Two adjoining stone-built cottages with period character
Two adjoining stone-built cottages set in a secluded Angus landscape, offered as a vacant redevelopment opportunity. The single-storey, slate-roofed buildings retain period character and sit in a large rear garden with expansive farmland views — an attractive canvas for a sympathetic restoration or conversion project. Good road links to Forfar and the A90 mean the site is rural but reasonably accessible to services, schools and Dundee.
The properties require full renovation throughout: structural finishes and services will need attention, a septic tank serves the site, and no vehicular access is permitted over the farm track to the north. Broadband speeds are very slow and mobile signal is average; these are important practical limits for modern occupiers or short-term lets. On-street parking only; tenure is not specified in the available information.
This offering suits developers, investors or an owner-occupier seeking a countryside project with strong location appeal. The modest internal scale (low ceilings, small-to-medium rooms) and single-level layout focus the scheme on careful refurbishment rather than large-scale extension. Priced to reflect the repair requirement, the cottages provide scope to create character rural homes with attractive views once upgraded.