Gabsnout

• A striking detached split level property, adjacent to a glen, with woodland, outbuildings, kennels and grazing paddocks.
• 2 reception rooms. 3 bedrooms. Conservatory opening to elevated patio.
• Solar Panels. Garage & Outbuilding. Kennels with fenced runs.
• Wooded Glen, Gabsnout Burn. Garden
• POST CODE: DG8 0LS
• WHAT3WORDS: To find this property location to within 3 metres, download and use What3Words and enter the following 3 words: blues.studio.months

SITUATION Gabsnout is situated between the villages of Glenluce and New Luce, in rural Wigtownshire. Glenluce has a primary school, church, doctor’s surgery, shop, public house and bowling club, and a wider range of shops and amenities can be found in Stranraer, approximately thirteen miles from Gabsnout. Stranraer benefits from a secondary school, primary schools, hospital (Galloway Community Hospital), supermarkets, shops, offices, hotels, restaurants, and the Ryan Leisure Centre and Theatre. Both curling and horse riding are very popular in the area, nearby Stranraer & District Riding Club offers training and holds regular events, and curling is available at the North West Castle Hotel. There are also numerous golf courses nearby including Wigtownshire County Golf Club, approximately 5 miles from Gabsnout, Stranraer Golf Club at Creachmore, Dunskey at Portpatrick and it is only 36 miles to the famous Turnberry Golf Club. Stranraer has a marina located at the southern end of Loch Ryan, and hosts an annual Oyster Festival to promote the wonderful Loch Ryan oysters and other local food and drink. The Loch also hosts major sporting events including the Skiffie Worlds, which will again take place in Loch Ryan in 2025.Communications in the area are good, there is a regular bus service and trains to Ayr and Glasgow are available from the station in Stranraer. The Port of Cairnryan is just over 6 miles from Stranraer and two ferry operators run passenger and freight services to Northern Ireland both Larne & Belfast.DESCRIPTIONGabsnout is an attractive three bedroom residential property set on two levels in a quiet rural area, forming an 8.53 acre smallholding. This stunning setting includes a wooded glen with Gabsnout Burn flowing through to join the Water of Luce. The entrance vestibule opens to a double aspect dining room, open plan to the hall and kitchen. The striking kitchen has light coloured wall and floor units complemented by black granite worktops. Cooking facilities include a Bosch oven and grill and Teka electric hob and other integrated items include a Bloomberg dishwasher, Zanussi washing machine and Teka fridge. Two fitted cupboards provide additional storage space, and a small boot room adjacent opening to the side of the property, offers storage space for outside clothing and footwear. A sliding door opens from the kitchen to the double aspect dining room. The hall opens to all ground floor accommodation including a bedroom 3/study, bedroom 2 and a conservatory. Bedroom 3 is currently utilised as a study, a dual purpose room depending on the needs and requirements of the new owner. The shower room adjacent has an airing cupboard housing the hot water tank. The conservatory was added at a later date providing a second reception room suitable for use all year round. Double doors open from the conservatory to an elevated patio area, ideal for enjoying the warmer months, and an LPG gas fire with living flame adds warmth to the room when required. The ground floor level has underfloor heating. A solid mahogany staircase leads to the upper level with a well-lit spacious sitting room with a picture window and sliding doors opening to the garden behind. This double aspect room has a gas fire with living flame and recessed alcove. Bedroom 1 also has a picture window, overlooking the garden and fitted wardrobes. The family bathroom adjacent has a bath and separate shower unit. The small ‘box’ room accessed from the landing is where the Husqvarna Ventilated Heating System is located. Air duct heating is a ducted warm air system operating on the stored heat principle, a low maintenance system in which warm air enters the property through air vents in the floors and walls on the second levels and temperature is regulated by a thermostat.Twenty solar panels have been installed on the roof and a quarterly income is received from FiTS payments. The payments are indexed linked on a 25 year contract and payments will continue to be received until February 22nd 2037. Gabsnout is a very desirable smallholding offering a change of lifestyle, an escape to the country with the opportunity to run a small business, work from home or retire to. The land is suitable for livestock or equestrian use and the three paddocks are currently grazed by a local farmer, who has a private agreement with the current owner. ACCOMMODATION Ground Floor Level: Entrance Vestibule, Dining Room, Kitchen, Boot Room, Study/Bedroom 3, Shower Room, Bedroom 2, ConservatorySecond Level: Sitting Room, Bedroom 1, Bathroom. OUTBUILDINGSGarage (7.6m x 2.75m)With pitched slate roof, concrete floor, electric roller door, pedestrian entrance and two windows. Shed/Outbuilding (3.94m x 3.48m)With pitched slate roof and concrete floor, currently divided in to two sections.GARDEN (AND GROUNDS) As you drive over the road bridge and turn right in to Gabsnout there is a parking area to your left and double gates open into the front of the property with further parking space and a garage. The entrance continues to the access to the three paddocks behind the property. A concrete path beside a rockery leads down to the greenhouse and walled garden. This is a sheltered private area with hardy mature shrubs including fuchsia and hydrangea, adjacent to the wooded glen, with the sound of the babbling burn as it flows to meet the Water of Luce. Steps lead up to an elevated garden with areas of planting, two kennels and four dog runs. The layout is flexible and can be arranged to form fewer bigger runs when the internal gates are open, or completely removed. A small timber shed (2.3m x 2.2m) provides storage for straw and there is a separate garden shed for storing tools and equipment. HOLDING NUMBER98/865/0141 SPORTING RIGHTSIn so far as these rights form part of the property title they are included within the sale.DIRECTIONS On entering Glenluce from the A75, take the first left, signposted to Glenluce Abbey and New Luce, follow the road for approximately 2.4 miles and Gabsnout is situated on your right hand side. POST CODE DG8 0LS WHAT3WORDSTo find this property location to within 3 metres, download and use What3Words and enter the following 3 words: blues.studio.months