Dalmalin Lodge

• 2 reception rooms. 5 bedrooms
• Charming C-listed mid-19th century lodge
• Beautiful rural setting
• Rich in character and period detail
• Two paddocks

DESCRIPTION Dalmalin Lodge is a charming C-listed mid-19th century property set within a beautiful rural setting on the outskirts of Gatehouse of Fleet. Rich in character and period detail, this handsome stone-built lodge offers a rare opportunity to acquire a traditional home surrounded by open countryside, with the benefit of two paddocks and an outbuilding with power, ideal for a variety of uses such as stabling, a workshop, or studio.The lodge retains much of its original charm and features characteristic of its period, including stone detailing and traditional proportions. The grounds extend to generous gardens with mature trees and open views, creating a tranquil and picturesque environment.Perfect for those seeking a lifestyle property or smallholding, Dalmalin Lodge combines historic appeal with practical outdoor space in one of Dumfries and Galloway’s most scenic areas, within easy reach of the amenities of Gatehouse of Fleet and the Galloway Hills beyond.There is evidence of bats roosting in the attics. Bats and their habitats are protected and disturbance can lead to substantial fines.ACCOMMODATION Ground Floor: Entrance Hall, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Shower Room, Two BedroomsFirst Floor: Master bedroom with en-suite, Three Further Bedrooms, BathroomGARDEN (AND GROUNDS) Natural garden setting with seasonal colour from spring bulbs, including bluebells, daffodils, and snowdrops. A productive vegetable garden, ideal for growing your own fresh produce. Peaceful seating areas, offering perfect spots to enjoy the surrounding countryside. Two generous paddocks, providing excellent potential for equestrian use, hobby farming, or additional outdoor spaceSITUATION Dalmalin Lodge is Located just over a mile from Gatehouse of Fleet within the Fleet Valley which is a National Scenic Area, and Gatehouse is located in the UNESCO Biosphere. Gatehouse has a good range of local facilities including a primary school, hotels, chemist, doctor’s surgery, coffee shops, postal service and a small supermarket. A wider range of services can be found in the nearby towns of Kirkcudbright and Castle Douglas. The harbour town of Kirkcudbright is known as Scotland’s Artists’ Town, having strong connections and history with the renowned Glasgow Boys. Today it thrives as a popular destination town with gallery, museums, individual shops and a wonderful community spirit. Primary and secondary schooling is available in the town. Castle Douglas is designated the region’s Food Town and is home to a wide variety of boutique shops and businesses. Again, primary and secondary schools are situated in the town. The region is famed for its outdoor sporting opportunities including mountain biking at the various Seven Stanes forest centres, fishing and shooting on the stunning lochs, hillsides, coast and rivers, golf at numerous courses including the championship course at Southerness, and equestrian pursuits. There are also sandy, picturesque beaches within close proximity to Gatehouse at Sandgreen and Mossyard. Communications to the region are good with motorway connections north and south available at Moffat, Lockerbie and Gretna. Mainline train stations are in Lockerbie and Dumfries with connections to Glasgow, Edinburgh, Manchester and London. Glasgow and Edinburgh airports are each around 2 hours by car. DIRECTIONS From Gatehouse of Fleet at the top of the high street at the war memorial turn left heading for Laurieston via Laurieston Road. Continue passed the golf course and tennis courts on the right, taking the first left at the fork. Follow the road for approx. 1 mile and Dalmalin is located on the left hand side.