Lochend is situated within the pretty village of Colvend in the Stewartry area of Dumfries & Galloway. Lochend affords the rare opportunity to purchase a unique property in an outstanding picturesque location on the edge of Whiteloch. The property occupies a large plot with beautifully maintained mature garden grounds. The current owners have maintained the property to a very high standard over the years, with some modernisation having taken place. Due to the unique layout of the property, it could lend itself to many different configurations.

Colvend offers the nearest local services and benefits from a Primary School, a very well stocked village shop, golf course and tearoom. There are many artists and crafts people within the area with the well-known artist town of Kirkcudbright within easy driving distance. Kippford, affectionately known as ‘The Scottish Riviera’, is a popular tourist destination and particularly popular with yachtsmen utilising its safe anchorage at the marina. Countryside pursuits are available straight from the doorstep with beach and coastal walks in abundance from this fantastic location. The region is well-known for the quality and variety of both field sports and leisure activities with the outdoor and sporting enthusiast extremely well-catered for as there exist the ability to take both shooting and fishing locally. Dalbeattie Forest benefits from one of the 7stanes world-class mountain biking trails, making it the ideal location for enthusiastic mountain bikers. In addition, there are golf courses at Colvend, Kippford and Dalbeattie, the championship course at Southerness is only 7 miles along the coast.

OUTSIDE
The front of the property is neatly laid with paving stones leading to one side, providing off-road parking and access to the attached garage. As mentioned earlier, the rear of the property benefits from stunning mature garden grounds made up of many flowering plants, lawns, specimen trees and shrubs, mature trees and direct access to the tranquil Whiteloch. During the summer months the garden provides a mixture of scent and tapestry attracting a huge variety of wildlife.