Description: Three house sites, located below the A863 with splendid panoramic views across Loch Caroy including Harlosh Island, towards MacLeods Tables. The sites are to be accessed from the A863 via a shared driveway. Purchasers should be aware that the sites offered for sale form part of a croft tenancy and title to the sites will be taken by way of nominee procedure from the crofting landlord. Purchasers should be aware that the conveyance may contain a claw back provision within the Title Deeds. The house sites have been decrofted

Plot size: Not stated

Planning permission: Planning permission was granted under Ref No: 10/02736/MSC on the 7th September 2010,for a three bedroom single storey dwelling house on plots 1 and 2 whilst plot 3 has planning permission for a 4 bedroom single storey dwelling

Services: Not stated

Location: The township of Caroy (Gaelic: Red rock) is in the Northwest of the island of Skye, located approximately halfway between Struan and Dunvegan. Both settlements offer a range of facilities including a village shop, garage, post office, restaurants and primary school. A wider range of facilities are available in the principal town of Portree (including a secondary school), which is located 9 miles east of Struan. Caroy offers a wonderful costal location with splendid panoramic views of Loch Caroy which includes Harlosh and Tanner Islands towards Macleods Tables. In March 2002, the Loch Caroy was classified as protected water by the Scottish Executive. At the foot of Loch Caroy are the ruined remains of the church of St John the Baptist and the churchyard which was consecrated in 1838 and used until the mid-20th century