Beinn Bhreac Hill is a rare opportunity to purchase an extensive area of hill ground in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. The property, which spans 1,051 hectares, includes 22,559 Pending Issuance Units (PIUs) and has undergone a peatland restoration project, estimated to yield 26,500 tCO2e in emission reductions. The hill features established native pinewood plantings, potential for further woodland creation, and far-reaching views of Loch Lomond. The property is located within the heart of the national park, near the village of Drymen, and is accessible via a public road. The area has a rich history, with the hill ground part of Cashel Forest Estate, managed by the Cashel Forest Trust. The estate is primarily managed as a native forest with public access encouraged, along with forestry education activities. The property offers a rare opportunity to play a key role in the ongoing stewardship and management of this stunning landscape, containing some of Scotland's most spectacular and important habitats.