Todhillmuir Farm occupies a rural location yet within a mile the Royal Burgh of Lochmaben and M74 interchange. The elevated position of the farmhouse allows the property stunning views of the country side and hills beyond. Although being on the edge of the town you have easy access to the Burgh of Lochmaben and all its amenities, enjoying both the benefits of rural and town living.

TODHILLMUIR FARM

Todhillmuir is an exceptional agricultural / residential farm lending itself and indeed having enormous potential for basing any agricultural enterprise. The farm benefits from a traditional farmhouse, farm bungalow, modern and traditional farm buildings woodland riverbank and about 111 acres of agricultural land.

TODHILLMUIR FARMHOUSE
The farmhouse occupies an elevated site and offers picturesque open views over the surrounding countryside. The dwelling is traditionally stone built under a slated roof over two storeys’. The property would benefit from a degree of cosmetic modernisation and repair, but at present offers comfortable family accommodation over two floors.

THE FARMHOUSE

TODHILLMUIR FARM BUNGALOW
The farm bungalow is situated within the farm boundary and is of brick built construction, rendered under a slated roof. The property benefits from its own enclosed garden grounds with off road parking.

FARM BUNGALOW

THE FARM STEADING
The buildings are of both modern and traditional construction, which at present are mainly utilised for cattle housing and general storage. We have numbered each steading building and this can be cross referenced with the steading plan, which forms part of these particulars.

THE LAND
Todhillmuir extends in total to about 120.68 acres (48.84 Ha), including the areas occupied by the farmhouse, bungalow, steading, yards, woodland, access roads, riverbank etc.
The holding features 13 specific field enclosures which are currently all down to grass for grazing and conservation. The land is classified as predominantly yield classes 3&4 of the Macaulay Institute for Soil Research (Land Capability Study). The land is self-sufficient in home grown forage and capable of any type of livestock production, cropping or equestrian purposes.

LAND AT TODHILLMUIR