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Mid Curghie Farmhouse

A super Holiday residence with ample grounds for children to play in. It has a large enclosed field adjacent to the garden for use by the holidaymaker for football, rounders etc. A barbeque is provided for use in the garden patio area. The long driveway is perfect for off road parking and the out buildings give good secure space for storage of bicycles and other outdoor pursuits equipment. Bring your fishing rods along for either beach casting or for fresh water fishing in a nearby lake.
The farmhouse has a large spacious kitchen/diner ideal for families with the table comfortably seating eight people and is excellently equipped with;-

Rayburn (AGA Style)Oil Fired Range
Lowlevel Electric Ceramic Hob
Electric Oven
Dish Washer
Fridge Freezer
Washing Machine
Small Television
Microwave, electric kettle & toaster, sandwich maker
Bathroom
Fully tiled room with double shower, W.C. and wash hand basin. Cupboard for vacuum cleaner, iron and ironing board.

Bedroom 4
Twin bedded room, situated across hallway from shower room, with ample storage space. Ideal for those with limited ability or who find the stairs 'a bit much'. (although not suitable for wheelchair users.)

Lounge
The lounge is comfortable and tastefully decorated, and equipped with Television, DVD Player, Sky Satellite, and coal effect Calor gas fire(no need for stoking or cleaning!), perfect for relaxing in. Leading off from the lounge is a spacious, airy Conservatory, which leads directly on to the front lawn.

Bedroom 1:
Large king sized bedded room with ample storage space and views over farmland.

Bathroom:
Adjacent to bedroom number 1 is a bathroom with extra large bath, W.C and wash hand basin.

Bedroom 2:
Double bedded room with ample storage space and en-suite shower room. Corner shower with W.C. and wash hand basin.

Bedroom 3:
Large Twin bedded room with ample wardrobe space.
There are many activities and attractions around the area which include:- The Mull of Galloway the most southerly point in Scotland with the Lighthouse, Bird Sanctuary run by the R.S.P.B. Visitor Centre and the innovative Gallie Craig cafe. Some of the sea birds that can be seen throughout the summer include. Guillemot's, Kittiwakes, Fulmars and a few Puffins making our regions largest sea bird colony.

The history of the area has to include Kirkmadrine Stones, Castle Clanyard and Kirk Covenant of Kirkmaiden old parish Church. Other places of interest are Port Logan (The Home of the TV series 2000 acres of Sky) Sandhead with its sandy beach and view over looking Luce Bay. Ardwell gardens, Logan Botanical Gardens as well as Logan Victorian Fish Pond.

The wild life in Southwest Scotland includes the seals at Luce Bay off the coast at Ardwell. Birds of pray such as buzzards, Kestrels and Owls are commonplace. Deer can sometimes be observed as well as badgers and at the old brick works there is a Wild Boar farm.

Activities include trout fishing in the near by loch, Trekking and horse riding. The South Rhins can boast some of the best walking and cycling areas in the district. There are four golf courses within 20 minutes drive and four pubs and a cafe within a reasonable walk or few minutes drive all serving good food. There are frequent daily ferry crossings from Stranraer to Belfast or Cairnryan to Larne run by Stena & P.& O. ferries.