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About this 3 - Bungalow
This is a substantial, detached single storey house built circa 1980. The house is in an attractive loch side location from where it enjoys westerly aspects across Loch Ryan towards Stranraer and the north Rhins peninsula. The house is situated just on the edge of Ryan Bay Caravan Park.
The accommodation provided is configured as follows: entrance vestibule; hall; spacious livingroom with window to front overlooking the loch and also patio door to south side giving access to garden; diningroom; 3 bedrooms; bathroom with white suite comprising w.c, wash hand basin, bath and separate shower. The walls in the bathroom are tiled; large dining kitchen; rear porch. The house is double glazed and heating is by way of electric storage and convector heaters.
The well kept garden predominately extends to the south side of the house. This space is enclosed by wall and hedge and is nicely planted and comprises level
lawn. There is also a patio. At the front of the house is a further area of lawn. . On the north side of the house is a level space affording room to park a car.
The house is about 4 miles from Stranraer. The town provides a range of amenities including: primary and secondary schooling; a variety of independent and multiple retailers; hospital; leisure centre with swimming pool; harbour with moorings for private leisure craft; restaurants, bars and hotels. Presently at Stranraer harbour there are ferry connections to Northern Ireland. There is also a railway station which connects north to Ayr, Prestwick Airport and Glasgow.
This corner of south west Scotland is renowned for its unspoilt and varied scenery. There are excellent golfing facilities at Stranraer and Portpatrick, the usual field
sports and excellent rivers for fishing and some superb routes for walking. Attractions in the district include: Portpatrick starting point of the Southern Upland Way; Logan Botanic Gardens and Galloway Forest Park. The main routes into the district are the A77 travelling south from Ayr and the A75 travelling west from Carlisle or Dumfries.
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