This charming character property in the welcoming village of Dalry offers flexible multi-level living, ideal for modern family life or those seeking a versatile home. The property boasts a unique open-plan kitchen and sitting area with a library nook, a cosy wood burner, and a bright conservatory overlooking the garden.

The ground floor welcomes you with a flexible reception room, perfect as a home office or additional sitting area. A comfortable double bedroom is located on this level, along with a spacious family bathroom.

Stairs lead down to the heart of the home: an inviting open-plan living space. The lounge area, centred around a comforting wood burner, includes a dedicated library space, creating a warm and appealing atmosphere. Doors open from here into a bright conservatory with tile flooring and double doors to the rear garden, an ideal spot to relax and enjoy views of the garden year-round. The kitchen, conveniently located off the lounge, features modern wall and base units, tiled splashbacks, and a double sink with a drainer. There is ample space for appliances and a breakfast bar area, perfect for informal dining.

The upper floor provides three additional bedrooms, each with its own character, offering excellent flexibility for family, guests, or further workspace. A useful box room on this level adds to the property's practical appeal.

Externally, the property benefits from a generous rear garden, predominantly laid to lawn and featuring a variety of mature bushes and flowers, along with a garden shed. The property is equipped with oil central heating.

Set in the heart of Dalry, the property enjoys easy walking access to a wide range of village amenities including the shop/post office, Londis supermarket, hairdresser, primary school, church, village hall, the Lochinvar Hotel and the award‑winning Clachan Inn, both offering bar meals. The Glenkens Medical Practice and the CatStrand Community Arts Centre are located in nearby New Galloway, around three miles away.

The area is well known for its outdoor lifestyle, with the Southern Upland Way passing through the village and Dalry sitting on the edge of the Galloway Forest Park, the Galloway & Southern Ayrshire Biosphere and Britain’s first Dark Sky Park. Loch Ken and the Galloway Activity Centre provide excellent opportunities for water sports close by.

Castle Douglas, the nearest town, offers a wide selection of independent shops and is recognised as Dumfries & Galloway’s Food Town. Dumfries, the region’s administrative centre, provides further amenities including the main hospital and university campuses.

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