77 houses for sale in DG7

Standout Features Detached two-bedroom bungalow occupying an enviable corner plot Spacious lounge with front-facing window Well-proportioned kitchen overlooking the rear garden Separate dining room with adjoining porch area Two generous double bedrooms, both with built-in wardrobes Family bathroom with electric shower over bath Extensive gardens to the front, rear and both sides Detached single garage and driveway providing off-street parking Excellent opportunity for cosmetic modernisation Quiet residential location within easy reach of Dalbeattie town centre and local amenities Property Description Hunters Dumfries are pleased to present to the market this spacious two-bedroom detached bungalow, occupying a generous corner plot within the popular Barhill Crescent development in Dalbeattie. Offering well-proportioned single-level accommodation, extensive gardens, off-street parking and a detached garage, the property represents an excellent opportunity for those looking to downsize, r

Every bedroom at 2 Oakwell Park is a double. That alone sets this mid-terraced house apart. Add around 90 square metres over two floors, a large enclosed rear garden and the primary school a short walk away, and a family has space to settle in and make the house their own.The front door opens into a hallway with the stairs to the first floor and several cupboards off the inner hall. The living room is at the front, a proper family room with space for a full sofa layout and a wide front window. Behind it, the kitchen offers access to the back garden. The bathroom is also on the ground floor, at the rear.Upstairs, all three bedrooms open off the landing. The first bedroom faces the front and has built-in storage. The two rear bedrooms are both well sized, so either one takes a double bed with room for a desk or wardrobes.The rear garden is large and fully enclosed, so children can play and a dog can roam safely, and a keen gardener has plenty to work with. At the front, there is scope to

Upon entering, a bright and inviting conservatory leads into the inner hallway. To the right, the welcoming living room provides a comfortable space for relaxation. The heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen and dining room, thoughtfully designed for modern living with ample workspace and plenty of room for family meals and entertaining. A separate utility room, conveniently located off the kitchen, offers additional storage and laundry facilities, with direct access to the lovely rear garden.A standout feature is the ground-floor annexe, offering superb flexibility. It comprises a comfortable double bedroom, a private shower room, and a compact kitchen, providing a self-contained unit that ensures privacy and independence within the main property.Upstairs, the main house features three well-proportioned double bedrooms, each filled with natural light and offering generous space. A modern shower room and a separate WC complete the upper level, catering perfectly to the needs of a b

AN ATTRACTIVE DETACHED FAMILY HOME OCCUPYING A DESIRABLE POSITION WITHIN THIS HIGHLY SOUGHT-AFTER RESIDENTIAL AREA OF DALBEATTIE26 Maxwell Park is a beautifully presented family home, recently renovated and modernised to a high standard. Situated within a popular residential area of Dalbeattie, the house enjoys a desirable position backing onto the neighbouring golf course.The property provides spacious and well-proportioned accommodation arranged over two floors, offering bright and contemporary four-bedroom living. The ground floor comprises a living room, WC, stylish kitchen with a dining area, utility room and integral garage. Upstairs, there are four well-proportioned bedrooms together with a modern family bathroom.The property is approached via a gently sloping driveway, providing direct access to the integral garage and ample off-road parking for several vehicles. To the rear, the enclosed garden is predominantly laid to lawn, complemented by a paved patio area and garden shed,

9 Alpine Terrace has been tastefully modernised to create a beautiful family home, complemented by generous garden grounds and positioned along a quiet no-through road in Dalbeattie.The accommodation is bright and spacious throughout, enhanced by high ceilings with attractive cornicing. On the ground floor, there is a welcoming open-plan living and dining room and a newly fitted kitchen. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, two of which enjoy elevated, far-reaching views over Dalbeattie, along with a family bathroom. The house also benefits from a loft which is partially floored and useful for storage.Outside, the property boasts generous garden grounds, with steps leading down to a cellar beneath the property. The cellar benefits from an electrical connection and provides useful additional storage space, with ample room for a large fridge-freezer. The garden is predominantly laid to lawn, with a stone patio area providing an ideal space for alfresco dining and entertaining.Situated in

