1 & 2 Moy Holdings, Campbeltown, Argyll and Bute, PA28
Offers Over
£990,000
- PROPERTY TYPE
Land
- SIZE
4,893,966 sq ft
454,665 sq m
Key features
- Immaculate De-Crofted Traditional Stone-Built 5 bedroom Farmhouse.
- Adjoining Tastefully Furnished 1 Bedroom Holiday Let Flat
- Compact Range of Modern and Traditional Agricultural Buildings (Crofted)
- Grade 4.1 & 5.1 Permanent Pasture & Temporary Grassland (Crofted)
- Rural Location with Scenic Views
- Close to Campbeltown Amenities
Description
Situation
1 & 2 Moy Holdings is an attractive compact ring-fenced agricultural unit situated in a rural setting in the scenic area just outside the town of Campbeltown on the Kintyre Peninsula. Campbeltown itself is within a 5-minute drive and offers a good range of local amenities including retail outlets, supermarkets, numerous bars and restaurants, leisure facilities such as swimming pool, library and the historic cinema, primary and secondary schooling facilities. Campbeltown has a community hospital and airport nearby that offers regular flights to Glasgow.
The Kintyre peninsula offers a wide range of recreational pursuits. For the keen golfer, there are 3 golf courses including the championship course at Machrihanish. The peninsula enjoys a mild climate being on the Gulf Stream and has beautiful beaches nearby including the famous surfing beach at Westport
Description
1 & 2 Moy Holdings forms an extensive lowland croft which has recently had the Farmhouse & Annexe de-crofted. The farm buildings & land retains their croft status. The property is located on the scenic Kintyre Peninsula which is synonymous for being productive in terms of grass growth due to the favourable climate as a result of the gulf stream and has historically been extremely popular in terms of farming. Moy Holdings is accessed via a single-track road that branches off the B843 which links the small hamlet of Stewarton to Campbeltown.
Moy 1 has registered croft Number A0392 which has a registered area of 26.89Ha (66.44Acres) and Moy 2 is registered as croft Number A0393 with a registered area of 19.82Ha (48.97 Acres). The croft has been used for grazing and housing of livestock as well as fodder production and some of the land would be capable of supporting a spring crop of barley.
Method of Sale
1 & 2 Moy Holdings is offered for sale as a whole or in 2 lots.
Lot 1: Moy Farmhouse & The Loft (Flat)
Moy Holdings Farmhouse is a traditional 5-bedroom stone-built farmhouse under a slated roof enjoying a southwestern aspect. It is situated near the south of the holding and has views over the rolling landscape. The farmhouse has been modernised up to a very high standard and presents a spacious family accommodation over 2 floors. The farmhouse itself extends to 178.2m2 and benefits from an attractive area of garden to the south. The accommodation and room dimensions are set out in more detail in the floor plan contained within this brochure.
The Loft (Flat, De-Crofted)
The Loft is a 1-bedroom flat that adjoins the farmhouse and has been furbished to a high standard and acquires additional income through being let as a holiday home through AirBnB. The Loft comprise a modern kitchen/living room of open plan layout with a large bedroom and shower room. The property is advertised as having the capabilities of sleeping 5-6 people at a time between double beds and a pull-out sofa.
Lot 2: Farm Buildings & Land extending to 45.47Ha (112.35 Acres) - Subject to Crofting Tenure
Farm Buildings
1 & 2 Moy Holdings is well equipped with a mix of modern and traditional farm buildings, they fall within the registered croft numbers A392 & A0393. The buildings lie to the north of the farmhouse and flat with a sizeable yard area adjacent to both buildings. It should be noted that some of the slate roofed buildings have suffered roof failure over time. The farm buildings comprise:
Cattle Shed (35m x 6.5m) steel portal frame construction with concrete blocks walls, mono pitched roof and a concrete floor with box profile side cladding.
GP Store (8.8m x 8.7m) timber frame construction, concrete block walls under a mono pitched box profile roof with a concrete floor.
Hen House (6.7m x 2.55m) of timber frame construction with concrete block walls, a mono pitched corrugated fibre roof and a concrete floor.
Horse Shed (9.2m x 4.4m) of timber frame construction with concrete block walls, a mono pitched corrugated fibre roof and a concrete floor.
Horse Shed 2 (9.2m x 4.6m) of timber frame construction with concrete block walls, a mono pitched corrugated fibre roof and a concrete floor.
Hay Shed (18.3m x 14.6m) of concrete frame construction with concrete block walls, a corrugated fibre roof with earth floor and corrugated fibre side cladding.
