Galloway & Ayrshire Properties

Big Byre Sandmill Farm
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers around £240,000
Impressive house of 1½ storeys that combines traditional stone and slate exterior with an attractive and contemporary interior.

The house forms part of a steading development situated amidst delightful scenic surroundings and enjoying stunning aspect across Loch Ryan.

Reception porch cum dining area, hall, fitted kitchen, sittingroom / or third bedroom, family bathroom, impressive livingroom with bay window and spiral staircase leading to upper floor where there is the master bedroom and a further bedroom both with ensuite showerrooms.

The house is well appointed benefitting from double glazing and underfloor central heating.

Adjacent to the A77 the house is located on the outskirts of Stranraer.
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29 Clenoch Parks Road
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers over £230,000

Substantial detached house extending to 1-1/2 storeys.

Situated on a corner site within an established residential locale.

Comprises entrance vestibule, hall, livingroom through to conservatory, diningroom, bathroom, dining kitchen.

Upstairs with 4 bedrooms (master with en-suite shower room).

Double glazing.

Oil central heating.

Integral garage.

Neat and tidy easy to maintain garden.

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Dunrig, London Road
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers around £230,000
Dunrig is a distinctive detached house built circa 1937 and designed by the Ayr based architect Alexander Mair.

The house stands in substantial, established and well planted front and rear gardens. The rear garden is south facing. The entire plot is enclosed and level extending to approximately 14,400ft².

The house provides accommodation arranged over 2 floors configured as follows: entrance vestibule; hall; lounge with bay window, original fireplace and double doors through to south facing garden room; diningroom; cloakroom; kitchen; rear vestibule; laundry room. Upstairs there are 3 double bedrooms and a bathroom.

Windows are original but are fitted with secondary glazing panels and central heating is by way of gas.

The interior of the house retains a number of the original and architectural features such as skirtings, doors and architraves, Portland stone fireplaces and hardwood surrounds on the floors of the lounge, dining room and hall.

There is a large twin bay garage fitted with light ,power, water and drainage. A tarmacadam drive leads up to the front of the house and garage and this affords further parking space.

Interestingly, this is the first time this family house has been on the market since it was built. It is a very fine property affording excellent possibilities and would benefit from some modernisation.

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Milleur, Leswalt High Road
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers over £230,000

Extremely well presented detached bungalow standing on an elevated site and with pleasant aspects overlooking adjacent properties towards Lochryan and surrounding hills.

Comprises: entrance vestibule, hall, livingroom through to diningroom, fitted kitchen, large conservatory, showerroom, 3 bedrooms and bathroom.

Good decorative order throughout.

Gas central heating.

Double glazed.

Substantial detached garage.

Established garden.

Popular residential locale.

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5, 7 & 9 Bridge Street
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers around £225,000
The subjects of sale comprise a mixed property portfolio comprising:

5 Bridge Street: a ground floor retail unit providing a gross floor area of approximately 50m² configured as follows: entrance vestibule, shop/retail area, toilet

7 Bridge Street: comprises 5 flats arranged over ground, first and attic floors. The ground floor flat is one bedroom and the other 4 comprise 2 bedrooms.

5 and 7 Bridge Street are within a large end of terrace building extending to 2½ storeys built circa 1850s. The building appears to be of stone/brick construction under a pitched slate roof which in turn has dormer projections.

9 Bridge Street: a former grainstore situated behind the main building (5 & 7 Bridge Street) and accessed by way of the arched carriage pend as shown on the bottom right corner of the photograph of the front elevation. The former grainstore is mainly of brick construction under a pitched slate roof and the store is of L shape configuration. The store is on three levels: ground; first; and attic. The interior comprises timber floor and stairs. The store is in very poor condition and access to various levels is restricted. The store (its exterior and interior) and boundary walls are Category B Listed by Historic Scotland. The Historic Scotland notes say that the store is a good example of a 19th century brick grainstore probably built with local material from Stranraer brickworks.
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Westview, Bowling Green Road
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers over £220,000

Substantial detached house extending to 1 1/2 storeys.

Built circa 1897 and retains a number of period features.

The house comprises: entrance vestibule, hall, livingroom, diningroom, bedroom, kitchen, utility room, cloakroom, sun porch. Main bathroom off half landing.

Upper floor: 2 bedrooms, box bedroom, study, bathroom.

Gas central heating.

Mainly double glazed.

Standing in a level and well established garden.

Pleasant residential locale.

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2 Innermessan Cottages
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers around £215,000
The subjects of sale comprise a charming, detached extended cottage standing in a substantial established garden extending to the south and east sides of the cottage. The subjects also comprise an integral garage.

