Property Description: Scroggie Hall, Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbrightshire
Nestled within the picturesque surroundings of Dumfries and Galloway, Scroggie Hall offers a tranquil and rustic lifestyle marked by natural beauty and agricultural charm. This three-bedroom farmhouse, constructed around 1790, stands as a testament to traditional Scottish architecture with its robust stone walls and classic slate roofing. Complementing the main residence is a delightful bothy that presents itself as a self-contained unit for guests or could be utilized for potential rental opportunities.
Spanning a generous 130.32 acres with elevations ranging from 155m to 242m above sea level, this property predominantly boasts rich grassland, with approximately 44.82 acres allocated for silage or hay production. The farm, transitioning through a biodynamic farming evolution, supports a flock of breeding ewes and plays host to a retired herd of Belted Galloway cows. An air of sustainability breathes through the farm with projects such as rewilding Scottish black bees and cultivating shiitake mushrooms already in place.
The farmhouse is peppered with features that enhance its rural charm and functionality:
- Porch and utility area for practical country living
- Traditional farmhouse kitchen, ideal for family gatherings
- Cozy reading room and spacious living room
- Three inviting bedrooms, exuding rustic warmth
- Historical brick extension from 1850 adding character
- Functional outbuildings contributing to the agricultural usability of the property
Living in Balmaclellan presents an idyllic country lifestyle enriched by community ties and local amenities, with further shopping, dining, and service options available in nearby Castle Douglas. Not ... click here to read more
