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***UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY - RARELY AVAILABLE*** Land and Former Water Tank with commanding views of scenic Beauly countryside close to Inverness.

***POTENTIAL INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY*** Suitable for many uses, potential as a holiday home or as a base for a mobile home subject researching and gaining necessary planning consents.

*** INTERESTING PLOT - AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE PURCHASE*** your chance to own this freehold land in one of the most scenic, peaceful and stress free Higland locations in ARDENDRAIN KILTARLITY BEAULY

Enjoy a tranquil setting only a few miles from Beauly in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, make's a super base for hunting for the Loch Ness Monster and surrounding countryside.

Ardendrain is a scattered hamlet in the Highland council area of Scotlandabove Glen Convinth, 4 km south of the village of Kiltarlity and 18 km west of Inverness.

***UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY - RARELY AVAILABLE*** Land and Former Water Tank with commanding views of scenic Beauly countryside. ***EXCELLENT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY*** Suitable for many uses potential as a holiday home or as a base for a mobile home subject to researching and gaining necessary planning consents. No government taxes to pay or pitch fees like one does in caravan parks you can own this plot outright for you and your generations to come to enjoy and develop over time as a idyllic getaway location. Ideal holiday home location or just a getaway from the hectic city life and pitch a tent and be wild and free. *** AVAILABLE FOR IMMIEDIATE PURCHASE INTERESTING PLOT*** your chance to own this freehold land in one of the most scenic, peaceful and stress free Highland locations in ARDENDRAIN, KILTARLITY, BEAULY. Enjoy a tranquil setting only a few miles from Beauly in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, make's a super base for exploring the many attractions and activities this area has to offer. Snow sports are available in Aviemore, Glencoe or Glenshee.

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Ardendrain is a scattered hamlet in the Highland council area of Scotland. It is above Glen Convinth, 4 km south of the village of Kiltarlity, and 18 km west of Inverness. The name comes from "àirde an droigheann", Gaelic for "height of the blackthorn" You can explore the extensive grounds of Beaufort Estate with its abundance of wildlife, idyllic picnic places and easy walking routes and also travel further afield to experience some of the stunning scenery, interesting and historic attractions and a large variety of sports. The popular village of Beauly is only 4 miles away and offers a very good range of shops and restaurants with Inverness, the Highland Capital just 12 miles. You can visit Culloden Battlefield and its interactive Visitor Centre, Fort George, Cawdor and Brodie Castles, which are all steeped in local history, or explore the picturesque fishing villages and beaches of the stunning Moray coastline. Take a boat trip and perhaps catch sight of the famous bottlenose dolphins. Take a day trip to Drumnadrochit set on the shores of Loch Ness or Fort Augustus, where you can watch the boats coming through the locks in the centre of the village. Slightly further afield is the beautiful Isle of Skye and the wonderful unspoilt scenery of the West Coast, where you will find some wonderful restaurants to sample the local produce, particularly seafood.

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