Private 0.53-acre plot with planning permission and panoramic Carse views..
Full planning permission for 4-bed house circa 179m2 (Ref: 24/00356/FUL).
Approx. 0.53 acres (≈2130 sq.m) with panoramic south/west views.
Mains water, electricity and fast broadband available nearby (>40Mbps).
Sellers intend to install access base and water pipe in autumn 2025 (confirm).
Site includes redundant/derelict structure; will need clearance.
Located ~4 miles from Dunblane; good A9/motorway and rail connections.
Area classified as agricultural with high local deprivation—affects services.
Flood risk: none stated; freehold tenure.
Set in a quiet, private location with panoramic south- and west-facing views over the Carse of Stirling, this very large freehold plot (approx. 0.53 acres / 2,130 sq.m) comes with full planning permission for a well-proportioned 4-bedroom house (circa 179m2, Ref: 24/00356/FUL). The approved design uses traditional materials—natural stone, timber cladding, wet dash render and natural slate—and includes a large south-facing ground-floor terrace, sympathetic landscaping and a proposed wildflower meadow over the soakaway.
Practical services are close by: mains water, electricity and telephone/broadband are available nearby and the area benefits from a microwave broadband service (>40Mbps). The sellers intend to install the access base to an unclassified road (off the B824) and run the water pipe to the plot in autumn 2025; buyers should confirm timings and responsibility for any further works. Full planning documents and technical details are available on the Stirling Council Planning Portal (Ref: 24/00356/FUL).
The site currently contains a redundant/derelict structure (former water tank) and sits surrounded by agricultural fields, hedgerow and mature woodland. This presents clear development potential but will require site clearance and the usual groundwork and connections for a new build. The plot’s rural setting and scenic outlook suit buyers seeking a countryside family home or a renovation/development opportunity; it is about 4 miles from Dunblane and has good road and rail links to the A9 and surrounding towns.
Important considerations: the wider area is classified as agricultural and has indicators of high deprivation, so local services and resale dynamics may differ from urban locations. Prospective purchasers should satisfy themselves on planning conditions, drainage strategy, statutory consents and costs associated with completing access, utilities connections and any required groundworks before committing.