Mark Farm is a 200-acre upland grass farm in South Scotland with potential for commercial conifer woodland and carbon credits. The farm has productive and free-draining soils, making it suitable for livestock grazing and afforestation. It is located in a prime area for forestry production, with direct access from a public road and proximity to timber processors. The property has a north-westerly aspect and gently undulating terrain, with a mix of moderate to poor-quality agricultural land. The farm is bounded by established commercial forestry to the east and grazing land to the south and west, with a public road running along the northern boundary. The property offers potential for deer stalking and has been classified as suitable for timber transport. With recent approvals for woodland creation in the surrounding area, Mark Farm presents an attractive opportunity for those looking to establish a commercial conifer woodland and generate carbon credits.