For SaleProperty in Bunloit, Drumnadrochit, Inverness, Highland, IV63£325,000

Borlum Woods & Strone Grazings - An attractive mix of woodland and grazings (included crofted common grazing) located in a spectacular position above Loch Ness. Lot 2 – Borlum Woods & Strone Grazings Approximately 102.95 Ha (254.40 acres). Borlum Wood covers an area of approximately 40 hectares. It was previously a block of productive conifer, planted in 1963 and felled in 2016 by a previous owner. It was restocked in 2019 before Highlands Rewilding took over management and this planting was carried out with a productive woodland in mind. The area is now a block of even-aged Sitka spruce and Scots pine with naturally regenerating birch throughout, the growth of which has been enabled by the deer-fence that surrounds this area. A section is registered Common Grazing land, extending to about 47.36 hectares/117.02 acres, situated at the northern end of the estate and known as Strone Grazings. The estate is entitled to a one seventh share of the grazing. Two areas have been apportioned by the Crofters Commission between the Estate and adjoining neighbours. These apportioned areas have been fenced off, but the estate retains the sporting rights. Crofted Common grazings means there are various parties who have 3rd party grazing rights over the majority of the land (further details on these parties and the common grazings from the selling agent). This property has 254.4 acres of land. Situation Situated just to the south of Drumnadrochit, the estate benefits from vehicular access to all of the local amenities nearby and is within easy commuting distance of the city of Inverness. The Drumnadrochit area is famous for its association with Loch Ness and is an excellent point from which to explore the Highlands, with its unspoilt hillsides providing a haven for plants, wildlife and excellent rural sporting opportunities. The village of Drumnadrochit has good local shops catering for daily needs and highly acclaimed primary and secondary schools as well as a new medical centre. Transport links are improving to the Highlands with the ongoing duelling of the A9 trunk road, new Inverness city bypass and expansion of the airport, now providing regular flights to London and the continent. Directions If travelling from Inverness, drive south along the edge of Loch Ness on the A82 and continue through the village of Drumnadrochit, heading south to reach Lewiston. Just south of Lewiston, cross the road bridge and turn right on to the minor public road, signposted Bunloit. Follow this road in a southerly direction up the winding road to reach the north of Bunloit Estate on either side of the public road, as shown on the sale plan. What3words///brightly.costly.moon