Stroquhan Estate DUMFRIESSHIRE

PLAY VIDEO 2 Stroquhan Estate Dunscore DUMFRIESSHIRE

Dumfries 13 miles ° Carlisle 45 miles ° Glasgow 74 miles ° Edinburgh 75 miles

Category B Listed mansion house with 5 reception rooms and 8 bedrooms Traditional estate courtyard with garaging and stabling Three estate cottages including a gate lodge Outstanding policies including a walled garden A splendid estate in the 145 acres of ploughable pasture 408 acres permanent pasture and rough grazing rolling Dumfriesshire 129 acres of commercial and amenity woodland Forestry planting opportunities countryside Established driven pheasant shoot Roe deer stalking and fishing on the River Cairn

about 699.84 acres (283.22 hectares)

FOR SALE AS A WHOLE OR IN UP TO THREE LOTS

Selling Agents

Savills Edinburgh Savills Dumfries Wemyss House 28 Castle Street 8 Wemyss Place Dumfries Edinburgh EH3 6DH DG1 1DG [email protected] [email protected] +44 (0) 131 247 3720 +44 (0) 1387 263 066

3 Situation

Stroquhan Estate lies in a very private and secluded and southern England. The nearest railway station The local primary schools are located in Dunscore position in the heart of the beautiful Dumfriesshire is 13 miles to the south in Dumfries. The international (2 miles) and Thornhill (12 miles). Private schooling is countryside. The area is well known for its livestock airports of Glasgow (79 miles), Edinburgh (93 miles) available near Carlisle at St Ursula’s School, Lime House production which makes up a large proportion of the local and Newcastle (97 miles) are all within easy reach, as is School and Austin Friars St Monica’s School. The village of economy, and the landscape reflects this, with attractive Prestwick airport (55 miles). The recently refurbished Dunscore also has a community run village pub. undulating farmland interspersed with woodland against Carlisle Airport (47 miles) offers direct flights to London a backdrop of heather hills. Southend, Belfast and Dublin. Dumfries and Galloway is well known for its high quality traditional sport, including salmon fishing, roe deer Despite its feeling of relative remoteness, the A74(M), the The market town of Dumfries has a good selection of stalking and pheasant shooting. The area is well suited main route from England to Scotland, is only about 23 shops, supermarkets, leisure facilities, restaurants and for the keen golfer with 18 hole courses at Southerness miles to the east and provides a motorway connection local services, as well as a range of professional services, and Powfoot and a further three courses in the Dumfries both north to Glasgow and south to Carlisle and central secondary schooling and the main regional hospital. area.

