Carseholm is a thoroughly charming smallholding incorporating a lovely family home which when built, was positioned to take advantage of the south south-westerly views across the Galloway countryside. This lovely property incorporates a well-presented, bright and spacious family home, beautifully landscaped garden grounds, agricultural building, grazing land, etc., the perfect combination for equestrian, smallscale agricultural / horticultural purposes, all with an element of self-sufficient living.

The house presents three good sized bedrooms a Kitchen, lounge, dining room, along with an attached single garage. A feature of the property is the steel framed Clear Span conservatory / potting room which is attached to the front of the house and has been in situ since the current owners took ownership 25 years ago. This, in itself, is a superb space as is, however, there could be some scope for developing a more permanent extension.

The garden grounds to the front have been beautifully landscaped with neat lawns, flowering borders, fruit trees, mature trees and shrubs with the garden grounds to the rear having fruit cages, vegetable patches, a polytunnel, garden shed, etc. In addition, there are paved patio areas providing the perfect space for alfresco dining or family and social entertaining. Given the location of Carseholm, there is a plethora of native wildlife to be enjoyed on a daily basis.

The grazing land amounts to about 5 acres and in recent times has been grazed by horses. The land offers a superb opportunity for equestrian purposes, smallscale agricultural or horticultural purposes with endless opportunities for self-sufficient living. A useful two bay box profile, open fronted agricultural building is situated within the land and currently used for storage but could be used for a number of purposes. A former brick built smiddy building has been repurposed to house two stables.