Lot 3 - Kinclune, Glenkindie, Alford, Aberdeenshire, AB33

Kinclune Lot 3 comprises a mixed block of pasture and arable farmland extending to approximately 175.82 acres (71.15 Ha), centred around Aitionn Hill. According to the James Hutton Institute, the majority of the land is classified as Grade 3(2) and is registered for IACS purposes. The fields have traditionally been used for arable and livestock farming and have historically produced high yielding cereal crops. The land offers scope for a range of agricultural uses and benefits from a peaceful rural setting, with open views across the surrounding rolling braes of Glenkindie.

Kinclune is offered for sale as a whole or in 5 lots.

SITUATION

Kinclune Farm is situated in the scenic Strathdon district of Aberdeenshire, enjoying an attractive rural setting within Upper Donside, on the edge of the Cairngorms National Park. The farm benefits from direct access from the public road network and is conveniently located approximately 7 miles from Strathdon, 14 miles from Alford, and 35 miles west of Aberdeen, providing an excellent balance of rural tranquillity and accessibility.

The surrounding area is recognised for its productive agricultural land and established farming community, with neighbouring enterprises comprising a mix of livestock and arable holdings. Local agricultural services are well supported, with regular livestock sales at Thainstone Centre, Inverurie (approximately 35 miles) and United Auctions, Huntly (approximately 28 miles), while a wide range of agricultural merchants, machinery dealerships and rural contractors operate throughout Aberdeenshire.

Kinclune benefits from a convenient rural setting with a range of essential local amenities available nearby. A primary school and nursery are located at Towie, approximately five minutes’ drive from the property, while secondary education is provided at Alford Academy. Day-to-day services are well catered for, with a fuel station, Post Office and shop at Glenkindie, and further amenities including a primary school, garage, fuel station and shop available in nearby Lumsden. The family run Kildrummy Inn is only four miles from Kinckune with a renowned restaurant and was named Scotland’s best hotel experience at the Thistle Awards in 2025.

Everyday amenities are available nearby in Strathdon, including a primary school, village shop, health centre and community facilities, with a broader range of shops, supermarkets, banking and professional services available in Alford. Aberdeen offers comprehensive commercial, retail and transport links, including rail services and Aberdeen International Airport.

The farm lies in an established farming area where the land is well suited to a range of agricultural enterprises. The surrounding region benefits from strong agricultural infrastructure and supply chains, making Kinclune Farm an attractive and well-connected farming unit in one of Aberdeenshire’s most desirable rural locations.

LOT 3 – Mixed Farmland - about 175.82 acres (71.15 ha)
A mixed block of pasture and arable ground centred around Aitionn Hill extneding to approximately 175.82 acres (71.15 Ha). The land is classified as Grade 3(2) by the James Hutton Institute and has historically lent itself well to areas of productive grassland and arable cropping.