Kirklauchline Farmhouse is a traditionally built Galloway cottage (built circa 1850) and within the current ownership has been improved greatly. This charming cottage is located in a stunning rural setting on the Rhins of Galloway peninsula, which remains an unspoiled paradise for locals and visitors on the lookout for peace and tranquillity and is also home to the Mull of Galloway, Scotland’s most Southerly Point.

This detached cottage offers all the comforts for modern day family living and occupies and elevated position with distant sea views. The property has been tastefully decorated throughout, with the cosy sitting rooms, one having an open fire to augment the efficient oil central heating. To compliment the whole property there are small grazing paddocks bound by neat timber fences, currently home to the sellers ponies. There are also three good sized timber stables and a tack room, along with a former traditional byre which could have development potential for change of use. Any interested party wishing to pursue this would need to make their own enquiries with the regional council. The whole property sits in under an acre.

This charming lifestyle property offers the successful purchaser the opportunity to live in an area of outstanding natural beauty with an abundance of wildlife right on the doorstep. Kirklauchline Farmhouse, albeit rural, is within easy reach of major road networks.

OUTSIDE
There are garden grounds to the front, side and rear which are mainly laid to lawns, stone chips, paving stones and shrubbery. As mentioned earlier, there are small grazing paddocks neatly bound by timber post and rail fences, which house the sellers small ponies. In addition, there are three stables and a tack room. As mentioned earlier, a former traditional byre within the grounds could have some development potential for change of use, however, any interested party wishing to pursue this, would need to make their own enquiries with the regional council.