Landgut, Mauld Estate, Struy, Beauly, Inverness Shire

Mauld House and outbuildings
A traditional early Victorian former farmhouse in comfortable and modernised condition with accommodation including 2 reception rooms, 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms together with
several outbuildings set at the heart of an extensive arboreal garden featuring a variety of mature specimen trees.

Woodland and forestry
A combination of commercial compartments of mature and recently established crops of conifers together with enclosed compartments and open areas of native woodland providing both long term income production and exceptional amenity together with opportunities for further woodland
establishment.

Stalking and trout fishing
Red deer stalking on open moorland/hill ground and within non enclosed woodland; roe deer stalking and trout fishing for wild brown trout on 3 hill lochs.

Amenities and outdoor activities
A wealth of opportunities both on the estate and within the locality for kayaking, paddle boarding, mountain biking, pony trekking, wild swimming, walking and mountaineering.

Wildlife and natural capital
The estate itself, and Strathglass more generally, is home to a variety of native species including red squirrels, otters, crossbills, crested tits, black grouse and a profusion of well-known and obscure species of flora including fungi such as chanterelle and cep mushrooms.

Salmon fishing
A 1/12th share in The River Glass Syndicate which owns the salmon fishing rights on about 9½ miles of the beautiful River Glass divided amongst 6 beats for up to 4 rods each with a 5-year average to 2025 of 144 salmon/grilse.

More detailed information regarding the Estate can be found in the downloadable sale brochure.