The farmhouse occupies an elevated site and offers picturesque open views over the surrounding countryside. The dwelling is traditionally stone built over one and a half storey’s under a slate roof, which is typical of this area. The property is in reasonable condition, though somewhat dated and therefore would benefit from cosmetic modernisation. That said, the dwelling has a lovely ‘homely’ feel and is set in an extremely peaceful location.

High Glenling Farmhouse

Land and views from High Glenling

The holding has been sympathetically farmed with biodiversity in mind. The property features shelter belt planting, which was planted around 20 years ago with the intention of supporting pheasants, deer, etc. for sporting purposes. The small fishing lochan was stocked at one time and was advertised locally as day fishing. With these details in mind and given the its location, the property has excellent potential for development to a small sporting estate.

Access at High Glenling

High Glenling Farm is situated in a secluded yet accessible rural location about 13.5 miles southwest of Newton Stewart and about 20.5 miles east of Stranraer. This region of Scotland is noted for its spectacular coastline, hills and magnificent forests. This area lies within the climatically favoured Southwest corner of Scotland, which is noted for its mild climate and long growing season, benefiting from the proximity of the Gulf Stream and is known as one of the most productive grass growing regions of the United Kingdom.