Summary Waterside FREEHOLD Land with Exclusive Fishing Rights - Scottish Highlands - Near the Iconic North Coast 500 An exceptional opportunity to acquire a stunning FREEHOLD waterside plot in one of the Scottish Highlands' most sought-after locations. Situated in the charming village of Garve, this beautiful 11,011 sq ft (1,023 sq m) parcel lies along the banks of the picturesque Black Water, just moments from the world-famous North Coast 500-often described as Scotland's Route 66. Whether you're looking for a peaceful private retreat, a long-term investment, or a future tourism venture, this versatile Highland plot offers enormous potential in an area renowned for its spectacular scenery and thriving visitor economy. Key Features
FREEHOLD ownership
Approximately 11,011 sq ft (1,023 sq m) of land
Amazing waterside position on the banks of the Black Water
Exclusive fishing rights included
Located close to the internationally renowned North Coast 500
Lightly tree-covered, offering privacy while retaining an attractive natural setting
Potential for private access from the main road (subject to any necessary permissions)
Outstanding Highland scenery with abundant wildlife and outdoor pursuits nearby
Fantastic Potential This attractive plot is ready to be enjoyed immediately as a private escape while also offering exciting future possibilities. Subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions and consents, the land may be suitable for a variety of uses, including: Glamping...Read more…
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Main and only residence: £0.00 First-time buyer: £0.00 Buy-to-let: £400.00
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Changes to property since tracking began On 11th September 2026 the asking price was reduced from £9,000 to £8,000 On 10th September 2026 the asking price was reduced from £11,000 to £9,000 On 20th August 2026 the asking price was increased from £9,000 to £11,000
