Map4 bedroom detached house
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Detached house
4 beds
1 bath
6.25 acre(s)
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Service charge: £0 per annum
Council tax: Band E
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- 4/5 bedrooms
- In need of complete refurbishment
- 3 reception rooms
- Private gated driveway
- 6.25 acres in total
- Asbestos survey available on request
- EPC Rating = E
*A CLOSING DATE HAS BEEN SET FOR WEDNESDAY 15 NOVEBMER AT 12 NOON *
Traditional farmhouse set in 6 acres in idyllic countryside location, requiring full refurbishment
Description
Barbey farm was purchased by the current owner in 2021 and is run as part of a larger livestock farming enterprise. The farmhouse (which has been vacant for a period of time and requires renovation) is surplus to the requirements of the owner and is consequently being offered for sale with the adjoining woodland and paddock.
The traditional stone built farmhouse is well-proportioned with a substantial floor area (approximately 214 square metres) and is surrounded by an enclosed garden and adjoining mature woodland providing shelter and privacy to the house. The property is accessed via a private gated driveway which leads to a parking area at the side of the house. The paddock is accessed via a track leading from the farmhouse through the woodland, although some works are required to clear this route. The farmhouse, paddock and woodland represent an excellent opportunity to create a smallholding or equestrian property.
Barbey is a charming period farmhouse thought to date from the 19th century. The farmhouse has a southwesterly aspect and is traditionally constructed of stone and slate. The generous accommodation is spread across two floors, including a separate former maid’s quarters, as shown on the accompanying floor plans.
The house is surrounded by enclosed gardens with lawn and mature trees. There are dilapidated outbuildings to the rear of the house. Adjacent to the gardens is an area of amenity woodland through which there is access to the grazing paddock extending to approximately 4 acres.
Location
Barbey Farmhouse is set in the beautiful rural landscape of Dumfries and Galloway about 3 miles from the A75, which links the region to the M74 / M6, providing excellent communications north and south. The area is popular for its active farming community, country sporting and leisure opportunities.
The nearest primary school is just under 2 miles away at Kirkgunzeon, with secondary schooling in Dalbeattie (6 miles). The secondary school campus was redeveloped in 2018 and has a variety of modern features such as an athletics track, fitness suite and 3G pitch. Dalbeattie provides local amenities such as small supermarkets, bars and restaurants, Post Office, butchers, bakers and a variety of local shops. The larger county town of Dumfries is 11 miles away and provides a range of high street shops, supermarkets, banking and professional services, restaurants and bars and a variety of sports and recreational facilities.
There are railway stations at Dumfries and Lockerbie (23 miles). The nearest airports are Glasgow Prestwick (60 miles) and Glasgow International (93 miles) providing flights to a number of European and worldwide destinations.
Southwest Scotland with its rolling landscapes, extensive woodlands and unspoilt coastlines, provides a wealth of opportunities for outdoor pursuits including hiking, sailing, golf, mountain biking (including the 7Stanes trail network) and country sports including shooting and fishing on local estates and rivers.
Acreage: 6.25 Acres
Directions
From Dumfries head west on the A75 towards Stranraer. At the roundabout after the dual carriageway take the first exit (left) and drive for less than 1 mile entering Lochfoot village. Turn right at the T junction on to the Old Military Road. Continue along this road for 4 miles. After passing through Milton turn left and continue along this road for 1 mile and you will arrive at Barbey Farmhouse (on the left). The postcode is DG2 8QS.
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Traditional farmhouse set in 6 acres in idyllic countryside location, requiring full refurbishment
Description
Barbey farm was purchased by the current owner in 2021 and is run as part of a larger livestock farming enterprise. The farmhouse (which has been vacant for a period of time and requires renovation) is surplus to the requirements of the owner and is consequently being offered for sale with the adjoining woodland and paddock.
The traditional stone built farmhouse is well-proportioned with a substantial floor area (approximately 214 square metres) and is surrounded by an enclosed garden and adjoining mature woodland providing shelter and privacy to the house. The property is accessed via a private gated driveway which leads to a parking area at the side of the house. The paddock is accessed via a track leading from the farmhouse through the woodland, although some works are required to clear this route. The farmhouse, paddock and woodland represent an excellent opportunity to create a smallholding or equestrian property.
Barbey is a charming period farmhouse thought to date from the 19th century. The farmhouse has a southwesterly aspect and is traditionally constructed of stone and slate. The generous accommodation is spread across two floors, including a separate former maid’s quarters, as shown on the accompanying floor plans.
The house is surrounded by enclosed gardens with lawn and mature trees. There are dilapidated outbuildings to the rear of the house. Adjacent to the gardens is an area of amenity woodland through which there is access to the grazing paddock extending to approximately 4 acres.
Location
Barbey Farmhouse is set in the beautiful rural landscape of Dumfries and Galloway about 3 miles from the A75, which links the region to the M74 / M6, providing excellent communications north and south. The area is popular for its active farming community, country sporting and leisure opportunities.
The nearest primary school is just under 2 miles away at Kirkgunzeon, with secondary schooling in Dalbeattie (6 miles). The secondary school campus was redeveloped in 2018 and has a variety of modern features such as an athletics track, fitness suite and 3G pitch. Dalbeattie provides local amenities such as small supermarkets, bars and restaurants, Post Office, butchers, bakers and a variety of local shops. The larger county town of Dumfries is 11 miles away and provides a range of high street shops, supermarkets, banking and professional services, restaurants and bars and a variety of sports and recreational facilities.
There are railway stations at Dumfries and Lockerbie (23 miles). The nearest airports are Glasgow Prestwick (60 miles) and Glasgow International (93 miles) providing flights to a number of European and worldwide destinations.
Southwest Scotland with its rolling landscapes, extensive woodlands and unspoilt coastlines, provides a wealth of opportunities for outdoor pursuits including hiking, sailing, golf, mountain biking (including the 7Stanes trail network) and country sports including shooting and fishing on local estates and rivers.
Acreage: 6.25 Acres
Directions
From Dumfries head west on the A75 towards Stranraer. At the roundabout after the dual carriageway take the first exit (left) and drive for less than 1 mile entering Lochfoot village. Turn right at the T junction on to the Old Military Road. Continue along this road for 4 miles. After passing through Milton turn left and continue along this road for 1 mile and you will arrive at Barbey Farmhouse (on the left). The postcode is DG2 8QS.
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