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3 bedroom bungalow for sale
Mid Tartraven Farm, Bathgate, West Lothian, EH48
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Bungalow
3 bed
bath
EPC rating: F*
423.66 acre(s)
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
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EE O2 Three Vodafone
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Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
- Spacious 4 bed farmhouse
- 2 ranges of traditional and modern agricultural buildings
- Well managed blocks of Grade 3 & 4 arable and grazing land
- Located a short distance from M8, providing access to wider road networks
- Telecoms mast generating additional income
- A further 3 bed detached bungalow
SITUATION
Mid Tartraven Farm comprises a productive arable and grassland unit extending to 171.46 ha (423.66 acres) which is currently run as a beef and arable farm. The property is situated in a rural yet accessible location within a short distance of the M8. Mid Tartraven Farm is just 3.7 miles to the centre of Bathgate and 4.5 miles south of Linlithgow. Scotland’s capital city Edinburgh is located 19.5 miles east of Mid Tartraven and offers world renowned shopping outlets as well as a full range of amenities and educational facilities. Edinburgh Airport is about 12 miles and offers regular flights throughout the UK, Europe and beyond. Bathgate, Linlithgow and Livingston North railway stations are located within close proximity and provide for easy rail travel with regular connections to Edinburgh and Glasgow.
The town of Linlithgow offers access to both a local primary school (Linlithgow Primary) and secondary school (Linlithgow Academy), in which Mid Tartraven Farm falls within the catchment area for. Private schooling is offered within Edinburgh with a wide range of highly regarded independent private schools.
Agriculturally the surrounding area of West Lothian provides an attractive location with a combination of productive pasture and arable ground with rolling hills in the distance. The farm is within reaching distance of a number of livestock markets and agricultural merchants.
DESCRIPTION
Mid Tartraven Farm extends to 171.46 ha (423.66 acres) of arable and grassland. The farm is located in a singular block which is split by an unnamed public road which runs through the centre of the steading, splitting the farm steading and residential properties naturally into two. The farmhouse and a range of buildings lie to the south of the public road, with Castle Park bungalow and further agricultural buildings predominately used for cattle housing and silage storage on the north.
The farm benefits from a range of traditional and modern agricultural buildings which have been used for the purposes of cattle housing, barley bruising and storage plus general storage.
Mid Tartraven has the addition of a telecoms mast located on the property which is subject to a lease in favour of Airwave mmO2 Limited.
METHOD OF SALE
Mid Tartraven Farm is offered for sale as a whole or in 4 lots.
Lot 1: Mid Tartraven Farmhouse, Steading to the south of the public road and land extending to 92.24 ha (227.93 acres)
Farmhouse
Mid Tartraven Farmhouse is a traditional stone-built farmhouse under a pitched slated roof with UPVC double glazed windows and oil-fired central heating. The farmhouse offers a spacious and flexible accommodation over two storeys.
The accommodation over two floors comprises:
Ground Floor:
Kitchen, bath/shower room, living room, w/c, lounge and a double bedroom.
First Floor:
2 double bedrooms and 1 single bedroom which all feature coombed ceilings and can be accessed via two separate staircases.
The farmhouse benefits from a compact area of garden which is landscaped and lies to the south of the farmhouse. Within the garden there is the addition of a wooden summer cabin which is equipped with electricity.
Farm Buildings
The farm buildings at Mid Tartraven are situated within close proximity to the farmhouse. The buildings comprise of a mixture of traditional and modern farm buildings.
The farm buildings comprise:
Cattle Court 1 (19m x 20m)
Steel portal frame construction under corrugated fibre roof with traditional stone wall, earth floor and fibre cement cladding.
Straw Shed (42.7m x 12.2m)
Of steel portal frame construction under a corrugated tin roof with corrugated tin cladding and an earth floor.
Cattle Court 2 (10.7m x 24.4m)
Of steel portal frame construction under a corrugated tin roof with corrugated tin cladding and a part concrete, part earth floor.
Cattle Court 3 (10.7m x 24.4m)
Of steel portal frame construction under a corrugated tin roof with corrugated tin cladding and a part concrete, part earth floor.
Cattle Court 4 (10.7m x 24.4m)
Of steel portal frame construction under a corrugated tin roof with corrugated tin cladding and a part concrete, part earth floor.
Bull Pen 1 (14.0m x 6.0m)
Of steel portal frame construction under a box profile roof with concrete panel walls, box profile cladding and a concrete floor.
Bull Pen 2 (9.5m x 6.3m)
Of steel portal frame construction under a box profile roof, crash barriers walls, clad with box profile sheeting and a concrete floor.
