Historic estate set on 1,637 acres in Scotland goes on sale for £9.5m
Laird of the manor: Historic estate that comes with its own barony title and boasts a nine-bedroom home set on 1,637 acres with its own harbour, lighthouse and game shoot goes on sale for £9.5 million
- The Logan Estate was built in 1702 and sits on the southwest coast of Scotland
- Owners will have access to 270 acres of woodlands and 1,158 acres of farmland
- The sale also includes Port Logan Bay which has its own pier and lighthouse
An impressive country estate that comes with its own barony title is on the market for £9.5m.
The new owner of the Logan Estate will instantly become Scottish nobility as well as acquiring their own harbour, farmland, woodland and game shoot.
The historic estate totals 1,637 acres of land and has plenty of opportunities to make its new owner an income.
It is on the southwest coast of Scotland with views across the Irish Sea to Northern Ireland.
The £9.5m Logan Estate totals 1,637 acres of land on the southwest coast of Scotland.
The new owner will also acquire the Port Logan Bay, with its pier, lighthouse and two miles of craggy coastline and beaches.
The main house, Logan House is an A Listed Queen Anne property built in 1702.
The sale includes Port Logan Bay, with its pier, lighthouse and two miles of craggy coastline and beaches, as well as salmon netting rights.
The main house, Logan House, is a nine-bedroom A Listed Queen Anne property built in 1702 and rich in intricate period features.
It was owned by the McDouall family for 700 years before it was sold to the current owners in 2002.
The house has 9,811 sq ft of accommodation over four floors with three reception rooms, nine bedrooms and nine bathrooms.
Outside the gardens have a variety of exotic plants with outstanding views towards the coastline of Luce Bay.
The 270 acres of woodlands are managed for sporting and amenity purposes.
A dining room in the Logan Estate which was owned by the McDouall family for 700 years.
Logan House provides a ‘glorious example’ of Queen Anne architecture from 1702.
The 1,158 acres of farmland included in the sale is managed in hand.
One of three receptions rooms where owners can relax after enjoying a day of country sports and the great outdoors.
A pool table room is also included in the historic estate which provides for some entertainment and relaxation.
There are also six residential properties, ranging from a period farmhouse to charming rural cottages, that are either let out to generate income or occupied by estate employees.
The 1,158 acres of farmland is managed in hand and there is 270 acres of woodlands managed for sporting and amenity purposes.
The estate is renowned for its high quality pheasant and partridge shoot and for first class duck flighting and wild fowling.
Logan Estate historically included the feudal Barony of Logan, which was granted to John McDouall by Crown Charter in 1594 and may be available for purchase along with the estate.
The house has 9,811 sq ft of accommodation over four floors.
The Port Logan Bay offers views across the Irish Sea to Northern Ireland.
The estate features nine bedrooms and nine bathrooms.
It is rich in intricate period features such as this extravagant fireplace.
The estate also features six residential properties, ranging from a period farmhouse to charming rural cottages.
Evelyn Channing, from Savills, said: ‘A magnificent and historic estate with the most elegant of houses as its jewel in the crown, Logan has proved to be a wonderful family retreat for entertaining, relaxation and the enjoyment of country sports and the great outdoors.
‘Its launch to market now represents a rare opportunity for a new owner to acquire a glorious example of Queen Anne architecture, a very fine shoot, easily managed farming, forestry and residential concerns, and even an aristocratic title, in what is one of Scotland’s most unspoilt, yet accessible, regions.’
Kay Paton, from Savills, added: ‘This is a fantastic opportunity for others to discover the Rhins Peninsula and to appreciate the merits of living in the south west which I have been championing for years.’
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