Mungo Park

DESCRIPTION
Mungo Park is a spacious 3-4 bedroom bungalow, built in 1988, in a stunning rural location, with 0.5 acres of private woodland and within walking distance of the Water of Malzie, as it makes its way towards River Bladnoch. Surrounded by open countryside this area is a haven for wildlife, in the garden, woodland and in and around the river including many different species of wild birds, deer, foxes and the occasional otter. The entrance vestibule opens in to the hallway then directly in to the sitting room, where French doors frame the view and open out to the garden. The kitchen has an integrated oven and grill, and electric hob, and a window overlooking the field behind. The utility room adjacent has an additional sink and drainer, and two doors, one opening to the outside and the other directly in to the integral garage.
The master bedroom has a small en-suite shower room, and there are a further three bedrooms, one of which has also been utilised as a dining room/hobby room, and with fibre connection to broadband an office could be created providing the opportunity to work from home.
Mungo Park sits under a tiled roof, has laminate floors throughout and oil fired central heating, powered by a Worcester Greenstar 18/25 boiler, which is situated in the integral garage.

Mungo Park is available on its own, or as part of The Malzie Portfolio, which is currently on the market with Galbraith, Castle Douglas.

Ground Floor: Entrance Vestibule, Hallway, Sitting Room, Master Bedroom en-suite. Bedroom 2. Bedroom 3, Bathroom, Kitchen, Utility Room, Dining Room/Bedroom 4, Garage, Further Detached Garage.

SITUATION
Mungo Park is situated in a rural area known locally as Malzie (pron. Mal-yee), around 5 miles from the small town of Wigtown, Scotland’s National Booktown. Wigtown is internationally renowned for its annual Book Festival, and as such is home to numerous book shops, as well as lovely cafes. A good range of shops, schools, services and supermarkets is available in the larger town of Newton Stewart, around 10 miles north, and it is known as the gateway to the Galloway Forest Park. Outdoor pursuits and holiday activities are available in abundance in the area including hiking, fishing, mountain biking and equestrian pursuits. Travel options include ferry services to Northern Ireland at Cairnryan north of Stranraer, mainline rail travel from Stranraer and Dumfries, and flights from Prestwick, Glasgow and Edinburgh airports, all within a two hour travel radius.

GARDEN
Mungo Park has parking within its grounds as well as two garages and its own separate mature garden with a range of lawns, trees and shrubs bounded by stone dykes. A gate opens through to the woodland where hundreds of trees have been planted, forming a natural habitat for wildlife, and stunning woodland walk all year round.

DIRECTIONS
From the roundabout on A75 at Newton Stewart take the A714 signed Wigtown. Continue on this road for several miles until you see a right hand turn signed for Port William/Garlieston/Whithorn. Turn right here and continue on over the bridge at Bladnoch Distillery. Take the right hand turn onto the B7005 Glenluce road. Continue on this road until the right hand turn onto the B7052 signed Kirkcowan. The property is on the left after a little way, Mungo Park is the first property on your left.
POST CODE

DG8 9BE

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