Nunland is approached by its own private road which gently inclines to a fabulous, elevated site with far reaching panoramic views over the surrounding Galloway countryside. The cottage is the principal dwelling of the current owners and offers well-presented three-bedroom accommodation over two floors. Off the central hallway is a well-equipped family kitchen where there is ample room to accommodate a dining table. There are patio doors to the Indian sandstone patio, perfect for those summer day barbecues and family and social entertaining. The remaining rooms on the ground floor contain a utility room, family bathroom and a cosy lounge with patio doors, again to the patio. The first-floor accommodation offers three bedrooms, two of which are en-suite.

Across the yard is a commanding two storey sandstone house built circa 1909, which does require full refurbishment but still retains many lovely original features which could be brought back to life. This property offers a fabulous development opportunity for creating extended family living or indeed to develop further holiday accommodation.

Outside there is a hardstanding storage yard offering parking for ample vehicles and in addition there are just over 16 acres of grazing land which has been used for the grazing of horses and sheep. A feature of the property is a range of traditionally built stables, along with two storage buildings. Across the yard is a full size menage with the yard providing ample storage for a number of vehicles. A new access track has been laid creating a separate access. The grazing land is currently utilised for sheep grazing and is well suited to equestrian purposes. At present all the land is laid down to permanent grass. It should be noted that permission was approved for a bespoke horse gallop.