Honeysuckle Cottage is a traditional 1 ½ storey detached Galloway cottage located in a rural and tranquil area located a short distance from Gatehouse of Fleet. This charming home benefits from two bright and spacious reception rooms and 3 bedrooms.The current owners have extended the property by creating a delightful garden room, with solid oak woodwork, vaulted ceiling and under floor heating. This light and airy reception space enjoys a wrap round view across the garden and neighbouring farmland to the hills beyond.Gatehouse of Fleet is an active community and benefits from many local amenities, such as a primary school, shops, library and Health Centre. Within the wider area, there are many beautiful sandy beaches and rocky coves within easy reach, and equally dramatic inland scenery, with magnificent hills, glens, and lochs.Within Gatehouse there are active sports clubs (for example bowling, snooker or golf) and a wide variety of outdoor pursuits can be enjoyed in the area, includ

Glenmarlin presents a unique opportunity to purchase a spacious detached bungalow which is located on a quiet lane which provides a semi-rural setting which is within easy access to all local amenities. This delightful home, although in need of some modernisation throughout is well positioned within a generous private garden and is sure to suit a number of different buyers.New Galloway has its own primary school, doctor’s surgery and active community attractions including the CatStrand, the Smiddy, local shop, local pubs and local post office. The village is also well served by public transport links, north to Dalry and beyond and south to Castle Douglas (some 14 miles away) and beyond. Dalry has a secondary school which is complemented by Castle Douglas High School after fourth year.Castle Douglas is a thriving Galloway market town, lying approximately 18 miles south-west of Dumfries and enjoying an enviable range of shops and other facilities in a town now promoted as a “Food Town”.

Above the Dee is a unique semi-detached 2 bedroom home, its unassuming exterior hides the delightful cottage interior which has been painstakingly curated and thought out by the current owner with re-claimed wood paneling from nearby Knockbrex, beautiful solid wooden shelving and living edge wooden window sills along with many bespoke items by well regarded designer Ian Cameron Smith.The second bedroom lends itself as a self-contained studio with bespoke fold away table and folding bed, along with kitchenette and ensuite shower room with Sauna!Kirkcudbright is an attractive harbour town situated on the banks of the River Dee. The town itself is of historic and architectural interest with its ancient High Street, Tolbooth Arts Centre, Stewartry Museum and numerous galleries. Long frequented by artists, Kirkcudbright was home to the renowned artist, EA Hornel, one of the “Glasgow Boys”. This tradition is maintained today by a flourishing colony of painters and craft workers which has led

1 Norris Street offers well-proportioned light bright flexible family accommodation. Built in 1990, the property is located in a central yet quiet location at the end of a lane with very little passing traffic; which is a short walk away from all local amenities.The village of Creetown sits close to the A75 Euro Route, which allows quick access to be taken to other nearby towns, such as Gatehouse of Fleet (approximately 12 miles), and Newton Stewart (approximately 6 miles), where there is a wider range of facilities available. Creetown itself offers facilities including village shop, butchers shop, nursery and primary school, dispensing GP surgery, filling and MOT station, Gem Rock Museum and local history museum, performing arts facilities, playing fields with MUGA, community woodlands and youth club.Creetown is well served by public transport with the bus stop for journeys to the East and West of the region a short walk away from the property. There are many beautiful sandy beaches a

A CHARACTERFUL COUNTRY HOUSE HOTEL SET WITHIN EXTENSIVE MATURE GARDEN GROUNDS SITUATED ON THE PERIPHERY OF THE ARTISTS’ TOWN OF KIRKCUDBRIGHTKirkcudbright situated on a private elevated site overlooking the River Dee and surrounding countryside. The property also benefits from a detached function room and an optional detached modern four-bedroom bungalow, which can be made available to any party interested in the property as a whole.ARDEN HOUSE & DETACHED FUNCTION SUITEThis historic property was thought to have been built around 1797 and during the current ownership has been greatly improved now benefiting from nine well-presented en-suite rooms, two generous dining rooms with bars, one of which has a conservatory off. Arden House has been sympathetically modernised to an extremely high standard, including exceptional décor throughout. The Arden House is currently a successful boutique style hotel with regular bookings throughout the year, however, the property could appeal to a variet

