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The Herald Scotland
7 days ago
- Business
- The Herald Scotland
Scottish forest with pond and cabin option put up for sale
Landfor Chartered Land and Forestry Agency said that 'subject to consent, this scenic setting presents an excellent opportunity to erect a hut or cabin, providing a peaceful retreat within the woodland' in South Lanarkshire. The forest is in a 'prime location'. (Image: Landfor) Drumsmuir Wood, near Carluke, is described as a 'well-located and managed second rotation conifer woodland, featuring an attractive age profile and high amenity value'. The agent said: 'Following felling of the first rotation, the property now comprises a high proportion of improved Sitka spruce, alongside small parcels of Lodgepole pine and Hybrid larch, planted in various stages from 2006 onwards, with the most recent planting taking place in spring 2025. READ MORE: 'Located just 3.5 miles southeast of the small town of Carluke, Drumsmuir Wood enjoys excellent transport links by road, ensuring easy accessibility across Scotland. 'Drumsmuir's Wood enjoys a prime location in southern Scotland, close to well-established timber markets. Combined with its excellent crop quality and strong amenity appeal, the woodland presents a highly attractive investment opportunity.' The forest is marketed at offers over £425,000.
The Herald Scotland
04-07-2025
- Business
- The Herald Scotland
‘Dream property': Scottish estate with two beaches for sale
Landfor Chartered Land and Forestry Agency is handling the sale of Cameron Farm on the Isle of Mull, which has the potential to be turned into a tourist venture, a farm, or a home It also includes 1.5 kilometres of rugged coastline. (Image: Landfor) The agent said: 'The property offers access to a picturesque sandy bay with two beaches, enveloped by ancient semi natural Oak and Birch woodland set against the backdrop of Ben Buie sitting at an elevation of 717 metres above sea level. 'This rarely available property and its location are ideal for those seeking a secluded retreat or an active outdoor lifestyle with access to a jetty for kayaking, sea fishing, sailing and exploring the islands of the Inner Hebrides.' READ MORE: 'Presenting a unique and rare opportunity to acquire a coastal property with potential to develop a family home, small holding, holiday accommodation and to enjoy this exceptional coastal property. 'The derelict farmhouse and steading are of a traditional style, sitting in a lovely, elevated position with a stunning panoramic coastal view across Loch Buie with the islands of Colonsay and Jura visible in the distance.' The farmhouse is derelict. (Image: Landfor) Landfor said: 'Situated on the southern coast of the Island of Mull, located off the west coast of Scotland, Cameron Farm sits in a stunningly spectacular and tranquil location overlooking the sea loch called Loch Buie. 'It comes with ownership of approximately 1.5 kilometres of rugged coastline with two beautiful sandy bays and access to a jetty. This secluded yet accessible property is located just 12 miles southwest of the Craignure ferry terminal and 19 miles from the Fishnish ferry terminal, via the A849 and C54 public roads, which provide access to the mainland.' READ MORE: 'Unique' Scottish estate goes on market for first time in centuries Plans approved to transform historic walled garden into 'landmark' distillery It added: 'The Isle of Mull is renowned for its stunningly diverse scenery and dramatic landscape, making it one of Scotland's most popular and picturesque islands. The island is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a wide variety of activities, rugged coastline, sandy beaches and abundant wildlife on land and in the sea surrounding the island. 'Nearby, are charming villages and the popular town of Tobermory to the north, providing a range of local amenities, including accommodation, restaurants, and primary schools on the island and secondary school education in Oban. 'Despite being an island, the Isle of Mull is well-equipped with excellent amenities that ensure residents and holidaymakers alike can enjoy the tranquillity of island life without sacrificing modern conveniences.' Cameron Farm is on the market at offers over £375,000.
The Herald Scotland
02-07-2025
- Business
- The Herald Scotland
Scottish forest in 'stunning location' put up for sale
Landfor Chartered Land and Forestry Agency is marketing the sale of Torrish Forest which has 75,000 square metres of maturing timber to harvest. The forest has sporting rights. (Image: Landfor) The agent said: "Torrish Forest is located in the picturesque region of Sutherland in Northern Scotland, celebrated for its dramatic and wild landscapes. "This area features rugged coastlines, heather-covered hills, prominent lochs, and expansive glens. Renowned for its exceptional fishing and deer stalking, the region also boasts a well-developed road network that connects the east, west and north coasts of Scotland, with the North Coast 500 route and major timber haulage route south via the A9 to Inverness." READ MORE: Landfor said: "Torrish Forest was established on former hill ground between 1978 and 1988 as part of a nationwide initiative to expand commercial woodland across northern Scotland. "Initially planted with a diverse range of conifer species, including Sitka spruce, Lodgepole pine, Larch, Norway spruce, Douglas fir, and Scots pine, the woodland has undergone harvesting and restructuring of part of the first rotation." The agent said the property is a "well-presented, large-scale, mixed-aged commercial conifer forest set in the scenic Sutherland region of the Scottish Highlands, offering a substantial volume of maturing timber ready for harvesting and high yielding young conifer crops". It is set in a "stunning location in a highly scenic area of Sutherland in the Scottish Highlands". The freehold asking price is marketed at offers over £3.35 million.
