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DA HAA, FUNZIE, FETLAR, ZE2 9DJ
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With 112 ha. TENANTED CROFT
Attractively situated
three bedroom detached dwellinghouse and
tenanted croft located in peaceful area
of the east coast of Fetlar. Amenities
nearby include the local shop, Nursery,
Primary School, Community Hall and
Interpretive Centre. The property was
once used as a self-catering holiday let
and has great potential for further
tourism development. A flock of Shetland
sheep, two ponies, geese, ducks and
chickens will be included in the sale.
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Offers in the region of £150.000 |
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ENTRY: |
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arrangement |
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VIEWING: |
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Tel.
01957 733 353 |
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View
DA HAA, FUNZIE,
in a
larger map and
get directions |
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ACCOMMODATION:-
Porch/Conservatory, Kitchen, Living Room, Three
Bedrooms, Bathroom & Back Porch/Store Room.
A number of large outbuildings are also on the land.
Also 112 ha. of Tenanted Croft |
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Interior
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FRONT
PORCH/CONSERVATORY (Approx. 2.42m x 2.7m);
Enjoying beautiful views to the south-west over
the pebble beach of Funzie; wooden floor |
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ENTRANCE
HALL (Approx. 1.23m wide); L-shaped and
carpeted; small built in shelved linen cupboard;
one electric storage heater; telephone point. |
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LIVING ROOM
(Approx. 4.95m x 3.5m); Large window facing
south-west; wooden floor; original coal fire
with over mantle; one electric storage heater;
television, broadband and telephone point and
four double sockets. |
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KITCHEN
(Approx. 3.3m x 4.91m); Large window facing
south-east and one window facing north-west;
spacious room with some built in units; Rayburn
Regent oven; built in shelved cupboard which
holds the immersion tank; built in larder;
storage heater; cork tiled floor; leads off to:-
BACK PORCH (Approx. 1m x 1.5m); Cork
tiled floor; fuse boxes; large storage cupboard
with coat hooks and space for washing
machine/fridge freezer etc.
BATHROOM (Approx. 1.93m x 2.33m); Small
window facing north-east; three piece bathroom
suite comprising bath, sink and toilet; vinyl
flooring; tiled walls; heated towel rail.
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BEDROOM 1
(Approx. 3.17m x 3.09m); Large window facing
south-west with undisturbed views out to Funzie;
fitted carpet; small dimplex panel heater; built
in cupboard with hanging rail; three double
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BEDROOM 2
(Approx. 3.58m x 3.36m); Large window facing
north-east and small window facing south-east;
fitted carpet; small dimplex panel heater; built
in cupboard with hanging rail and storage area;
television point and two double sockets. |
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BEDROOM 3 (Approx. 2.45m x
3.6m); Large window facing south-west; fitted
carpet; small dimplex panel heater; built in
cupboard with hanging rail and storage area; two
double sockets.
ATTIC
Partially floored attic extending the full
length of the house with a window on each gable
end. |
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Exterior
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GARDEN Substantial garden
area mainly to the north-east of the property
enclosed by a wooden fence/stone wall; Further
garden area to the south-west of the property
enclosed by a stone wall.
GARAGE/WORKSHOP (Approx. 4.5m x 9.5m);
With complete fan driven forge, bench and anvil;
Power, lighting and water supply.
LARGE SHED (Approx. 20m x 5.1m;
Containing milking parlour with 10 stalls,
power, lighting and water supply. |
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Other
Features There is also a derelict croft
house, a stone built chicken house and an 18th
century two-storey Haa building which could be
renovated. All these buildings are adjacent to
the crofthouse. |
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Known as the
‘Garden of Shetland’, Fetlar is a unique island
with rich natural heritage and stunning scenic
beauty. Renowned for being an ornithologist’s
paradise, the island has its very own RSPB
reserve and boasts a wide variety of bird life
including one of Britain’s rarest breeding
birds, the Red Necked Phalarope. Further
photographs of Da Haa and the surrounding
views can be found using the following links:
http://www.fetlar.shetland.sch.uk/FetlarTourPage13.shtml
and
http://www.originart.eu/oa/frame.html
(click on Map Index)
The croft
includes a Site of Special Scientific Interest
at the Trona Mires. There is an agreement with
the RSPB to preserve this area as a nesting site
for rare birds for which there is an annual
income. The majority of the land is described as
herb rich coastal heathland and contains a wide
diversity of flora. Geologically the site is of
Funzie conglomerate, a feature unique to this
area and of international importance.
Directions
Follow the A970 North bound from Lerwick, until
you reach Voe, then turn right and follow the
A968 to Toft where a 20 minute ferry service is
in operation from the Mainland to Yell. Once in
Yell (Ulsta ferry terminal) continue to follow
the A968 North to the Gutcher ferry terminal.
Fetlar is connected to an inter-island ferry
service operating from Gutcher ferry terminal
either direct to Fetlar or via Unst. Once in
Fetlar, follow the B9088 until you come to
Funzie. Depending on ferry times, the journey
from Lerwick will take approximately 2 ½ hours.
The ferry timetable is available at
www.shetland.gov.uk/ferries |
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Details
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While these contents and particulars described here are
believed to be correct. They do not form part of any contract and are not warranted.
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