a Great Hall, library, kitchen, utility room, WC, store room, four twin/double bedchambers with en suite bathrooms, fifth double bedchamber with private shower room. Grounds: 0.303 hectare (3/4 acres or thereby) with potential for further land by separate negotiation. 
 
Baltersan Castle is a ruined 16th Century tower house ruin. Currently the property is a shell consisting of the external walls. Certain original features, notably sections of the staircases and the original hearth and chimney, are still in place. 
 
The castle has planning permission and listed building consent to be restored to a residential property with the layout reflecting the original design of the building. The accommodation would be spread over five floors with the kitchen and wine cellar on the ground floor (first level), the Great Hall on the second level and a combination of public and sleeping accommodation on the upper three floors. 
 
The castle sits in a plot of 0.303 hectares (3/4 acre or thereby). Further land is potentially available by separate negotiation with the neighbouring land owner.  
 
Reconstruction Grant 
Historic Scotland has offered a Building Repair Grant which approximates to 25% of the reconstruction costs. This is subject to a satisfactory scheme of repairs by an accredited architect and evidence that full project funding is available.