AMENITY TREES, ARBORICULTURE & TREE RISK MANAGEMENT
Trees play a crucial role in both rural and urban environments and increasingly require specialist and sensitive management. We are able to carry out tree condition surveys, pre-development tree surveys in accordance with industry standards (BS5837) and provide tree and woodland management plans for landowners and developers. We also have expertise in project managing arboricultural and amenity landscaping contracts and the management of specialist tree collections.
- Tree survey (BS 5837:2012)
- Planting, design and species choice
- Utility arboriculture
- Management of arboreta and special tree collections
- Tree risk management
For further information on Amenity Trees, Arboriculture and Tree Risk Management, please email Dr Ben Lennon or phone him on 07717 227682.
CROFT LAND WITH PLANNING FOR RESIDENTIAL SITE
LOWER BALNACRUIE, BOAT OF GARTEN, GRANTOWN-ON-SPEY
Croft land, extending to 9.52 hectares (23.52 acres), is to be offered in three lots or as a whole.
The croft land benefits from Planning Permission in Principle (reference no: 19/04771/PIP) for the erection of a dwelling house.
The croft land is ideally situated within the Cairngorms National Park and enjoys fantastic views over the surrounding landscapes.
Lot 1 - Offers invited in excess of £140,000 (ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS STERLING)
Lot 2 - Offers invited in excess of £60,000 (SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS STERLING)
Lot 3 - Offers invited in excess of £65,000 (SIXTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS STERLING)
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