Magnificent Scottish forest with its own GOLD MINE is for sale

A Scottish forest with its own gold mine has come on the market.

Almost 300 acres of woodland are up for grabs, and it’s located near one of them. Scotlandmost popular beauty dots.

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Leitters Forest in Balquhidder, north Stirlingshire, is up for sale.

Picturesque forests are on the market and offer many great opportunities for a potential buyer.

The forest is full of Sitka spruce trees, popular for use in lumbering markets.

That’s fine transport Links where the A84 motorway runs along the border of the woodland.

However, if the forests are not desired for the timber trade, the new owner will also have sporting rights to the land.

Red and roe deer have the potential to chase hard and hard pull of your wild game birds In season.

But Leitters Forest also offers absolutely stunning views and is located within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Region. Park.

It has picturesque views with views across to Loch Voil and the top of Lochearn.

The forest is also House to a lost gold mine.

Balquhidder Mine was once located in the middle of the forest hillside, but there is no trace of its exact location.

It is believed to be in operation Around 1850, with gold first discovered in 1854.

However, the life of the mine was short-lived as it was not used in 1860.

Over time, a forest area grew over the site of the mine, and since little information was known about it, it was thought to be lost.

Leitters Forest is now up for grabs, with sellers accepting offers of over £1,950,000.