4 bed terraced house for sale in Kirkpatrick Durham

Well-presented 4 bedroom mid terraced house in popular village location. Chain free. 19 Victoria Street is a surprisingly spacious mid terraced house providing bright, flexible accommodation in the popular village of Kirkpatrick Durham. This charming home benefits from a well-proportioned lounge, and generous open plan dining kitchen ideal for modern living along with 4 good sized bedrooms. To the rear of the property is a large enclosed south facing garden, with fine views across neighbouring countryside. Kirkpatrick Durham is approximately 1 mile from Springholm where the local amenities include a primary school and village shop. Kirkpatrick Durham itself is an attractive Galloway conservation village handily located approximately 6 miles northeast of Castle Douglas, known as Scotland's food town where many local and individual shops and businesses provide a variety of gifts, food and services. There is a library and both primary and secondary schools in Castle Douglas along with supermarkets, health services, churches and a thriving livestock market and golf course. The travel connections to and from Kirkpatrick Durham are very good and Kirkpatrick Durham is a short distance away from the new DGRI hospital which is approximately 11 miles away. There is a railway station in Dumfries and a main line railway station in Lockerbie providing excellent connections to both north and south with the M6 and M74 motorway network approximately 40 miles away. Dumfries and Galloway is a genuinely rural area with its gentle rolling landscape, mild climate and dramatic coastline. The area offers a good range of sporting and outdoor activities including hill walking, mountain biking, shooting, fishing on river, loch and sea, golfing as well as sailing and other water sports. Outside 19 Victoria Street benefits from a generous and private South facing rear garden. Immediately to the rear of the house is a generous paved patio area bordered by flower beds stocked with a variety of Alpines and Ferns. A gravel path leads down to two formal lawned areas and vegetable plot with a gate leading out to the village park beyond. The garden enjoys a number of well sheltered seating areas.