4 Description

Extending to about 699 acres in all, Lot 1: Stroquhan House the current arrangement is extremely There are two flight ponds which provide Stroquhan is a diverse and manageable workable for any new owner. exciting and varied flighting, the species • Stroquhan House property possessing all the ingredients of a mainly including teal and mallard. As well • Stroquhan Lodge classic estate: a principal house, cottages, About 70 acres of silage are cut and baled as pheasants and wildfowl, other game • Stables and garage block forestry, farming and quality sport. each year. Small areas of game crop are shot include woodcock and snipe, and • Gardens and policies extending to planted in strategic locations around the there is exciting roe deer stalking. For the about 51.63 acres At the estate’s core lies Stroquhan House, estate. keen angler, the gently flowing River Cairn an elegant Category B Listed Georgian Lot 2: Skinford Farm offers a short stretch of salmon and brown Extending in total to 699.84 acres the country residence set amongst majestic • Skinford Cottage Nos. 1 & 2 trout fishing. land has been analysed as approximately: wooded policies including a productive • Modern and traditional farm buildings walled garden. In addition to the main • 167.73 acres pasture Land Type Acres house, there are a further three estate • 23.99 acres forestry (approx.) Forestry dwellings, and an attractive former Lot 3: Craighead Plantation stable block which may offer potential Silage/ploughable 145.54 The woodlands, which extend to about to develop further dwellings subject to & Stroquhan Hill Permanent pasture 93.75 129.70 acres in total, are actively managed • 36.47 acres pasture obtaining the relevant permissions. The Hill & rough grazing 315.13 for sport, amenity and commercial return • 315.13 acres hill and rough grazing estate is accessed by two separate private Woodland & forestry 129.70 and are interspersed amongst the rolling entrances passing the Lodge and the farm • 96.17 acres forestry contours of the estate. The result of this Other (tracks, yards etc) 15.72 steading respectively. dedication and investment by past and Farming TOTAL 699.84 present owners provides outstanding Stroquhan includes a productive and well surroundings for the estate. maintained in-hand farm which lies to the The estate lies within a ring fence with the Sportings south of the main house and rises from majority of the farmland situated towards The policy woods, extending to about the River Cairn up to Stroquhan Moor to the south and west of the house, centred The natural topography of the estate, 9.50 acres, contain various specimen the southwest. The combination of silage on Skinford Cottages and steading. The coupled with the extensive woodland trees, including beech, wellingtonia, lime, and grazing ground and are best suited to undulating land rises from 70m above sea coverts and outstanding policies, maple and sweet chestnut. Many of these livestock farming. It currently carries a level by the River Cairn to 315m on Upper produces driven pheasants of the highest are underplanted with an extraordinary small fold of pedigree highland cattle with Stroquhan Hill. It is well fenced for stock, quality. There are six main drives and range of rhododendrons, daffodils and the remainder of the land let on a seasonal and a continuing programme of work a number of secondary drives. Whilst bluebells which flower in abundance basis. Extensive woodlands provide has improved the stone dykes. Most of the sellers do not plan to release birds throughout the spring and early summer. shelter for stock and the foundations the fields benefit from troughs fed by a for the forthcoming season, in previous The commercial forestry extends to about for the driven shoot. The hill ground private supply or natural watering points. years approximately ten days of sport 120.33 acres and is situated further up could provide the opportunity for further have been enjoyed each season with the The farm has historically carried about the hill. The soils are mostly mineral and forestry and amenity woodland. The emphasis placed on the excellence of 800 breeding ewes and 100 suckler cows the climate is conducive for production layout and good network of fenced estate birds presented to the guns. plus followers. Although a small fold of of good timber. Consideration has roads facilitates quick and easy access to highland cattle are managed in hand, There are five well positioned release pens been given to a new forestry scheme, most parts of the estate. the majority of the grazings are let to a and with only one public road intersecting as much of the hill is highly suitable for The estate is offered for sale as a whole or nearby farmer on a seasonal basis from the eastern edge of the estate, it is planting subject to obtaining the required in up to three lots, as follows: the 1st April to 30th October. For those extremely private and holds birds well. consents. not wishing to farm the estate themselves,

5 Lot 1 – Stroquhan House – 51.63 acres

Stroquhan House Local legend maintains that in the 14th century three brothers named Kirkhoe were granted land by the monarch as a reward for the dispatch of the notorious thief called Coulton who lived in nearby Glenesslin. The brothers each built a tower and it is believed one of them was built at Stroquhan as the property was owned in 1615 by a John Kirkhoe. The original house, a simple two storey building, was built in the second half of the 18th century on the site of the former tower.

The house was greatly extended and remodelled to its present Georgian design between 1800 and 1845 in the style of architect Walter Newall. The tall three storey wing with its piend-roof very much defines the house and is typical of Newall’s style. In more recent times, the current owner has lovingly and sympathetically refurbished it to create a well-appointed house which retains much period charm including an impressive cantilevered stone staircase, fine corniced ceilings, wood panelling, window shutters and attractive working fireplaces. Constructed from a distinctive red sandstone under a slate roof with ashlar dressings, the accommodation is over four floors, as shown on the accompanying layout plans and photographs.

