Terraced Houses For Sale in Newton Stewart, Wigtownshire

Spacious stone townhouse in central Newton Stewart with flexible living over three floors, en-suite, attic rooms, stunning gardens, garage/workshop, ideal for families or multi-generational living.

This beautifully maintained mid-terraced property offers well-proportioned accommodation over two floors and is presented in walk-in condition throughout. The home comprises three bedrooms, a bright and comfortable living area, and a modern kitchen and shower room.

This spacious mid-terraced property offers six bedrooms and is ideally located within walking distance of the town centre and all local amenities. Benefiting from double glazing and gas central heating throughout, the home also features an easily maintained rear garden

Spacious 3-bed town centre property in Newton Stewart. Currently successful AirBnB with income. Traditional construction, double glazing, electric heating, views of River Cree. Ideal investment opportunity!

Charming 1-bed terraced house in sought-after area. Modern features, bright interior, private garden with patio, shed, and off-road parking. Ideal for first-time buyers/investors, offering comfort and versatility.

Spacious terraced townhouse in Newton Stewart with 4 bedrooms, modern kitchen, ensuite, and potential for commercial use on ground floor.

This well-presented three-bedroom home offering spacious and versatile accommodation, ideally suited to first-time buyers or growing families. Featuring a bright open-plan lounge and dining area, a well-equipped kitchen with direct garden access, and excellent built-in storage throughout.

Formerly known as The McMillan Inn, this generously proportioned mid-terraced property offers flexible accommodation across three floors. Converted into a residential dwelling around 2005, the home retains a sense of its original character.

Set within the impressive former stable block of the Kirroughtree Estate, this distinctive property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy character-filled living in a tranquil, semi-rural location. Originally part of the estate grounds, the building was sympathetically converted in the 1990s.