This traditional hill farm and equestrian property in the Scottish Highlands extends to approximately 276.95 acres, comprising a modern farmhouse, outbuildings, and 112.08 hectares of land. The farmhouse, built in 2004, offers four bedrooms, an office, and a utility room, with stunning views of Loch Tay and the surrounding hills. The property also features an agricultural shed, stables with an all-weather arena, kennels, and a traditional stone byre, set in 9.56 hectares of grazing land. The land is classified as Class 5 and 6, with gradient limitations, and is predominantly permanent grass and rough grazing. The property is registered organic and attracts an Organic Maintenance Scheme payment, and is also eligible for the AECS scheme. The majority of the land lies within Payment Region 1, with some areas in Region 2 and 0. The property offers a unique opportunity to lease or purchase additional hill land and arable land, as well as 700 hefted Blackface ewes and 200 hoggs.