Watch PropertyPlot, Tealing Home Farm, Tealing DD4 0QZ
Plot - Offers Over £150,000
For Sale is a large plot with planning permission approved to erect two semi-detached houses, each with a gross internal floor area of c.166 square metres. The whole Site extends to 1421 square metres or (0.1421ha).Located in the small Scottish village of Tealing, the site is immediately West of the Tealing to Auchterhouse Road with easy transport links onto the A90 dual carriageway (0.4 miles) linking the cities of Aberdeen and Dundee. Just six miles north of the city of Dundee and eight miles south of the market town of Forfar the site is an easy commute.
The completed houses would be nestled at the foot of the Sidlaw Hills and surrounded by open countryside. Offering a sought-after lifestyle, Tealing has several working farms and an equestrian centre in the nearby area and offers an abundance of country walks and outdoor pursuits on your doorstep. Bathed in history the village is home to Tealing Earth House, Pictish stones and a late Medieval Dovecot. Village life is centred around the busy Village Hall and a thriving primary school, with desirable small class sizes and further education in nearby Dundee and Forfar. For those wishing to escape city life, Tealing offers peace, tranquillity and the benefit of being only 20 minutes by car from the City Centre of Dundee and Forfar.
There is a farm shed on the plot, when an acceptable offer to purchase the site and the missive have been agreed, the owners shall remove the shed from the site prior to completion of the sale.
- Tenure: Freehold
- TSPC Ref: 141769
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By Dundee - Bridgefoot, Strathmartine, Tealing, Inveraldie, Shielhill
To the north of Dundee are several Angus villages, or communities which are little more than hamlets. Strathmartine may be familiar on account of its former orphanage and hospital but the history behind its name is certainly colourful. The village is named after a mystical dragon slayer and, on a similar theme, a boulder at nearby Bridgefoot marks the spot where the creature is said to have met its fate.
The Howe of Strathmartine, dissected by the Dichty Burn, enjoys a reputation for top quality farmland and agriculture has long played an integral role in the economy of the district. Nestling at the foot of the Sidlaw hills, Tealing, the "Gateway to Angus," is one of the bigger communities - topping 500 residents - and it enjoys a local hall and primary school. Naturally, residents look to Dundee for the full range of big city amenities.
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