North Faulds is a woodland property that was established on former agricultural land in the mid-1990s, featuring a mix of Sitka spruce and Lodgepole pine. The forest has been maturing well over the past five years and is expected to produce a significant volume of timber in the next decade. The Lodgepole pine has served as a nurse crop, allowing the spruce to develop well and potentially yielding a high percentage of sawlogs. The property also boasts a unique mosaic of open areas, making it an excellent spot for deer stalking and rough shooting. Additionally, a former ruin on the property could be developed into a dwelling, subject to consent, offering a peaceful retreat amidst the woodland surroundings.