Highlands Rewilding, a company focused on nature recovery and community prosperity, is selling the 338-hectare North Bunloit estate in the Scottish Highlands. The estate is a mixed habitat with conifer plantations, peatland, bog, ancient native woodland, and heath, and is being managed to increase biodiversity, carbon sequestration, and community engagement. The company is seeking a buyer who will continue its mission to rewild and repeople the Highlands, or is open to offers from those who want to manage the estate independently. The estate includes a four-bedroom contemporary house, Ardachy, which offers breathtaking views of Loch Ness and the Monadhliath mountain range. The property is home to a variety of wildlife, including pine martens, red squirrels, and wild boar, and has potential for tourism with the nearby Great Glen Way. The buyer will have the opportunity to shape the future management of the estate through the Nature and Community in Perpetuity (NCIP) or Operating System Partnerships for Rewilding (OSPREY) models.