Challoch Farm WIGTOWNSHIRE
First Class Modern Dairy Farm
LESWALT, STRANRAER, WIGTOWNSHIRE, DG9 0LQ
Stranraer 3 miles • Ayr 55 miles • Dumfries 75 miles
Summary:
Challoch Farmhouse (three reception rooms, five bedrooms) Dairy Cottage (two reception rooms, three bedrooms) Modern dairy complex with cubicles for 340 head Fullwood 24:48 swingover parlour 336 acres ploughable pasture
About 373 acres (151 hectares) in total
For sale as a whole
Savills Dumfries Savills Edinburgh 28 Castle Street Wemyss House Dumfries 8 Wemyss Place DG1 1DG Edinburgh EH3 6DG 01387 263 066 0131 247 3720 [email protected] [email protected] SITUATION Challoch Farm is situated in the Rhins For outdoor enthusiasts the Mull of Galloway peninsula, the most of Galloway is also a natural base southerly part of Scotland, which is from which to explore the beautiful renowned for having a mild climate countryside. The Southern Upland and one of the earliest growing seasons Way (a 212 mile coast to coast route) in the country. This region of south runs from Portpatrick on the west west Scotland is a genuinely rural area, coast of the Rhins peninsula, to well known for dairy and livestock Cockburnspath on the eastern farming, magnificent countryside and seaboard. Portpatrick itself is a a dramatic coastline. bustling village port, immensely popular with locals and tourists alike The farm lies adjacent to the village having a range of hotels, restaurants, of Leswalt where there is a primary a golf course and tourist attractions. school. Stranraer, the main town in Highlights of the calendar include west Galloway, is three miles to the the annual Lifeboat Week in summer south and offers a range of business and the Folk Festival in September. services, supermarkets, shops, local community hospital, marina, leisure Further outdoor pursuits including facilities, secondary schooling and a mountain biking are available in the railway station providing services north Galloway Forest Park within close to Ayr and Glasgow. proximity to Newton Stewart, which covers a vast and sparsely populated Ferry services to Northern Ireland landscape stretching to the north and (Larne and Belfast) operate from east and is one of only four national Cairnryan, only six miles north of parks in the western world to have Stranraer. In addition to the train official Dark Sky status. and ferry links at Stranraer and Cairnryan, the nearest international DESCRIPTION airports are at Prestwick (72 miles) and Challoch Farm is highly regarded Glasgow (102 miles). Prestwick has locally as being a first class dairy regular flights to an increasing number farm known for the productivity of of international destinations. The A75 its land and its excellent location: and A77 trunk roads are accessible both of these factors mean that often from Stranraer and provide easy access the cows can be out as early as mid to livestock markets at Newton Stewart February each year. The farm was (28 miles), Ayr (55 miles), Castle purchased by the current owner in Douglas (57 miles) and Carlisle the mid 1990’s and in recent years (109 miles). has had significant investment to The farm enjoys panoramic views over create a modern dairy complex to open countryside towards Loch Ryan house the 300 Holstein Friesian and is within close proximity to the milking cows plus followers, which many scenic beaches and coastal walks produce around 2.2 million litres around the northern Rhins. annually. The farm extends in total to about having easy access onto the 2.3 373 acres (151 hectares) and includes kilometres of cow tracks which further a substantial period farmhouse enhance cow flow across the farm and with five bedrooms nestled within extend the grazing period. attractive secluded grounds; a three bedroom dairy house; a modern dairy CHALLOCH FARMHOUSE complex with Fullwood parlour; a New Challoch Farmhouse stands within Zealand style handling system with 4.8 acres of mature wooded grounds foot trimming crush and automatic and is accessed via a separate tree shedding gate; cubicles for 340 cows; lined driveway leading to a gravelled calf rearing sheds; loose housing; and parking area at the front. The original three silage pits (with capacity for over dwelling dates back to 1573 with the 2500 tonnes), all set on concrete yards rear extension being a later addition in located towards the centre of the 19th century. Challoch is a well- the holding and benefitting from proportioned property offering ample good access to the grazing paddocks via family accommodation over three hardcore cow tracks. The buildings storeys (plus cellars) as shown on the have been designed by architects to accompanying floor plans. meet the highest standard of cow On the ground floor, the house comfort and welfare with excellent is accessed via the main entrance cow flow. vestibule (with original tiled floor) The land is well fenced with the which leads via an attractive glazed majority including electric wires and timber door to a large hallway all enclosures have water troughs. The with imposing sweeping stair case. farmland is in excellent heart receiving The hallway provides access to regular applications of fertiliser and accommodation on all floors. slurry, with lime applied as and when The two reception rooms to the required for maximum grass growth. front of the house benefit from many The farm has consistently grown over period features including original 15 tonnes of dry matter per hectare wooden shutters, open fireplaces and since recording started five years To the rear of the farmhouse is a dual aspect windows. A connecting ago through the AgriNet grassland fantastic walled garden, predominantly rear hallway also provides access to a management software. As part of laid to lawn with mature shrubs and sitting room, bathroom and kitchen. the improvement works in recent plants set within borders providing a The back door enters a side hallway years, slatted storage for 180,000 safe haven for children to play and a with original quarry tiled floor and gallons of slurry was installed in the private and tranquil area away from the provides access to the farm office and main yard, pumping underground working farm. log store. to two off-lying lagoons with capacity The farmhouse has UPVC double for 280,000 and 450,000 gallons On the first floor the four bedrooms glazing (timber effect, sash and case to the east and west of the holding are accessed from two light and airy windows to the front) while heating respectively. Outlets to this system landings and the two bedrooms to the and hot water are provided by the are located throughout the farm for front of the property enjoy dual aspect 80kW biomass boiler. ease of spreading. Winter fodder windows. Further stairs lead to the is produced on the farm with 3 cuts attic space providing access to the fifth of silage. The farm is laid out in a bedroom and an attic room (currently paddock system with each paddock utilised as a children’s playroom).