5 Drumblane Strand is a well-proportioned detached home, offering bright and airy accommodation throughout. Situated within a peaceful cul-de-sac, the property enjoys a pleasant outlook to the front, with views extending across the rooftops towards the surrounding hills.Kirkcudbright is an attractive and historic harbour town, beautifully situated on the banks of the River Dee. Renowned for its rich architectural and artistic heritage, the town is home to a number of notable attractions, including the historic High Street, Tolbooth Arts Centre, Stewartry Museum and an excellent selection of galleries. Kirkcudbright has long been associated with the arts and was once home to the renowned artist E. A. Hornel, one of the celebrated “Glasgow Boys”. This artistic tradition continues today, with a thriving community of painters and craftspeople earning Kirkcudbright its well-deserved reputation as the “Artists’ Town”.The town offers a varied selection of predominantly independent shops, pubs

A delightful traditional semi-detached two storey three bedroomed cottage set in an attractive hamlet in the midst of dramatic countryside on the doorstep of Galloway Forest Park with open south eastern aspect. The property benefits from a south east-facing garden room overlooking a colourful cottage garden. Viewing highly recommended.Mossdale is a small community of houses with its own shop, lying beside the formerrailway line on the edge of Galloway Forest Park, a designated “Dark Skies” areaand in an area of real natural scenic beauty with a wide range of walks and cycletrails on its doorstep.Tuonela is a property tastefully modernised by the artist owner, of traditional construction with all main accommodation facing south east with a tastefully landscaped and colourful cottage garden enjoying excellent open views over moorland to forests and hills beyond. In the very heart of Galloway, approximately 5 miles from the Royal Burgh of New Galloway, with Catstrand Arts Centre and Glenk

LOT 2 OF 5: Culreoch Farm | A livestock farm extending to approximately 992 acres including a substantial 6-bedroom farmhouse and a traditional farm steading.With the Water of Fleet forming its western boundary, Cally Estate lies on the western side of a valley which is amongst the lesser known natural historical delights of the Scottish Southern Uplands.Draining the eastern slopes of the imposing 2,366-foot peak of Cairnsmore of Fleet, the Big Water of Fleet is formed from the confluence of several hill burns at the heart of the Galloway Hills. On leaving its extensively afforested headwaters, the river follows a southerly course through a beautiful landscape characterised by open hill ground of heather and mixed grasses with extensive areas of native deciduous woodland interspersed with stands of coniferous woodland planted for both agricultural and sporting purposes.Draining the eastern slopes of the imposing 2,366-foot peakof Cairnsmore of Fleet, the Big Water of Fleet is formed fr

A traditionally agricultural estate in one of the most picturesque valleys in the Scottish Southern Uplands offering potential for the redevelopment of some spectacularly situated residential properties together with a variety of future land uses.Residential propertyTwo substantial traditional stone and slate farmhouses and two cottages in both habitable and uninhabitable condition and in each case requiring varying extents of capital expenditure for their restoration as principal and supplementary residences serving the estate.Estate and farm buildingsThree separate ranges of traditional stone and slate farm buildings which are now largely obsolete for agricultural use together with some 20th Century agricultural buildings in a mixed state of repair.Agricultural landLand of mixed grade and use dominated by open hill ground on the western slopes of the Water of Fleet valley complemented and enclosed by permanent pasture and grass leys in the valleybottom. Farmed on an in-hand basis und

LOT 1 OF 5: Murrayton Farm | Comprising Murrayton Farmhouse, Cruffolk Cottage, Murrayton Farm steading, 4 miles of right bank salmon fishing rights on the Water of Fleet, a telecoms mast site and land extending to approximately 825 acres.With the Water of Fleet forming its western boundary, Cally Estate lies on the western side of a valley which is amongst the lesser known natural historical delights of the Scottish Southern Uplands.Draining the eastern slopes of the imposing 2,366-foot peak of Cairnsmore of Fleet, the Big Water of Fleet is formed from the confluence of several hill burns at the heart of the Galloway Hills. On leaving its extensively afforested headwaters, the river follows a southerly course through a beautiful landscape characterised by open hill ground of heather and mixed grasses with extensive areas of native deciduous woodland interspersed with stands of coniferous woodland planted for both agricultural and sporting purposes.Draining the eastern slopes of the imp

