Corsindae Estate is a picturesque 1,080-acre estate in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, centered around a 15th-century tower house. The estate features a mix of residential, farming, forestry, sporting, and natural capital assets, with opportunities to develop redundant buildings for commercial or residential use. The estate is surrounded by rolling hills and fertile land, with a dramatic northern backdrop dominated by Bennachie and its iconic peak, Mither Tap. The estate includes arable land, pasture, and rough grazing, as well as 400 acres of amenity woodlands and commercial plantations. The sporting rights over the estate are held in-hand and are included in the sale. The estate is located near the villages of Sauchen and Midmar, and is equidistant from the towns of Banchory and Inverurie, which offer a range of services including healthcare, banking, shops, restaurants, and bars. The estate is also close to the River Don, which is renowned for its exceptional wild brown trout and salmon fishing. The region offers a wide range of outdoor pursuits, including country sports, whisky tasting, winter sports, climbing, and cycling, as well as several prestigious golf courses.