Fleetbank is a contemporary, detached home resting in Gatehouse of Fleet, Dumfries and Galloway. Perfect for a getaway with friends or family, the interior of this large property is open-plan and stylish, with ample space to relax, whilst to the exterior lies a private garden, a haven for entertaining, and unwinding, with an indulgent hot tub on offer. Park to the roadside, taking in the grandeur of your new home, before heading indoors to reach the living space. Be wowed by the sleek kitchen, fully-equipped with all of the essentials, a dedicated dining area for eight, and plenty of plush seating, with a woodburning stove to light on cooler evenings. Throw open the patio doors and carry your conversation outside, with a delightful space to take advantage of, where you can pull up a chair and toast to your getaway, before retreating to the luxury hot tub. Four beautifully appointed bedrooms are on offer, starting on the ground floor with a four-poster king-size with en-suite; travel upstairs to locate a king-size with en-suite, a further king-size, and a twin (zip/link), all serviced by a sleek bathroom with roll-top bath, and handy cloakroom. Venture into Gatehouse of Fleet, a charming and picturesque town, with a selection of amenities to benefit from, including the Masonic Arms pub and No.1 Fleet Street@The Ship Inn, resting near the waterside; for outdoor enthusiasts, Cally Gardens and Trusty's Hill hiking area within reach, with beautiful scenes to add to your itinerary. Continue your journey across Dumfries and Galloway, visiting the nearby town of Kirkcudbright with its galleries and museums, the artistic town of Newton Stewart, and the food-lovers paradise of Castle Douglas, all within easy reach of Fleetbank. Here you will find captivating landscapes, stunning scenery, and a plethora of activities to enjoy during your stay in the area. Discover the beauty and culture of Dumfries and Galloway, all from Fleetbank.

Peaceful in its pastel colours, the small country town of Gatehouse of Fleet lies on the Solway Firth, in the midst of Dumfries & Galloway countryside, with good sandy beaches a five-minute drive away. The town was founded in the 1760s as a mill community, and today the nearby Mill on the Fleet - a visitor centre in a former bobbin mill - tells the tale of Gatehouse’s cotton-spinning days. Today, there are several shops in the town including a small supermarket, chemist, bank and Post Office, along with two book/gift shops, a kilt-making centre and two cafes. All four pubs in the town have restaurant facilities and welcome children. Castle Douglas, a 15-minute drive away, offers an extensive range of shops, Threave Gardens and boating on Carlingwark Loch.

EPC Rating: Band G

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