Detached Properties sold around Witchden Road during the last year averaged at £237,500. (Rightmove) Desirable location and Freehold site.

Potential Development Opportunity subject to planning the total site are is approx 1.5 acress or thereby.

Central location close to local shopping, schools and health facilities. Brechin is a popular location and provides easy access to Aberdeen or Dundee and the Angus areas from the A90

**PRIME DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY LAND SITE** situated Witchden Road, Brechin. Approx. 1.5 acres in size. Sold without planning but Angus Council believed to be keen to support residential development. Offering considerable investment potential in a highly sought-after area with strong growth potential, whether you’re looking for a development project or a long-term investment. Suit Shrewd investor. Detached Properties sold around Witchden Road during the last year averaged at £237,500. (Rightmove) Desirable location and Freehold site. Potential Development Opportunity subject to planning the total site are is approx 1.5 acress or thereby. High demand for housing in this area. Brechin is a historic town in Angus, Scotland, known for its picturesque surroundings, rich heritage, and welcoming community. Offering a blend of modern convenience and traditional charm, Brechin boasts a variety of local amenities, including shops, cafes, schools, and leisure facilities. The town is well-connected, with easy access to both Dundee and Aberdeen via the A90, making it an attractive choice for commuters. Additionally, its proximity to beautiful countryside and nearby attractions such as Brechin Cathedral and the Caledonian Railway makes it a delightful place to call home.

Set within the heart of Angus in the North East of Scotland, the cathedral town of Brechin is situated on the banks of the south Esk River, and once a city, its lovely cathedral stands central to the town, boasting its classic 11th Century tower, a superb visitor attraction. Originally a Pictish area, the history surrounding the town centre comes to life within the Pictavia Visitor Centre where fascinating historical stories unfold, all set within the park at Brechin Castle, which also incorporates a playpark and nature trail. The Caledonian Railway is also an attraction, a steam locomotive that runs during peak summer times between the Victorian Brechin Station and the nearby Bridge of Dun on the outskirts of Montrose. The town has its own Scottish League Football team, namely Brechin City Football Club. Both primary and secondary schooling are available in the area and in the centre there are a range of diverse shopping opportunities and a public library. The area is set within easy reach of the neighbouring Angus towns of Forfar, Kirriemuir, Arbroath and Montrose and also within easy commuting distance of both Dundee and Aberdeen, including airport and rail travel.

Full Address: 1.5 Acres Development Land at Witchden Road, Brechin, Angus, DD9 7DB