Jardington is conveniently located on the northern edge of Dumfries, nestled within a quiet location on the banks of the Cluden Water, a confluence to the River Nith. This former farmhouse, thought to have been built circa 1880, is approached by its own private, single-track road where a traditional cobbled courtyard provides parking for several vehicles. It is obvious that Jardington has been a wonderful family home over the years and albeit the dwellinghouse now requires a degree of renovation and modernisation, this charming property offers spacious, family four-bedroom accommodation along with two attic rooms which could be developed into further living space. The property had a new central heating boiler fitted in 2021 along with new radiators and double glazing in parts.

The traditional courtyard steading has been formerly utilised as stabling, workshops and storage space. These buildings may provide the opportunity for development to create either extended family living or indeed, holiday let potential. Any interested party wishing to pursue this would need to make their own enquires with Dumfries & Galloway Council’s planning department.
In addition, there is about an acre of accommodation land which not only protects the amenity of the property but has huge potential for creating some self-sufficient living or indeed to extend the garden grounds.

Jardington is within walking distance of local parks and the River Nith where wonderful walks known as the ‘Burns Trail’ are available along with a bounty of native wildlife, which can be enjoyed on a daily basis including otters being observed regularly and becoming an attraction for residents and visitors alike.