Farm and Lands Of Saviskaill, Skatequoy & Furse, Rousay, KW17 2PS

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Occupying an outstanding position overlooking the Bay of Saviskaill on the picturesque island of Rousay, the Farm & Lands of Saviskaill, Skatequoy, Stennisgorn and Furse present a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial agricultural holding extending to approximately 644.11 acres or thereby.

Available either as a whole or in lots, the holding comprises a house, traditional farm steading buildings with former mill, Nissan hut, large area of hard standing yard and extensive areas of productive grazing land, offering significant potential for farming, diversification and long-term investment.

The farmhouse and steading require comprehensive renovation.

The surrounding farmland has been utilised for long-term grazing and includes Region 1 and Region 2 agricultural land, with Basic Payment Scheme entitlements included within the sale, adding considerable value for agricultural purchasers. The scale of the holding provides excellent opportunities for livestock production, environmental management and a range of future farming enterprises.

Positioned within one of Orkney's most scenic island settings, the land enjoys spectacular views across the surrounding countryside and coastline, creating an exceptional balance between productive agriculture and natural beauty.

There is currently an Agri-Environment Climate Scheme in place on the land generating an annual income of £11,128.

Part of Lot 3 forms part of a SNH Special Protection Area and is part of the Rousay SSSI.

There are 105.73 Region 1 Entitlements.

There are 135.38 Region 2 Entitlements.

Lot One (Offers over £460,000) - Saviskaill – consists of dwelling, steading and 253.75 acres of land.

Lot Two (Offers over £160,000) – Skatequoy & Stennisgorn - consists of ruinous dwelling and buildings and 176.55 acres of land.

Lot Three (Offers over £140,000) – Furse - consists of ruinous buildings and 213.81 acres of land.

Location

Rousay is widely recognised for its rich agricultural heritage, spectacular landscapes and archaeological sites. The island offers a welcoming community, regular

ferry services to Mainland Orkney and an outstanding quality of life, making it an increasingly desirable location for those seeking both commercial farming opportunities and rural lifestyle properties.