Boreland Farm is a 70-acre farm in Perthshire, Scotland, centered around a traditional farmhouse, modern and traditional farm buildings, and two income-producing holiday cabins. The farmhouse, refurbished to a high standard, enjoys stunning views of the surrounding countryside and is powered by solar energy and a biomass boiler. The farm also features a range of modern and traditional outbuildings, including garages, workshops, and storage spaces, as well as a biomass boiler that provides heating and hot water to the farmhouse and outbuildings. The farm's 70 acres of land are used for grazing and horse keeping, with a southerly aspect and gentle slopes. The property also includes two licensed holiday cabins, which generate additional income, and has potential for further development with planning permission granted for two additional cabins.