Blank‑canvas barn in rural Dumfries — three‑bed potential with garden and parking.
Freehold courtyard barn with three-bedroom conversion potential
Currently a shell—no kitchen or bathroom fitted
Septic tank required; mains sewerage not available
Air source heat pump planned as primary heating
Private rear garden and shared front courtyard
Off-street parking included; no flood risk
Fast broadband nearby; mobile signal average
Located in a very deprived area—affects demand and values
A rare courtyard barn offering a clear development canvas in rural Dumfries and Galloway. Formerly stables, the freehold unit has planning potential to form a three-bedroom home, with ground-floor space suited to two reception rooms and a separate kitchen. The setting is quiet and characterful, with a private rear garden and shared courtyard to the front.
The building is offered as a shell and requires full conversion: no fitted kitchen or bathroom are present and internal finishes are unfinished. Services include mains water and electricity; sewerage will need a septic tank installation. An air source heat pump is planned, and fibre broadband is available nearby, supporting holiday-let or long-term rental use.
Practical positives include off-street parking, no flood risk, and freehold tenure. Important constraints are the need for substantial renovation, septic sewerage provision, and the property’s location within a very deprived area, which may influence resale or rental yields and should be factored into feasibility costs and timescales. This is best suited to developers, builders, or investors seeking a conversion project in a tranquil rural setting.