Property for sale in Sheds At Skipperscleuch, Langholm DG13

Two modern agricultural sheds incorporating both a feed store and cattle handling system. The land and buildings are located on the periphery of the town of Langholm and are accessed via a private track off the A7.

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  Building one - Gross External Area 572m2
  
  
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  Building two - Gross External Area 510m2
  
  

The sheds and land are offered for sale as a whole at offers over £100,000.

The block of land is approximately 1.64 hectares (4.05 acres) and lies in one block, running north of the agricultural sheds. The land is classified as Grade 4.2 on the Land Capability for Agriculture 1:50K (Scotland) map, it is all sown down to permanent pasture and benefits from a mains water supply. The land is stock proof, and generally well fenced throughout.

The land enjoys a rural yet accessible situation with the A7 located only a short distance away. The land is accessed from a private track owned by a third party. The land benefits from a servitude right of access for all purposes.

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Situation

The sheds are located on the outskirts of Langholm with access from the A7. Langholm lies between four hills in the valley of the River Esk in the Southern Uplands. The town is well know for its love of Rugby and the Langholm Common Riding, a horse riding festival which attracts thousands of tourists annually. The town has a variety of independent retailers, cafés, pubs, hotels, restaurants, butchers and bakers as well as Langholm golf course and both primary and secondary schools. Dumfries and Galloway is one of the genuinely rural areas of Scotland and therefore provides a quality of life that is becoming increasingly rare.

Location

The sheds are located on the outskirts of Langholm with access from the A7. Langholm lies between four hills in the valley of the River Esk in the Southern Uplands. The town is well know for its love of Rugby and the Langholm Common Riding, a horse riding festival which attracts thousands of tourists annually. The town has a variety of independent retailers, cafés, pubs, hotels, restaurants, butchers and bakers as well as Langholm golf course and both primary and secondary schools. Dumfries and Galloway is one of the genuinely rural areas of Scotland and therefore provides a quality of life that is becoming increasingly rare.