Land For Sale £220,000
LOT 2: POLE BARN, SHEEP HANDLING PENS AND LAND EXTENDING TO ABOUT 21.23 HA (52.46 ACRES)
Pole Barn (18.08m x 12.1m)
Located on the opposite side of the public road and to the north east of the farmhouse and steading, there is a further stand-alone modern built pole barn. The building is of timber and steel portal frame construction under a tin roof and side cladding with block walls and an earth and concrete floor.
Sheep Handling Pens
Adjacent to the pole barn there is a range of well equipped sheep handling pens and sheep dipper. The pens are constructed of timber and tin side cladding with a stone floor.
The Land
The land within Lot 2 extends to approximately 21.23 Ha (52.46 Acres) and extends north east of the pole barn. The land is principally classified as Grade 4.2 and Grade 6.3 by The James Hutton Institute and rises from 264m to 284m above sea level at its highest point. The land is predominately down to grazing and the enclosures all benefit from an excellent level of access directly from the adjacent public roads which bound the subjects to the north and west.
Pole Barn (18.08m x 12.1m)
Located on the opposite side of the public road and to the north east of the farmhouse and steading, there is a further stand-alone modern built pole barn. The building is of timber and steel portal frame construction under a tin roof and side cladding with block walls and an earth and concrete floor.
Sheep Handling Pens
Adjacent to the pole barn there is a range of well equipped sheep handling pens and sheep dipper. The pens are constructed of timber and tin side cladding with a stone floor.
The Land
The land within Lot 2 extends to approximately 21.23 Ha (52.46 Acres) and extends north east of the pole barn. The land is principally classified as Grade 4.2 and Grade 6.3 by The James Hutton Institute and rises from 264m to 284m above sea level at its highest point. The land is predominately down to grazing and the enclosures all benefit from an excellent level of access directly from the adjacent public roads which bound the subjects to the north and west.
