1 Pomona Terrace, New Galloway, Castle Douglas, Dumfries and Galloway, DG7

1 Pomona Terrace is nestled at the end of a handsome terrace in Scotland’s smallest Royal Burgh, New Galloway. New Galloway has two hotels, one of which is currently under renovation, community shop, and Glenkens medical practice, as well as a popular 9 Hole Golf course. The village also boasts the Catstrand visitor centre with café, exhibition space, shop and 90-seater theatre where events run all year round. A recently refurbished town hall also holds community events. Kells Primary School is situated in New Galloway and buses are provided to secondary schools in St Johns Town of Dalry or Castle Douglas.
The nearby market town of Castle Douglas has a good range of shops, supermarkets, and other services, and is designated Dumfries and Galloway’s Food Town. The regional capital of Dumfries, about 25 miles distant, offers a wider range of shops, retail outlets and services including the Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary and the Crichton Campus which is home to the southern hubs of Glasgow University and the University of the West of Scotland.
Communications to the area are very good, with a daily bus service from New Galloway. There are railway stations situated in both Dumfries and Lockerbie. The M74 motorway is about 50 miles distant allowing easy access north and south. Regular flights to parts of the UK and Ireland as well as continental Europe depart from Prestwick Airport, which is 41 miles to the north. Both Glasgow and Edinburgh with their international airports are 77 and 105 miles respectively. A daily ferry service to Northern Ireland operates with Stenna Link from Cairnryan 46 miles to the west, close to Stranraer.

Description
1 Pomona Terrace is a beautifully presented 3 bedroomed home. The attic has been fully converted into a third bedroom with a proper staircase leading up from the first floor landing. The room could equally make a spacious office for those working from home and has views across the neighbouring properties to the hills beyond. Two double bedrooms sit on the first floor, with a family bathroom neatly placed on the half turn of the stairs. An elegant sitting room with log burner overlooks the front garden on the ground floor, with a good-sized dining kitchen opening to a glazed porch to the rear. The kitchen has been renewed by the current owners to form a modern space ideal for family life. A cloakroom WC, which houses the central heating boiler and is plumbed for a washing machine, completes the ground floor offering.
Outside, a restful gravel courtyard provides a private space for outside entertaining and relaxation. An outbuilding, ‘The Armoury’ built around 1905 as an armoury for the 3rd Kirkcudbright Rifle Volunteers (later the Galloway Rifle Volunteer Company E Attachment), who were disbanded in 1908, provides a large workshop and storage space which could be utilised in a number of ways including studio, home office space, gym or even extra living space providing appropriate planning consents are obtained. There is a garden running behind the terrace which is split horizontally between the four dwellings, with number 1 having the section nearest. A parking space sits immediately beside the outbuilding, accessed by the lane to the side, and a further designated parking space, coloured blue on the site plan included in these particulars, is further up the lane beside the gardens. The oil tank for number 2 Pomona Terrace sits in a small section close to the lane, coloured purple on the site plan. This part of the grounds was exchanged for the additional parking space.
1 Pomona Terrace would make a wonderful family home, particularly for smaller families or first-time buyers, and equally could be a much-loved second home in which to enjoy regular escapes from busy working lives in this stunning corner of Galloway.

Accommodation
Ground Floor: Entrance Hall. Sitting Room. Cloakroom WC. Dining Kitchen. Rear Porch
First Floor: Family Bathroom (on half landing). Two Double Bedrooms.
Attic Floor: Bedroom/Home office
Garden
Stone steps lead up from the pavement to the front door. The front garden is laid to lawn bordered by mature plants and shrubs, and within a retaining wall adjacent to the pavement, which leads around into the access lane to the side. To the side towards the Armoury is a further area of garden which is home to magnificent hostas and a beautiful acer amongst other mature plants. To the immediate rear of the house is a sheltered gravel courtyard with pedestrian gates to either side, a lovely area in which to enjoy sunny days and do some outside entertaining.
Leading up from outside the lane-side gate of the courtyard are steps up into the main garden. This lovely area leads uphill, mainly laid to lawn interspersed with shrubs, and from the top are breathtaking panoramic views of New Galloway and the beautiful surrounding countryside.

EPC Rating = E