Bathroom 2.14m x 2.09m Sitting Shower Cold (7' x 6'10") Room Room Kitchen Store Bedroom 3.00m x 4.68m 3.01m x 2.87m Bedroom Office 4.21m x 3.99m 4.20m x 3.62m (9'10" x 15'4") (9'11" x 9'5") 4.20m x 3.63m 4.20m x 4.29m (13'10" x 13'1") (13'9" x 11'11") (13'9" x 14'1") (13'9" x 11'11")
Ground Floor Log Utility Store Area 3.01m x 1.86m 3.00m x 1.73m Drawing (9'11" x 6'1") (9'10" x 5'8") Dining Bedroom Room Room Bedroom 6.08m x 4.62m 6.14m x 3.80m 6.10m x 4.60m 6.08m x 4.92m (19'11" x 15'2") (20'2" x 12'6") (20' x 15'1") (19'11" x 16'2")
Total area: approx. 336.2 sq. metres Entrance (3618.4 sq. feet) For Vestibule First Floor 2.14m x 2.50m identification only. (7' x 8'2") Not to scale.
Play Bedroom Room 4.23m x 4.92m 3.86m x 4.46m (13'10" x 16'2") (12'8" x 14'8")
Store
Second Floor
DAIRY HOUSE The Dairy House is a detached The property benefits from UPVC property set within the modern yard double glazed windows and heating complex to the west of the farmhouse. and hot water from the biomass boiler. The property is of traditional stone The biomass boiler is housed within and slate construction with a brick the adjoining Dairy House building. extension to the rear. The ground floor accommodation extends to kitchen, sitting room and dining room with three bedrooms and a bathroom Farmhouse rear elevation on the first floor. FARM BUILDINGS The working farm is accessed from a automatic cluster removers, automatic 3. Calf Shed (22.7m x 8.6m) separate driveway off the main road washing system, with a heat recovery Steel portal frame shed with part leading to the spacious concrete system for the hot water, and a concrete / hardcore floor, concrete yard surrounding the modern farm handling system with New Zealand style panels, profile metal sheet cladding buildings. There is ease of access from Artificial Insemination pen, automatic and fibre cement roof sheets. here to the newly constructed cow shedding gate and foot trimming 4. Dry Cow /Calf Shed tracks serving the network of grazing crush. In addition is the dairy office, (24.4m x 12.0m) paddocks. The farm buildings are laid the bulk tank with capacity for 6000 Steel portal frame building with out as shown on the accompanying litres, a WC, staff room and concrete floor, concrete panels, plan and described briefly as follows: general storage where the automatic ventilated and profile metal sheet 1. Dairy Complex (79.3m x 29.1m) mineral dosing system (connected to all cladding and fibre cement roof sheets. the drinking water troughs) is located. Completed in 2012 the dairy complex Within close proximity to the dairy is set within a modern steel portal 2. Cubicle Shed (44.8m x 25.5m) complex and cubicle shed are the three frame shed with solid concrete and Completed in 2015, this comprises silage pits and two draff clamps. part slatted floors fitted with automatic a steel portal frame shed with solid scrapers, side feed barriers, concrete concrete and part slatted floors fitted The farm buildings benefit from a panels, ventilated cladding sheets and with automatic scrapers, concrete private water supply and split phase fibre cement roof sheets. Housed panels / block walls, side feed barriers, electricity supply. The biomass boiler within the building are cubicles ventilated cladding and fibre cement situated adjacent to the Dairy House for 220 cows, the Fullwood 24:48 roof sheets. Housed within are a also provides hot water for the calf swingover parlour with automatic further 120 cubicles. shed. identification and in-parlour feeders,
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28 Castle Street, Dumfries, Dumfries & Galloway N DG1 1DG +44 (0) 138 726 3066
NOT TO SCALE Ordnance Survey (c) Crown Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. Licence number 100022432 Published for the purposes of identification only and although believed to be correct its accuracy is not guaranteed
FARMLAND The farmland sits within two ring fenced blocks, with an altitude ranging between 10 – 105 metres above sea level. The majority of the farm is class 3(2) with some class 3(1) to the north and some 4(1) to the south of the holding respectively, as classified by the James Hutton Institute for Soil Research. Accessibility to the farmland is excellent via internal cow tracks and public roads. All grazing paddocks benefit from water troughs either via mains or private supply.
