Holmpark, Creetown, Newton Stewart, Dumfries and Galloway, DG8

DESCRIPTION

Holmpark dates to circa 1817 and was constructed from locally sourced granite. The current owner purchased the property in 2008 and has extensively renovated the property to a high standard and now includes solar roof panels, contributing to the running costs of Holmpark. The stunning country breakfast kitchen / dining and soft seating area has been opened up providing an attractive sociable gathering space at the heart of the home, with French doors opening directly to the garden. The kitchen is an ideal entertaining kitchen space with a large kitchen Island with well thought out storage spaced, sink and electric points. There is a modern induction hob, built in oven and microwave, integrated fridge freezer and dishwasher. In the utility room there is an under counter drinks fridge and Belfast style sink. With a separate utility room providing additional functional space. The space benefits from having under floor heating and towards the dining area plus a welcomed addition of a woodburning stove for the cooler evenings. Directly off the utility room is the rear porch with seating and storage. The living room incorporates an entertainment wall with recessed T.V. ambient lighting and hidden speakers. An open fire creates a cosy atmosphere to settle down, relax and unwind. The study as it is currently used, serves perfectly and could accommodate someone requiring dedicated space or a home office to facilitate home working but could easily adapt to serve the needs of the new purchaser.
The sweeping staircase leads to the first floor landing where you will find four very well-appointed double bedrooms. The first having a walk-in shower enclosure and full-sized bath, W.C. and wash hand basin. The second bedroom has a separate W.C. with basin. Then within the room a roll top bath which looks out over the garden and trees allowing you a relaxing view while you sink into a deep and relaxing bath. The master bedroom and fourth bedroom share a Jack and Jill style shower room with a generous walk-in shower, wash hand basin and W.C. The fifth bedroom is located via separate stairs above the utility room and could be used as a further guest bedroom or office space. Holmpark offers so many desirable attributes as a stunning country home, far reaching countryside and coastal views, peaceful rural location and a home tastefully renovated offered in true ‘turn key’ condition.

SITUATION

Holmpark is situated on the periphery of the seaside village of Creetown, near the head of Wigtown Bay and Cree Estuary. Creetown sits adjacent to the A75 and has a primary school, village shop/outreach post office, family butchers, hostel (Barholm Accommodation), garage with 24 hr fuel and Cairnsmore Medical Practice, the local doctors’ surgery. A broader range of shops, schools and services are available in Newton Stewart, where you will find three small supermarkets, a post office, which offers all postal and banking services, cinema, Merrick Leisure Centre with gym, swimming pool and fitness suite, and a wide range of shops, offices, businesses, hotels and restaurants. The area is well known for outdoor pursuits and sports, with Kirroughtree Visitor Centre, part of the Seven Stanes range of mountain biking trails is approximately 5 miles from Holmpark. Fishing, shooting, golf and equestrian facilities are all readily available throughout the area. For the country music lovers, there is the annual Creetown Country Ceilidh Festival held at the grounds of Castle Cary Holiday Park, which is just stones throw away from Creetown. A fabulous wedding venue with the spectacular Gather restaurant at Laggan is only 10 minutes’ drive away (7 miles), from where, after a refreshing drink you can cross the A75 and take a walk or even swim at the stunning Mossyard beach. A little closer to Creetown is Roadhouse Blues in Carsluith which is an American Style diner serving food through out the day and into the evening. The local area boasts two Gin distilleries. To the west on the edge of Newton Stewart you will find Hills and Harbours distillery and to the east you have Dark Sky Spirits in Kirkcudbright. Both distilleries utilise ingredients from the local area to create their own unique blends of Gins, Vodkas and even a take on Tequila with the Dark Sky’s Vespero Blanco.
Trains to Ayr and Glasgow are available at Barhill, about 24 miles from Holmpark, and ferries to Northern Ireland sail from nearby Cairnryan. Trains also run from the regional centre of Dumfries 42 miles to the east. Domestic and international flights are available at Prestwick Airport, 54 miles north, and Glasgow and Edinburgh Airports, 88 and 140 miles respectively. Motorway links and trains are available at Lockerbie, 55 miles east, on the London Euston – Glasgow line, and Kilmarnock, 68 miles north.

ACCOMMODATION

Ground Floor: Entrance vestibule, Hallway, Study, sitting room, open plan kitchen dining room, utility room, boiler room and cloak room with W.C.


First Floor: Four double bedrooms all with ensuite facilities with the master sharing a Jack and Jill Style bathroom. A fifth bedroom/maids room is located above the utility room.

FIXTURES AND FITTINGS
All curtains, which are made to measure and light fittings, will remain in the property. Other larger items of furniture could be made available via separate negotiations.


GARDEN

The house is set within its own private gardens surrounded by a dry-stone dyke which borders the lawn to the south of the house. There are beautiful handmade sculptures arranged throughout the garden which provide further focal points and will be included with the sale. An enclosed patio area takes advantage of an elevated position and creates a welcome spot to watch the sun setting over Wigtownshire. A sweeping driveway and parking to the front and side of Holmpark provides a beautiful approach.

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