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4 bed terraced house for saleDrumlanrig Street, Thornhill, United Kingdom DG3
4 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
1,995 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
The property offers four versatile bedrooms, including a peaceful principal bedroom.
Beautifully landscaped rear garden, featuring with dedicated outdoor seating area and access to double garage.
The open plan living, dining and kitchen area benefits from large sash windows that ensure excellent natural light throughout.
Situated in the heart of Thornhill, within easy reach of the village's shops and amenities.
On-street parking and a detached double garage accessed directly from the street.
Modern fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, plenty of storage and direct access to the garden.
EPC Rating = D
An elegant sandstone townhouse with mature gardens and a detached garage.
Description
138 Drumlanrig Street is a substantial B Listed sandstone townhouse that combines period character with adaptable family living across three levels. Extensively renovated by the current owners in 2021, the property successfully marries historic charm with modern comfort, while retaining a wealth of original architectural detail. Bespoke double-glazed sash windows and traditional column radiators throughout complement the home's period character while ensuring modern-day comfort.
The property is entered through a welcoming reception hall, setting the tone for the generous accommodation beyond. To the front, a lovely dining room offers a bright and airy setting, with ample space for both day-to-day living and entertaining. The kitchen sits just off the dining room and is fitted with a range of units, providing a practical and sociable layout. Finished with tiled flooring incorporating underfloor heating, the space enjoys direct access to the rear garden, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living.
Across the hall, the elegant sitting room offers a wonderfully comfortable setting for both quiet evenings and social occasions, centred around an attractive open fireplace with a granite hearth and mantelpiece, creating a warm and welcoming focal point. To the rear, a separate family room adds a valuable degree of flexibility and can easily adapt to suit a variety of lifestyles, whether as a snug, playroom or home office. The room is further complemented by a Charnwood multi-fuel stove set upon a slate hearth, providing both warmth and character, a distinguished feature that is echoed in the elegant drawing room. A stylish contemporary shower room completes the well-appointed ground floor accommodation.
The first floor provides three well-proportioned double bedrooms together with a family bathroom. The principal bedroom is a generous room, retaining the impressive proportions characteristic of the period. Also on this floor is a substantial drawing room, currently utilised as a home office, which enjoys a beautiful bay window overlooking the front of the property. Offering excellent versatility, this impressive space could equally serve as an additional sitting room, bedroom or study, depending on requirements.
A notable feature of the property is the extensive attic accommodation. Two substantial attic rooms occupy the upper level and, subject to the necessary consents, offer excellent potential for a variety of uses.
A paved terrace adjoins the house and provides an excellent space for outdoor entertaining, seamlessly connecting the indoor and outdoor living areas. The garden beyond is beautifully arranged, with a generous lawn complemented by mature planting and vibrant herbaceous borders that create a particularly attractive and secluded setting. Fruit trees line the stone boundary wall, adding seasonal interest and further enhancing the garden's character.
A substantial detached stone-built outbuilding completes the outdoor accommodation and is presently utilised as a double garage, workshop and gym. With excellent versatility and direct access from the street, it provides a practical and highly adaptable space suited to a range of requirements.
Location
Occupying a central position within the popular village of Thornhill, 138 Drumlanrig Street benefits from an excellent range of local amenities including independent shops, cafés, restaurants, a medical centre, post office and leisure facilities. Education is well catered for, with Wallace Hall Primary School and Wallace Hall Academy nearby, providing schooling from nursery through to secondary level. A wider range of shopping, professional services and recreational facilities can be found in Dumfries, approximately 15 miles away.
The surrounding Nith Valley is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty and offers excellent opportunities for walking, cycling, fishing and golf. The internationally acclaimed 7stanes mountain biking trails are within easy reach, while the magnificent Drumlanrig Castle and Estate, situated approximately five miles away, provides extensive woodland walks, formal gardens and a wealth of visitor attractions.
