INTRODUCTION
Glenlochar House is situated within the pretty hamlet of Glenlochar and some three miles from the busy market town of Castle Douglas.

Glenlochar House is a category ‘B’ listed building dating from the late 18th, early 19th century with its principal facade overlooking the River Dee providing stunning uninterrupted views all year round. The property is surrounded by its own landscaped garden grounds, which are made up of mature trees, shrubs, lawns and attract a variety of wildlife. Glenlochar House benefits from well-proportioned rooms containing many original period features and has been in the same family ownership since 1953. The property does require some modernisation and upgrading, however, offers huge potential to create a wonderful family home and potential for development of a B & B.

The hamlet of Glenlochar is a friendly community and benefits from a village hall, which run a variety of activities throughout the year, including a playgroup which provides early learning and childcare places. Primary Schooling can be found in the nearby village of Crossmichael. A wider range of services can be found at Castle Douglas, only a short drive from the property. Castle Douglas (The Food Town) forms the heart of the Stewartry area, offering all essential services with a comprehensive range of leisure facilities, a modern health service, wide range of professional services as well as two national supermarkets. The high street is renowned for its niche retailing with a wide range of traditional shops and craft outlets. Primary & Secondary education is available within the town.

THE GARDEN GROUNDS
Glenlochar House is surrounded by its own landscaped garden grounds which are mainly laid to lawns with a variety of mature trees and shrubs. As mentioned earlier the grounds from the front of the property lead directly to the River Dee affording stunning views all year.