Townhead of Glengaber is conveniently located about 7 miles Northwest of the busy market town of Dumfries in Southwest Scotland. The dwelling occupies an elevated site with far reaching views over the Nith Valley, Solway Firth and the Lake District.

View from the property

Townhead of Glengaber is a registered agricultural smallholding and it benefits from a sub-location code. The property would lend itself to small scale agricultural or equestrian purposes. Given the type of vernacular buildings, there may be scope to develop some type of tourist based industry, however any interested parties should make their own enquiries in this respect.

TOWNHEAD OF GLENGABER DWELLING HOUSE
Townhead of Glengaber is a dwelling of traditional construction under a slate roof occupying an elevated site within its own garden grounds with open views.

The house & steading

GARDEN GROUNDS
Townhead of Glengaber has south facing elevated garden grounds, which are mainly laid down to lawns with mature shrubs. The grounds benefit from stunning views. There is an attached garage to the rear of the property, which houses the oil tank.

THE OUTBUILDINGS

Townhead of Glengaber benefits from an extensive range of traditional stone built byres and barns. The steading is configured in a classic courtyard manner with an adjacent yard.

These buildings could well have development opportunities given that they are of a vernacular type, which is consistent with the Dumfries & Galloway Council local structure plan however any interested parties should make their own enquiries in this respect.

THE LAND
Townhead of Glengaber extends in total to about 3.407 acres including the areas occupied by the farmhouse, yard, garden grounds, etc. The land at present is down to grass for grazing and benefits from a stone built field shelter. The land is registered with the AFRC-RPID with a sub-location code.

The grazing paddock