Broadly rectangular site with extensive frontage to the A91 to the south and the Ochil Hills strand to the north. Residential properties lie to the west and east. **CERTIFICATE OF LAWFULNESS GRANTED**

Land was originally part of the gardens of the historic Blairlogie House and development was commenced around 1990/1991 with planning permission granted in 1999 for change of use to residential.

Seldom available auction opportunity in picturesque locale. Freehold Vacant possession for sale. Currently mixed woodland and shrubs. The topography is relatively flat for 100ft back from the road.

Subjects being that area of ground to the west of RED CARR COTTAGE, BLAIRLOGIE, STIRLING, FK9 5QE. Application Ref. No. 21/00202/CLEUD- Visit Clackmannanshire Council website planning department for full info. EXTREMELY AFFLUENT LOCATION close to the sought after towns of Dunblane and Bridge of Allan, REALISTIC COMPLETED DEVELOPMENT VALUE OF UP TO £400,000 FOR 4 BEDROOM DETACHED HOUSE. PRIME DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY. 1.23 Acre plot in affluent location on the border between Stirlingshire and Clackmannanshire with PLANNING PERMISSION GRANTED for 4 bedroom detached house. Broadly rectangular site with extensive frontage to the A91 to the south and the Ochil Hills strand to the north. Residential properties lie to the west and east. **CERTIFICATE OF LAWFULNESS GRANTED** Land was originally part of the gardens of the historic Blairlogie House and development was commenced around 1990/1991 with planning permission granted in 1999 for change of use to residential. Seldom available auction opportunity in picturesque locale. Freehold Vacant possession for sale. Currently mixed woodland and shrubs. The topography is relatively flat for 100ft back from the road.

The conservation village of Blairlogie at the foot of Dumyat in the Ochil Hills. The area commands magnificent views over the Forth Valley to the Wallace Monument. Blairlogie is a small village or Scots “clachan”. It is the earliest of Scotland’s officially designated Conservation Areas. The village is picturesque, with an eclectic cluster of white houses, mainly of the 18th and 19th centuries, though some are older. Above the village is Dumyat (Dum-EYE-at) with the iron age fort of the hill-dwelling Myaeti people: There are arable fields and pasture all around. The village used to be a health spa, where folk came for the air, the fresh water and the goats’ milk. The village has a very accessible situation with the A91 being the main road from Stirling across central Scotland to Fife. The M80 to Glasgow and the M9 to Edinburgh are only 5 miles to the south. Both Edinburgh and Glasgow airports are easily accessible. Stirling is the major town of central Scotland. In the Middle Ages Stirling was the seat of the Kings of Scotland and the town is famous for William Wallace who fought the English at Stirling in the 13th century. There is a range of Superstores to the east of Stirling. Nearby Bridge of Allan is a sought after town with a good range of shops and restaurants. It has a railway station with commuter services to both Edinburgh and Glasgow. Bridge of Allan is also home of Stirling University and which has a sports centre and the MacRoberts Arts Centre.

Full Address:  Hillfoots Road, 1.23 Acre Site with Planning Permission, Blairlogie, Stirling, FK9 5QE