Coll of the wild will lure buyers

By Heather Rose
Posted: 2008/09/19

SIGNIFICANT development opportunities are on offer on the Isle of Coll thanks to the sale of Lonban Farm, which is on the books of agents Knight Frank at offers over £1.25million.

As well as being a traditional stock farm, 1,084-acre Lonban includes two cottages which are let for self-catering holidays, and two crofts, both with planning consent for a new house.

There are also four other development sites and the sale includes snipe and goose shooting and two hill lochs which provide brown trout fishing.

The agents say that, because of the diverse nature of the farm, as well as being marketed as a whole it is also offered as nine separate lots with prices ranging from offers over £45,000 to offers over £550,000 for the four-bed farmhouse, its buildings and around 945 acres.

INFORMATION:
0131 222 9600; www. knightfrank. co. uk


BRYANT Homes have launched a new release at the Pinkhill development in Corstorphine, Edinburgh.

The current release takes in two-bedroom apartments and three-bedroom townhouses with prices starting at £245,000.

INFORMATION:
08450 717097; www. bryant. co. uk/ scotland


SELL-OUT is on the horizon at Mactaggart and Mickel's Woodlands development in Loanhead.

The builders say only four homes are still available including a two-bedroom bungalow with conservatory for £344,975, and four-bed villas from £384,945.

INFORMATION:
0131 448 0800; 0845 600 1925; www. macmic. co. uk