The Cat Castle Quarry, located on Lot 7, is a stone quarry leased to Dun House Quarry until 2027, with an annual rent of £12,000 and potential wayleave rent of £2.25 per tonne transported through the site. The quarry is accessed over a disused railway line, which is owned by the vendor and will be included in the sale. The quarry is situated near a Grade II Listed aqueduct and has a history of stone extraction for construction and decorative purposes. The property also features a sheltered woodland, a stand of Wellingtonia trees, and a stone boathouse on the edge of a stretch of water called Low Fishpond. The pond was created in 1858 and has a series of four stepped weirs at its east end. The property offers a range of assets, including parkland grazing, historic ridge and furrow pastures, commercial timber woodland, and a shelter belt, as well as two fishing ponds and sporting rights. The property is being sold as a whole or in eight separate lots, and includes a former signal box with potential for development, subject to planning approval.