GENERAL REMARKS AND INFORMATION
Viewing Services, Council Tax and Energy Performance pending agreement. Should the payment not Owned but Excluded Strictly by appointment with Savills. Given Certificates be made within seven days then the interest will The field shaded green on the sale plan benefits the potential hazards of a working farm, we become payable on outstanding monies at 5% from planning permission for residential Property Services Council EPC request you take care when viewing the property, over Bank of Scotland borrowing rate. development (planning reference 09/P/1/0100). Tax Rating especially around the farmyard areas. Although co-owned by the proprietor of Band Servitude Rights, Burdens, Wayleaves And Challoch Farm, it is excluded from the sale Challoch Mains water E E Entry and Possession Statutory Public And Other Access Rights although may be available by separate negotiation Entry with vacant possession by arrangement. Farmhouse and electricity, 1. The property is sold subject to and with the to the purchaser of Challoch Farm. This area is septic tank, benefit of all servitude and wayleave rights, Dairy B E currently not fenced off. Offers biomass boiler including rights of access and rights of way, Offers in Scottish Legal Form are to be submitted House central heating whether public or private. The property is also Local Authority to the selling agents, Savills, 28 Castle Street, sold subject to the rights of public access under Dumfries and Galloway Council. Dumfries, DG1 1DG. A closing date for offers The 80kW biomass boiler, which provides hot the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003. The may be fixed and prospective purchasers are water and central heating to both houses and hot purchaser will be held to have satisfied themselves Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of advised to register their interest with the selling water to the calf shed, benefits from an income as to the nature of all such servitude rights and Employment) Regulations 2006 (TUPE) agents following inspection. There are two employees whose employment of around £10,000 - £12,000 per year from a others. Renewable Heat Incentive scheme ending would fall to be transferred to a purchaser under Solicitors in 2034. 2. The access road to Mid Dinduff is owned the TUPE Regulations 2006. Further details are Allan McDougall with rights of access granted in favour of the available from the selling agents. 55 Mayfield Road Sporting Rights proprietors of Logiebank and Mid Dinduff Edinburgh The sporting rights are in hand. House and buildings. STIPULATIONS EH9 3AA Purchase Price Mineral and Timbers Rights 3. The proprietor of the buildings at Tel: 0131 666 2424 Within seven days of the conclusion of missives a In so far as they are owned, the mineral rights Mid Dinduff has the benefit of a five metre are included in the sale. All standing and fallen non-returnable deposit of 10% of the purchase Fixtures and Fittings right of access around the buildings. timber is included in the sale. price shall be paid. All fitted carpets in the residential properties are 4. The access road to High Challoch is privately included in the sale. All fixed equipment referred The balance of the purchase price will fall due Ingoing Valuation owned up to the cattle pens with rights of access to in the particulars of sale is included in the sale. for payment at the date of entry (whether entry The purchaser of the property, in addition to the in favour of the proprietor of the farmland. purchase price, will be obliged to take over and is taken or not) with interest accruing thereon at Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) From the cattle pens, the access road is owned pay for at a valuation to be agreed between two the rate of 5% above Bank of Scotland base rate. The sale includes 139.72 Region 1 Basic Payment with rights of access granted in favour of the valuers, one acting for each party, or an arbiter No consignation shall be effectual in avoiding Entitlements with a value of €19,721.48 in 2017. proprietor of Upper Challoch beyond. appointed by the valuers, or failing agreement such interest. The payment in relation to the current farming as to the appointment by the President, for the 5. There are wayleaves in favour of Scottish Power Disputes year will be retained by the seller. Copies of the time being, of the Royal Institution of Chartered for electricity poles. Should any discrepancy arise as to the boundaries SAF form for 2017 are available for inspection Surveyors (Scottish Branch), the following: 6. A sewerage pipeline runs through the farm or any points arise on the Remarks, Stipulations from the selling agents. 