Lower Achnahannet is a 94.5-hectare farm located in Inverness-shire, Scotland, known for its quality livestock production. The farm has good access to public roads and is well-served by internal tracks. The land is predominantly classified as Grade 5(1) and Grade 5(2) and is capable of producing good yields of grass. The farm is suitable for alternative uses such as tourism, subject to relevant consents. The farmhouse is a detached, four-bedroom dwelling with a scenic southerly aspect, and the farm buildings include a range of traditional and modern structures. The farm is served by private water and mains electricity, and the land is registered with SGRPID for IACS purposes. The area is popular for outdoor activities such as walking, cycling, and skiing, and the nearby town of Grantown on Spey has all the services and amenities expected of a provincial town.