A Scottish racing stables that has produced nearly 1,000 winners in recent years has been brought to market.
The stables’ winners total was described as “a record for Scotland” by the selling agent.
Belstane Racing Stables cover about 18.68 acres near Carluke and include Belstane Farmhouse, stabling for 127 horses, indoor and outdoor gallops, indoor and outdoor riding arenas, two motorised horse exercisers, extensive staff accommodation with additional office and reception areas, and land which is suitable for grazing or mowing, Galbraith said.
The agent said the property currently has a "consortium of owners, some in Scotland and some international", in the article that leads our list of firms on the market this week.
Traditional Scottish city pub dating from 1899 put up for sale
A historic pub in a “prominent location” in a Scottish city has been brought to market.
The pub, which dates from 1899, sits in a “densely populated residential and commercial neighbourhood” in the country’s largest city.
The Maryhill Road bar in Glasgow's freehold is offered at a guide price of £470,000.
'Striking’ self-catering accommodation opportunity for sale
A self-catering property in a Scottish “rural idyll setting” has been brought to market.
The large-scale property also includes “sumptuous” owner’s accommodation.
The Fairview freehold in Leadburn is marketed at offers over £1.1 million.
Family to sell ‘cherished’ Scottish estate after 500 years
A family is to sell a secluded estate in the heart of Scotland after 500 years.
Cromlix Estate is available in three lots or as a whole, with lot one the lodge and farm, at offers over £3.5 million, lot two Muckle Hill at £2.1m, and lot three Bracklin Hill at £900,000. It is offers over £6.5m as a whole.
The family earlier sold part of the estate near Dunblane including a now award-winning hotel to Scottish tennis hero Sir Andy Murray and his wife Kim.
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