Morris Marshall & Poole, with Norman Lloyd, are offering for sale by private treaty a rare opportunity to purchase 369.02 acres of upland pastureland in Wales, with potential for carbon sequestration and woodland creation. The land extends to 369.02 acres and includes two useful steel portal frame buildings and an old stone house, with 180.92 acres forming part of the Berwyn Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). The land rises from 378 meters to 656 meters, offering far-reaching views across the Upper Tanat Valley and Berwyn Mountains. The property is held under title numbers CYM793025, CYM782616, and CYM777740 (Absolute), and is offered primarily as a whole, but the vendors may consider individual lots. The land has natural water supplies and is registered with Rural Payments Wales, with entitlements available by separate negotiation. The property is sold freehold with vacant possession on completion, subject to and with the benefit of any existing rights of way, drainage, water, and other rights, easements, and wayleaves. Interested parties are invited to negotiate a purchase price through private treaty.