Productive Mixed Farm in Dumfries and Galloway

Galbraith is launching the sale of Harelawhill Farm, a productive farming unit situated in a highly accessible and scenic location in rural Dumfries and Galloway.

The farm extends to approximately 89.06 hectares (220.07 acres) within a ring-fenced block just to the north of the small settlement of Harelaw, about three miles west of Canonbie.

Harelawhill Farm's traditional Georgian stone farmhouse occupies an elevated position with panoramic views across the surrounding countryside and offers the potential for refurbishment into a spacious family home.

placeholder image — Harelawhill Farm's traditional Georgian stone farmhouse occupies an elevated position with panoramic views across the surrounding countryside and offers the potential for refurbishment into a spacious family home.

Duncan Barrie, Head of Farm Sales and Valuations with Galbraith, commented: “This is an attractive and versatile farm offering far-reaching views over the Liddel Valley towards Cumbria. The farmhouse and buildings are located in a private and scenic setting but benefit from good access via the A7, linking Edinburgh to the north and Carlisle to the south. The farmhouse offers great potential to be renovated to the owner’s specifications, creating a wonderful family home. Equally, a number of the farm buildings may present development opportunities for a variety of alternative uses, subject to obtaining the necessary planning permission.”

Harelawhill is centred on a traditional Georgian stone farmhouse with a single-storey extension on the northern elevation. The house requires extensive refurbishment throughout but offers excellent potential to become a spacious family home. The farmhouse sits in an elevated position and benefits from panoramic views over the surrounding farmland, hills and forests on both sides of the Scottish and English border.

A versatile range of traditional and modern farm buildings provides excellent livestock and general-purpose facilities, with scope for alternative residential or equestrian use.

Harelawhill is equipped with a versatile range of traditional and modern farm buildings located northwest of the farmhouse, principally providing livestock and general-purpose accommodation, while also offering potential for adaptation to further residential or equestrian use, subject to obtaining the necessary consents.

The landholding at Harelawhill comprises a mixture of permanent and temporary pasture, together with areas of amenity woodland. The farmland is currently all down to grass and has been let for summer grazing until 31 August 2026.

The farm is located just over three miles from the village of Canonbie, which provides local amenities, while the larger towns of Dumfries and Lockerbie are within easy reach by car, offering a wider range of services and transport links. Approximately 19 miles south of the property lies the city of Carlisle, with its extensive retail, cultural and professional facilities.

Harelawhill is within easy reach of the A7, A74(M) and M6, providing excellent transport links to both the north and south of the country. Train stations can be found in Carlisle, which is on the West Coast Main Line (connecting to London in under four hours), and Gretna, on the Glasgow South Western Line, which runs between Carlisle and Glasgow via Dumfries.

Harelawhill Farm is for sale as a whole through Galbraith, for Offers Over £1,395,000. Closing date noon 25th August 2026.