Workshop (8.4m x 6m) of timber frame construction with rendered stone walls, a mono pitched box profile roof and concrete floor.
Crendon Shed (26.5m x 12.3m) of concrete frame construction with mixed brick and stone walls, pitched corrugated fibre roof, a concrete floor and corrugated fibre side cladding.
Big Shed (16.75m x 17m) of mixed stone and timber construction with stone walls under a pitched box profile roof with a concrete floor.
The Byre (22m x 6.4m) of stone construction with a collapsed slate roof and a concrete floor.
Stick Shed (6m x 4.3m)
Small Byre (13m x 6m) of stone construction with a collapsed slate roof and a concrete floor.
Small Byre 2 (15m x 6m) of stone construction with a collapsed slate roof and a concrete floor.
Cattle Shed (18m x 5m) of stone construction under a collapsed slate roof with a stone floor.
The Land
The agricultural land extends to approximately 45.47Ha (112.35 Acres) and is registered under Croft Registrations A0392 & A0393. The farmland comprises a mixture of permanent pasture and temporary grassland and rises from 10m above sea level on the western boundary along the Backs Water to 38m above seas level close to the farm steading. The land is principally classified as Grade 4.1 on the eastern parts at the higher elevation and 5.1 on the western boundary near the Backs Water, by the James Hutton Institute. The land is generally west facing and gentle undulating in nature. The majority of the fields following the southern half of the property are suitable for ploughing and cultivation of spring crops or grass. The land in the northern parts of the property being fields 2,4,5 & 6 are classified as permanent grassland and are utilised for the purposes of grazing livestock. It is understood that all of the land parcels have access to water supplies via natural sources and are naturally or troughed sources and are bound by stock proof fencing and electric fencing throughout.
Crofting Commision
Please consult the Crofting Commission for the full guidelines regarding crofting regulations:
Crofting Rules
The Purchaser(s) of lot 2 should note that the subjects form part of a croft and are sold subject to the provisions of the Crofters (Scotland) Act 1993. The Purchaser must fulfil the statutory duties to be ordinarily resident on or near the croft and to cultivate the croft or put it to another purposeful use, as governed by the Crofting Commission. Furthermore, the Purchaser acknowledges that the subjects are owner-occupied croft land. The Purchaser undertakes to notify the Crofting Commission of the change of ownership within one month of the Date of Entry and agrees to adhere to the statutory duties of an owner-occupier crofter as laid down in the Crofters (Scotland) Act 1993 until the crofts/property are sold.
EPC Rating = D
1 & 2 Moy Holdings is an attractive compact ring-fenced agricultural unit situated in a rural setting in the scenic area just outside the town of Campbeltown on the Kintyre Peninsula. Campbeltown itself is within a 5-minute drive and offers a good range of local amenities including retail outlets, supermarkets, numerous bars and restaurants, leisure facilities such as swimming pool, library and the historic cinema, primary and secondary schooling facilities. Campbeltown has a community hospital and airport nearby that offers regular flights to Glasgow.
The Kintyre peninsula offers a wide range of recreational pursuits. For the keen golfer, there are 3 golf courses including the championship course at Machrihanish. The peninsula enjoys a mild climate being on the Gulf Stream and has beautiful beaches nearby including the famous surfing beach at Westport
Description
1 & 2 Moy Holdings forms an extensive lowland croft which has recently had the Farmhouse & Annexe de-crofted. The farm buildings & land retains their croft status. The property is located on the scenic Kintyre Peninsula which is synonymous for being productive in terms of grass growth due to the favourable climate as a result of the gulf stream and has historically been extremely popular in terms of farming. Moy Holdings is accessed via a single-track road that branches off the B843 which links the small hamlet of Stewarton to Campbeltown.
Moy 1 has registered croft Number A0392 which has a registered area of 26.89Ha (66.44Acres) and Moy 2 is registered as croft Number A0393 with a registered area of 19.82Ha (48.97 Acres). The croft has been used for grazing and housing of livestock as well as fodder production and some of the land would be capable of supporting a spring crop of barley.
Method of Sale
1 & 2 Moy Holdings is offered for sale as a whole or in 2 lots.
Lot 1: Moy Farmhouse & The Loft (Flat)
Moy Holdings Farmhouse is a traditional 5-bedroom stone-built farmhouse under a slated roof enjoying a southwestern aspect. It is situated near the south of the holding and has views over the rolling landscape. The farmhouse has been modernised up to a very high standard and presents a spacious family accommodation over 2 floors. The farmhouse itself extends to 178.2m2 and benefits from an attractive area of garden to the south. The accommodation and room dimensions are set out in more detail in the floor plan contained within this brochure.
