A superbly presented detached modern villa, located within the most picturesque setting on the outskirts of the small town of Whithorn with outstanding sea views over the coast looking onto Wigtown Bay. Set within its own area of easily maintained garden ground. The property is in immaculate condition throughout with a full array of fine features to appreciate including extremely well proportioned and bright accommodation, delightful internal finishings, under floor central heating and full modern double glazing. With an entrance vestibule leading into a spacious open hallway with hand crafted oak staircase providing access to upper-level accommodation. A garden room towards the rear providing an outlook and access to rear garden and patio as well as access to integral garage. It is to be noted that the garage has been fully insulated and could easily be converted into further living accommodation. This is a splendid family home or ideal holiday retreat, and viewing is to be thoroughly recommended.
This property also comprises of a spacious lounge to the front with feature gas stove burner as well as a generous sized dining room also with a feature gas burning stove. A large open plan to the kitchen to the rear with dining and sitting area, breakfast island and traditional AGA stove and travertine tiled flooring throughout the ground floor. Upper-level accommodation benefits from a spacious master bedroom with generous Ensuite bathroom. The Ensuite comprises of traditional/ vintage style fixtures and fittings to include a standalone Victorian style bath positioned to be able to appreciate stunning sea views overlooking Wigtown Bay. With two further double bedrooms (one currently used as a study) as well as a separate bathroom. Of timber frame construction finished in brick and render under a slate roof it is situated on a generous sized plot providing a spacious garden to the rear as well as ample off-road parking to the front.
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, bowling, and excellent golf courses. Local amenities include primary school, church, general and specialist stores, library, post office, hotel/restaurant, 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. Both have hotel/restaurants. 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).