7 Main Street, Pinwherry, KA26 0RN

A 2 bedroom semi-detached cottage situated within the small rural village of Pinwherry, offering accommodation over two levels together with an attractive rear garden extending down to the riverbank.

The accommodation extends to approximately 81m² (876 sq ft) and is arranged over two levels. On the ground floor, an entrance vestibule leads into the hallway and through to a generously proportioned living room with wood burning stove. A separate dining room, with patio doors to the garden, provides excellent entertaining space and connects conveniently to the kitchen. Upstairs, the principal bedroom is particularly spacious, complemented by a useful, smaller room which could serve as a home office, dressing room or occasional bedroom, together with a family bathroom.

Useful basement area providing valuable storage and ancillary space.

The property further benefits from an air source heat pump and photovoltaic solar panels, enhancing energy efficiency and reducing running costs.

There is a generous rear garden with paved patio and lawned leading down towards the river. From the foot of the garden there are attractive open views across the water and towards the railway bridge, creating a particularly appealing outdoor setting.

Although the house would benefit from a programme of general modernisation and cosmetic improvement, it offers excellent potential for a purchaser seeking a home with character in a scenic rural location.

Pinwherry is a quiet rural settlement located within South Ayrshire, surrounded by attractive countryside whilst remaining accessible to Girvan and the wider Ayrshire coast. The area is ideal for those seeking outdoor pursuits, walking, cycling and a quieter pace of life.

Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the setting and potential offered. An excellent opportunity for purchasers seeking a property they can modernise and make their own.

This is an attractive area of south west Ayrshire renowned for its scenic countryside and excellent range of outdoor pursuits. The surrounding area offers superb opportunities for walking, cycling, fishing and golfing, with renowned courses at Girvan and Turnberry both within easy reach. The River Stinchar, well known for salmon and trout fishing, is nearby, whilst the beautiful landscapes of the Galloway Forest Park and the National Trust for Scotland’s Culzean Castle & Country Park are both easily accessible by car.

Girvan | 8 miles | Ayr 29 miles | Glasgow 64 miles

EER | C (71)

Council Tax Band | A

Tenure | Absolute Ownership