Welsh Lord Continues Sale of North Wales Estate Welsh Lord Continues Sale of North Wales Estate MAX TAYLOR – JOURNALIST A further 400 acres of North Wales farmland has been put up for sale this week as Lord Newborough continues the disposal of his Glynllifon Estate. The owner of the Rhug Estate announced last year that a decision had been made to sell more than 1,000 acres to create opportunities for the next generation of farmers while allowing the estate to focus resources on its core base near Corwen. In-hand farmland and let, whole farms form part of the second phase of the sale, being handled by national property consultancy Carter Jonas. It is the first time in more than three centuries that the estate has been made available. In all, 901 acres are now on the market as a whole with a guide price of £10.9m, but with individual lots also offered. Lord Newborough said: “Agricultural land of this quality and scale in the Llŷn Peninsula rarely comes to market, and I would encourage anyone with ambitions in farming to look seriously at what is on offer here. “Making more of Glynllifon available is about creating genuine pathways for the next generation of farmers and land-based businesses to begin, develop, and thrive.  “Offering a mix of whole farms, tenanted holdings, and smaller parcels of pasture means there is something accessible for a wide range of buyers, from those looking to expand significantly to those taking their first step. “For us, it also allows Rhug to refocus its investment where it matters most. This is ultimately about the future of farming in North Wales, and giving others the chance to take something exceptional forward.” Subscribe to the Businessin Wales daily newsletter for FREE here.  Want more from Businessin Wales? Why not follow us on our socials Linkedin X Instagram TikTok Listen to the Businessin Wales podcast YouTube Spotify Apple Podcasts