Land at Kinclune

Two parcels of well-located hill ground with excellent afforestation and carbon sequestration potential.

• Substantial area of open-hill grassland.
• Well located in Angus.
• Excellent potential for a forestry planting scheme.
• Opportunity to generate a significant volume of Carbon Credits.
• Attractive views over the surrounding scenery.

This substantial area of productive grass hill-land has previously been grazed with livestock and has excellent potential for a forestry planting scheme. The land is classified by the James Hutton Institute as 4.1 – 6.1 for agriculture, the soils types are a mix of brown earths and gleys.

Most of the farmland is low relatively lying, with elevation ranging from approximately 200 metres above sea level at the lowest to 410 metres at the highest point, atop of Mile Hill. The best of the ground is gently sloping and is easily worked. However, some of the ground is on a steep gradient and will require to be planted by hand.