The Loft (Flat, De-Crofted)
The Loft is a 1-bedroom flat that adjoins the farmhouse and has been furbished to a high standard and acquires additional income through being let as a holiday home through AirBnB. The Loft comprise a modern kitchen/living room of open plan layout with a large bedroom and shower room. The property is advertised as having the capabilities of sleeping 5-6 people at a time between double beds and a pull-out sofa.
Lot 2: Farm Buildings & Land extending to 45.47Ha (112.35 Acres) - Subject to Crofting Tenure
Farm Buildings
1 & 2 Moy Holdings is well equipped with a mix of modern and traditional farm buildings, they fall within the registered croft numbers A392 & A0393. The buildings lie to the north of the farmhouse and flat with a sizeable yard area adjacent to both buildings. It should be noted that some of the slate roofed buildings have suffered roof failure over time. The farm buildings comprise:
Cattle Shed (35m x 6.5m) steel portal frame construction with concrete blocks walls, mono pitched roof and a concrete floor with box profile side cladding.
GP Store (8.8m x 8.7m) timber frame construction, concrete block walls under a mono pitched box profile roof with a concrete floor.
Hen House (6.7m x 2.55m) of timber frame construction with concrete block walls, a mono pitched corrugated fibre roof and a concrete floor.
Horse Shed (9.2m x 4.4m) of timber frame construction with concrete block walls, a mono pitched corrugated fibre roof and a concrete floor.
Horse Shed 2 (9.2m x 4.6m) of timber frame construction with concrete block walls, a mono pitched corrugated fibre roof and a concrete floor.
Hay Shed (18.3m x 14.6m) of concrete frame construction with concrete block walls, a corrugated fibre roof with earth floor and corrugated fibre side cladding.
Workshop (8.4m x 6m) of timber frame construction with rendered stone walls, a mono pitched box profile roof and concrete floor.
Crendon Shed (26.5m x 12.3m) of concrete frame construction with mixed brick and stone walls, pitched corrugated fibre roof, a concrete floor and corrugated fibre side cladding.
Big Shed (16.75m x 17m) of mixed stone and timber construction with stone walls under a pitched box profile roof with a concrete floor.
The Byre (22m x 6.4m) of stone construction with a collapsed slate roof and a concrete floor.
Stick Shed (6m x 4.3m)
Small Byre (13m x 6m) of stone construction with a collapsed slate roof and a concrete floor.
Small Byre 2 (15m x 6m) of stone construction with a collapsed slate roof and a concrete floor.
Cattle Shed (18m x 5m) of stone construction under a collapsed slate roof with a stone floor.
The Land
The agricultural land extends to approximately 45.47Ha (112.35 Acres) and is registered under Croft Registrations A0392 & A0393. The farmland comprises a mixture of permanent pasture and temporary grassland and rises from 10m above sea level on the western boundary along the Backs Water to 38m above seas level close to the farm steading. The land is principally classified as Grade 4.1 on the eastern parts at the higher elevation and 5.1 on the western boundary near the Backs Water, by the James Hutton Institute. The land is generally west facing and gentle undulating in nature. The majority of the fields following the southern half of the property are suitable for ploughing and cultivation of spring crops or grass. The land in the northern parts of the property being fields 2,4,5 & 6 are classified as permanent grassland and are utilised for the purposes of grazing livestock. It is understood that all of the land parcels have access to water supplies via natural sources and are naturally or troughed sources and are bound by stock proof fencing and electric fencing throughout.
Crofting Commision
Please consult the Crofting Commission for the full guidelines regarding crofting regulations:
Crofting Rules
The Purchaser(s) of lot 2 should note that the subjects form part of a croft and are sold subject to the provisions of the Crofters (Scotland) Act 1993. The Purchaser must fulfil the statutory duties to be ordinarily resident on or near the croft and to cultivate the croft or put it to another purposeful use, as governed by the Crofting Commission. Furthermore, the Purchaser acknowledges that the subjects are owner-occupied croft land. The Purchaser undertakes to notify the Crofting Commission of the change of ownership within one month of the Date of Entry and agrees to adhere to the statutory duties of an owner-occupier crofter as laid down in the Crofters (Scotland) Act 1993 until the crofts/property are sold.
EPC Rating = D
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Moy FarmhouseThe Loft1 & 2 Moy Holdings, Campbeltown, Argyll and Bute, PA28
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