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Strategic Settlements

Kingussie 

Proposals 

KG/H1: This 16.05Ha site would provide land for 
short- and longer-term housing supply in Kingussie. 
It could provide land for around 300 house units. 
The site runs north from the A86 by Craig an 
Darach towards Kerrow Farm and west from 
Kerrow Farm to the rear of properties bounding 
Ardbroilach Road and is bounded by forestry to 
the north.The site is currently improved grassland 
grazed by livestock.The site provides access to the 
woodland and forestry to the north for recreation, 
and development of the site will require the 
provision of suitable pathways to link existing 
and new areas to the woodland as well as the 
provision of areas of open space and woodland to 
link to other open spaces within Kingussie.The site 
requires a new major access to be taken from the 
A86 to provide vehicle access to the site.The Park 
Authority will work with partners to produce a 
development brief for the site during the lifetime 
of the Local Plan. 

KG/OS1: The Gynack Burn and its wooded valley 
is protected as open space from inappropriate 
development. 

KG/OS2: An area of woodland within Kingussie is 
protected as open space. 

See flap on back cover for map legend 


MAP - Kingussie
(Not available in full text format)


Legend 

Cairngorms National Park 
Conservation Area 
Site of Special Scientific Interest 
Special Protection Area 
Special Area of Conservation 
Ramsar Convention Site 
National Nature Reserve 
Gardens & Designed Landscapes 
National Scenic Areas 
Indicative Settlement Boundary 
Settlement Boundary 

Settlement Zone Type 
Community 
Economic Development 
Housing 
Protected Open Space 
Village Centre 

Proposed Core Path (under consultation) 
Existing Path 
Potential New Path 



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