This 19.51-hectare (48.21-acre) permanent grassland property at Middleburn Farm in Northumberland is a unique opportunity for upland grazing or potential alternative uses. The land is divided into five parcels and features a derelict stone building, known as "The Bothy", which could be suitable for renovation subject to obtaining necessary consent. The property is accessed via an unadopted gravel forestry track and is situated in a rural, upland area near Simonburn. The land is gently undulating with a slope towards a stream and is surrounded by stone walls and post & wire fences. A natural water supply is also available. The property offers a range of possibilities for agricultural or conservation use, and its remote location makes it an ideal spot for those seeking a peaceful rural retreat.