Land At St Kennera Terrace, St. Kennera Terrace, Kirkinner, Newton Stewart, Dumfries and Galloway, DG8

SITUATION

Land At St Kennera Terrace is situated on the outskirts of the village of Kirkinner. Kirkinner is a small rural village in Wigtownshire with a primary school, shop & post office, small play park, village hall, and bowling green. Kirkinner is located between the villageS of Sorbie and Wigtown on the A746.

Wigtown, Scotland’s National Book Town, is approximately three miles from the Land at St Kennera Terrace, and hosts an annual book festival in late September and the town becomes a hub of activity as people come to listen to authors, visit the many bookshops, eat in the cafe and wander through the Kists with stalls displaying work made by local artists and craftspeople. Wigtown has a primary school, supermarket, a number of smaller shops, a golf club and Scotland's southernmost whisky distillery is in nearby Bladnoch. Newton Stewart, a more commercial town, is known as the Gateway to the Galloway Hills, it has a number of primary schools, the Douglas Ewart High School, a museum, leisure centre, three supermarkets, a bank and a post office which offers all postal and banking services, a cinema, and a wide range of shops, offices, businesses, hotels and restaurants.


DESCRIPTION

The Land at St Kennera Terrace extends to approximately 9.01 acres (3.65 hectares) and comprises a productive block of agricultural land currently utilised for silage production. The land is classified as grade 3.2 by the James Hutton Institute and is capable of supporting a range of both agricultural and amenity uses, offering a purchaser a versatile parcel of land for both productive and lifestyle purposes.

Benefiting from an attractive edge-of-village location adjacent to Kirkinner, the land is particularly well suited to pony grazing, equestrian interests and small-scale livestock enterprises, while also retaining the capability for continued forage and silage production. The proximity to the village provides convenient access while maintaining a rural setting.

The land is not currently served by a mains or private water supply, and prospective purchasers should satisfy themselves as to the availability of any services they may require.

The western boundary is presently unfenced. It will be the responsibility of the purchaser to erect a suitable stock-proof fence along this boundary following completion. In addition, the purchaser will be responsible for creating and maintaining an appropriate access to the fields located to the north, where required.