The cottage will have its origins dating back to circa early 1800’s.

The cottage provides accommodation arranged over 1½ storeys to comprise: entrance vestibule, hall, sitting room/study with archway through to spacious living room with double glazed French doors to front (north), large bathroom fitted with w.c., wash hand basin, bath and large shower equipped with a power shower; dining room with archway through to kitchen. On the upper floor 2 bedrooms one of which connects through to an inner hallway where there are 2 further bedrooms and a cloakroom. The 4 bedrooms on the upper floor have combed ceilings as does the cloakroom.

The interior of the cottage is extremely well presented and is in good decorative order throughout. Windows are double glazed and central heating is by way oil.

The integral garage is approximately 27’ x 12’ and is equipped with light and power.A door from the garage connects through to a utility room.

The established garden is well maintained. While being predominately laid in lawn the garden is nicely planted and comprises a number of shrubs and perennials.
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Fairfield, Whitehouse Road
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers over £195,000

Detached 2 storey house.

Good decorative order having been upgraded by the present owner.

The house comprises: hall, livingroom, diningroom/or 3rd bedroom, showerroom, fitted kitchen.

Upper floor: 2 bedrooms and bathroom.

Double glazed.

Gas central heating.

The house stands on a good size, established corner site.

Ample space for parking.

Detached garage.

Popular residential west end locale.

Convenient for Sheuchan Primary School.

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12 Academy Street
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers around £190,000
The subjects of sale comprise a substantial, extended middle terrace house built circa early 1900s.

The house provides a very good range of accommodation arranged over 3 floors configured as follows: Ground Floor: entrance vestibule; hall; livingroom with bay window and feature living flame gas fire set within a raised marble surround; diningroom; cloakroom fitted with w.c. and washhand bowl on stand; kitchen fitted with a good range of cabinets at base and wall mounted levels and in a contemporary style, there is also an Esse range.; utility room; breakfast room/family room with double glazed French doors to rear garden. Mezzanine: master bedroom; en suite showerroom. First Floor: 2 bedrooms and family bathroom. Attic Floor: 2 bedrooms; showerroom and cloakroom.

There are a number of period features which have been retained such as decorative centre rose in the livingroom, impressive timber balustrade staircase and stairwell, terrazzo floor in the entrance vestibule and some original doors and skirtings and architraves. More recently, within the last 4 years, the present owners have extended the house to the rear and have also refurbished the bathroom and kitchen and have added en suite and cloakroom.

Central heating is by way of gas and windows are double glazed.

At the rear of the house is a walled and level garden which has been paved and gravelled for easy upkeep.

This is indeed a large and impressive townhouse.

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Hazelbank 29 London Road
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers over £175,000

Substantial 1 - 1/2 storey end terrace house.

The house comprises: entrance vestibule, hall, livingroom, diningroom, kitchen, sittingroom, sun porch, rear hall, cloakroom. Mezzanine : bathroom. Upper floor: 5 bedrooms.

Gas central heating.

Mostly double glazed.

Garden extending front and rear.

Detached garage.

Driveway to side.

Convenient for centre of town, Stranraer Academy and Rephad Primary.

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6 Meadowbank
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers over £167,500

Detached 2 storey house in cul de sac position on the west side of town.

The accommodation consists of: hall, cloakroom, livingroom, diningroom, fitted kitchen. Upper floor: 3 bedrooms and fitted bathroom with 3 piece suite.

Double glazed.

Gas fired central heating.

Integral garage.

Established garden front and rear.

Popular residential locale.

Convenient for Sheuchan Primary School.

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3 Meadowbank
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers around £167,000
This is a detached 5 apartment two storey house built circa mid 1970’s.

The house stands within an established and very well kept garden to be found at the front and rear of the house. The rear garden is south facing.

The accommodation provided is as follows: hall; cloakroom; living room with picture window to front; dining room enjoying pleasant southerly aspects; kitchen. Upstairs 3 bedrooms all of which have built in wardrobes/cupboards and bathroom with 3 piece suite with shower over bath. 2 bedrooms to the rear of the house enjoy southerly aspects.

The house is double glazed and central heating is by way of gas.

There is an attached garage approx 20’ x 12’ this has an up and over door and is equipped with light, power and plumbing. The garage connects to the house by way of a door to the kitchen and from the garage access is gained to the rear garden.

At the front of the house is a small area of garden planted with shrubs together with a paved gravelled drive affording access to garage. The rear garden is split level: at the immediate rear is a patio and from here steps lead down to a nicely kept lawn surrounded by well stocked borders. Timber potting shed.

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16 Greenfield View
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers around £165,000
The subjects of sale comprise a detached 5 apartment bungalow built circa 2004 and standing in garden extending to the front and rear of the house.

