1 property for sale in Fife, county from Galbraith Group Stirling

Established cafe/restaurantarranged over 2 floors historical building fit outapprox. 117.25 Sq. M

The land within lot 3 extends to about 39.39 Ha in total. It comprises a productive area of arable, silage and grazing ground with a small area of peatland

The land within lot 4 extends to about 25.58 Ha in total. The land comprises a productive mix of arable and silage ground with an area of grazing ground

The land within lot 2 comprises a productive block of grade 3.2, 4.1, And 4.2 Farmland which extends in total to about 57.27 Ha. The land is located to the northeast of the b6372 and is bound to the east by the minor road

An extensive and productive area of grade 3, 4 & 5 farmland extending to 346.32 Ha in total. Located in an accessible part of midlothian with links to surrounding settlements. The land offering potential to expand sporting, commercial, natural capital and environmental interests

The land within lot 1 comprises a contiguous area of arable, pasture and grazing land which extends to about 223.61 Ha in total

Traditional property with planning consent for conversion to 3residential units property with original featurespaddock extending to 4.17 Acres with scope for futuredevelopmentextensive car parking to rearrural location with good accessibility

A 2 bedroom detached cottage with development potential in a pituresque location close to edinburgh

Closing date 12:00 noon on thursday 7th august 2025tractive and versatile mixed farming unit in west lothian. 3-Bed farmhouse, modern range of buildings providing housing for up to 400 cattle and land extending to about 82.13 Ha in total

An opportunity to acquire a portfolio of residential properties with development potential. A 5 bedroom farmhouse, detached 2 bed cottage, row of 3 terraced cottages, traditional farm steadingound 1.41 Acres in total

An opportunity to acquire a portfolio of residential properties with development potential

An opportunity to acquire a 5 bedroom farmhouse and traditional farm steading