Stroquhan House stands in a private and majestic position within mature grounds with an array of specimen trees including wild cherry, Japanese maple, willow and a magnificent wellingtonia which is believed to be one of the tallest in Scotland. The house is approached off the minor public road through a pillared gateway adjacent to the Lodge via a Tarmacadamed drive which terminates in a large gravel sweep. The breathtaking views from the house are mainly to the north and east across unspoilt rolling countryside and are best enjoyed from the kitchen, dining room and principal bedrooms. This comfortable yet well-proportioned house provides wonderful entertaining space with light, southeast- facing reception rooms and still retains its practicality as a functional country home.

6 On the ground floor the pedimented porch leads into a spacious entrance hallway with an elegant staircase. Doors lead off to the drawing room, dining room, kitchen and an inner hall which in turn leads to the study and utility room. The drawing room, with large windows on two aspects, is a wonderfully light and airy room and is ideally proportioned for entertaining guests. On the opposite side of the hall there is a dining room with a large bowed wall and windows overlooking the policies. An adjoining door conveniently links the kitchen which has wall and floor units and has both an electric AGA with gas hob and a four oven oil fired AGA. Other rooms on the ground floor include the utility room, cloakroom/ WC (off half landing) and a comfortable study.

7 8 Stairs lead down to the lower ground floor which contains a pool room, games room, wine cellar and two useful stores along with a room currently used as a sitting room which has an en suite shower room. Externally there are a number of store rooms including a log store, kennel and boiler room.

At the top of the first flight of stairs is the principal bedroom suite with a dressing room and en suite bathroom. There are three further bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and a smaller fourth bedroom and separate bathroom. There is ample useful cupboard space. The rooms towards the southern end of the house can also be accessed via a second staircase which continues to the second floor on which there are three further bedrooms one of which has an en suite shower room. There is a large floored attic for storage.

9 Stroquhan House

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Larder Approximate Floor Area: Utility 4.06m x 3.02m Basement: 144.21 sq. m (1552 sq. ft) (13'4" x 9'11") Study 5.53m x 4.28m Kitchen Ground Floor 233.00 sq. m (2507 sq. ft) (18'2" x 14'1") 5.64m x 4.83m First Floor: 220.73 sq. m (2375 sq. ft) (18'6" x 15'10") Second Floor: 78.45 sq. m (844 sq. ft)

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Hallway Bedroom 7.85m x 6.16m Dining Room (25’9” x 20’2”) 7.43m x 4.77m 4.20m x 2.30m Porch Drawing Room (24'5" x 15'8") (13'9" x 7'7") 7.32m x 5.52m (24'0" x 18'1")

Shower Room 2.78m x 2.55m (9'1" x 8'4")

Games Room Sitting Room 5.43m x 2.86m 4.97m x 4.65m (16'4" x 15'3") Store (17'10" x 9'5") Ground Floor Bedroom Store 4.01m x 3.88m 2.95m x 2.63m (13'2" x 12'9") (9'8" x 8'8") En-suite 3.36m x 2.67m En-suite (11'0" x 8'9") 3.10m x 2.26m (10'2" x 7'5")

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Wine Cellar 3.81m x 2.82m Cup Bedroom Bedroom Bathroom (12'6" x 9'3") Pool Room C CC 4.83m x 4.55m Bedroom 5.53m x 4.27m 4.17m x 3.01m 6.00m x 4.77m 5.46m x 3.35m (18'2" x 14'0") (13'8" x 9'11") (15'10" x 14'11") Bedroom (19'8" x 15'8") (17'11" x 11'0") 4.26m x 3.81m (14'0" x 12'6")

Basement Cup Cup Cup En-suite Second Floor 2.78m x 2.75m Landing (9'1" x 9'0")

Bedroom Bedroom 4.41m x 4.26m 3.64m x 3.02m Bedroom (14'6" x 14'0") (11'11" x 9'11") 6.23m x 4.76m (20'5" x 15'7")

En-suite Dressing Room 2.77m x 2.62m 3.00m x 2.44m (9'1" x 8'7") (9'10" x 8'0") First Floor

10 Gardens and Grounds Surrounding the house is a beautifully maintained garden with extensive lawns flanked by mature trees, rhododendrons and azaleas, providing a riot of colour in May and June. To the front of the house below the gravel sweep is an all-weather tennis court enclosed by a netted fence and mature beech hedge on three sides.

