Situated in an accessible and well-connected farming area, the farm benefits from excellent transport links to the A1, Edinburgh and the north of England.
Duncan Barrie, Head of Farm Sales and Valuations for Galbraith, said: “Auchencrow Mains is a standout mixed farming unit in a highly desirable Borders location. It offers scale, flexibility and proven productivity, alongside opportunities for diversification and long-term investment— making it particularly attractive to commercial farming businesses, investors and progressive landowners seeking a high-quality and adaptable asset.”
Auchencrow Mains is a well-equipped, large-scale landholding with an established agricultural history, having been farmed by the same family for over 100 years.
The holding combines high-quality arable land with livestock and diversification potential, offering the opportunity to run a versatile and resilient farming enterprise.
The land comprises an excellent mix of Grade 2 and 3.1 soils, capable of supporting a wide range of cropping including cereals, potatoes and vegetables, alongside areas of temporary grass and grazing ground.
The farm is well laid out in four main blocks, with good access and infrastructure to support modern machinery and efficient operations.
The farmland is complemented by an extensive range of modern and traditional farm buildings, including grain storage and drying facilities, livestock housing and handling systems, supporting both arable and livestock enterprises.
The farmhouse has been modernised in recent years to a very high standard and provides four bedrooms and two attractive reception rooms.
Two of the bedrooms have their own dressing room and there is good ancillary accommodation including a utility room, office, boot room and a sauna in the downstairs shower room.
There are three traditional farm cottages, currently let to tenants, generating a valuable additional income stream, which are located separately from the farm steading and benefit from their own access directly from the public road.
The well-equipped equestrian facilities, including stabling and an outdoor arena, further enhance the diversity of the holding.
The farm offers potential for further development and diversification, subject to the necessary consents, alongside existing income from a solar PV installation and residential lets.
The farming system has historically been centred on a mixed arable operation, with cereals, potatoes and temporary grass all grown as part of the rotation and with some of the grain and straw used to supply the livestock finishing and sheep enterprises.
The livestock enterprise has focussed on the purchasing and finishing of around 150 store cattle, and a flock of around 400 sheep plus followers.
There is excellent access to the enclosures, either via an internal network of farm tracks or directly from the public roads, which divides the holding into four principal blocks.
Auchencrow Mains has a number of areas of woodland which provide shelter and amenity.
The nearby village of Reston offers a small selection of local amenities.
The farm is situated between the towns of Duns and Eyemouth, both of which offer primary and secondary schooling as well as good day to day amenities, sporting and recreational facilities.
The historic town of Berwick-upon Tweed is approximately 11 miles to the southeast, featuring an array of attractions, shops, restaurants, and educational facilities.
Auchencrow Mains is for sale through Galbraith for Offers Over £5,800,000.
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Auchencrow Mains Reston, Eyemouth, Scottish Borders, TD14 5LT Offers Over £5,800,000 Photo: ugc
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Auchencrow Mains Reston, Eyemouth, Scottish Borders, TD14 5LT Offers Over £5,800,000 Photo: ugc
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Auchencrow Mains Reston, Eyemouth, Scottish Borders, TD14 5LT Offers Over £5,800,000 Photo: ugc
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Auchencrow Mains Reston, Eyemouth, Scottish Borders, TD14 5LT Offers Over £5,800,000 Photo: ugc