Tombane Woodland, Logierait, Perthshire

Area: 59.60 Hectares / 147.27 Acres

An exceptional example of a Caledonian pine woodland under restoration

Ancient ‘Granny’ pines

Management aims to conserve and enhance the importantbiodiversity of the site – SSSI

Ancient Juniper Bushes

Number of ponds

Birch Woodlands

Open sided barn

Nationally important site for damselflies and butterflies

Location

Tombane Woodland lies to the west of the A9, approximately 2 miles from Ballinluig, in the county of Perthshire. The woodland sits in an elevated position with stunning views west towards Strathtay, Aberfeldy and Schiehallion and eastwards to the convergence of the Rivers Tay and Tummel.

The property is shown on the location and sale plans within these particulars. The nearest postcode is PH9 0LX and What3Words : waters.untruth.concerned

Access

Tombane Woodland is accessed from the A827. A new servitude right of access will be granted to the purchaser across the field to the west of the cottage. Approximately shown as A2-A3, route to be agreed and with the ability to upgrade, suitable for woodland management purposes.

Description

Tombane is a striking and ecologically rich landscape, characterised by its highly attractive mature and semi mature woodland. The site features impressive stands of native species, including fine examples of ancient Caledonian Scots pine, alongside Silver birch, Oak, Beech, and Rowan. These woodlands create a varied structure and a strong sense of natural heritage and careful stewardship.

The ground flora is equally diverse, with an abundance of juniper bushes, blaeberries, bracken, native grasses, and heather contributing to a mosaic of habitats. While parts of the site still retain areas of spruce, larch, and other nonnative conifers, the current owners have undertaken significant restoration efforts. These have focused on the gradual removal of exotic species, allowing native woodland to regenerate and re-establish more naturally over time.

A large proportion of the woodland falls within the Logierait Mires SSSI, highlighting its importance for conservation. Tombane is particularly noted for its rich invertebrate life, supporting large populations of rare damselflies and butterflies, making it a site of considerable ecological interest.

Adding further ecological diversity, the site includes a number of ponds and wetland areas. These features enhance habitat variety and provide valuable resources for wildlife, contributing to the overall biodiversity of the land.

Tombane Woodland also supports a diverse bird population. Notably, it provides habitat for several Red Listed species, including yellowhammer,tree pipit, linnet, spotted flycatcher, and mistle thrush. In addition, a number of Amber Listed species are present, such as willow warbler, dunnock, song thrush, bullfinch, and redstart, further underlining the site’s significance for avian conservation.

Logierait Mires Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)

The upper part of the property forms the main body of the Logierait Mires SSSI , which covers just under 64 ha and is designated as an important breeding site for the northern blue damselfly ( coenagrion hastulatum ). It is the only known location for this nationally rare species in Perthshire.

Sporting Rights

Sporting rights are included in the sale. The current owner carries out deer management and would be keen to undertake this going forward.

Boundaries

The property is bounded by a mixture of stock fence and stone wall. Maintenance is on 50:50 basis with the neighbouring landowners.

Mineral Rights

Mineral rights are included so far as the seller has right thereto.

Wayleaves & Third-Party Rights

The property will be sold with the benefit of, and subject to, all existing rights and burdens with the Titles.

Designations

Logierait Myres Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). There is a stone memorial enclosure which is excluded from the sale.

Contact Goldcrest Land & Forestry Group for more information.