Eday, Orkney Property
Eday - Eday sits in the isthmus of the North Isles and differs from many of its neighbours being distinctly hilly but with areas of excellent farmland and many picturesque beaches. Whilst the island’s population is relatively small there are good local services including a primary school, medical practice and community shop. Regular air and ro-ro ferry services provide links to Kirkwall. The European Marine Energy Centre has one of its main test facilities for tidal generation situated here.
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Redbanks, 0.8 acre or thereby, Eday, KW17 2AA - PRICE REDUCED BY £10,000
Offers Over £60,000
Redbanks is 2 bedroom dwelling with range of stores and workshops, sitting in approximately 0.8 acres or thereby. The property, which requires extensive renovation, has a hosted wind turbine and enjoys views over the neighbouring farmland to the sea.
New house near Stackald, Eday, KW17 2AA
Offers Over £120,000
New house near Stackald is a part completed dwellinghouse sitting in approximately 0.66 acre or thereby. The substantial property enjoys views to the pier with the neighbouring islands of Sanday and Stronsay in the distance.
Crookedhall, 6.5 acres or thereby, Eday, KW17 2AA
Offers Over £55,000
Crookedhall is a ruinous dwellinghouse and former blacksmiths forge set in approximately 6.5 acres or thereby together with the foreshore to the mean spring low water mark. The property, which enjoys beautiful panoramic sea views to Stronsay and Sanday, has planning permission in principle (OIC ref 23/116/PIP) to erect a new dwellinghouse.