Brough Pier towards Hoy

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1. Lovely image, Scott. That would certainly be a splendid view to have !

   1. It completely took my breath away Graham – even put it in to my TPE for a return at some point.

2. I am not sure if I like the image or the thought of that back garden view the best….I guess I would be very satisfied with either (or being greedy BOTH!)

   1. Well it was a BnB has a Paddock, stables and large Shed and Tearoom – lots of potential but needs modernising tbh. Here is the link https://www.mcewanfraserlegal.co.uk/properties/town_Thurso/brough-dunnet-thurso-highland/87724

      1. Some TLC needed…but potential

3. I’m finally getting my wish of having a water (creek) view from the new house. Something I’ve always wished for. It doesn’t hurt being just 5 minutes from the ocean either!

   Lovely shot! Doesn’t look like much beach to walk on though?

   1. No little or no beach lots of stones this on the very Northern tip of the Scottish Mainland and is mainly steep cliffs and rugged inlets very dramatic but only really appreciated from the sea.

4. Yes, I’d love that view too. I always have to have a view of water from my abode. It’s a mandatory requirement when considering buying a new home. .

   1. I was brought up in the city but visited the coast regularly – so I am not surprised to be living in Lossiemouth now – this view was just sheer drama plus clear views of Orkney completely sold me – the house needs lots of modernising though.

5. That’s pretty easy on the eye! Are you buying?

   1. No I afraid not Lyle as I would be paying for the view alone and that will cost you 200K and trust me it doesn’t always look like this – the house needs lots of work – the link to the property is in David’s reply above – it’s tired with much potential.

6. Hope they’re not near enough the cliff edge to topple in, Scott 🙂 🙂

   1. No about 50 yards back – no subsidence issues along this coast. Has a paddock and several acres of land though.

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