A short walk from the house across the front lawn is an early 19th century walled garden. The walls have been well maintained and include a curved wall running along the southeastern elevation. The garden is well tended and in full use with vegetables, soft fruit bushes, herbaceous borders and fruit trees all thriving and thoughtfully planted around a network of gravel paths.

11 Stables & Former Coach House Adjoining the southern elevation of the walled garden This attractive and meticulously maintained range of the former kennels, an adjoining loose box, feed store is a range of traditional stone buildings under pitched buildings currently provides storage for estate vehicles and pigsties. A short distance towards the farmyard is slate roofs. Dating from around 1812, the traditional and equipment and comprises a large double garage, two a log store. Given the scale and architectural character quadrangle design is centred on a cobbled courtyard loose boxes, fruit room, further garage, sawmill containing of the buildings they could offer potential for conversion which is accessed under an archway and features a most an old bench saw, log shed, general purpose store and for alternative uses subject to obtaining the necessary impressive stone water trough. the former smiddy. To the rear of the eastern range are consents.

12 Stroquhan Lodge An attractive stone and slate Category B listed gate lodge located at the main entrance to Stroquhan House. The accommodation is over one floor and comprises a reception room, a kitchen with fitted units, a rear porch providing access to the garden, two bedrooms and a family bathroom with WC, wash hand basin and bath with shower over. The lodge benefits from predominantly single glazed, sash and case windows and oil fired central heating.

Parkland & Policies In addition to the gardens and policy woodland Lot 1 includes about 35.09 acres of parkland which is predominantly permanent pasture, fenced and watered for livestock, interspersed with hardwood and softwood trees. Species include oak, beech, yew and sweet chestnut. The grazing land has been let in recent years on a seasonal basis but would be well suited to horse grazing.

13 Lot 2: Skinford Farm – 197.78 acres

Located to the south of Stroquhan House, 2. General Purpose Buildings (87m x 21m Skinford Farm benefits from two similar cottages maximum) A series of buildings added which sit to the east of the farm buildings together over time with Atcost construction, and benefit from extensive views across the concrete, steel and timber frames, concrete surrounding countryside. panels and brick/ blockwork walls under fibre cement and corrugated iron roof sheets. Cottage No.1 This useful range of buildings provides loose A rendered brick built cottage with pitched bedded courts with feed passages, a handling slate roof, the accommodation over one floor area with race and general storage as well comprises modern fitted kitchen, one reception as housing the effluent tank for the silage pit room with wood burning stove, three bedrooms within a lean-to of pole, fibre cement cladding and a family bathroom. The cottage benefits and profile metal sheet construction. from UPVC double glazed windows and oil fired 3. Implement Shed and Workshop (20m x 8m) central heating. It is surrounded by an attractive, A brick building with a concrete floor and mature garden with lawns and mature borders. fibre cement roof sheets. Cottage No.2 4. Pole Barn (14.7m x 12m) In similar style to Cottage 1, Cottage 2 is also A traditional pole barn with corrugated iron rendered brick under a pitched slate roof with cladding and roof sheets (some replacement accommodation over one floor comprising a profile metal roof sheets). modern fitted kitchen, one reception room with open fire, three bedrooms and a bathroom. The 5. Dutch Barn (16.4 x 8.3m) cottage benefits from UPVC double glazed A steel framed building with pitched slate roof windows and oil fired central heating. This with a stone and slate lean to. cottage also has an attractive garden on various with railway sleeper walls levels, predominantly laid to lawn with mature 6. Silage Pit and concrete floor. trees and borders. 7. Straw Shed (15.7m x 3.6m) Farm Buildings A lean-to the silage pit with a combination The extensive range of farm buildings sit central of concrete panel and brick walls and profile to the farmland and can be described as follows: metal sheet cladding and roof.

