• Semi detached Bungalow +
• Two spacious double bedrooms +
• Lounge +
• Kitchen +
• Sun Room +
• Shower Room +
• Gas Central Heating +
• Large Garden to rear +
• Garage and Driveway +
• FH-0705 +

Welcome to this charming and well-presented home offering generous living accommodation, large gardens, and excellent outdoor amenities including a garage and greenhouse. The property is approached via a low-maintenance front garden with a driveway providing convenient off-road parking. Step through the entrance door into a bright and welcoming entrance hall leading into the main living areas and bedrooms. The living room provides a warm and inviting setting, featuring a wood burner fire with a slate hearth, creating a cosy focal point. A large front-facing window floods the room with natural light. The kitchen offers a practical and functional layout with space for appliances, laminate flooring, and a tiled splashback for easy maintenance. A window looks through to the sun room, providing a pleasant outlook. The sun room itself is a bright and versatile space, ideal for dining, relaxing, or entertaining, with direct access out to the garden. Two well-proportioned double bedrooms provide comfortable and flexible accommodation, with plenty of natural light throughout. The shower room is conveniently positioned and includes a shower enclosure, with Geberit shower WC, and hand basin. Outside, the property boasts large gardens, perfect for outdoor living, gardening, or family activities. A garage and greenhouse add further practicality and appeal. Local Highlights: The Laurie Arms, an award-winning village pub known for its fantastic meals and real ales, is a short walk from the property. The popular Haugh of Urr Nursery and Hardgate Primary School are nearby. Haugh of Urr has an active community and a thriving Village Hall. There is an hourly bus service to Castle Douglas and Dalbeattie. Dalbeattie (6 minutes by car) offers supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, and a variety of independent shops. The extensive woodland trails of Dalbeattie Forest can be enjoyed on foot or by bike. Castle Douglas, the region’s celebrated “Food Town,” is only 9 minutes away, with artisan shops, excellent dining, and a offers both Tesco and Aldi supermarkets.
Leisure is well catered for with a public swimming pool, library, art gallery, ‘The Fullarton’ theatre/cinema, and a variety of groups and clubs.