Grain Store/Bins (6 x 20t grain bins within 6.32m x 25.61m)
Of steel construction under a fibre cement roof, a combination of stone and brick walls with a concrete floor.
Storage Shed (21.7 m x 14.5m)
Of steel portal frame construction under a corrugated tin roof, concrete panel walls with box profile cladding and a concrete floor.
Workshop (13.8m x 10.8m)
Of steel portal frame construction under a fibre cement roof, concrete block walls with box profile cladding and a concrete floor.
Traditional Buildings 1 (21.1m x 5.38m)
Of stone construction under a slate roof.
Traditional Buildings 2 (14.2m x 3.1m)
Of stone construction under a slate roof.
Traditional Building 3 (8.86m x 6.34m)
Of stone construction under a slate roof.
Car Port (4.6m x 4.9m)
Of steel portal frame, under a box profile roof and box profile cladding with a tarred floor.
The Land
The agricultural land within Lot 1 Mid Tartraven extends to approximately 92.24 hectares (227.93 acres). The land is classified as a mix of Grade 3(1), 3(2) and 4(2) by the James Hutton Institute and has been utilised for the purposes of arable cropping and grazing.
The land throughout is predominantly arable land and grassland, with some pockets of woodland buffer strips throughout. The soil throughout Lot 1 is predominantly made up of Mineral Gleys with the northwestern land comprising of Brown Earth Soils of the Darleith series. Across the land in Lot 1 this rises between 200m and 243m above sea level.
All of the land within Lot 1 is classified as Region 1 in terms of BPS with the exception of the woodland areas.
Lot 2- Castle Park Bungalow, Steading to the north of the public road and land extending to 34.37 ha (84.93 acres)
Castle Park Bungalow
Castle Park Bungalow is a rendered brick bungalow under a pitched tiled roof with UPVC double glazed windows with oil fired central heating. The bungalow offers accommodation over a singular level comprising:
Kitchen, sitting/dining Room, 3 double bedrooms, box room, bathroom and porch.
Castle Park Bungalow benefits from a compact garden surrounding the property with the addition of a single garage.
Farm Buildings
Silage Shed (22.9m x 11.3m)
Of concrete frame construction, under a fibre cement roof, with concrete panel walls, box profile cladding and a concrete floor.
Calf Shed (8.15m x 30.0m)
Of steel construction under a fibre cement roof with block walls and a part concrete part earth floor.
Cattle Shed 1 (22.5m x 28m)
Of concrete construction, under a fibre cement roof with brick walls, fibre cement cladding and part concrete part earth floor. The shed has the addition of a centre feed passage.
Cattle Shed 2 (24.2m x 13.0m)
Of steel portal frame construction under a box profile roof, brick walls and part concrete/part hardcore flooring. The cattle shed benefits from feed barriers along one side of the building.
Cattle Shed 3 (23.0m x 11.8m)
Of concrete construction under a fibre cement roof with brick walls and a concrete floor.
Lean to (32.4m x 9.3m)
Of concrete construction under a fibre cement roof with block walls, box profile cladding and a part concrete part hardcore floor.
Cattle Wintering Shed (14m x 6.1m)
Of steel portal frame, box profile roof and cladding with an earth floor. This building is located within field 12 and is utilised for Cattle Wintering.
The Land
The agricultural land within Lot 2 Mid Tartraven extends to approximately 33.72 ha (83.32 acres) of predominantly Grade 4(1)/4(2) by the James Hutton Institute with a small area of Grade 5(2).
All of the land lies to the north of the northern steading and has been utilised for grazing purposes with some areas of arable/silage ground close to the farm steading.
The majority of the soils within Lot 2 comprise of Mineral Gleys and some smaller areas comprising of Brown Earth Soils of the Darleith series. The land within Lot 2 ranges between 200m and 245m above sea level.
All of the land within Lot 2 is classified as Region 1 in terms of BPS.
Lot 3- Land to the west of Mid Tartraven extending to 44.84 ha (110.80 acres)
The agricultural land within Lot 3 Mid Tartraven extends to approximately 44.84 ha (110.80 acres) of predominantly Grade 4(2) land with some smaller areas of Grade 4(1) and 5(1). The land within Lot 3 rises between 235m and 270m above sea level. The majority of the soils with Lot 3 comprise of Mineral Gleys and some smaller areas comprising of Brown Earth Soils of the Darleith series.
