Kirkhill is a 913-acre livestock farm in Dumfriesshire, Scotland, which has been in the same ownership since the 1960s. The farm is well-fenced and has been maintained to a high standard, with potential for a sizeable farming enterprise or further development of the woodlands and natural environment. The farm has traditionally been farmed for beef and sheep production, and has been let out in recent years carrying around 300 breeding ewes and 150 suckler cows. The natural topography of the land and woodlands also offer potential for a high-quality driven pheasant shoot and deer stalking. The farm is located near Dumfries, with good access to local amenities, schools, and transportation links, and is situated in an area renowned for its livestock and timber production.