The traditional steading at Thorniehill is situated about 2 miles from the pretty village of Balmaclellan, which is located in the Stewartry area of Dumfries & Galloway.

Thorniehill Steading is nestled within a stunning rural site with an adjoining 5.42 acres of land. The property benefits from open views across the surrounding countryside and has great potential for development to a residential dwelling. It should be noted that the steading DOES NOT have planning permission and any potential purchaser wishing to develop the property into a residential dwelling will need to make their own enquiries with Dumfries & Galloway Council www.dumgal.gov.uk/planning The property would lend itself to any smallscale agricultural or equestrian purposes and may also be attractive to those seeking a property for storage purposes.

The nearest local services can be found at Balmaclellan, which is a thriving friendly community with a variety of village run activities taking place throughout the year. In addition to this, The Old Smiddy within the village is a satellite centre of the CatStrand art centre in new Galloway and acts as a multi-purpose Heritage and community hub for the Galloway Glens. Primary schooling can be found in the nearby picturesque village of New Galloway with a further range of local services found in St John’s Town of Dalry such as a village shop, post office, hotels, etc. with both primary & secondary schooling available. A more extensive range of services can be found in Castle Douglas (The Food Town). Castle Douglas offers a range of essential services, which include a modern health centre, a wide range of professional services, leisure facilities as well as two national supermarkets. The town is renowned for its niche retailing with a thriving high street boasting a wide range of traditional shops and craft outlets.