Lot 4- Telecoms Mast
The mast is located to the western side of Mid Tartraven, set amongst a large block of agricultural land. The mast is sat on 0.005 ha (0.012 acres) of land. The mast is currently leased to Airwave mmO2 Limited and is now operating on tactic relocation generating a rent of £5,835 per annum. There is a specific right of access track from the main road leading up to the mast which can be outlined in the lease and in the sale plan from point A to B. A copy of the lease is available from the Selling Agents.
EPC Rating = E
Mid Tartraven Farm comprises a productive arable and grassland unit extending to 171.46 ha (423.66 acres) which is currently run as a beef and arable farm. The property is situated in a rural yet accessible location within a short distance of the M8. Mid Tartraven Farm is just 3.7 miles to the centre of Bathgate and 4.5 miles south of Linlithgow. Scotland’s capital city Edinburgh is located 19.5 miles east of Mid Tartraven and offers world renowned shopping outlets as well as a full range of amenities and educational facilities. Edinburgh Airport is about 12 miles and offers regular flights throughout the UK, Europe and beyond. Bathgate, Linlithgow and Livingston North railway stations are located within close proximity and provide for easy rail travel with regular connections to Edinburgh and Glasgow.
The town of Linlithgow offers access to both a local primary school (Linlithgow Primary) and secondary school (Linlithgow Academy), in which Mid Tartraven Farm falls within the catchment area for. Private schooling is offered within Edinburgh with a wide range of highly regarded independent private schools.
Agriculturally the surrounding area of West Lothian provides an attractive location with a combination of productive pasture and arable ground with rolling hills in the distance. The farm is within reaching distance of a number of livestock markets and agricultural merchants.
DESCRIPTION
Mid Tartraven Farm extends to 171.46 ha (423.66 acres) of arable and grassland. The farm is located in a singular block which is split by an unnamed public road which runs through the centre of the steading, splitting the farm steading and residential properties naturally into two. The farmhouse and a range of buildings lie to the south of the public road, with Castle Park bungalow and further agricultural buildings predominately used for cattle housing and silage storage on the north.
The farm benefits from a range of traditional and modern agricultural buildings which have been used for the purposes of cattle housing, barley bruising and storage plus general storage.
Mid Tartraven has the addition of a telecoms mast located on the property which is subject to a lease in favour of Airwave mmO2 Limited.
METHOD OF SALE
Mid Tartraven Farm is offered for sale as a whole or in 4 lots.
Lot 1: Mid Tartraven Farmhouse, Steading to the south of the public road and land extending to 92.24 ha (227.93 acres)
Farmhouse
Mid Tartraven Farmhouse is a traditional stone-built farmhouse under a pitched slated roof with UPVC double glazed windows and oil-fired central heating. The farmhouse offers a spacious and flexible accommodation over two storeys.
The accommodation over two floors comprises:
Ground Floor:
Kitchen, bath/shower room, living room, w/c, lounge and a double bedroom.
First Floor:
2 double bedrooms and 1 single bedroom which all feature coombed ceilings and can be accessed via two separate staircases.
The farmhouse benefits from a compact area of garden which is landscaped and lies to the south of the farmhouse. Within the garden there is the addition of a wooden summer cabin which is equipped with electricity.
Farm Buildings
The farm buildings at Mid Tartraven are situated within close proximity to the farmhouse. The buildings comprise of a mixture of traditional and modern farm buildings.
The farm buildings comprise:
Cattle Court 1 (19m x 20m)
Steel portal frame construction under corrugated fibre roof with traditional stone wall, earth floor and fibre cement cladding.
Straw Shed (42.7m x 12.2m)
Of steel portal frame construction under a corrugated tin roof with corrugated tin cladding and an earth floor.
Cattle Court 2 (10.7m x 24.4m)
Of steel portal frame construction under a corrugated tin roof with corrugated tin cladding and a part concrete, part earth floor.
Cattle Court 3 (10.7m x 24.4m)
Of steel portal frame construction under a corrugated tin roof with corrugated tin cladding and a part concrete, part earth floor.
Cattle Court 4 (10.7m x 24.4m)
Of steel portal frame construction under a corrugated tin roof with corrugated tin cladding and a part concrete, part earth floor.
Bull Pen 1 (14.0m x 6.0m)
Of steel portal frame construction under a box profile roof with concrete panel walls, box profile cladding and a concrete floor.
Bull Pen 2 (9.5m x 6.3m)
Of steel portal frame construction under a box profile roof, crash barriers walls, clad with box profile sheeting and a concrete floor.
Grain Store/Bins (6 x 20t grain bins within 6.32m x 25.61m)
Of steel construction under a fibre cement roof, a combination of stone and brick walls with a concrete floor.
Storage Shed (21.7 m x 14.5m)
Of steel portal frame construction under a corrugated tin roof, concrete panel walls with box profile cladding and a concrete floor.
