Land

Mullardoch Estate, situated in the Scottish Highlands, spans approximately 4261.65 acres and lies immediately to the south of Loch Mullardoch. The estate features a mix of hill ground, native woodlands of Scots Pine and Birch, and naturally regenerating woodlands, resulting in a rich and varied environment. The terrain rises from 250 meters above sea level to 1101 meters at its highest point, with a munro, Tom a' Choinich, partly situated on the estate.

The land is classified as Grade 6:3 by the James Hutton Institute. The estate is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including red deer, pine martins, and golden eagles, and features a number of burns, including a principal one feeding Loch Mullardoch.