This rarely available coastal development site is situated just on the periphery of the popular tourist village of Sandhead. Sandhead is set on the Rhins of Galloway peninsula, which remains and unspoilt paradise for locals and visitors on the lookout for peace and tranquillity and is home to the Mull of Galloway, Scotland’s most southerly point. Sandhead offers a beautiful stretch of unspoilt sandy beach, a shop and an award-winning restaurant, The Tigh Na Mara. The area also boasts Scotland’s most exotic garden, Logan Botanic, only a short drive away from the site. There are four other gardens locally, formal and informal, where the plants and shrubs thrive due to the milder climate of the Gulf Stream.

Planning permission is approved for a bespoke, architect designed four-bedroom two storey house incorporating a kitchen / diner, casual living area, sitting room, four double bedrooms, two bathrooms, utility room, office and a detached double garage. The proposed dwelling house is to be built to the most modern standards with keen focus on providing low cost, environmentally friendly materials supplemented with low or zero generating technology in relation to energy use. The heating and hot water is to be provided via air sourced heat pump with the electricity required to run the heat pump generated by on site technology through the use of on roof high efficiency solar panels. The whole site amounts to about 1.877 acres. The full planning permission and drawings can by found on Dumfries & Galloway’s planning portal using the ref: 24/0104/FUL. Situated on the site is an Atcost agricultural building with brick-built walls which as part of the planning is to be demolished.