81.72 acres of diverse upland grassland and meadow, located approximately 5.5 miles southeast of Wigton and on the edge of the Lake District National Park, presents an opportunity for a range of land uses, including grazing, conservation, and environmental projects. The land, which is divided into 57.94 acres of rough grazing and 24.66 acres of mowable pasture, features a mix of level and gently undulating terrain at an elevation of 250 to 270 metres above sea level. The majority of the land is classified as Grade 5, with a smaller portion as Grade 4, under the MAFF Provisional Agricultural Land Classification. The Brickfield 3 soil series, which is suitable for livestock rearing and grazing, covers the land. The property offers significant environmental and ecological benefits, with potential for biodiversity enhancement, carbon sequestration, and participation in sustainable farming incentives or conservation schemes. It is situated within a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is registered on the Rural Land Registry. The land comes with a private right of way and benefits from roadside access onto the B5299, with the possibility of connecting to a mains water supply. The freehold is available with vacant possession, and the sporting rights are included subject to ownership. The mineral rights were previously reserved. Offers for the entire property are invited, with consideration given to partial offers, and interested parties are advised to register with the selling agents. The local authority is Cumberland Council, and the nearest postcode is CA7 8DJ.