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David Rankin joins the team

David Rankin has joined the team as our new “Keeper / Wildlife Ranger”. David has been a professional gamekeeper, stalker and fishery manager on a number of well-established Highland estates. He joins us with his wife Amy, two daughters Ivy and Violet, a team of faithful dogs, numerous chicken and, not forgetting, Morgan and Tuesday – two magnificent mares. Welcome to the team!

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Lurkie – Private Water Supply Upgrade

The new Loch Lurkie water supply is now fully operational. We have replaced the former Victorian infrastructure / filtration system with a modern OFSY / ozone system designed to meet…

Blairinnie Steading / Affordable Housing – Planning Approval Granted

Planning approval has be granted for the conversion of Blairinnie steading, a redundant farm building, into 4 affordable homes. In keeping with the estates values the properties will be environmentally…
 
 
Landlord Accreditations Scotland Confor Accreditation Scottish Land and Estates Accreditation Scottish Land and Estates, Wildlife Estates Accreditation
 
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