Drybridge

These lands form part of the Letterfourie Estate which is available in up to 5 lots, including Letterfourie House, which is a fine Adam house with 41.93 acres of garden, policies and woods.
The agricultural land and woodland is available in 4 lots.
The organic fields at Letterfourie are classified as Class 3(2) by the Macaulay Institute for Soil Research. As such they are capable of producing good yields of cereals. Latterly the land has been run on an organic basis with grass for the flock of Soay sheep. Cropping has in the past been let on a seasonal basis to an organic farmer, including for potatoes and carrots. The land rises in height from 90 m to 195 m (295'-620') above sea level. Being close to the coast this part of Scotland is renowned for its productive farmland due to the mild coastal climate.
Letterfourie Estate has policy woods and commercial plantings. Providing amenity, shelter and privacy these facilitate shooting currently let on an annual basis. Many of the woods were planted in the 1960s and include Sitka and Norway Spruce, Douglas Fir and areas of aspen.
Within the woods is Craighead Well, which might supply the nearby house site, a mineral well and a former ice house.
The land is available for sale as under:
Lot 2 Land at Letterfourie (south)
49.87 acres including 49.35 acres arable, 0.52 acres grazing/woodland grazing.
Offers over £200,000
Lot 3 Land at Letterfourie (west)
49.74 acres arable
Offers over £190,000
Lot 4 Land at Letterfourie (east)
75.84 acres including 71.12 acres arable, 3.21 acres grazing/woodland grazing, 1.51 acres woods.
Offers over £280,000
Lot 5 Letterfourie Woods
90.22 acres including 7.59 acres woodland grazing and 82.63 acres woods.
Offers over £135,000
A lotting plan and revised area schedule are listed under plans/floor plans.
SGRIPD
The sellers may be prepared to include Single Farm Payment Entitlements in addition (apportioned if sold in lots). Before deductions these are:
74.45 entitlements @ 297.97 Euros
6.45 entitlements @342.21 Euros
Letterfourie Estate participates in the Organic Aid Scheme.
Land Management Options have been entered into in respect of management of dykes, ditches and vernacular buildings.