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The National Trust is inviting applications for an initial 2-year Farm Business Tenancy at
Clegir Mawr & Pen y Graig. This is an opportunity for a forward-thinking farmer who
values productive livestock farming alongside the care and enhancement of the natural
environment.
We are keen to hear from applicants who recognise that management of this land will need
to be adaptable and sensitive, and who are motivated by the challenge of farming in a way
that benefits wildlife, habitats and landscape character. Part of the holding lies within a
Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), and any proposals must fully reflect its
conservation importance.
Our aim is to work with a tenant whose farming system supports the National Trust's
objectives for nature recovery, climate resilience and people, while remaining practical
and economically viable. We recognise that there is no single approach to achieving this
and would welcome thoughtful, innovative proposals that demonstrate how good-quality
livestock can be reared while habitats are maintained, enhanced or created

The holding is bare land only and extends to approximately 36.36ha. The area we are
looking to let is shown edged red on the attached plan together with a schedule of field
numbers, areas and classifications. The land is accessed from a private track that adjoins
a minor road, north of Church Bay.
The Wales Coastal Path crosses the holding as well as other public rights of way. The
holding contains a biological SSSI due to the rare spotted rock-rose.
There is a mains water supply to the land and the tenant will be responsible for paying for
all water consumed. There are presently no livestock handling facilities on the holding.
Please note that there will be no sheds let with the holding and it is bare land only

The land is to be let on a Farm Business Tenancy which will commence in late summer
2026 for an initial fixed term of 2 years. The tenancy will be subject to standard repairing
obligations, and a draft copy of a standard Farm Business Tenancy agreement will be
available to view upon request.

The tenant will be responsible for maintaining a stock-proof boundary on the Holding and
the tenant will be required to undertake a series of fencing works as part of the letting.
Ring feeders and supplementary feeding will not be permitted, apart from locally sourced
small bales of hay. Additionally, any inputs such as organic or inorganic fertiliser are not
permitted. The National Trust will reserve the right for all trees including the right to plant
additional trees across the holding.

Further details are located in the full particulars below.