Kirklauchline Farm is located in a stunning rural setting on the Rhins of Galloway peninsula, which remains an unspoiled paradise for locals and visitors on the lookout for peace and tranquillity and is also home to the Mull of Galloway, Scotland’s most Southerly point.

Kirklauchline Farm benefits from a traditional Galloway cottage set on an elevated site and in recent years, the owners have added two fantastic glamping pods with fabulous open sea views, which are set away from the farmhouse protecting the privacy of both.

In addition, there is a traditional farm steading, which could have development potential and about 48 acres of grazing land which is home to the owners’ flock of sheep and pet goats.

Kirklauchline Farmhouse benefits from partial views across the sea to Ireland, the Mountains of Mourne, the South Rhins coastline and the Isle of Man can be seen on a clear day. The popular tourist destination of Portpatrick, a pretty coastal fishing village, is located only 3½ miles from the property and offers a good choice of restaurants, bars, general store, gift shops and post office. There are many coastal walks to and from Portpatrick including the start of the coast-to-coast walk ‘The Southern Upland Way’. The nearby tourist destination of Sandhead offers a beautiful stretch of unspoilt sandy beach, a shop and an award-winning restaurant, The Tigh Na Mara. The area also boasts Scotland’s most exotic garden, Logan Botanic, only a short drive away from Kirklauchline Farm. There are four other gardens locally, formal and informal, where the plants and shrubs thrive due to the milder climate of the Gulf Stream.

THE GLAMPING PODS
Within the current ownership the owners have sited two fantastic glamping pods with fabulous open views across the surrounding countryside and across the sea. The pods sleep four with open plan living and a shower room. Both pods benefit from a shred septic tank, electricity and water. I should be noted that the pods have their own electricity supply and WIFI connection with the water fed from Kirklauchline farmhouse.

These pods provide a superb opportunity to establish a tourist-based enterprise offering a haven of tranquillity where you can unwind, visit some of the popular coastal villages and take in the rugged beauty of the Scottish countryside, where rolling hills, pristine lochs and dramatic coastline create a breathtaking backdrop.

HOME REPORT
Given that the property has an agricultural holding number and with the addition of the glamping pods, there is no requirement to provide a home report as seen as mixed use.