Fit with the site
CDT considers the proposed use, the unit, the working estate and the community context before agreeing a tenancy.
Workspace at the camp
CDT lets Nissen huts and other units to businesses, social enterprises and community organisations. Ask what is currently available and what uses each space can support.
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Rent with purpose
CDT considers the proposed use, the unit, the working estate and the community context before agreeing a tenancy.
Units vary in size and condition. What is possible depends on the unit and what you have in mind — we work it out together.
Income from Camp activity helps maintain community assets and support Comrie Development Trust's wider work.
Types of space
Some larger huts may suit workshop, production or studio use. Dimensions, floor, utilities, access and permitted use vary by unit.
Some converted units may suit desk-based or appointment work. Confirm insulation, heating, connectivity, access and any privacy requirements for the available unit.
Some units may suit equipment, materials or stock. Confirm security, power, vehicle access, fire precautions and any restrictions before relying on a space.
The story behind the spaces
After the 2007 buyout, CDT made some empty huts available through the 'Free Huts' initiative in exchange for repair and community benefit. A Repair and Lease arrangement followed in 2017. Current units vary in condition and terms are agreed for the particular space and use.
Check availability
Tell us your intended use, space and access needs, utilities, preferred start date and budget. The team can then explain any current options and the next checks required.