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A diverse mixed commercial conifer woodland with two small lochs and native broadleaves. Bare land suitable for woodland creation and potentially some development. Sporting rights included. (Photo courtesy of Landfor).

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Young mixed forest and carbon sequestration scheme. 52,267 validated Carbon Units included in the sale. Outstanding location with a panoramic view across Loch Fyne. Future timber revenue from forest thinning. (Photo courtesy of Landfor).

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A fantastic opportunity to purchase a compact, maturing commercial woodland. (Photo courtesy of Goldcrest).

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A high quality commercial forest with excellent access. In excess of 58,000 cubic metres of growing timber crops. Potential for immediate tax free income from felling. Sporting rights included. (Photo courtesy of Landfor).

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Two well located, compact and productive commercial woodlands. Lot 1 – Pickston Wood – 50.40 Hectares - Offers Over £825,000 Lot 2 – Drumcairn Wood – 20.20 Hectares - Offers Over £350,000 (Photo courtesy of Goldcrest).

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A well-located woodland with timber ready to harvest. (Photo courtesy of Goldcrest).

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An attractive mixed productive woodland with excellent opportunity for restructuring and afforestation in a scenic area of Easter Ross. (Photo courtesy of John Clegg & Co).

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A significant volume of maturing, high yield class timber crops. Central location with good access to a well-established timber market. Good sporting potential for rough shooting and Roe deer stalking. (Photo courtesy of Landfor).

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A productive and mature first rotation commercial conifer forest overlooking Loch Voil with prospect for immediate timber income, high amenity value and carbon sequestration potential. (Photo courtesy of John Clegg & Co).

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A productive plantation, set amongst rolling farmland close to the Lake District National Park. Excellent access and a mixture of maturing timber and well performing young crops. (Photo courtesy of Goldcrest).