1. Atcost Lambing Shed (27m x 18m maximum) 8. Store (5.4m x 4.9m) A concrete framed building with hardcore floor, feed barriers, part stone walls, Yorkshire A stone building with concrete floor and boarding and fibre cement roof sheets. To the profile metal sheet roof. north of the shed is a woodchip corral with 9. A well maintained range of traditional hardstanding feed area with feed barriers. buildings.

14 15 Land The farmland extends in total to 167.73 acres including 110.45 acres of ploughable pasture and 57.28 acres of permanent pasture. It benefits from good access from the farm yard and internal access tracks. The land lies between 70m and 155m above sea level and field enclosures are bound by dry stone dykes and post and wire fences most of which are electrified. All field enclosures benefit from private water supply to troughs or natural supply. Lot 2 is classified as Class 4 according to the John Hutton Institute.

16 17 Lot 3: Craighead Plantation & Stroquhan Hill – 450.44 acres

Lot 3 extends to about 450.44 acres comprising 36.47 acres of permanent pasture, The broad species and age classification is summarised as follows: 315.13 acres of rough and hill grazing and 96.17 acres of forestry. It runs southwestwards from Lot 2 and ranges from 137m above sea level to the top of Upper Stroquhan Hill at Planting Year 315m, from where there are spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Species N/A 1975 1985 1990 1995 1998 2010 Area Area It is mainly Class 6 with some Class 5 according to the John Hutton Institute. (Ha) (Ac) The forestry is predominantly high yield-class spruce crops which benefit from a diverse Sitka Spruce 5.81 3.04 0.21 2.87 10.87 0.97 23.76 58.72 age profile with scope for harvesting mature timber during the next five years. This is Native Mixed 0.93 0.10 3.45 0.60 5.08 12.55 complemented by smaller compartments of mid rotation crops. Broadleaves

There may be potential for further forestry planting subject to obtaining the relevant Hybrid Larch 0.25 3.95 0.24 4.45 10.99 consents. This part of Scotland is well suited to conifer production on account of its Open Ground 5.63 5.63 13.91 favourable climate and its accessibility to numerous timber mills / processors within a Total 5.63 5.81 4.22 0.31 2.87 18.27 1.81 38.92 96.17 50 mile radius. The land capability for forestry identifies it as ranging from F4 to F6 and according the FGS Climatic Site Suitability it is split between ‘very suitable’ and ‘suitable’. Within the Dumfries and Galloway Forestry and Woodland Strategy for softwood forestry it is zoned as a ‘preferred’ and ‘potential’ site.

18 19 General Remarks

Viewing Strictly by appointment with Savills Edinburgh office (0131 247 3720).

Directions From the south M74, take the A75 signposted for Stroquhan Estate Dumfries, once on the Dumfries bypass, take the fifth exit from the fourth roundabout signposted for the A76 Thornhill. Turn left on to the B729 signposted for Dunscore. In Dunscore village turn left at the war memorial roundabout, the property is approximately 1.6 miles on the right hand side. The post code for Stroquhan is DG2 0UP.

Entry & Possession Entry by arrangement.

Offers Offers in Scottish Legal Form are to be submitted to the This Plan is based upon the Ordnance Survey Map with the sanction of the Controller of H.M. Stationery Office. Crown selling agents. A closing date for offers may be fixed, Copyright reserved. (100024244). This Plan is published for the convenience of Purchasers only. Its accuracy is not guaranteed and prospective purchasers are advised to register their and it is expressly excluded from any contract. NOT TO SCALE. interest with the selling agents following inspection.

