2 bedroom cottage for sale

Located within the historic village of Whithorn, arises an opportunity to acquire a spacious mid terrace cottage style property providing generous accommodation over one level. This is a well-proportioned property once being two separate entities now knocked through to make one property which also benefits from an extension to the rear. The extension allows for a spacious dining kitchen as well as another public room or potential third bedroom. With many traditional features to appreciate such as original multi fuel burning stoves, the property requires a program of modernisation throughout. This property has the potential to be a comfortable family home or holiday let investment. Viewing is to be thoroughly recommended.

Occupying a convenient  location within walking distance to all local amenities, this property is of traditional construction under a slate roof. There is a fully enclosed area of private garden ground to the rear which sits on a generous plot comprising of a concrete patio area as well as planting borders and uninterrupted countryside views. It is situated adjacent to other detached properties of varying style with an outlook to the front to neighbouring properties and to the rear over the garden ground and farmland beyond.

Whithorn has long been a very popular retreat on Scotland’s Southwest coastline, attracting many visitors and with access to a full range of outdoor pursuits including walking, fishing and excellent golf courses.  Local amenities include primary school, church, general and specialist stores, library, post office, hotel, chemists and general practice healthcare. The surrounding area has also been noted for its sites of historical interest.  The pretty coastal villages of the Isle of Whithorn and Garlieston are within easy reach and where there are further facilities for boating and sea fishing.  The well-known Book Town of Wigtown is only 8 miles distant and a wider range of facilities, including larger supermarkets and secondary schools, can be found in the market town of Newton Stewart (17 miles) and Stranraer (30 miles).