LOT 3 OF 5: Lagg Farm | An attractive small farm comprising a one-and-a-half-storey 3-bedroom farmhouse and traditional farm steading with land extending to approximately 373 acres.With the Water of Fleet forming its western boundary, Cally Estate lies on the western side of a valley which is amongst the lesser known natural historical delights of the Scottish Southern Uplands.Draining the eastern slopes of the imposing 2,366-foot peak of Cairnsmore of Fleet, the Big Water of Fleet is formed from the confluence of several hill burns at the heart of the Galloway Hills. On leaving its extensively afforested headwaters, the river follows a southerly course through a beautiful landscape characterised by open hill ground of heather and mixed grasses with extensive areas of native deciduous woodland interspersed with stands of coniferous woodland planted for both agricultural and sporting purposes.Draining the eastern slopes of the imposing 2,366-foot peakof Cairnsmore of Fleet, the Big Wate

AN IMMACULATELY PRESENTED DETACHED FAMILY HOME SITUATED IN A HIGHLY SOUGHT-AFTER RESIDENTIAL AREA OF DALBEATTIETruscot is an impressive modern property, beautifully designed by the current owners and complemented by excellent outdoor space. The property is situated in a desirable area of Dalbeattie.The house is arranged over two floors with an inverted layout. Upstairs, there is an impressive open-plan kitchen and living area, a utility room, lounge and two bedrooms. On the ground floor, there are a further two bedrooms, a games room which could also be used as an additional bedroom, and a wet room.The property benefits from a private driveway running down the side of the house, providing access to the parking area and workshop. The tiered garden features a number of composite decking areas, alongside a combination of lawn and artificial grass

Light and airy one bedroom bungalow located in popular residential location a short distance away from all local amenities.6 Dalmun Avenue is a bright and spacious bungalow located in a quiet cul-de-sac a short distance away from all local amenities. The property benefits from a good sized garden room which is accessed off the bedroom and enjoys a pleasant outlook across the rear garden.It should be noted that the property isn’t currently suitable for mortgage purposes as there has been spray foam insulation installed in the attic space. More information can be provided to interested parties.Dalbeattie has a very good range of local facilities, retail outlets, pubs and restaurants. The town itself benefits from the recently modernised Dalbeattie Learning Campus and newly built Health Centre. There are also a number of sporting activities available, including tennis courts (situated in Colliston Park), golf course, badminton, and the renowned “7 stanes” mountain bike course.The town its

A TRADITIONAL ONE-BEDROOM TERRACED COTTAGE CENTRALLY SITUATED IN THE PRETTY VILLAGE OF CROSSMICHAEL WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO THE WATER OF DEE AND LOCH KEN7 Main Street is situated within the pretty village of Crossmichael. This well-proportioned home offers bright and spacious accommodation, incorporating a kitchen/sunroom, living room, office and a bedroom. 7 Main Street is immediately habitable, allowing renovations to be undertaken whilst the property is occupied. The property occupies a prime location with a generous, enclosed garden to the rear and only a short walk from the Crossmichael Marina.The cottage benefits from a spacious rear garden arranged over gently tiered levels. The garden at one time was planted with a variety of mature shrubs, small trees and established perennial borders, this could easily be re-established or indeed, provide a superb blank canvas for the keen gardener. A paved pathway leads through to garden storage positioned at the far end

NW0709 - A beautifully-presented, three-bedroomed, detached house in a desirable location, offering modern comforts, energy efficiency and an enclosed garden.Step into this inviting modern, detached home, perfectly designed for comfortable family living. This property seamlessly blends contemporary features with practical spaces, creating an ideal residence for a range of lifestyles.Upon entering, you'll be welcomed into a bright, spacious hallway. The ground floor features a versatile living room/diner. This adaptable area is ideal for everyday living and hosting guests, with patio doors leading to the enclosed rear garden. The heart of the home is the well-appointed modern kitchen/diner, offering a stylish and functional space for meal preparation and informal dining. The modern design and layout include a breakfast bar, integrated appliances and a dining space with patio doors leading out to the enclosed rear garden. For added convenience, there are two downstairs storage cupboards