Solicitors Services, Occupancies & Council Tax Local Authority Turcan Connell, All properties have mains water and electricity, oil fired Dumfries & Galloway Council (www.dumgal.gov.uk), Princes Exchange, central heating and private drainage. Council HQ, English Street, Dumfries, DG1 2DD. 1 Earl Grey Street, Tel: 030 33 33 3000 Edinburgh, Property Occupancy Council EPC EH3 9EE. Tax Band Servitude Rights, Burdens, Wayleaves And Tel: 0131 228 8111 Stroquhan Owner occupied G F Statutory Public And Other Access Rights House Email: [email protected] • The property is sold subject to and with the benefit Stroquhan Vacant C F of all existing servitude and wayleave rights, including Fixtures & Fittings Lodge rights of access and rights of way, whether public The fitted carpets in Stroquhan House are included Skinford Cottage Short Assured C E or private. The property is also sold subject to in the sale. The chandelier in the dining room and all No.1 Tenancy the rights of public access under the Land Reform garden furniture are specifically excluded. The curtains in Skinford Cottage Short Assured C F (Scotland) Act 2003. The purchaser(s) will be held to Stroquhan House and estate equipment are available by No.2 Tenancy have satisfied themselves as to the nature of all such separate negotiation. servitude rights and others following their solicitors’ examination of the title deeds.

20 • If the property is sold in lots appropriate rights of Sporting Rights Lotting access, servitude and wayleave will be granted and The sporting rights are in hand. The rateable value is It is intended to offer the property for sale as described, reserved as appropriate. Further details are available £1,400. but the seller reserves the right to divide the property into from the selling agents. further lots, or to withdraw the property, or to exclude Mineral Rights & Timber any property shown in these particulars. • The purchaser of Lot 3 will be granted a right of access over Lot 2 between the points marked A and In so far as they are owned, the mineral rights are Generally B on the sale plan. This will include the right to create included in the sale. All standing and fallen timber will be a new access track along the southern edge of Fields included within the sale. Should there be any discrepancy between these 22, 32 and part of 44. Further details are available particulars, the General Remarks and Information, from the selling agents. Stipulations Stipulations and the Missives of Sale, the latter shall prevail. • The owners of Glenesslin House have a right of access Purchase Price Apportionments over the field known as Stroquhan Meadow. This has On conclusion of missives a non-returnable deposit of not been exercised. 10% of the purchase price shall be paid. The balance of The Council Tax and all other outgoings shall be the purchase price will fall due for payment at the date apportioned between the seller and the purchaser(s) as at • There is a servitude right to use a water supply located of entry (whether entry is taken or not) with interest the date of entry. on a neighbouring property to the southwest. The accruing thereon at the rate of 5% above Bank of supply currently only supplies the farm steading and Scotland base rate. No consignation shall be effectual in Important Notice water troughs. avoiding such interest. Savills and their clients give notice that: 1. They are not • There is a wayleave agreement in favour of Scottish authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either Power in connection with power lines crossing the Disputes on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. property. Should any discrepancy arise as to the boundaries or They assume no responsibility for any statement that may any points arise on the Remarks, Stipulations or Plan or be made in these particulars. These particulars do not Basic Payment Scheme Entitlements the interpretation of any of them, the question shall be form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied The following Basic Payment Scheme entitlements will be referred to the arbitration of the selling agents whose upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any areas, included in the sale: decision acting as experts, shall be final. measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not • Region 1 - 131.64 units Plans, Areas and Schedules necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that • Region 2 - 84.23 units These are based on the Ordnance Survey and are for the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, reference only. They have been carefully checked and The 2019 payment equated to 31,792 euros. All payments equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves computed by the selling agents and the purchaser shall under the current scheme year will be retained by the by inspection or otherwise. Neither these particulars nor be deemed to have satisfied himself as to the description seller. any subsequent communication relative to the property shall of the property and any error or mis-statement shall not be binding upon Savills or the Sellers (whether acted on or Less Favoured Area Status annul the sale nor entitle either party to compensation in otherwise) unless the same is incorporated within a written respect thereof. document signed by the Sellers or on their behalf satisfying The estate lies wholly within a Less Favoured Area. the requirements of Section 3 of the Requirements of Writing Overseas Purchasers (Scotland) Act 1995 or is granted in pursuance of any such Historical & Environmental Designations Any offer by a purchaser(s) who is resident outwith the document. • Stroquhan House is Category B Listed, as is the Lodge, United Kingdom must be accompanied by a guarantee gates and gate piers. 11/08/20 LF from a bank which is acceptable to the sellers. • The walled garden is Category C Listed.

