Semi-detached house for sale in Cairnsmore Court, Whithorn, Newton Stewart DG8

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The property

Located in the picturesque coastal town of Whithorn, this property is within easy walking distance of a range of town centre amenities and primary school. With spacious open plan lounge and separate dining-room, kitchen and utility room on the ground floor and upstairs three bedrooms, family bathroom and large attic space with development potential as well as a rear enclosed courtyard, this property provides the perfect living accommodation for couples, young families and buy-to-let investors.

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Accommodation

Entry to this property is through an entrance porch that leads into the spacious first reception room. The living room provides a great entertaining space for the whole family to enjoy and features an electric fire set in a decorative surround. The kitchen comprises a range of both wall and floor-based units, space for an electric cooker and a stainless steel sink and drainer unit. The kitchen benefits from a separate utility area providing ample space for a range of white goods. The dining room features French doors leading to the rear enclosed courtyard. The first-floor accommodation comprises three bedrooms and a family bathroom. All three bedrooms benefit from built-in cupboards providing the property with ample storage space. From the upstairs landing there is access to the loft space which offers potential for conversion into further living accommodation. Finishing outside, the property benefits from an easily maintained courtyard. There is plenty of on-street parking in close proximity to the property.

Transport, schools & amenities

There is a primary school and pre-school nursery in Whithorn. The nearest secondary school is Douglas Ewart High School in Newton Stewart (17 miles) with school transport available. Whithorn is a Royal Burgh about 10 miles south of Wigtown, the county town of Wigtownshire. Whithorn was the location of the first recorded Christian church in Scotland, built by Saint Ninian around 397 ad. The Isle of Whithorn (3 miles) is a popular coastal tourist destination. Every year sees a pilgrimage to nearby St Ninian's Cave and you can learn the story of the town at Whithorn Priory & Museum. Whithorn's town centre retains its street plan from the Middle Ages with a wide market square and long garden plots. Town centre facilities include a Chemist, po, gp, village pub, grocer/general store, library and bustling community centre with a packed programme of activities. A few miles away, the Isle of Whithorn enjoys a picturesque seaside setting and down by the harbour is St Ninian's chapel. As well as visiting the area’s historical sites you can enjoy cycling through the Machars area on marked cycle routes, walking, fishing, golf and bird watching. There are opportunities for eating out and shopping at both locations. Whithorn is in one of only 7 unesco designated Bio sphere reserves in the UK and one of only 738 world wide. The glorious coast is less than 5 minutes drive from the property with little traffic to contend with and there are many seaside and woodland walks to choose from.

Home report:

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