Land at Ashburnham Gardens, South Queensferry, Edinburgh, EH30 9LE

 up for grabs is my woodland plot in scotland (left side only) the perfect spot to to store your kayak type  boat plus fishing gear and or bicycles and go fishing a short pleasant walk away, the plot is freehold amenity land and situated in a quiet residential setting at south Queensferry EH309LE close to the forth bridge and harbour just 5 minutes away. Parking  is in street nearby half an hour or so from Edinburgh.There are shops and all you need to enjoy a short break or touring holiday.Unfortunately I cant get there as often as I would like so over to a new owner.The views of the harbour and bridge are stunning

Detached family homes on this street typically command prices between £600,000 and £700,000+.Recent Market Activity34 Ashburnham Gardens: This detached house fetched £656,000 in April 2026.48 Ashburnham Gardens: This detached property is currently on the market for offers over £650,000, carrying a Home Report valuation of £675,000.Benchmark Historical Sale13 Ashburnham Gardens: Sold for £733,133 in October 2024.

Planning permission is not needed for the aforementioned use and is ok with the council so long as it's temporary or occasional there is a tarmac path leading to the plots from the road the plot offered is the one on the left with space for your tent etc at the end nearest the wood.the larger plot is for sale at auction elsewhere

Bidding is likely to be strong so get in quick to avoid missing out. 

The highest bidder wins so good luck! Note there is a £500 or so legal fee on top for conveyancing payable to the solicitor.Deeds can be processed within weeks much quicker than in England

more plots nearby if you prefer

 (No Planning Permission Is Required to:)

use the land for passive, low-impact recreational and environmental activities that keep the land open: 

• Basic Maintenance: You can, clear overgrown brambles, trim existing hedges, and tidy up leaves to keep the plot looking presentable.

• Passive Recreation: You can use the open space for walking, reading, birdwatching, or letting children play on the open grass. 

• Temporary Camping: Under Scottish Permitted Development Rights (Part 4), you can pitch a temporary tent or park a moveable caravan on the land for up to 28 days total per calendar year, provided it is completely removed afterward. 

• Personal Foraging: You can pick wild berries, mushrooms, or herbs growing naturally on the plot or create a small herb patch

• You cannot  build any structure or put garden furniture on the land permanently or install boundary fences, gates, or walls without first obtaining permission

• nor can you lay down gravel or tarmac