Marchwell, New Galloway, Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbrightshire, DG7 3SD

3 Bed House - Detached with 2 Reception Rooms

Sale history

£270,000 in April 2021

The property

Marchwell is the epitome of a quintessential country cottage. It is positioned just outside New Galloway. Benefiting from the appeal and views of being a rural property without compromising on accessibility to amenities. The original stone cottage has been sympathetically extended over the years by previous owners to form the current layout which is well-proportioned and balanced. This three (potentially four) bedroom cottage also has ample garden ground to take advantage of the rural settings. In need of decorative adjustment to taste this property would be ideal for a young family, retiring couple, those looking for a country retreat or second home in the country. The Glenkens, scenically, is a delightful area and New Galloway at its heart used to be the smallest "Royal Burgh" in Scotland. That focus, and indication of civic pride, may explain why it has a surprising range of immediately local facilities for such a small town - there is a challenging 9-hole Golf Course affording magnificent views, hotels, an excellent Tea Room, a Post Office and community run modern General Store, a Medical Practice, two Churches (Church of Scotland and Scottish Episcopalian), a well-regarded Primary School with a Secondary School three miles away at Dalry, and a modern and dynamic Community & Arts Centre at The Cat Strand. A whole range of rural pursuits are easily obtainable nearby, with the emphasis on walking, cycling, water sports and fishing. Set in a scenic rural location, many larger centres are easily accessible - Ayr is approx 1 hour north, Dumfries approx 45 minutes east, Castle Douglas approx 20 minutes south, Newton Stewart approx 30 minutes west and Kirkcudbright approx 30 minutes south. Log Store Power laid on. Hatch access to loft. Could be converted to form en-suite for Bedroom 3 as above. Garage 20'7 X 7'1 (6.27m x 2.16m) Integral single garage with up-and-over door. Concrete floor. Power laid on. Houses Riello oil boiler which is approx 2 years old. Garden Marchwell sits encased by its own gardens to side and rear with gravel parking to front. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with accents off paved and gravelled areas for paths and patio areas for al fresco dining. Parts of the garden are elevated and this vantage point allows you to take in the surrounding countryside with views to hills beyond. Oil tank. Stick shed. Garden Shed. Feature pond. Summer House 11'10" x 7'11" (3.62m x 2.41m) Painted wooden summerhouse with extended deck canopy at the front veranda. Double glazed French doors. Double glazed windows to front and side. Power and light. Dimplex panel heater. Electric switchgear. Low voltage down lighters. Shelving

  • Entrance Hallway

    7.26 m X 6.29 m / 23'10" X 20'8"

    Charming entrance through traditional door with stain glass inserts allowing ample natural light. Tiled floor. Radiator. Telephone point. Ceiling mounted clothes pulley. Glass panel hatch access to loft (power laid on). Recess for storage. Pendant lights. Wall mounted coat hooks. Gives access to all accommodation

  • Dining Room

    4.1 m X 3.51 m / 13'5" X 11'6"

    Good sized dining room with double aspect window and bifold shutters to front taking in views over the surrounding countryside. Ample power points. T.V. point. Multi-fuel stove on tiled plinth with wooden mantel surround. Storage recess. Pendant light. Telephone point. Previously used as a fourth bedroom if preferred

  • Kitchen

    4.19 m X 2.46 m / 13'9" X 8'1"

    Cream units with mottle green work surface and partial wall tiling. Traditional style radiator. Sink with right hand drainer and mixer tap. Windows to rear. Logik washing machine. Gas fired Rangemaster hob, double oven and grill (in partial working order). Freestanding Frigidaire fridge/freezer. Black ceramic floor tiles

  • Living Room

    5.96 m X 3.62 m / 19'7" X 11'11"

    Bright spacious sun room with ample natural light from double aspect windows to side and front and window and door to rear. Ample room for dining as preferred. Pendant light. Two radiators. T.V. point. Hatch access to loft (which is floored and power laid on)

  • Bedroom 1

    3.59 m X 3.24 m / 11'9" X 10'8"

    Double bedroom with double aspect window and bifold shutters to front. Radiator. Wall mounted shelf. Recess with space for hanging. T.V. point. Ample power points.

  • Bedroom 2

    3.8 m X 3.2 m / 12'6" X 10'6"

    Double bedroom with double aspect window to rear with bifold shutters. Radiator. Storage cupboard housing fuse boxes and meters

  • Bedroom 3

    3.98 m X 3.31 m / 13'1" X 10'10"

    Further double bedroom with views to the surrounding countryside through front facing window. Radiator. Storage recess. Ample power points. T.V. point. Pendant light. Fitted carpet. Subject to local authority consents there is scope for adding an en-suite by knocking into the external storage shed which is part of the footprint of the cottage

  • Bathroom

    2.36 m X 2.24 m / 7'9" X 7'4"

    Good sized family bathroom with Mira Sport over bath shower. Usual bathroom fitments. White wash hand basin and matching W.C. pedestal. Radiator. Black ceramic floor tiling. Frosted window to rear.

  • Porch

    2.76 m X 1.17 m / 9'1" X 3'10"

    uPVC lean-to porch. Windows side and rear and back door access.

Energy rating E

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