Drumlanrig Street, Thornhill, DG3 5LU

NW0709—Access the property via the front door into the hallway with a staircase leading to the first floor. The first door on the right, accesses the office/reception room 2 with an external door to the front and a window.  The first door on the left, leads into the dining room and kitchen area. The dining room has a wood-burning stove and a window to the front of the property. There is a selection of fitted kitchen wall and base units with an integrated oven, a microwave, a cooker, a cooker hood, a window to the rear and a door that leads into the utility room. The utility room has a selection of units, space for white goods and a Worcester oil boiler with an exterior door leading out to the courtyard. From the hallway, there is a door into the living room with a window to the rear of the property and a door into the shower room with a window to the rear, a WC, a wash hand basin and a corner shower cubicle with mains shower. 

The first floor consists of three bedrooms. The two doubles are spacious with dormer windows to the front of the property and access to the eaves. The single room has a window to the rear of the property. 

Outside, the property has a courtyard with block paving, an outside tap, a wooden gate with a  path to the rear of the property and a sliding door into a generous outbuilding with electricity.  

The nearest primary/secondary school is Wallace Hall Academy which is based in Thornhill and is highly regarded. (Wallace Hall Academy is a regular fixture in the Sunday Times top 50 Scottish state schools).

Thornhill is a pretty village with a wide, main street, lined with lime trees and has a wide range of amenities including retail outlets such as clothing boutiques, cafes, hotels/pubs, food stores, a post office, a pharmacy, an ironmonger, an electrical retailer, gift shops and hairdressers. There is also a garage with a small filling station. The village also has public toilets and a small cottage hospital. Drumlanrig Castle is one of the best Renaissance buildings that Scotland has to offer and stages regular activities throughout the year. The castle is the residence of the  Duke of Buccleuch and is open to the public to view and explore.

Thornhill is just over an hour from Glasgow (61 miles). There are also various close transport links in the town of Dumfries (16 miles). Dumfries Train Station provides links to Carlisle and Glasgow. Major bus links can also be accessed in Dumfries from the Loreburn Centre, Whitesands or Burns Statue. 

The M6 and M74 networks are accessible at Moffat, Gretna and Lockerbie. Dumfries town centre offers several major supermarkets, shops, a shopping centre, schooling, a university campus, a range of restaurants and a recently-built, state-of-the-art hospital. 

The region is renowned for its outdoor pursuits, beaches, leisure facilities, social events, festivals and history with close links to Rabbie Burns and JM Barrie.

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The seller reserves the right to sell at any time and is not obliged to set a closing date. In the event of a Closing Date being set, the seller is not obliged to accept the highest or any offer. Prior to consideration of any offer, interested parties will be expected to provide proof of the source of funds and we will also require proof of buyer ID conforming to HMRC requirements for anti-money laundering purposes. NW0709.