Waterhead is located in a pretty rural setting, yet within an easily accessible area of Dumfries & Galloway. This charming property benefits from a traditional three-bedroom cottage set within its own generous mature garden grounds. The property does require some modernisation, however, provides a blank canvas for any potential purchaser. The property is ideally situated for those seeking a rural lifestyle and given the extent of the garden grounds, could well offer some potential for self-sufficient living.

A feature of Waterhead is the traditional courtyard steading, which is attached to and can be accessed from the dwellinghouse. Currently the buildings are utilised for storage, but these could have some potential for extending the cottage or for conversion to residential dwellings. Any interested party wishing to pursue this would need to make their own enquiries with Dumfries & Galloway Council’s planning department.

The nearest local services can be found at Moniaive. Moniaive has a rich artistic heritage and a vibrant contemporary creative life with top class artists of many fields committed to this buzzing little community. Moniaive is situated within the Glencairn Parish and boasts two hotels, licensed grocer with post office service, petrol station and a wealth of craft outlets. The village is home to a number of talented artists, musicians, writers and photographers. It is the location for over 30 community groups and numerous regular festivals. The village benefits from a primary school with secondary schooling available at the renowned Wallace Hall Academy at Thornhill, some 15 miles distant.

GARDEN GROUNDS
Waterhead is completely enclosed within its own mature garden grounds, which are made up of some unusual mature trees, lawns, flowering plants, etc. To the front of the cottage there is ample off-road parking within the traditional courtyard steading.

TRADITIONAL COURTYARD STEADING
As mentioned earlier, the traditional steading is attached to dwellinghouse and could provide the potential for extending or indeed conversion to additional residential dwellings. Any interested party wishing to pursue this would need to make their own enquiries with Dumfries & Galloway Council in this respect. At present these buildings are utilised for storage of vehicles, machinery, etc.