The Outcrops, ½ 7 Drumfearn is a unique opportunity for those looking to invest in a croft property, extending over approximately 8.44 acres (subject to verification via Title Deed). This land is currently owner-occupied and comes with two outline planning consents that open up various development possibilities. The first consent permits the construction of a single or one-and-a-half storey dwelling along with an agricultural building on the upper side of the township road, approved under planning reference 23/03242/pip on September 20, 2023. The second consent allows for another similar dwelling on the lower side of the roadway, granted under reference 24/03735/pip on January 28, 2025. Detailed information about these permissions can be accessed through the relevant planning portal using the provided references.
The property offers stunning views towards the iconic Cuillin mountains from its higher elevation. While it is believed that electricity and water services are within reach, prospective buyers will need to confirm their availability and make arrangements for connections as needed. Given that this property is registered with both the Crofting Register (number C8024) and the Crofting Commission (I7659), interested parties are encouraged to consult a solicitor well-versed in Crofting Law for guidance through any potential pitfalls.
Situated in Drumfearn, a traditional crofting township, this property combines rural tranquility with proximity to urban conveniences; it is only six miles from Broadford and ten miles from the Skye Bridge. The Sleat peninsula is often referred to as the "Garden of Skye" due to its lush greenery—a contrast to other parts of the island—and draws visitors for its breathtaking scenery and diverse walking trails. Wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers will appreciate its rich habitats, while residents will benefit from reliable ferry services connecting Mallaig to Armadale and rail links to Inverness and Glasgow available nearby in Kyle of Lochalsh.
Local amenities include a primary school within reach, craft shops, a village store in Armadale, as well as petrol stations and post offices—all contributing to day-to-day convenience. Broader services can be found in Broadford and Kyle of Lochalsh, with school bus routes in place for secondary education transport to Portree.
For those looking at long-term potential in property development or investment in an area renowned for its natural beauty and character, this croft presents itself as a promising venture worth exploring further.