Thornhill is particularly well placed for travel throughout Scotland and into northern England. Access to the M74 motorway is available at Abington (approximately 22 miles) for northbound journeys and Gretna Green (approximately 39 miles) for southbound travel. Rail services are available from Dumfries, approximately 15 miles away. Glasgow lies around 63 miles to the north, Edinburgh approximately 72 miles to the northeast, and Carlisle approximately 47 miles to the southeast.
Square Footage: 1,995 sq ft
Additional Info
Heating - Oil
Water - Mains
Drainage - Mains
Description
138 Drumlanrig Street is a substantial B Listed sandstone townhouse that combines period character with adaptable family living across three levels. Extensively renovated by the current owners in 2021, the property successfully marries historic charm with modern comfort, while retaining a wealth of original architectural detail. Bespoke double-glazed sash windows and traditional column radiators throughout complement the home's period character while ensuring modern-day comfort.
The property is entered through a welcoming reception hall, setting the tone for the generous accommodation beyond. To the front, a lovely dining room offers a bright and airy setting, with ample space for both day-to-day living and entertaining. The kitchen sits just off the dining room and is fitted with a range of units, providing a practical and sociable layout. Finished with tiled flooring incorporating underfloor heating, the space enjoys direct access to the rear garden, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living.
Across the hall, the elegant sitting room offers a wonderfully comfortable setting for both quiet evenings and social occasions, centred around an attractive open fireplace with a granite hearth and mantelpiece, creating a warm and welcoming focal point. To the rear, a separate family room adds a valuable degree of flexibility and can easily adapt to suit a variety of lifestyles, whether as a snug, playroom or home office. The room is further complemented by a Charnwood multi-fuel stove set upon a slate hearth, providing both warmth and character, a distinguished feature that is echoed in the elegant drawing room. A stylish contemporary shower room completes the well-appointed ground floor accommodation.
The first floor provides three well-proportioned double bedrooms together with a family bathroom. The principal bedroom is a generous room, retaining the impressive proportions characteristic of the period. Also on this floor is a substantial drawing room, currently utilised as a home office, which enjoys a beautiful bay window overlooking the front of the property. Offering excellent versatility, this impressive space could equally serve as an additional sitting room, bedroom or study, depending on requirements.
A notable feature of the property is the extensive attic accommodation. Two substantial attic rooms occupy the upper level and, subject to the necessary consents, offer excellent potential for a variety of uses.
A paved terrace adjoins the house and provides an excellent space for outdoor entertaining, seamlessly connecting the indoor and outdoor living areas. The garden beyond is beautifully arranged, with a generous lawn complemented by mature planting and vibrant herbaceous borders that create a particularly attractive and secluded setting. Fruit trees line the stone boundary wall, adding seasonal interest and further enhancing the garden's character.
A substantial detached stone-built outbuilding completes the outdoor accommodation and is presently utilised as a double garage, workshop and gym. With excellent versatility and direct access from the street, it provides a practical and highly adaptable space suited to a range of requirements.
Location
Occupying a central position within the popular village of Thornhill, 138 Drumlanrig Street benefits from an excellent range of local amenities including independent shops, cafés, restaurants, a medical centre, post office and leisure facilities. Education is well catered for, with Wallace Hall Primary School and Wallace Hall Academy nearby, providing schooling from nursery through to secondary level. A wider range of shopping, professional services and recreational facilities can be found in Dumfries, approximately 15 miles away.
The surrounding Nith Valley is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty and offers excellent opportunities for walking, cycling, fishing and golf. The internationally acclaimed 7stanes mountain biking trails are within easy reach, while the magnificent Drumlanrig Castle and Estate, situated approximately five miles away, provides extensive woodland walks, formal gardens and a wealth of visitor attractions.
Thornhill is particularly well placed for travel throughout Scotland and into northern England. Access to the M74 motorway is available at Abington (approximately 22 miles) for northbound journeys and Gretna Green (approximately 39 miles) for southbound travel. Rail services are available from Dumfries, approximately 15 miles away. Glasgow lies around 63 miles to the north, Edinburgh approximately 72 miles to the northeast, and Carlisle approximately 47 miles to the southeast.
Square Footage: 1,995 sq ft
Additional Info
Heating - Oil
Water - Mains
Drainage - Mains
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