Lumsdaine Farm is a substantial coastal farm located in a scenic area, extending to approximately 738 acres. The farm is centered around its period, B-listed farmhouse and modern farm buildings, which include housing for livestock, grain storage, and general-purpose sheds. The farm has been run by the current owners since the early 1990s, with a focus on breeding mule ewes and running a herd of suckler cows. The farm also has two farm cottages, one of which is vacant and the other is let out. The farmhouse is a well-appointed period property with six double bedrooms, a spacious reception hall, and a kitchen with an AGA. The property has a broad timber staircase, a family bathroom, and a separate WC. The gardens are well-maintained and easily managed, with a south-facing rear garden that is predominantly down to lawn. The farm is located in the Scottish Borders area, which experiences relatively low average rainfall and mild winters.