1. All hay, straw, fodder, roots, silage and from the Leswalt pumping station located to the or Plan or the interpretation of any of them, the question shall be referred to the arbitration Less Favoured Area Status Scheme (LFASS) farmyard manure and other produce at market north west of the farm and running south east. of the selling agents whose decision acting as The whole farm has LFA status. value. Aldouran Wetland Garden experts, shall be final. Scottish Rural Development Programme 2. All oils, fuel, fertilisers, sprays, chemicals, Field 1 is sold subject to a lease to the Aldouran Plans, Areas and Schedules There is an ongoing Scottish Rural Development seeds and sundry at cost. Community Wetland Trust as part of the above These are based on the Ordnance Survey and Programme Contract in connection with one community project. The project will run for a Note: If the amount of the valuations has not been are for reference only. They have been carefully of the slurry lagoons which comes to an end in period of 25 years to 2042 with no passing rent. agreed on the date fixed for completion, then checked and computed by the selling agents and February 2019. Further details are available from Lease documentation is available from the the purchaser shall pay to the seller such a sum the purchaser shall be deemed to have satisfied the selling agents. selling agents. as Savills shall certify on account at the valuation himself as to the description of the property and L 8 y 2 Avic A F A82 Seil rt L A o R 913 n 91 A A9 A Melf 2 Luing 2 Auchtermuchty R Ede Cupar G rvell chs Melfort Loch 8 A A823 Auchterarder A912 A816 Callander er A84 at A9 Loch 91 Inveraray Loch A821 W A A8 Tarbet n Leven 8 A914 A815 Loch la 16 Anst 3 K trine R l Falkland 9 Teith A 7 A any error or mis-statement shall not annul the IMPORTANT NOTICE Sc rb Ard R A915 Strachur A81 A87 6 A911Glenrothe Levens Furnace 3 Dunblane Kinross Aberfoyle 11 Dollar sale nor entitle either party to compensation in A83 ong Thornhill R Fo Alva A91 5 Leven Savills and their clients give notice that: 2½h L rth A M90 Ki m rtinR Add Loch n 8 Colons y 10 R Devo 23 Kelty e Lomond Alloa 4 A955 n A811 A977 respect thereof. 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Co W A in Furness KendalR A4 towards the B798. Challoch A592 A3 8 2 A Peel A A595 A1 590 Farm is on the left. The first A5drive092 A1 Laxey Gran e- A5093 Ulverston over-Sands A2 Millom 0 7 approaches the farmhouse and9 the A3 Dou las A5 Dalton-in-Furness A6 A5 second drive the farmBarrow buildings.- Carnforth 35 35 This Plan is based upon the Ordnance Survey Map with the sanction of the Port Erin in-Furness A5087 Morec mbe Controller of H.M. Stationery Office. Crown Copyright reserved. (100024244). B y The postcode is DG9 W 0LQ.lney This Plan is published for the convenience of Purchasers only. Its accuracy is not Morecambe 34 Castletown Isl nd guaranteed and it is expressly excluded from any contract. NOT TO SCALE. s 3h Heysham La SC SDG CROPPING SCHEDULE FIELD NO. Ploughable Pasture Permanent Pasture Rough Grazing Woodland Other TOTAL Ha Acres Ha Acres Ha Acres Ha Acres Ha Acres Ha Acres 1 1.02 2.52 1.02 2.52 2 2.45 6.05 0.29 0.72 2.74 6.77 3 8.4 20.76 0.82 2.03 9.22 22.78 4 0.73 1.80 0.73 1.80 5 5.27 13.02 5.27 13.02 6 1.8 4.45 1.8 4.45 7 0.23 0.57 0.23 0.57 8 1.17 2.89 1.17 2.89 9 3.76 9.29 3.76 9.29 10 13.78 34.05 13.78 34.05 11 2.05 5.07 2.05 5.07 12 18.52 45.76 0.25 0.62 18.77 46.38 13 16.52 40.82 16.52 40.82 14 8.53 21.08 8.53 21.08 15 2.74 6.77 2.74 6.77 16 0.58 1.43 0.58 1.43 17 4.66 11.51 4.66 11.51 18 4.73 11.69 4.73 11.69 19 0.24 0.59 0.24 0.59 20 4.6 11.37 4.6 11.37 21 3.26 8.06 0.98 2.42 4.24 10.48 22 4.86 12.01 4.86 12.01 23 5.01 12.38 5.01 12.38 24 5.15 12.73 5.15 12.73 25 4.47 11.05 4.47 11.05 26 1.95 4.82 1.95 4.82 27 0.21 0.52 0.21 0.52 28 2.26 5.58 2.26 5.58 29 2.41 5.96 2.41 5.96 30 5.64 13.94 5.64 13.94 31 8.83 21.82 0.65 1.61 0.46 1.14 9.94 24.56 Other 1.68 4.15 1.68 4.15 TOTAL 136.06 336.20 1.82 4.50 1.80 4.45 5.14 12.70 6.14 15.17 150.96 373.02
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