Workshop (13.8m x 10.8m)
Of steel portal frame construction under a fibre cement roof, concrete block walls with box profile cladding and a concrete floor.
Traditional Buildings 1 (21.1m x 5.38m)
Of stone construction under a slate roof.
Traditional Buildings 2 (14.2m x 3.1m)
Of stone construction under a slate roof.
Traditional Building 3 (8.86m x 6.34m)
Of stone construction under a slate roof.
Car Port (4.6m x 4.9m)
Of steel portal frame, under a box profile roof and box profile cladding with a tarred floor.
The Land
The agricultural land within Lot 1 Mid Tartraven extends to approximately 92.24 hectares (227.93 acres). The land is classified as a mix of Grade 3(1), 3(2) and 4(2) by the James Hutton Institute and has been utilised for the purposes of arable cropping and grazing.
The land throughout is predominantly arable land and grassland, with some pockets of woodland buffer strips throughout. The soil throughout Lot 1 is predominantly made up of Mineral Gleys with the northwestern land comprising of Brown Earth Soils of the Darleith series. Across the land in Lot 1 this rises between 200m and 243m above sea level.
All of the land within Lot 1 is classified as Region 1 in terms of BPS with the exception of the woodland areas.
Lot 2- Castle Park Bungalow, Steading to the north of the public road and land extending to 34.37 ha (84.93 acres)
Castle Park Bungalow
Castle Park Bungalow is a rendered brick bungalow under a pitched tiled roof with UPVC double glazed windows with oil fired central heating. The bungalow offers accommodation over a singular level comprising:
Kitchen, sitting/dining Room, 3 double bedrooms, box room, bathroom and porch.
Castle Park Bungalow benefits from a compact garden surrounding the property with the addition of a single garage.
Farm Buildings
Silage Shed (22.9m x 11.3m)
Of concrete frame construction, under a fibre cement roof, with concrete panel walls, box profile cladding and a concrete floor.
Calf Shed (8.15m x 30.0m)
Of steel construction under a fibre cement roof with block walls and a part concrete part earth floor.
Cattle Shed 1 (22.5m x 28m)
Of concrete construction, under a fibre cement roof with brick walls, fibre cement cladding and part concrete part earth floor. The shed has the addition of a centre feed passage.
Cattle Shed 2 (24.2m x 13.0m)
Of steel portal frame construction under a box profile roof, brick walls and part concrete/part hardcore flooring. The cattle shed benefits from feed barriers along one side of the building.
Cattle Shed 3 (23.0m x 11.8m)
Of concrete construction under a fibre cement roof with brick walls and a concrete floor.
Lean to (32.4m x 9.3m)
Of concrete construction under a fibre cement roof with block walls, box profile cladding and a part concrete part hardcore floor.
Cattle Wintering Shed (14m x 6.1m)
Of steel portal frame, box profile roof and cladding with an earth floor. This building is located within field 12 and is utilised for Cattle Wintering.
The Land
The agricultural land within Lot 2 Mid Tartraven extends to approximately 33.72 ha (83.32 acres) of predominantly Grade 4(1)/4(2) by the James Hutton Institute with a small area of Grade 5(2).
All of the land lies to the north of the northern steading and has been utilised for grazing purposes with some areas of arable/silage ground close to the farm steading.
The majority of the soils within Lot 2 comprise of Mineral Gleys and some smaller areas comprising of Brown Earth Soils of the Darleith series. The land within Lot 2 ranges between 200m and 245m above sea level.
All of the land within Lot 2 is classified as Region 1 in terms of BPS.
Lot 3- Land to the west of Mid Tartraven extending to 44.84 ha (110.80 acres)
The agricultural land within Lot 3 Mid Tartraven extends to approximately 44.84 ha (110.80 acres) of predominantly Grade 4(2) land with some smaller areas of Grade 4(1) and 5(1). The land within Lot 3 rises between 235m and 270m above sea level. The majority of the soils with Lot 3 comprise of Mineral Gleys and some smaller areas comprising of Brown Earth Soils of the Darleith series.
Lot 4- Telecoms Mast
The mast is located to the western side of Mid Tartraven, set amongst a large block of agricultural land. The mast is sat on 0.005 ha (0.012 acres) of land. The mast is currently leased to Airwave mmO2 Limited and is now operating on tactic relocation generating a rent of £5,835 per annum. There is a specific right of access track from the main road leading up to the mast which can be outlined in the lease and in the sale plan from point A to B. A copy of the lease is available from the Selling Agents.
EPC Rating = E
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