Lot 5a: Slatich Steading East - Serviced plot with plans for a Traditional 4-bedroom steading house.

Lot 5a of 6.
 

Lot 5a: Slatich Steading East (Approx 0.18 acres). The existing stone steading building has been granted planning permission for conversion into 2 semi-detached, 1½ storey dwelling houses which are currently designed to be built with a mixture of traditional stone, render and timber elevations beneath a slate roof. 
 
General Remarks:- 
Planning Permission: Planning permission was granted on 12 March 2009 for the conversion of the steading to form 2 dwelling houses and redevelopment of agricultural buildings to form 3 dwelling houses (application number 08/02434/Ful). For further details please contact the Perth & Kinross Council or the 
selling agents. 
 
Local Authority: Perth and Kinross Council, Council Buildings, 2 High Street, Perth PH1 5P Tel: 01738 475 000. 
 
Services: The house plots and steadings will be serviced by the sellers for a private water supply and mains electricity. The necessary rights of access and wayleaves for installation of the remaining services (including drainage) will be granted. Reciprocal provisions shall be imposed upon each Lot granting and reserving the requisite rights for servicing and access between the Lots and the sellerÂ’s remaining land at Slatich. Each Lot will be allocated an equitable share of the cost of maintaining and upgrading the service systems and apparatus and any common accesses. Obligations in relation to the maintenance of boundary fences shall be imposed upon each Lot. The proprietors of each Lot will be solely responsible for maintaining fences with the sellerÂ’s adjoining land at Slatich and mutually liable for the maintenance of boundary fences between the Lots. 
 
Environmental Schemes: The River Lyon, as a tributary of the River Tay, is designated as a Special Area of Conservation (SAC) under the European Commission Directive on the 
Conservation Natural Habitats and of Wild Flora and Fauna.  
 
Council Tax: The Lots 2-5b have not yet been assessed for council tax purposes. 
 
Offers: Offers are to be submitted in Scottish legal terms to the selling agents Strutt & Parker LLP, 28 Melville Street, Edinburgh, EH3 7HA. 
 
Overseas Purchasers: Any offer by a purchaser(s) who is resident out with the United Kingdom must be accompanied by a guarantee from a bank that is acceptable to the seller. 
 

 

 
Situation
Slatich is situated towards the eastern end of Glen Lyon and approximately 4 miles east of the charming hamlet of Bridge of Balgie. This hamlet is renowned for its popular tea shop, post 
office and primary school. These houses will all have outstanding views with wonderful scenery throughout both the summer and winter months. 
 
Historically the lands at Glen Lyon have been in the Campbell clan for many generations, after they displaced the Macgregor’s, with their residences at Meggernie Castle (1 mile to the west of Bridge of Balgie) and Carnbane Castle, whose remains lie to the east of Invervar. They were both built in the 16th century. 
 
There are a number of sites of interest close to Slatich, including the Stone of Sandal, the flat surface on which the local clans placed their footwear before going to battle. On their 
return to the stone, they counted their dead by the number of sandals left unclaimed. Other significant sites include St Adamnan’s “rock of safety”, the Justiciary Court and the standing stones called the “Praying Hands of Mary”. 
Slatich is surrounded by some of Perthshire’s most beautiful countryside. Although the area is becoming increasingly sought after, Glen Lyon remains peaceful and unspoilt with an 
abundance of wildlife such as red deer, red squirrels and golden eagles.
 
Outside
Slatich Development: 
Named after the local hills, this development has been designed with a contemporary flair by Gibbon Lawson McKee Limited to take advantage of the superb views up and down the glen. The house sites and steading development will be ideal for both permanent homes and holiday accommodation with a 
communal gravel courtyard which is accessed by a new driveway from the public Glen Lyon road. Each house will have 2 parking spaces and there will be a drop off and pick up area 
for children on the public road.