A CHARMING TRADITIONAL FARMHOUSE WITH EQUESTRIAN FACILITIES SET IN A PEACEFUL RURAL LOCATION ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF TWYNHOLMMains of Twynholm is a traditional stone-built period farmhouse set in an elevated position with open views across the surrounding farmland, offering an excellent lifestyle opportunity for equestrian or smallholding use.The property has been within the same family for almost 100 years and is set within a generous plot extending to approximately 14.5 acres. It comprises the attractive farmhouse, five grazing paddocks, a sand and carpet fibre equestrian arena and a well-equipped multipurpose agricultural shed with four internal stables.Nestled along a shared private road, the property is approached via a private gated driveway leading directly to the farmhouse, offering a sense of privacy and seclusion. The farmhouse offers generously proportioned accommodation arranged over two floors, providing bright and spacious family living throughout. The layout includes a charm

A welcoming porch opens into an L‑shaped hallway that provides access to all rooms. At the front of the home, a bright dining room features a bay window, built‑in cupboard and feature fireplace (living flame gas fire is currently disconnected).. This versatile space could also be used as an additional bedroom if required. The lounge, also positioned to the front, enjoys a second bay window and a gas fire with a marble hearth, creating a warm and inviting focal point.The main bedroom sits to the rear and benefits from an en‑suite wet room with WC and wash hand basin. Two further well‑proportioned double bedrooms offer comfortable accommodation, one of which includes a useful storage cupboard. The family bathroom comprises a bath with overhead shower, WC and wash hand basin, along with a practical cupboard housing the hot water tank.Light and bright, the kitchen provides a range of wall and base units, an integrated dishwasher, and space for a fridge‑freezer, washing machine and tumble d

11 Alpine Terrace is conveniently located to local amenities. This property would be an ideal family residence, first time purchase or a potential investment.Entrance Hallway- 3.49m x 1.12mCeiling light with shade, fitted carpet, central heating radiator with thermostat, stairs leading to bedrooms and bathroom with fitted carpets and accessible handrails, cupboard housing electricity meter. Door to living room and stairway leading down to kitchen/ diner.Living room- 7.55m x 5.48m Ceiling lights with shade, fitted carpet, window to front with horizontal blinds, central heating radiator with thermostat, two windows to rear with horizontal blinds.Bedroom 1- 2.45m x 1.78mCeiling light with shade, fitted carpet, central heating radiator with thermostat, window to rear with curtains & pole.Bedroom 2- 3.52m x 3.48m Ceiling light with shade, fitted carpet, central heating radiator with thermostat, window to rear with curtains & pole.Bedroom 3- 3.59m x 3.48m Ceiling light with shade, fitted car

Charming Three-Bedroom Family Home with Beautiful Countryside Views.Situated in a peaceful setting with attractive open countryside views to the rear, this spacious three-bedroom home offers fantastic value for money and is ideal for first-time buyers, young families or anyone looking to enjoy village living.The accommodation is well laid out throughout, comprising a welcoming entrance hallway, a generous living room filled with natural light, a spacious dining kitchen with ample room for family meals and entertaining, together with a practical rear porch providing access to the garden.Upstairs, the property offers three well-proportioned bedrooms and a modern family bathroom, providing comfortable accommodation for growing families or those needing additional home office space.Externally, the property benefits from gardens to the front and rear, with the rear enjoying a lovely open outlook across the surrounding countryside, creating a peaceful setting to relax and unwind.Early viewin

South Carleton is a bright and airy 2 bedroom detached cottage which is located along a quiet lane in the village of Borgue. This charming home provides bright and spacious accommodation and is well positioned within a generous wrap round garden.The property also benefits from Solar Panels which provide approximately £800 per year.Kirkcudbright is an attractive harbour town situated on the banks of the River Dee. The town itself is of historic and architectural interest with its ancient High Street, Tolbooth Arts Centre, Stewartry Museum and numerous galleries. Long frequented by artists, Kirkcudbright was home to the renowned artist, EA Hornel, one of the “Glasgow Boys”. This tradition is maintained today by a flourishing colony of painters and craft workers which has led to Kirkcudbright being named the “Artists’ Town”.Kirkcudbright enjoys a wide variety of mainly family owned shops, pubs, hotels and restaurants, whilst offering a wide range of facilities, including its own swimming