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Beinn Bhreac Hill, Loch Lomond G63
£1,750,000

Our Summary

  • The large areas of degraded peatland were included in a restoration project
  • The current peatland restoration project at Cashel is estimated to yield around 26,500 tCO2e in emission reductions over project lifetime
  • Sporting As part of the peatland restoration project, ongoing deer control is necessary to meet the project's conditions
  • For your own personal safety, please be aware of potential hazards when viewing
  • Peatland restoration project recently completed
  • Potential for further woodland creation

Description

Beinn Bhreac Hill is a substantial area of hill ground located within Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, near the village of Drymen and Ben Lomond. The property is accessed directly off a public road and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The hill ground is part of Cashel Forest Estate, which is managed as a native forest with public access encouraged. The property features a mix of peatland and montane tree planting, with significant areas of native pinewood planting. The land rises from 60m to 580m above sea level and includes areas of flatter ground with impeded drainage and sections of deep peat. The property offers a rare opportunity to play a key role in the ongoing stewardship and management of this stunning landscape, which contains some of Scotland's most spectacular and important habitats. Viewing is strictly by appointment and prospective buyers are advised to be aware of potential hazards when viewing the property.