Daily Record
20-05-2025
- Business
- Daily Record
Scottish woodland with stunning views of Ben Nevis on sale for offers over £185000
A scenic Scottish woodland with sweeping views of the iconic Ben Nevis mountain range has hit the market, offering what agents describe as an 'excellent small-scale investment opportunity ' with immediate earning potential. Kilmonivaig Wood, a 12.35-hectare (30.51-acre) commercial conifer forest, is located just four miles west of Spean Bridge in the heart of the Highlands. The freehold site is now being marketed by Landfor Chartered Land and Forestry Agency at offers over £185,000. Described as a 'compact and attractive' woodland, the forest was planted in 1975 and features a productive crop of Sitka spruce, now reaching maturity. The agents said this presents the buyer with two strong options: harvest the timber for immediate tax-free income, or continue to allow it to grow to increase its volume and future return. 'Covering approximately 10.50 hectares, the timber crop is now reaching maturity and could be harvested within the next five years,' Landfor said. 'This presents the purchaser with the opportunity to generate immediate tax-free income or, alternatively, to allow further growth, increasing the volume of harvestable timber within the woodland.' The underlying soils, mainly peaty gleys and humus-iron podzols, are well-suited to commercial forestry, which is reflected in the robust growth of the conifer crop. The yield classes are reported to be reaching 16 and above, indicating strong productivity for the area. But it is not just the economic potential that makes Kilmonivaig Wood an attractive prospect. Landfor also highlighted its exceptional setting and the spectacular views it offers. 'Set in one of Scotland's most picturesque regions, the woodland enjoys outstanding views of the world-famous Ben Nevis Mountain range and presents an excellent small-scale investment opportunity for an incoming purchaser,' the agency said. Situated in the scenic Scottish Highlands, the woodland offers dramatic and far-reaching views across the Grey Corries and the Great Glen. The area surrounding the wood is not only beautiful but also practical for forestry operations. Just 8.7 miles south lies Fort William, a popular Highland town that serves as a hub for visitors and locals alike. Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice. 'Around 8.7 miles to the south is the popular town of Fort William, which provides a wide range of amenities, including hotels, restaurants, and various outdoor attractions and activities,' Landfor noted. The region benefits from good access to timber markets, particularly for high-quality Sitka spruce. The BSW sawmill in nearby Corpach offers a convenient market for sawlog timber, while jetty facilities close by enable timber exports by sea. Transport links are also strong, with the A82 providing road access to key destinations. Fort William's railway station offers direct connections to Glasgow and beyond, making the woodland both remote and easily accessible for commercial use. For more information or to arrange a viewing, interested buyers are encouraged to visit the Landfor website and get in touch with the agency directly.
The Herald Scotland
20-05-2025
- Business
- The Herald Scotland
Forest with 'outstanding views' to Ben Nevis Range for sale
Landfor Chartered Land and Forestry Agency said the Kilmonivaig Wood is a 'compact and attractive' first-rotation commercial conifer woodland, established in 1975 with a productive crop of Sitka spruce near Fort William. The agent said: 'Covering approximately 10.50 hectares, the timber crop is now reaching maturity and could be harvested within the next five years. 'This presents the purchaser with the opportunity to generate immediate tax-free income or, alternatively, to allow further growth, increasing the volume of harvestable timber within the woodland. 'The underlying soils are predominantly peaty gleys and humus-iron podzols, well-suited to commercial forestry, as demonstrated by the strong growth rates of the conifer crop with yield classes reaching 16 and above.' The forest is in a 'stunning setting'. (Image: Landfor) Landfor added: 'Set in one of Scotland's most picturesque regions, the woodland enjoys outstanding views of the world-famous Ben Nevis Mountain range and presents an excellent small-scale investment opportunity for an incoming purchaser. 'Kilmonivaig Wood lies in a stunning setting approximately four miles west of Spean Bridge in the Scottish Highlands offering dramatic and far-reaching views of the Ben Nevis Mountain range, Grey Corries, and the Great Glen.' READ MORE: The agent said: 'Around 8.7 miles to the south is the popular town of Fort William, which provides a wide range of amenities, including hotels, restaurants, and various outdoor attractions and activities. 'The area is renowned for its excellent conditions for timber growth, particularly high-quality Sitka spruce, and benefits from outstanding scenery alongside good access to timber markets. BSW's sawmill in Corpach offers a very convenient local market for sawlog timber as well as jetty facilities nearby that enable timber exports by sea. 'Transport links in the area are well-developed, with the A82 providing access to key regional destinations, while Fort William railway station offers direct connections to Glasgow and beyond.' The freehold being marketed at offers over £185,000.
