A patch of land containing a forest, farmland and a man-made loch in rural Perthshire has been put on the market for just over £1.7 million.
The majority of the land at West Tullyfergus, Alyth, spanning 316 acres, was planted in 1994 with Sitka spruce, along with a good proportion of mixed broadleaves to offer species diversity and firewood.
High-yielding crops, estimated to range from Yield Class 20-24, can be seen across the property and will “produce a substantial volume of timber when maturity is reached”, according to selling agents John Clegg and Co.
