Annan 5.8 miles.
Oakbank, a detached property nestled in a secluded location on the outskirts of Carrutherstown, Dumfries and Galloway.
Enjoying spacious grounds, ample off-road parking, en-suites and an external games room, this substantial home is perfect for a large family or group gathering for those keen to explore the countryside and coast of Scotland.
Step inside the property and wander into the open-plan living space, sure to be the social hub of the home; the kitchen is fully equipped with a range of appliances, so you can cook up some delicious home-cooked meals for everyone to enjoy.
The sitting area is a great place to relax, with its two sofas, a Smart TV and a woodburning stove to bring warmth and character to the room.
For more formal dining, the dining area is the perfect spot to gather around the table for a hearty meal, whilst the utility room features a washing machine for your laundry needs.
On the ground-floor lies the first of the bedrooms, offering a super-king-size zip/link bed, served by a shower room, ideal for those with limited mobility.
Continue upstairs, where the bedrooms are just as inviting as the rest of the house; choose from two further super-king-size rooms, both with countryside views and en-suite shower rooms, whilst the twin enjoys Jack-and-Jill access to the family bathroom, ideal for the little ones.
Find entertainment in garage, converted into a games room with pool table, it’s the perfect spot to enjoy some friendly competition.
Just down the road lies the Dino Park at Hetland, offering safari-style walks among model dinosaurs and soft play area, perfect for a family day out.
The adults amongst the group can enjoy a tour of the Oro Distillery, offering a fantastic selection of tasting rooms stocked with the finest gin, beer and cocktails.
Nearby, you can discover the iconic Twelve Apostles Stone Circle, as well as the scenic Galloway Forest, the UK’s first dark sky park, with 300 square miles of stunning land to wander through during daylight and offering superb stargazing opportunities come the night.
Head five miles to the town of Annan, characterized by narrow winding streets, historic stone buildings, and a market square that reflects its market town heritage.
Why not venture to the nearby Solway Firth, with its expansive tidal flats and estuaries, offering opportunities for birdwatching and coastal walks?
Or try some local attractions on the Solway coast and in local villages of Carrutherstown, Dalton, Clarencefield, Ruthwell, Powfoot and Cummertrees.
Oakbank rests in a wonderful position to experience this magnificent Scottish region.