Minishant — Minishant

Grange Mains extends to approximately 73.92 hectares (182.65 acres) in total. The land sits in three parcels west of Minishant and is intersected by School Road. The farmhouse and steading are conveniently located for the total land holding, on the southern side of the public road. The farm buildings are general purpose, providing space for livestock and general storage as required. The land is mostly ploughable pasture, and has been utilised predominantly for livestock grazing and silage in recent years. The property would be an ideal bolt on holding for larger farming operations, but equally could be developed further to be a stand alone unit. The property is offered as a whole or in two lots as described below. LOT 1 Grange Mains Farmhouse, Steading and 28.42 Hectares (70.22 acres) Farmhouse - Grange Mains Farmhouse is constructed of stone under a slate roof. On the ground floor there is a kitchen, utility room, shower room, lounge, dining room and study. On the first floor there are two bedrooms and a bathroom on a half landing. The property benefits from oil fired central heating/hot water system and is connected to mains electricity and water. Attached to the farmhouse is the Bothy, which has previously been used as a farm shop and as an artist's studio. It interconnects to the house and could be developed for further residential accommodation. There is a medium sized enclosed garden with lawn, gravel and a range of hedging, bushes and shrubs. The farmhouse is presently occupied by a residential tenant and will not be available to view immediately. Farm Buildings - The farm benefits from a range of buildings predominantly of modern (but dated) construction as set out below. Dutch Barn (31.7m x 10.4m) Steel portal frame with concrete floor, blockwork walls and profile metal sheet cladding and roof. General Purpose Building (30.1m x 24.6m) – Steel portal frame, mixture of solid concrete and slatted floors, concrete panels and Yorkshire boarding and fibre cement