The interior of the house is configured as follows: entrance vestibule; hall of L - shape configuration and with 2 built in cupboards; living room with double doors opening through to dining room from where there are French doors to the rear garden; fitted kitchen with integrated appliances consisting of hob, oven, extractor canopy and fridge freezer; 3 bedrooms all with built in wardrobes (master bedroom has an en-suite shower room); bathroom with 3 piece suite plus shower over bath. The house is double glazed and central heating is by way of gas.

The front garden is open and is laid in lawn. There is a paved and gravelled drive. The rear garden which is south facing is enclosed by a timber paling fence and is split level incorporating paved gravelled area at lower level with steps leading up to a lawn with planted borders.
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House Building Plot Cairnryan Road
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers around £125,000
Planning permission has been granted for the erection of a detached dwelling house with integral garage on this site which extends to about 924m².

The proposed dwelling will provide a floor area of approx 211 and the plans show accommodation to be configured as follows: on ground floor hallway, cloakroom, living room with bay window, sitting room, kitchen, utility and sun room and on upper floor master bedroom with ensuite showerroom; 2 further bedrooms and bathroom.

The plot overlooks Loch Ryan and the plans show that the proposed dwelling will have a northerly aspect to take full advantage of the excellent loch views and surrounding coastline.

We understand that this could be the last remaining vacant plot on Cairnryan Road and this sale therefore represents a unique opportunity.
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44 Station Street
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers around £118,000
NEW PRICE offers around £118,000 was offers over £125,000.


A very well presented mid terrace house extending to 1 1/2 storeys.

The house comprises: entrance vestibule, hall, livingroom, sittingroom/diningroom or 3rd bedroom, kitchen, rear hall and bathroom.

Upper floor: 2 bedrooms and box bedroom.

Double glazed.

Gas central heating.

Convenient for Stranraer Academy and Rephad Primary School and centre of town.


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9 Lochinch Place
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers around £110,000


NEW Price offers around £110,000 was offers around £120,000

This is a substantially extended semi detached house of 1½ storeys. Located in a cul-de-sac which in turn is sited on the eastern edge of town overlooking London Road.

Entrance porch, hall, shower room, bedroom, large living room, spacious dining kitchen and on upper floor 2 further bedrooms and cloakroom.

Double glazed. Gas central heating.

Small garden at front in lawn. At rear paved affording off street parking. Outhouse.

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Lorimar, London Road
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers over £95,000
This is a detached timber frame, cedar bungalow under a pitched timber frame roof clad with concrete tiles. The house would have been built circa 1960’s.

The house is situated in an established residential locality on the eastern edge of Stranraer.

The house is positioned on a large level site which in turn affords garden extending to the front and rear of the house. The garden is predominantly in grass and the rear south facing garden enjoys an aspect toward farmland.

The house is single storey and comprises: entrance vestibule; hall with built in cupboards; living room; dining kitchen; 3 bedrooms; bathroom.

Heating is by way of electric storage/convector heaters.

There is a driveway and timber shed.

The house is offered for sale in need of general improvement throughout and consequently is sold as seen.

Home Report available. Please ask for details.
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19 Millbank Road
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers around £95,000
This is a detached single storey bungalow built circa 1945.

The accommodation is configured as follows: entrance vestibule; hall; 2 bedrooms; cloakroom; bathroom; livingroom with gas fire; kitchen; rear vestibule.

Central heating is by way of gas. Windows are single glazed in aluminium casements.

The house stands within a pleasant, established garden which extends to the front and rear of the house. The garden is level and is well planted and predominantley laid in grass.

Millbank Road is a cul de sac and properties within this immediate locality are all of similar age and character.

The house is classified as being of non-traditional construction and this aspect is reflected in the guide price.

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9 Garrick Gardens
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers around £95,000


NEW PRICE Offers around £95,000. Previously offers around £98,000.

The subjects of sale comprise a semi-detached two storey house built circa 2005.

Accommodation is configured as follows: hall; livingroom; dining size kitchen fitted with a range of cabinets at base and wall mounted levels and in a contemporary style and also comprising integrated hob, oven and extractor canopy; rear hall with good size under stair cupboard which in turn houses the electrical switchgear; cloakroom with wc and wash hand basin. On the upper floor a landing provides access to 2 bedrooms and bathroom. There are two built-in cupboards on the landing and both bedrooms have built-in wardrobes. The bathroom has a white 3 piece suite and over the bath is fitted an electric shower unit.

Central heating is by way of gas. Windows are double glazed in timber casement.

