Craigwillie Farm is a 221.52-acre property located in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, renowned for its fertile land. The farm benefits from excellent access via public roads and an internal track system. The land is predominantly classified as Grade 3(2) and is well-suited for a range of agricultural uses, including livestock production, rotational grazing, and arable cropping. The farm features a detached farmhouse with two levels of accommodation, a large basement, and a loft with space in two areas. The property also includes a charming stone-built bothy, a double garage, and a sunroom. The farm's outbuildings include a range of steel-framed and traditional stone-walled structures, providing excellent versatility for various uses. The property is served by a private water supply, mains electricity, and a septic tank for foul water disposal. The farm also benefits from a sustainable energy setup, including solar panels, and is located approximately one mile west of Huntly.