A collection of holiday cabins which hit the headlines last year is up for sale.

Logierait Pine Lodges, a set of 15 holiday homes situated on the banks of the River Tay, are for sale for offers at or around £600,000. They comprise five one-bedroom units, nine 2-bedroom cabins and a 3-bedroom unit and form a holiday park in the small hamlet of Logierait, between Aberfeldy and Pitlochry.

The lodges, which bring in around £50,000 in rent a year, were at the centre of an incident last year in which a man staying there constructed an amateur nail-bomb. The park was evacuated and a bomb disposal team called in after the man was found in a chalet with a suicide note and the improvised bomb. The man was later jailed. Nobody was hurt in the incident.

The chalets are being sold along with two residential 2-storey buildings, one a manager’s house and the other a former post office. Owned by Castlecroft Securities, they are on long-term let to Fusion Group UK.

Sales enquiries should go to J & E Shepherd on 01738 638188.

For further information visit www.shepherd.co.uk