CLOSING DATE: 25th JULY, 2023 (NOON)
Interested Parties should contact the marketing agents for details of requirements for offers.
The property comprises a large, period, former school building with many original features. The school has been vacant and surplus since the opening of the new primary school to the south of the town in 2015. The property has been vandalized during the time it has been vacant. To the rear of the property is a large surfaced playground, accessed from Duchlage Road (one way).
Location
The historic droving town of Crieff in Strathearn is approximately 18 miles west along the A85 from Perth and 22 miles north of Stirling. With a resident population of approximately 7,050 Crieff has a long tradition of attracting tourists who use it as a central base for exploring Perthshire and the Highlands.
The property is situated in a peaceful and mainly residential area, close to the town centre. With the increased popularity and acceptance of working from home, the popularity of the Strathearn area in Perthshire has never been stronger. The beautiful countryside, range of leisure activities and excellent connectivity (60 miles drive to Edinburgh or Glasgow and just 16 miles to Dunblane main-line railway station) offers the perfect combination for many home-hunters.
Terms
Listed Building / Conservation Area - Although the property is not listed, it is situated within the Conservation Area - hence purchasers should satisfy themselves in this regard.
Services - The property is serviced with mains drainage and electricity.
Business Rates - Business Rates are the owner / occupiers responsibility. The property appears to be listed in the Valuation Roll: ref 165343 £20,600
Interested parties should satisfy themselves in this regard.
Title - Buyers should be aware that the property is held under two ownerships. Whilst the owners are both willing to sell the property, the successful offer will be subject to approval by Perth & Kinross Council’s Property Sub-Committee at the earliest opportunity according to its scheduled meetings, and the eventual sale will involve tri-partite agreement. The two ownerships are shown outlined in RED & GREEN on the plan attached.
Legal Costs - Each party will be responsible for their own legal costs with the Purchaser being responsible for LBTT and registration dues.
A closing date may be set and interested parties are advised to note their interest in writing to ensure they are notified. Our clients are not obliged to accept the highest, or indeed any, offer.
Offers - Best offers are invited for our clients’ Heritable (Freehold) Interest in the property. Offers should be submitted in Scottish Legal form.