The Land at Laurieston is situated in a central but relatively private location within the village. The land amounts to about 1.276 acres (0.516 hectares) and up until recently was utilised for equestrian grazing. The land occupies an elevated site and is made up of grassland and amenity woodland with on side bound by the pretty Laurieston Burn. We are advised that the land has benefitted from planning permission in the past for residential development which is now lapsed. Any interested party wishing to make enquiries in this respect should contact the local planning department at Dumfries & Galloway Council.

This area of the Stewartry attracts tourism and boasts a wealth of wildlife, with the Galloway Kite Trail’s feeding station and visitor centre located within walking distance of the property. The nearby Loch Ken has regular wildlife inhabitants such as ducks, swans, red kites, etc. The Galloway Forest Park is within close proximity, which offers visitors many opportunities to walk, climb, cycle, bird watch and to experience the UK’s first dark sky park.