Land with a unique 2,873 sq.ft site

This unique site, spanning 2,873 sq.ft, is situated between the villages of Stuartfield and Maud, Aberdeenshire. It benefits from vacant possession and adjoins a residential property on two sides and agricultural land on its south-west side. The irregular-shaped site features a south-easterly slope and is primarily enclosed by timber post and wire fences. Its approximate boundary dimensions, as detailed in the title plan, are: NW (adjoining access track) – 15.1m; NE (adjoining residential property) – 14.7m; SE (adjoining residential property) – 15.6m; and SW (adjoining an open ditch and agricultural land) – 17.9m. A notable feature within the site is a below-ground concrete water tank, measuring approximately 5m x 5m, encircled by an earth embankment. The site also includes various small chambers and a fibreglass kiosk, which previously housed electrical equipment. The property offers access from both the B9030 and the Stuartfield to Maud road via a stone track, which is approximately 550 metres from a minor public road. This track is narrow with limited passing and parking opportunities. Prospective purchasers should note that there may be financial obligations pertaining to the use and maintenance of the access road. The rural village of Stuartfield is 0.75 miles away. Larger population centers include Mintlaw, situated 4 miles to the north-east, and the coastal town of Peterhead, 11 miles to the east.