This expansive 10-acre development site near Crieff is a rare investment opportunity, offering planning permission for the construction of two five-bedroom homes. The property features natural biodiversity that has flourished over the years, creating a serene atmosphere, complemented by the Turret Burn which gracefully runs through the grounds. Currently, Barvick House, Barvick Cottage, and an outbuilding on-site are in a derelict state, presenting a significant renovation project for potential buyers.
The approved architectural plans from The Denholm Partnership allow flexibility; while two separate homes can be built, there is also potential to develop a single grand residence with an ancillary cottage. Notably, work on the entrance driveway has already commenced, bringing the planning permission into effect (17/01046/fll).
The landscape includes mature trees and open grassland on one side of the burn as well as untamed pasture and woodland on the other side, providing ample space for imaginative landscaping and design. The location offers outstanding views over the Turret Water and easy access to nearby amenities in Crieff, known for its eateries including the Michelin-starred Glenturret Lalique restaurant.
Investing in this site not only presents a chance to develop unique properties but also to engage with the natural beauty of Perthshire’s countryside. The proximity to local attractions like Gleneagles Hotel and various outdoor activities enhances its appeal as a desirable residential area.
