A block of arable, pasture and rough grazing extending to about 99.10\\. Land consists of 65.92 acres pasture (silage), 30.96 acres permanent pasture, 1.04 acres rough grazing. 223 metres of frontage to Loch Watten with right to use a boat for trout fishing.

Adjacent to the land, there is a traditional stone and slate farm building which is used as a cattle court.

The land at Oldhall extends to a total of 99.10 acres and includes nine principal field enclosures. The land is all classed as grade 3:2 according to the James Hutton Institute. All of the fields have livestock fencing and access to a water trough from a main water supply. The land consists of 65.92 acres pasture (silageable), 30.96 acres permanent pasture and 1.04 acres rough grazing and 1.18 acres tracks/ misc. About 20 acres are cut for hay each year. The remainder of the land is used to graze cattle and sheep. Field No 1 has 223 metres of frontage to Loch Watten which allows the purchaser to put a boat on the loch for brown trout fishing.