Mixed units enter Fife and Perthshire farmland market

A diverse range of Scottish farms are on the market this week in Fife and Perthshire.

Bonnyton Farm, near Leven, Fife, is for sale at a guide price of £1.6m for the whole, or in two lots.

The 222-acre unit has been run as a stock farm but is capable of being a mixed enterprise. It is mainly down to grass but the south-facing Grade 3 land has previously produced combinable crops.

The farm has various outbuildings, including an Atcost general-purpose shed with concrete floor and grain walls, a redundant traditional steading and several storage and livestock buildings.

There is also a five-bedroom farmhouse. (Bell Ingram 01307 462 516)

A Perthshire hill farm which can run in excess of 650 sheep is being sold near Aberfeldy.

Priced at offers over £750,000, Inchgarth has 76 acres of permanent pasture and 333 acres of open heather hill ground. Grazing rights on a further 3,000 acres are available by separate negotiation. The ground is south-facing and rises from 185m to 400m and consists of Grade 5 and Grade 6 land.

The farm has a range of traditional buildings, a three-bedroom farmhouse and a one-bedroom flat. The current Blackface flock is also being offered by separate negotiation. (CKD Galbraith 01786 434 600)

Also in Perthshire, a mixed farm with about 171 acres is for sale near Alyth.

Mornity Farm is generally level and the majority of the land is Grade 3 with approximately 154 acres cropped with potatoes, temporary grassland and combinable crops. A further 14 acres is down to permanent pasture, with a small area of woodland.

The farm has one modern building with lean-tos on either side. There is also a number of traditional stone buildings and a three-bedroom farmhouse.

It has a guide price of £1.445m for the whole, or in two lots. (Bell Ingram 01738 621 121)