Land For Sale £1,850,000
SITUATION
Letham Farm enjoys an attractive rural setting, a short distance to the south of the village of Bankfoot in the county of Perthshire and conveniently positioned for the A9 Trunk road which passes just to the east of Bankfoot. Perth lies some 8 miles to the south whilst Dunkeld is around 7 miles to the north. Bankfoot provides good day to day services including a primary school, village shop, post office, 2 pubs, church and visitors centre. The City of Perth offers more extensive services and facility’s including national retailers, banks, main line railway station, concert hall, theatre, cinema and supermarkets.
Perthshire is renowned for its productive and fertile lands capable of producing high yields of an extensive range of crops and the area is well suited to both arable cropping and livestock units. The local area is well served by a wide variety of agricultural contractors, merchants and suppliers with a successful local machinery ring which can provide additional farming resources if required. The 2 livestock markets in Stirling, about 39 miles to the south, have regular sales.
DESCRIPTION
Letham Farm extends to about 288.42 acres (116.77 hectares), with a modern and sizeable agricultural shed and yard area. The land is classified principally Grade 3(1) by the James Hutton Institute and sits about 47 metres above sea level to 74 metres at its highest point. The ground is predominantly level or gently sloping with access principally off the minor public road with established hedges bounding the majority of the subjects. The land has grown a variety of crops over recent years including cereal, potatoes, peas, suedes and grass.
Letham Farm benefits from a modern agricultural shed which is situated to the eastern side of the unit. It is accessed immediately off the minor public road and has a very practical level and good sized yard area adjacent.
LOTTING
Letham Farm is available to purchase as a whole or in two lots, per the sale plan. The owner of the farm would potentially consider offers for smaller or alternative packages of the farm.
Letham Farm enjoys an attractive rural setting, a short distance to the south of the village of Bankfoot in the county of Perthshire and conveniently positioned for the A9 Trunk road which passes just to the east of Bankfoot. Perth lies some 8 miles to the south whilst Dunkeld is around 7 miles to the north. Bankfoot provides good day to day services including a primary school, village shop, post office, 2 pubs, church and visitors centre. The City of Perth offers more extensive services and facility’s including national retailers, banks, main line railway station, concert hall, theatre, cinema and supermarkets.
Perthshire is renowned for its productive and fertile lands capable of producing high yields of an extensive range of crops and the area is well suited to both arable cropping and livestock units. The local area is well served by a wide variety of agricultural contractors, merchants and suppliers with a successful local machinery ring which can provide additional farming resources if required. The 2 livestock markets in Stirling, about 39 miles to the south, have regular sales.
DESCRIPTION
Letham Farm extends to about 288.42 acres (116.77 hectares), with a modern and sizeable agricultural shed and yard area. The land is classified principally Grade 3(1) by the James Hutton Institute and sits about 47 metres above sea level to 74 metres at its highest point. The ground is predominantly level or gently sloping with access principally off the minor public road with established hedges bounding the majority of the subjects. The land has grown a variety of crops over recent years including cereal, potatoes, peas, suedes and grass.
Letham Farm benefits from a modern agricultural shed which is situated to the eastern side of the unit. It is accessed immediately off the minor public road and has a very practical level and good sized yard area adjacent.
LOTTING
Letham Farm is available to purchase as a whole or in two lots, per the sale plan. The owner of the farm would potentially consider offers for smaller or alternative packages of the farm.
