Large coastal hill holding with woodland and forestry potential.
About 60 hectares (approx. 148 acres) of hill grazing land
A substantial hill grazing holding extending to about 60 hectares (148 acres), with 1.9 hectares of native woodland and long coastal views from an easterly-facing slope. The site rises from around 120m to 250m above sea level and is surrounded by commercial forestry to the north, west and south, giving clear potential for commercial or native afforestation schemes.
Practical features include a shared stoned access track off the B842 by Saddell Abbey and existing stock fencing around most boundaries. Sporting rights and mineral rights are included in the sale; there are currently no grant schemes in place and no archaeological features recorded. The majority of the land is Class 5 (with some Class 4), so it is best suited to grazing, forestry or low-intensity rural uses rather than intensive agriculture.
Buyers should note material constraints: the site is remote with no mobile signal, very slow broadband and limited local services; the wider area is classified as remoter and very deprived. Boundaries are maintained on a mutual basis where march fencing exists and purchasers must satisfy themselves about servitudes, burdens and precise legal boundaries. VAT may be payable if the seller has elected to tax.
This property will suit forestry investors, estate purchasers seeking coastal hill ground, or buyers looking to add commercial woodland. It offers clear potential for afforestation or long-term ecological management, but requires an owner comfortable with remote working, access logistics and low-intensity land use.