Stanley Wright is a rural property consultancy and chartered surveyors providing comprehensive advice to property owners across a range of services, managing the day-to-day and unlocking opportunity for landowners.
Based in Dumfries and Galloway we work with clients across the UK.
Drawing on our in-depth experience to manage clients’ rural assets, Stanley Wright adds value by combining specialist knowledge with a bespoke service. Our expertise across a breadth of issues affecting property owners allows us to anticipate problems and provide long-lasting, robust answers.
To Let
3 Ruglen Cottage, Kilkerran Estate, Maybole
3 Ruglen is a traditional 2 bedroom semi-detached cottage in a rural setting. The village of Dailly is 3 miles away with convenience stores and primary school and the small market town of Maybole is 5 miles away with a variety of amenities including railway station and secondary school.
3 Ruglen has a large sitting room with wood burning stove, a small kitchen, 2 bedrooms and a shower room.
There is a small garden area to the front of the house and a large garden to the rear with 2 outbuildings for garden/log storage.
Services
Pets by arrangement and subject to pet policy.
EPC: F
Council Tax Band: B
Rent: £500 Deposit: £1000
Landlord Registration Number: 62622/370/03220
Letting Agent Registration Number: LARN1905011
To register an interest please email enquiries@stanleywright.co.uk and we will send you an enquiry form.
To Let
A spacious farm cottage available to let near Colmonell, South Ayrshire. Situated in a peaceful rural courtyard location in the beautiful Stinchar Valley.
Rent: £575 pcm Deposit: £1150
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For Sale
East Dalskairth Moss Wood covers around 84.7 acres to the south west of Dumfries and is offered for sale as a whole. The land is made up of a mixture of conifer woodland, young broadleaves, scrub land and wetland. A natural habitat to a wide variety of flora and fauna.
Offers in the region of £150,000
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15 July 2024
The last few years have been a little uncomfortable for the Scottish farming community as we watched our neighbours over the border start to navigate their way through opportunities and obstacles in relation to the future of farm support. This discomfort was made more acute by constant exhortations to land owners and managers to ‘get… Read more »
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