3 bedroom house

Cardenden, Lochgelly, Fife, KY5 0HG

Guide Price

£1,950,000

  • Status: FOR SALE SOLD UNDER OFFER
  • First Marketed: Jul 2021
  • Removed: Date Not Available
  • 432.35 acres
  • 3 beds

Residential Tags: Farmhouse

Property Tags: Cold Stores, Equestrian, Grain Dryer, Livestock Farm, Traditional Buildings

Land Tags: Arable Land, Pasture Land, Permanent Pasture, Woodland

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  • First Marketed: Jul 2021
  • Removed: Date Not Available
  • Residential Tags: Farmhouse
  • Property Tags: Cold Stores, Equestrian, Grain Dryer, Livestock Farm, Traditional Buildings
  • Land Tags: Arable Land, Pasture Land, Permanent Pasture, Woodland
North Pitkinny Farm is a ring-fenced mixed farming unit extending to about 432.35 acres (174.95 hectares) with a traditional and well-presented farmhouse and range of farm buildings lying in the heart of the farm with a sizeable yard. The farmland is a mix of arable, temporary grass and permanent pasture fields with well-established hedges, woodland areas and a small area of rough grazings.

The land lies within a single contiguous block with fields of a good workable size with many of the field boundaries marked by well-established hedges with good access either directly off the minor public road or via the internal farm tracks.

The arable land is principally classified at Grade 3(2) as designated by the James Hutton Institute. It is gently sloping and principally north-facing, rising from about 80m above sea level at its lowest point to approximately 100m above sea level at its highest point. The average rainfall for the region is 883mm per annum. The farm has been run historically as a mixed unit, rearing cattle, over-wintering sheep and the growing of principally spring barley and periodically potatoes. Currently, a number of the arable fields are let for the growing of broccoli and cauliflower with some of the grass fields let under grazing agreements. The eastern side of the farm was, at one time, open cast mine but was re-instated some forty years ago and has been farmed by the current owners for the last 25 years.

NORTH PITKINNY FARMHOUSE
North Pitkinny Farmhouse is a traditional farmhouse with a harled and painted exterior under a tiled roof. It is very well presented with good sized rooms offering flexible accommodation. Lying over two floors the accommodation comprises:

Ground Floor
Boot room, breakfasting kitchen with Aga open plan to sitting room, utility room, conservatory, bedroom 4/ reception room, shower room.

First Floor
Bedroom with walk-in wardrobe, 2 further bedrooms, family bathroom.

The garden lies principally to the south and east with a gravelled area to the north and parking in the yard to the west.

METHOD OF SALE
North Pitkinny Farm is available as a whole or in 6 lots.

LOT 1 - NORTH PITKINNY FARM - ABOUT 102.19 ACRES (41.35 HA)

North Pitkinny Farmhouse
North Pitkinny Farmhouse is a traditional farmhouse with a harled and painted exterior under a tiled roof. It is very well presented with good sized rooms offering flexible accommodation. Lying over two floors the accommodation comprises:

Ground Floor: Boot room, breakfasting kitchen with Aga open plan to sitting room, utility room, conservatory, bedroom 4/ reception room, shower room.

First Floor: Bedroom with walk-in wardrobe, 2 further bedrooms, family bathroom.

The garden lies principally to the south and east with a gravelled area to the north and parking in the yard to the west.#

The Land
The land is principally down to grass with field 10b currently sown in spring barley. The fields are fenced with well established hedges. The principal farm access leads directly off the public road to the north to the good sized yard areas lying to the north of the buildings.

North Pitkinny Farm Buildings
The farm buildings at North Pitkinny Farm lie principally to the north of the farmhouse with a traditional outbuilding providing garaging and workshop to the west. There is tarmacked yard area to the south of the buildings and adjacent to the farmhouse to the west, with further yard areas to the north of the buildings. The principal farm track lies beyond giving direct access onto the public road to the north.

The farm buildings comprise:

• Cattle Court with concrete floor, part stone and brick walls, cattle handling facilities, corrugated fibre cement roof, with further former cattle court beyond (no roof in situ)
• Silage Pit with block concrete walls, concrete stanchions and corrugated uppers and roof.
• Former Silage Pit shed with concrete floor, part concrete walls and corrugated roof.
• Former Grain Dryer Shed of stone construction under slated roof.
• Former Potato Store with concrete floor, brick walls, corrugated roof, electrics providing useful storage.
• Hay store
• Timber stables with two loose boxes and feed store.

LOT 2 – ABOUT 142.09 ACRES (57.50 HA)
Lot 2 is a good sized block of farmland, with both arable and permanent grass fields together with a small woodland area. Lying immediately to the west of the farmhouse and farm buildings, the land to the south is predominately level with the north fields having a gently sloping aspect.

LOT 3 – ABOUT 55.24 ACRES (22.35 HA)
Lot 3 lies immediately to the east of Lot 1 and is made up of two permanent pasture fields with a small woodland to the east.

LOT 4 – ABOUT 52.84 ACRES (21.38 HA)
Lot 4 lies to the south of the farm track and to the south east of Lot 1. It comprises two fields of permanent pasture with a woodland to the east.

LOT 5 – ABOUT 33.31 ACRES (13.48 HA)
Lot 5 sits between Lots 3 and 6 and comprises two fields and a small woodland strip. The fields are currently sown in broccoli.

LOT 6 – ABOUT 37.18 ACRES (15.04 HA)
Lot 6 lies to the eastern side of the farm. It comprises three fields, sown in spring barley with a woodland to the north.


EPC Rating = E



Marketed by: Galbraith, Perth

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