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*Coomb Burn is located to the north of Newton Wamphray in the north east of Dumfries and Galloway.
*The locality is between Moffat and Lockerbie and has good access to the A74(M), the direct route from Carlisle to Glasgow.
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*Coomb Burn is located to the north of Newton Wamphray in the north east of Dumfries and Galloway.
*The locality is between Moffat and Lockerbie and has good access to the A74(M), the direct route from Carlisle to Glasgow.
*A wide range of independent shops and services are located nearby in the attractive rural town of Moffat.
*Lockerbie provides a wider range of services including a West Coast Main Line railway station.
*Both towns offer primary and secondary
level education.
*The rural area is renowned for its picturesque rolling countryside whilst being comfortably commutable, south to Carlisle and north to
both Edinburgh and Glasgow.
*Coomb Burn was built in approximately 1850 and was originally part of the neighbouring Stenrieshill Estate and has only had 4 owners to
date.
*The property has recently been thoroughly modernised throughout. The project, undertaken with the integrity of the building in mind, provides a home that is full of character and period detail
whilst meeting modern day living standards.
*The refurbishment has included upgrading the plumbing and insulation and the house has been re-wired as well as being fitted with a security system.
*All the shutters have been reinstated and double glazing has been installed throughout.
*A stylish bathroom has been created on the first floor as well as a shower room on the ground floor.
*A multi-fuel stove is a lovely addition to the sitting room.
*The kitchen/breakfast room features bespoke, handmade units with a solid oak worktop and the multi-fuel stove has been re-positioned.
*The house sits in beautiful and generous grounds that have also undergone a thorough upgrade.
*The house is approached by a gravel drive and parking area. There is a lean to garage at the side of the house.
*More recently a detached timber car port and fuel store has been built within the parking area.
*The grounds, on two levels, have been thoughtfully landscaped to make the most of the topography and excellent views.
*The lower tier includes a lawn, enclosed vegetable beds and a poly tunnel.
*A bridge leads across the burn to a paved terrace.
*A useful timber shed is positioned on the upper tier. The shed has electricity, is partially lined and would make an excellent home office.