21 Acreage Schedule Ploughable Pasture Permanent Pasture Rough Grazing/ Hill Woodland Other Total IACS No. BPS Region Hectares Acres Hectares Acres Hectares Acres Hectares Acres Hectares Acres Hectares Acres LOT 1 16 n/a 0.76 1.88 0.76 1.88 20 1 2.67 6.60 2.67 6.60 23 1 0.11 0.27 0.11 0.27 pt25 1 0.60 1.48 0.60 1.48 29 1 0.12 0.30 0.12 0.30 34 1 5.48 13.54 5.48 13.54 35 n/a 1.14 2.82 1.14 2.82 42 1 5.45 13.47 5.45 13.47 45 n/a 1.73 4.27 1.73 4.27 Other n/a 2.83 7.00 2.83 7.00 SUB TOTAL 14.20 35.09 3.86 9.54 2.83 7.00 20.89 51.63 LOT 2 10 1 4.93 12.18 4.93 12.18 15 1 3.67 9.07 3.67 9.07 17 1 0.51 1.26 0.51 1.26 19 n/a 0.33 0.82 0.33 0.82 21 n/a 0.50 1.24 0.50 1.24 22 1 3.53 8.72 3.53 8.72 pt25 1 2.89 7.14 2.89 7.14 26 1 1.81 4.47 1.81 4.47 27 1 0.47 1.16 0.47 1.16 30 1 3.13 7.73 3.13 7.73 31 n/a 0.63 1.56 0.63 1.56 32 1 3.04 7.51 3.04 7.51 33 n/a 0.11 0.27 0.11 0.27 36 1 2.04 5.04 2.04 5.04 37 1 0.42 1.04 0.42 1.04 38 1 3.18 7.86 3.18 7.86 39 1 0.49 1.21 0.49 1.21 40 1 1.12 2.77 1.12 2.77 41 1 0.28 0.69 0.28 0.69 43 1 3.66 9.04 3.66 9.04 44 1 2.02 4.99 2.02 4.99 46 1 1.34 3.31 1.34 3.31 47 n/a 2.65 6.55 2.65 6.55 48 1 4.22 10.43 4.22 10.43 49 n/a 2.86 7.07 2.86 7.07 50 1 7.51 18.56 7.51 18.56 51 1 2.17 5.36 2.17 5.36 52 n/a 1.00 2.47 1.00 2.47 53 1 1.36 3.36 1.36 3.36 54 1 4.89 12.08 4.89 12.08 55 1 5.47 13.52 5.47 13.52 56 1 5.36 13.24 5.36 13.24 Other 2.45 6.05 2.45 6.05 SUB TOTAL 44.70 110.45 23.18 57.28 9.71 23.99 2.45 6.05 80.04 197.78 LOT 3 1 2 57.74 142.68 57.74 142.68 2 n/a 0.50 1.24 0.50 1.24 3 2 36.00 88.96 36.00 88.96 4 n/a 1.81 4.47 1.81 4.47 5 n/a 2.82 6.97 2.82 6.97 6 n/a 27.18 67.16 27.18 67.16 7 1 19.25 47.57 19.25 47.57 8 n/a 1.39 3.43 1.39 3.43 9 1 6.58 16.26 6.58 16.26 11 1 0.88 2.17 0.88 2.17 12 n/a 1.39 3.43 1.39 3.43 13 1 13.66 33.75 13.66 33.75 14 1 5.16 12.75 5.16 12.75 18 n/a 0.27 0.67 0.27 0.67 24 1 3.02 7.46 3.02 7.46 28 n/a 3.56 8.80 3.56 8.80 Other 1.08 2.67 1.08 2.67 SUB TOTAL 14.76 36.47 127.53 315.13 38.92 96.17 1.08 2.67 182.29 450.44 TOTAL 58.90 145.54 37.94 93.75 127.53 315.13 52.49 129.70 6.36 15.72 283.22 699.84

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