No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map5 bedroom detached house
Sold STC
Detached house
5 beds
5 baths
2411
EPC rating: F
Key information
Features and description
- Ground Floor Toilet
- Wide Doors
- Double Glazing
- Fireplace / Stove
- Oil Fired Central Heating
- Enclosed / Walled Garden
- Landscaped Gardens
- Patio
- Shed/Summer House
- Double Garage
Dee View is a substantial country house set in its own wrap round garden grounds. This lovely family home enjoys the feel of rural living whilst having the convenience of local
amenities being only a short drive from Kirkcudbright and Castle Douglas.
The property offers well-proportioned and flexible accommodation over two floors from fine views from each of the rooms over the well-tended garden grounds. The garden grounds at Dee View compliment this home. The garden has areas of mature shrubs and bedding plants providing colour all year round, as well as productive fruit canes, veg beds and Victorian greenhouse with vines.
Situated in Tongland village, Dee View is a short drive from Kirkcudbright which offers a range of local amenities as well as historic and artistic attractions. Kirkcudbright is an attractive harbour town which boasts an array of historical and architectural features of interest including a castle in its town centre, an ancient high street, Tollbooth Arts Centre,
Stewartry Museum and numerous galleries. Known as the “artist town” Kirkcudbright was the home to the renowned artist E.A. Hornel (one of the “Glasgow Boys”). The town has an affiliation for art exhibitions and crafts. Within the town there is a wide variety of family-owned shops, pubs, hotel and restaurants, active sports club facilities including the golf course, the marina, the swimming pool, tennis courts, squash courts as well as an active summer festivities program including its own jazz festival, tattoo and riding of the marches celebrations
OUTSIDE
Dee View has a large and pleasant garden which is divided into formal lawn areas of garden and well stocked flower beds and productive fruit canes and vegetable beds. There is an attractive Victorian Greenhouse with vinery which has power and water laid on.
Vegetable poly-tunnel and the vegetable plot is flat and easily accessible by access paths. The garden is bounded on one side by an attractive exposed red brick feature
wall which gives the feel of the typical country vegetable garden. Fully insulated wooden Summer house with power.
There is a detached Garage with double electric roller doors giving access for two cars parked therein. There is a further workshop at the back of the garage which could be
opened out to form one large garage and presently is used as a workshop and store. There is a car inspection pit which has been covered over but not filled in which could be
opened up if required. There is a Wood-store, Coalhouse and Oil tank within the grounds.
amenities being only a short drive from Kirkcudbright and Castle Douglas.
The property offers well-proportioned and flexible accommodation over two floors from fine views from each of the rooms over the well-tended garden grounds. The garden grounds at Dee View compliment this home. The garden has areas of mature shrubs and bedding plants providing colour all year round, as well as productive fruit canes, veg beds and Victorian greenhouse with vines.
Situated in Tongland village, Dee View is a short drive from Kirkcudbright which offers a range of local amenities as well as historic and artistic attractions. Kirkcudbright is an attractive harbour town which boasts an array of historical and architectural features of interest including a castle in its town centre, an ancient high street, Tollbooth Arts Centre,
Stewartry Museum and numerous galleries. Known as the “artist town” Kirkcudbright was the home to the renowned artist E.A. Hornel (one of the “Glasgow Boys”). The town has an affiliation for art exhibitions and crafts. Within the town there is a wide variety of family-owned shops, pubs, hotel and restaurants, active sports club facilities including the golf course, the marina, the swimming pool, tennis courts, squash courts as well as an active summer festivities program including its own jazz festival, tattoo and riding of the marches celebrations
OUTSIDE
Dee View has a large and pleasant garden which is divided into formal lawn areas of garden and well stocked flower beds and productive fruit canes and vegetable beds. There is an attractive Victorian Greenhouse with vinery which has power and water laid on.
Vegetable poly-tunnel and the vegetable plot is flat and easily accessible by access paths. The garden is bounded on one side by an attractive exposed red brick feature
wall which gives the feel of the typical country vegetable garden. Fully insulated wooden Summer house with power.
There is a detached Garage with double electric roller doors giving access for two cars parked therein. There is a further workshop at the back of the garage which could be
opened out to form one large garage and presently is used as a workshop and store. There is a car inspection pit which has been covered over but not filled in which could be
opened up if required. There is a Wood-store, Coalhouse and Oil tank within the grounds.
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