Land at Plunton is located within the Parish of Borgue, near Kirkcudbright, offering a significant opportunity for agricultural and development investment. Spanning approximately 479.13 acres (193.90 hectares), this property features multiple fields primarily suited for grazing and cultivation, currently utilized for livestock with an emphasis on grassland management and silage production.
The land comprises 19 distinct enclosures, each dedicated to productive uses, showcasing the potential for enhanced agricultural practices or diversification into other farming ventures. While there are no existing dwellings on the property, its size and configuration present a unique chance to explore residential development, contingent upon obtaining the necessary planning permissions.
Classification of the soil quality predominantly falls under yield classes 4 and 5 according to research by the James Hutton Institute, which indicates solid productivity potential for various agricultural endeavors. Notably, one field has recently been reseeded after a kale crop, reflecting ongoing improvements in land management strategies.
Additionally, Land at Plunton holds Basic Payment Entitlements across payment regions 1 and 2, enhancing its appeal as an investment. The current owners maintain active farming operations in compliance with EU regulations and have submitted an IACS/SAF application for 2023; documentation regarding these entitlements can be reviewed by interested parties.
For those considering agricultural innovation or future residential construction, this tract of land combines fertile soil with strategic positioning in a scenic rural locale. Its proximity to additional farms being offered for sale—Barharrow Farm and Clauchan—could also enhance synergistic opportunities for larger scale agricultural projects or community development initiatives.
