Clynemilton Farm is a picturesque property located about 2 miles north of the village of Brora in Sutherland, Scotland. The farm consists of a detached farmhouse, two derelict cottages, farm buildings, and approximately 947.97 acres of land, including crofted and non-crofted areas. The farmhouse has been extended and features five bedrooms, a conservatory, and a stone-walled garden with a lawned area and vegetable patch. The land is a mix of hill grazing, permanent grassland, and native woodlands, with a focus on finishing sheep. The property also includes a 99kW hydroelectric scheme, which generates electricity and has a Feed-in Tariff payment until 2034. The farm is easily accessible via the A9 and enjoys stunning views of the coast and surrounding farmland. The nearby village of Brora offers a range of amenities, including a supermarket, general shops, restaurants, and a railway station. The city of Inverness is about an hour and twenty minutes' drive away and offers a range of modern amenities, including an airport with regular flights to the south and Europe.