12a Glenginnet Road, Barr, KA26 9TU

On a stunning, elevated plot in the semi rural village of Barr, 12a Glenginnet Road offers to the market a truly rare opportunity to acquire a beautiful home and craft a rural, more peaceful lifestyle. Surrounded by the village and gorgeous countryside, with a the view from every window like an idyllic painting, and a range of wildlife and rural walks, this fantastic home has a tranquil setting, while also adjacent to the amenities of Barr and around 10 miles from the nearby seaside town of Girvan. There is a wealth of living accommodation, outbuildings, luxury fixtures and fittings and early viewing is essential to fully appreciate both the location and impressive interior.

In more detail, the internal accommodation extends to an entrance hallway with storage cupboards, a downstairs modern shower room, a downstairs bedroom with fitted wardrobes, currently utilised as a home office, a spacious lounge with a wood burning stove that leads open plan into a large dining area, with glass double doors leading through to an incredible garden room with floor to ceiling windows and French doors out to the gardens, a modern breakfasting kitchen with a central island and a separate utility room with a door out to the garden. On the first floor there is a large master bedroom suite with fitted mirrored wardrobes and an en suite shower room, a fitted family shower room and a second double bedroom with fitted wardrobes.

Externally there is a long driveway that runs up towards the property and there are gardens that surround the home, with a mixture of lawn, decorative pebbles, mature trees and shrubs. There is an attached brick store housing the ground source heating system, which provides underfloor heating throughout the home, a detached garage that is partitioned to create a shed at the rear, a polytunnel and a second wooden garage.

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Local Area
The village of Barr is located just 8 miles from the town of Girvan and is situated on the meeting point of the River Stinchar and the Water of Gregg. The village also is on the edge Galloway forest park and there is a local primary school, community shop, post office, salmon fishing with the local angling club and the local church, and is steeped in history, dating back to the 17th century. Girvan has a larger range of amenities, including supermarket shopping, rail links, schools and leisure facilities.