The Parkbrae property is a 113.15-acre agricultural landholding situated near Insch, Inverurie, and Aberdeen. The land is ring-fenced and suitable for various agricultural uses, with a James Hutton Institute classification of grade 3(1) and 3(2), indicating high-yielding potential. The land is made up of 12 field parcels, rising from 120m to 140m above sea level, and has been part of a mixed farming enterprise, with regular applications of muck and inclusion of break crops and temporary grass leys. The land is fenced for sheep and cattle containment and has a private water supply. A historical dwelling on the property had full planning permission for a five-bedroom dwelling, which has since lapsed. The site offers a scenic and elevated position overlooking the village of Oyne, with services nearby.