Nestled in picturesque Highland Perthshire, Carie is a 1,117-acre lochside estate that offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of Scotland's finest scenery. The estate, which has been owned by the same family since the 2000s, comprises 226 acres of good pasture land, 686 acres of rough grazing, and 125 acres of woodland. The farm is centered around a comfortable farmhouse and range of farm buildings, which provide accommodation and handling systems for livestock and machinery storage. The estate is well-suited for a stock enterprise, with a balanced combination of ground ranging from productive pasture fields to hill ground. The land is classified as classes 4-6 by the James Hutton Institute for Soil Research, making it suitable for holding livestock and planting trees. The highlight of Carie is its 2km of sheltered shoreline on Loch Tay, offering direct access to the loch and rights to moor a boat and fish for trout and salmon. The estate is being sold as a whole or in two lots, offering a range of future uses, including wildlife preservation, development of a bespoke home, amenity, farming, or woodland creation for carbon offsetting purposes.