House Sites At Little Newton, Old Rayne, Insch, Aberdeenshire, AB52 6SE

Planning in principle for 3 detached dwellings

Lovely rural location close to Insch & Inverurie

Easy commuting distance to Aberdeen

Spectacular views to the countyside & beyond

Private and generous plot sizes

3 Individual Plots

Plot 1 - £150,000

Plot 2 - £150,000

Plot 3 - £175,000

An exciting development opportunity commanding lovely views over the surrounding countryside,

yet close to the local primary school and community. Planning in principle has been granted

for the erection of 3 detached dwelling houses, all with generous sized plots and gardens.

Little Newton is located in a rural setting 2.7 miles to the East of Insch and 7.6 miles North-West of

the Aberdeenshire town of Inverurie. This makes it within easy commuting distance of Dyce, Bridge

of Don & Aberdeen. The towns Isch and Inverurie are a short drive from the site where there are a

variety of services available meaning occupants do not need to travel far for shopping, education

and healthcare. Public transport is also available in these towns. Inverurie is an expanding and

prosperous town with excellent road and rail links to the north and south including Aberdeen, Dyce,

Huntly and Elgin. There is an excellent health centre, cottage hospital, several large supermarkets,

a swimming pool and community centre nearby as well as golf, tennis, bowling and hillwalking.

Aberdeen is some 27 miles away, and provides all the leisure, recreational and entertainment

facilities expected from the oil capital of Europe. It also provides good transport links with a

mainline railway station and is host to an airport

providing both domestic and international flights.

Planning Permission

Planning permission in principle has been granted on the 20th June 2024 and a copy of the

planning consent and associated plans are available by visiting the Aberdeenshire website with

planning number- Application Reference: APP/2023/1608

Services

We understand that mains water and electricity are in the vicinity. It’s the responsibility of

interested parties to investigate the availability and cost of utility services to the individual site

and capacities thereof.