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 property includes Corsindae House, a family home for generations, as well as several cottages and farmhouses. The estate's 216 acres of arable land, 355 acres of pasture, and 62 acres of rough grazing are managed in-hand, with 369 acres of grazing let on a seasonal basis. The estate also features 400 acres of amenity woodlands and commercial plantations, as well as a network of mown paths and scenic nature trails. The sporting rights over the estate are held in-hand and are included in the sale. The estate is located in a scenic setting surrounded by rolling hills and fertile land, with easy access to the towns of Banchory and Inverurie, and is well-connected to Aberdeen and other major cities in Scotland.