For Sale
2 Bedrooms 
1 Bathroom Midtown, Cummertrees, Annan, DG12 5PX
OFFERS OVER – £850,000
The farm spans approximately 64.65 acres and is situated along the Solway Coast. It compromises of a stone-built cottage and a traditional steading. The property is approached over a private drive.
Midtown is situated approximately 6.3 miles from the town of Annan with nursery, primary and secondary schools, local shops, supermarkets and other local amenities.
Further afield lies the larger town of Dumfries approximately 12.1 miles away.
This location has excellent transport links with the A75 being approximately 4.6 miles away, and the M74 being approximately 15.2 miles away.
The farmhouse is built of stone and slate with views over the Solway Firth. The house has central heating from the wood burning stove which also heats the radiators as well as oil fired central heating.
Council Tax Band - C
The land, although in one lot, is clearly defined to three distinct sections, the merse, the fields from the steading to the road, and the area north of the road.
The land is mainly classified by the Macaulay Institute for Soil Research, Aberdeen as 4.1. The land is suitable for enterprises based primarily on grassland with short arable breaks (e.g. barley, oats, forage crops). Land in this division is suited to rotations which although primarily grassland, include forage crops and cereals for stock feed. The land is strategically placed to take advantage of wildfowling and also grants for conservation on the merse.
Closing Date: Not Set
For Sale
Langhope Farm, Selkirk, Scottish Borders, TD7 4PQ
A productive upland sheep and beef farm extending to around 845.77ac (342.27ha), affording a four bedroom farmhouse and a further three bedroom house with a range of farm buildings. Langhope Farm is situated at the head of Langhope Burn 8.9 miles South of Selkirk and 10.3 miles North of Hawick.
Guide Prices: Lot One - £350,000 Lot Two - £550,000 Lot Three - £81,000 Lot Four – £124,000 Lot Five - £2,000,000
Lot 1 consists of the original detached farmhouse of traditional style stone construction with a pitched and slated roof, incorporating a platform section clad in lead. The Farmhouse has a tarmac parking area with a south and west facing fenced garden accessed over a gravel path. To the east of the dwelling and also forming part of Lot 1 is a garage incorporating fuel store and modern portal frame agricultural building. The land included totals approximately 2.55 acres of payment region one land. The Council Tax band is classified as ‘F’. Lot 2 consists of The Old Steading, which is an excellent and imaginative farm building conversion of stone/block construction with a pitched and slated roof. To the rear parking is provided on two levels laid to gravel. The remaining private gardens comprise a stone seating area to the east and large south facing patio area with both affording dramatic views over the open countryside adjoining. Outbuildings included in Lot 2 comprise a metal clad Nissen hut immediately west of the dwelling whilst to the east there is a modern portal frame agricultural building with bulk feed bin adjacent set within an enclosed yard. The Council Tax band is classified as ‘F’. Lot 3 consists of approximately 13.56 acres of region one LFA land. This is at present down to a long term ley. Lot 4 consists of approximately 17.68 acres situated approximately 1 mile distant to the south east down the valley from the main farm. This area has been used for silage production and also intense aftermath grazing, it is deemed region one LFA land. Lot 5 consists of approximately 805.59 acres of good hill ground. The land is classified as 52 and 63 as per the Macaulay Institute Scale. On the northern edge of this lot lies Akermoor Loch which is a designated SSSI. The property has access to the loch by virtue of the shared frontage. The hefted sheep stock is to be sold with lot 5, at a value to be assessed at the date of entry by Mr Neil McCleary of Hexham and Northern Marts acting as sole arbiter. Part of the farm is subject to a lease held by Langhope Rig Windfarm Limited in respect of Langhope Rig Windfarm.
The property is available as a whole or in five lots.
Guide Prices: Lot One - £350,000 Lot Two - £550,000 Lot Three - £81,000 Lot Four – £124,000 Lot Five - £2,000,000
Lot 1 consists of the original detached farmhouse of traditional style stone construction with a pitched and slated roof, incorporating a platform section clad in lead. The Farmhouse has a tarmac parking area with a south and west facing fenced garden accessed over a gravel path. To the east of the dwelling and also forming part of Lot 1 is a garage incorporating fuel store and modern portal frame agricultural building. The land included totals approximately 2.55 acres of payment region one land. The Council Tax band is classified as ‘F’. Lot 2 consists of The Old Steading, which is an excellent and imaginative farm building conversion of stone/block construction with a pitched and slated roof. To the rear parking is provided on two levels laid to gravel. The remaining private gardens comprise a stone seating area to the east and large south facing patio area with both affording dramatic views over the open countryside adjoining. Outbuildings included in Lot 2 comprise a metal clad Nissen hut immediately west of the dwelling whilst to the east there is a modern portal frame agricultural building with bulk feed bin adjacent set within an enclosed yard. The Council Tax band is classified as ‘F’. Lot 3 consists of approximately 13.56 acres of region one LFA land. This is at present down to a long term ley. Lot 4 consists of approximately 17.68 acres situated approximately 1 mile distant to the south east down the valley from the main farm. This area has been used for silage production and also intense aftermath grazing, it is deemed region one LFA land. Lot 5 consists of approximately 805.59 acres of good hill ground. The land is classified as 52 and 63 as per the Macaulay Institute Scale. On the northern edge of this lot lies Akermoor Loch which is a designated SSSI. The property has access to the loch by virtue of the shared frontage. The hefted sheep stock is to be sold with lot 5, at a value to be assessed at the date of entry by Mr Neil McCleary of Hexham and Northern Marts acting as sole arbiter. Part of the farm is subject to a lease held by Langhope Rig Windfarm Limited in respect of Langhope Rig Windfarm.
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