Knockneen Croft is situated about 3.5 miles northwest of Kirkcolm and about 8.5 miles north of the bustling town of Stranraer. Knockneen Croft lies in a stunning scenic region known as the Rhins of Galloway Peninsular, which is favoured with a mild climate, given the proximity of the gulf stream to the coastline.

Knockneen Croft is a traditional detached dwellinghouse, with no immediate neighbours, which has been sympathetically modernised to a very high standard. The property is approached by its own private driveway where there is ample parking for several vehicles. The dwellinghouse offers spacious and bright accommodation throughout includes a lounge with open plan sun lounge, kitchen / breakfast room, double bedroom, porch, utility room and family bathroom on the ground floor. The first floor offers two good sized bedrooms, one being ensuite and a further study/single bedroom which is perfect for those working from home.

A feature of the property is the grazing land of about 4.67 acres along with an outbuilding (about 1,000 sq. ft), which is currently utilised as a workshop and garage space but could lend itself to many different uses. The mature gardens have a wide range of lawns, shrubs and flowering plants and there is a dedicated ‘growing’ garden with a greenhouse, potting tables and a cold frame. The whole property has huge potential for some self-sufficient living.