Tileworks Cottages, Terally, Port Logan, Stranraer, Dumfries and Galloway, DG9

Modernised cottage in rural setting with self-contained annexe.

Description

Nestled in the beautiful Rhins of Galloway countryside, Tileworks Cottages is an eye catching detached stone building surrounded by stunning farmland. The property was originally three cottages which have been carefully restored and combined to create a spacious, contemporary family home.

The main accommodation begins from the main entrance, where there are two double bedrooms off, both with en suite shower rooms. The entranceway leads through to a spacious sitting room with floor to ceiling windows bathing the room in natural light. The full height dual aspect windows continue into the family room, ensuring it is equally as bright and provides welcome additional space to relax. The dining kitchen is located off, where there is a small kitchen island and feature stone wall with fireplace in addition to fitted units and appliances. A further bedroom completes this side of the accommodation, with stairs to main bathroom.

There is separate access to the self-contained one bedroom annexe which comprises a stone built kitchen with bathroom off. From here stairs lead up to a balcony level with double bedroom. Leading through there is a bright sitting room with handy utility room off, and doors leading out to gardens outside.

The property sits within its own sizeable grounds extending to around 1.5 acres. The property is access by a sweeping gravel driveway leading past a picturesque lake. There is ample space for parking and a range of additional outbuildings.

Location

Tileworks Cottages is near Port Logan which is around 13 miles from Stranraer in Dumfries and Galloway. The Southern Upland Way (a 212 mile coast-to-coast route) runs from Portpatrick on the west coast of the Rhins peninsula to Cockburnspath on the east coast of Scotland. Stranraer is the main town in west Galloway and provides a range of business services, supermarkets, shops, local community hospital, marina, leisure facilities, primary and secondary schooling and a railway station providing services north to Ayr (63 miles) and Glasgow (99 miles).

Outdoor pursuits including mountain biking are available in the Galloway Forest Park within close proximity to Newton Stewart. Galloway Forest Park covers a vast and sparsely populated landscape stretching to the north and east and was the first ever place in the UK to be awarded official Dark Sky status.
There are a number of local golf courses at Portpatrick, Stranraer and Glenluce and more famously Turnberry (48 miles), Prestwick and Royal Troon (72 miles) which have all hosted The Open Championship.

Ferry services to Northern Ireland (Larne and Belfast) operate from Cairnryan, only 6 miles north of Stranraer. In addition to the train and ferry links at Stranraer and Cairnryan, the nearest international airports are at Prestwick (72 miles) and Glasgow (104 miles). Prestwick has regular flights to a number of European destinations and can also be used for chartering private jets. The A75 and A77 trunk roads are accessible from Stranraer and provide easy access to Glasgow, Carlisle (110 miles) and Edinburgh (144 miles).