A 53-acre farm bordering the Scottish castle featured in the BBC series "The Traitors" has been listed for sale at £950,000. The property, Wester Lealty Farm, is located in Alness, Ross-shire, and offers potential buyers proximity to the filming location of the popular show.

Wester Lealty Farm includes a three-bedroom farmhouse and an equestrian facility with stabling and a floodlit, mirrored riding arena. Its location provides views of Ardross Castle, the 100-acre estate that serves as the fictional "Traitors" castle. The castle itself is privately owned by the McTaggart family and is not open to the public, though wedding packages are available.

Estate agents Strutt & Parker describe the property as striking a balance between rural tranquility and accessibility. While offering expansive countryside views, the farm is situated within easy reach of Alness, Inverness, and the A9 road.

The farmhouse interior comprises an entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, family room, study, and bathroom on the ground floor, with three bedrooms and an additional bathroom upstairs. The farm previously operated as a livery yard.

The holding in Alness, Ross-shire, was formerly a livery yard and has a floodlit, mirrored rubber riding arena and stabling

Outdoor amenities include a garden with raised beds, a polytunnel, and a sheltered seating area. The property also features a tarred driveway and substantial gravelled areas for parking. Agents note that the farm enjoys uninterrupted rural views.

Wester Lealty Farm (pictured) is neighbours with Ardross Castle, which has become one of TV's most recognisable country houses in the last four years

Ardross Castle, the primary filming location for "The Traitors," has gained significant recognition as a country house since the show's debut. Opportunities to view the castle itself are limited, as it is a private estate.

Ardross Castle (pictured), used to house contestants on the Traitors, is a 100-acre estate privately owned by the McTaggart family and not open to the public