The land at Eslie comprises primarily of two IACS-registered field parcels extending to an area of 4.05 Hectares (10 acres) or thereby in total. There is an additional 0.2 Hectares (0.5 acres) of land which makes up the remainder of the title area for sale. The breakdown of the field parcels are as follows:

The land slopes gently in a south to south-westerly direction, lying at an altitude of approximately 185 to 200 metres above sea level. The land is classified as mostly grade 4(1) by the James Hutton Institute, with the north-western portion of the land being classed as grade 4(2).

The land provides good livestock and equestrian grazing, as well as for other agricultural uses, having being utilised for livestock grazing and hay making in recent years. In addition, the land benefits from water troughs and is fully fenced.

The Eslie Stone Circle, designated as a Scheduled Monument, is set within field 1. It is also known as "Eslie the Lesser", with "Eslie the Greater" located about half a mile to the south-west.

The southern-most field benefits from direct roadside access to the unclassified public road serving the local area. The subjects are situated in a convenient location, with the A957 'Slug Road' between Crathes and Stonehaven being located just two miles to the east. In addition, the settlements of Strachan and Banchory, along with good road links to the south and west, are located a few miles to the west and north-west respectively.