The subjects also comprise a level garden which in the main extends to the rear of the house. The garden is in grass and the rear section is enclosed by a timber paling fence. At the side of the house is a driveway this in monoblock.

The subjects occupy a good position within a residential district on Stranraer’s south side. Stranraer offers a variety of amenities including secondary school, busy town centre with a range of independent and multiple retailers, health care, leisure centre with swimming pool and numerous hotels, bars and restaurants. There is a railway station at Stranraer Harbour which affords connections north to Girvan, Ayr and Glasgow. Prestwick Airport with its connection south to Stanstead is approximately 58 miles. At Stranraer and Cairnryan there are ferry connections to Northern Ireland.
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39 Lochryan Street
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers over £85,000
Extended, middle terrace house of 1½ storeys built circa 1900’s with the extension having been added in more recent times.

The accommodation provided is configured as follows: entrance vestibule; hall; living room with alcove and decorative centre ceiling rose; bedroom with walk in shower (specifically converted to afford disabled access); bathroom fitted with 3 piece suite; kitchen fitted with a modern range of cabinets at base and wall mounted levels and with integrated hob, oven and extractor canopy. Upstairs there are 2 bedrooms and a large airing cupboard.

The house is double glazed and central heating is by way of gas.

At the rear of the house is a level, established garden which is enclosed by timber paling fence and a hedge. The garden is mainly laid in grass and there is also a timber shed. The garden is land locked.

The house is located in a popular terrace locality affording easy access to all of Stranraer’s amenities.

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Ar-Tigh, 44 Agnew Crescent
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers around £68,500
The subjects for sale comprise a single storey middle terrace house built circa 1850’s.

The house is situated in a pleasant locality enjoying a northerly aspect across Agnew Park toward the harbour and Loch Ryan beyond.

The interior of the house is configured as follows entrance vestibule; hall; living room; 2 bedrooms; bathroom; sitting room cum dining room; kitchen; rear porch.

The house also comprises a substantial attic which could, subject to obtaining the appropriate architectural advice and Local Authority consent, afford further development possibilities.

At the rear of the house is a raised garden and from the garden there is a delightful outlook across the roof tops of neighbouring properties towards Loch Ryan.

Overall the subjects require upgrading throughout.
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7 Park Lea Gardens
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Offers around £65,000
The subjects of sale comprise a first floor flat situated within a larger block 4 built circa 1930’s.

The flat is double glazed and central heating is provided by way of electric storage heaters.

The flat is entered by way of its own main door entrance on the side of the building and this in turn opens to an entrance vestibule from where stairs lead up to the first floor where the accommodation is configured as follows: hall; 2 bedrooms; bathroom fitted with 3 piece suite of w.c, wash hand basin and bath with electric shower over; livingroom with bay window and from the livingroom there is a door off to the kitchen.

The flat also comprises a level garden which is situated at the side and to the rear of the building. The garden is mainly in grass.

Overall the flat is in reasonable order although it would be fair to say that some of the fixtures and fittings and decoration would require some upgrading. Full information regarding the condition of the flat is available in the Home Report.

The flat is situated in a district of the town where surrounding properties are of similar age and character. From this locality all local amenities are readily accessible.
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FOR LEASE - Lower Ground Floor Flat, Wellington House, Princes Street
Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Rent pcm £330
The subjects for lease comprise a bedsittingroom situated in the lower ground floor of a substantial, detached Georgian townhouse.

The subjects benefit from their own door entrance and have access to a shared utility area. The subjects also comprise a shower room and separate toilet.

The main living area comprises a single space( approx 15’2 x 15’4”) with bed recess (approx 5’5” x 4’6”), small kitchen area, built in storage, electric storage heater. The subjects are offered for lease fully furnished and equipped with the likes of television with freeview, DVD & video player, cooking utensils, crockery etc.

The subjects are centrally situated close to the sea front with access to free public car parking. There is also off street parking if required. The centre of town is close at hand where can be found a variety of shops both independent and multiple retailers, bars and restaurants.

Stranraer also provides a general hospital, primary and secondary schooling, leisure centre, further education college. Presently at Stranraer harbour there are ferry connections to Northern Ireland and also at the harbour a railway station with connections north to Ayr, Prestwick Airport & Glasgow.

This corner of South West Scotland is renowned for its unspoilt and varied scenery. There are excellent golfing facilities at Stranraer, Portpatrick and Glenluce and the usual field sports. Excellent rivers for fishing and superb routes for walking. Attractions in the district include Portpatrick the starting point of the Southern Upland Way, Logan Botanic Gardens and Galloway Forrest Park. Main routes into the district are the A77 travelling south from Ayr and A75 travelling west from Carlisle/Dumfries.
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