The land at Netheryett is situated on the periphery of the pretty village of Haugh of Urr. At present the land is utilised for the grazing of livestock and would lend itself to a variety of smallscale agricultural or equestrian purposes. The land amounts to about 20.41 acres (8.26 hectares) to include the areas occupied by the riverbank, etc. The land is registered with the AFRC-RPID with a main location code of 82/502/0116.

The riverbank is within the ownership of the land; therefore the brown trout fishing is automatically owned. The Salmon and sea trout fishing is currently rented from the Crown, and in turn they are currently rent it to Castle Douglas Angling club.

DESCRIPTION OF THE LAND
Comprising of 6 field enclosures extending to about 20.41acres (8.26 hectares), to include the areas occupied by the riverbank, river solum, etc. and is accessed off the B794, Haugh of Urr to Dalbeattie road. The land lies within a ring fence and is split by the Urr Water. At present the land is all down to grass for grazing and or conservation and is currently utilised for agricultural and equestrian purposes.