Dairy Farms for Sale in the UK
24 properties
- Price
- Guide Price£1,500,000
- Size
- 35.38 acres
House, Buildings and 35.38 acres of land at Tyn Y Coed Farm, Cowbridge, CF5 6TQ
- Price
- Guide Price£2,000,000
- Size
- 213.99 acres
- Price
- Guide Price£975,000
- Size
- 43 acres
Littleworth Farm , Worcester Road , Inkberrow, Worcester, WR7
- Price
- Guide Price£300,000
- Size
- 20.42 acres
Lot 2 Littleworth Farm, Worcester Road , Inkberrow, Worcester, WR7
- Price
- £2,000,000
- Size
- 180 acres
- Price
- Guide Price£6,000,000
- Size
- 413.96 acres
- Price
- Offers in Excess of£4,250,000
- Size
- 273 acres
- Price
- Guide Price£1,300,000
- Size
- 44.62 acres
Nethercott Lane, Lydeard St. Lawrence, Taunton, Somerset, TA4
- Price
- Offers Over£3,500,000
- Size
- 444.56 acres
Balgown Farm, Kirkcolm, Stranraer, Dumfries and Galloway, South West Scotland, DG9
- Price
- £1,350,000
- Size
- 131 acres
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Buying a dairy farm in the UK
Find a wide range of dairy farms for sale in the UK, including freehold dairy units, dairy farms with parlours, grazing-based dairy farms and dairy farms with housing.
There are currently 24 available dairy farms to buy in the UK listed at £1,910,000 on average, with each acre priced at £13,518.
Market snapshot & prices for dairy farms
- Acreage for sale
- 3,391 acres
- Average listing age
- 50 days
- Average list price
- £1,910,000
- Median list price
- £1,450,000
- Average property size
- 141.3 acres
With the UK holding the title as the third biggest producer of dairy in Europe, and tenth in the world, dairy farm landowners contribute to one of the largest production industries in agriculture. More than 7,000 dairy farms exist across the UK, most of which reside in the rural west of England. Owning a dairy farm enables a lifestyle change like no other, ideal for those who enjoy working with animals in the picturesque British countryside.
For investors, owning a dairy farm is an opportunity to diversify income and add a unique community asset to a portfolio. Ownership requires compliance with strict regulations relating to animal welfare and milk quality, but with high rewards. Landowners can benefit from a stable income through dairy produce sales, predominantly milk but also cheese and butter.