SUBSTANTIAL 0.85 acre plot. Perfect location with potential for the erection of a cabin or lodge/ Airbnb facility (subject to planning). picturesque site close to popular tourist route.

Close to the former Royal Burgh of Elgin-famed for it's breath-taking scenery and whisky manufacturing- whilst maintaining a quiet tranquillity in stunning rural setting

Moray is most famous for the whisky trail, with fifty Speyside distilleries in easy reach, Moray also offers salmon fishing on prestigious rivers such as the Findhorn & Spey & golf on numerous courses

Moray is most famous for the whisky trail, with fifty Speyside distilleries in easy reach, Moray also offers salmon fishing on prestigious rivers such as the Findhorn and Spey, and golf on numerous courses, including Nairn Championship and Castle Stuart. Situated in the sought after area of Gedloch, just on the outskirts of Fogwatt, approximately 5 miles from the main Moray town of Elgin. Located just off of the A941 Elgin to Rothes road, making commuting easily accessible. Moray is most famous for the whisky trail, with fifty Speyside distilleries in easy reach, Moray also offers salmon fishing on prestigious rivers such as the Findhorn and Spey, and golf on numerous courses, including Nairn Championship and Castle Stuart. Nestled in the world-famous whisky region, Elgin lies on the south coast of the Moray Firth roughly midway between Inverness and Aberdeen and straddles the River Lossie. Elgin offers many pleasant characteristics, breathtaking scenery and a number of local distilleries including Glen Moray, Gordon & MacPhail and Glen Elgin, most of which have open days for the public and whisky trails. On North College Street is the lovely ruin of Elgin Cathedral. Once considered Scotland's most beautiful cathedral, rivalling St Andrews in importance, today it is little more than a shell, though it does retain its original facade. Unusual features include the Pictish cross slab in the middle of the ruins and the cracked gravestones with their memento mori of skulls and crossbones. At the very top of High Street is one of Britain's oldest museums, the Elgin Museum, housed in this building since 1843.

Moray is most famous for the whisky trail, with fifty Speyside distilleries in easy reach, Moray also offers salmon fishing on prestigious rivers such as the Findhorn and Spey, and golf on numerous courses, including Nairn Championship and Castle Stuart. Nestled in the world-famous whisky region, Elgin lies on the south coast of the Moray Firth roughly midway between Inverness and Aberdeen and straddles the River Lossie. Elgin offers many pleasant characteristics, breathtaking scenery and a number of local distilleries including Glen Moray, Gordon & MacPhail and Glen Elgin, most of which have open days for the public and whisky trails.

Full Address:  Water of Life, 0.85 Acre Plot, Whisky Town, Elgin, IV30 8SN