Balcary Tower 485000 Sqm 4 Bedrooms

About the Property

Balcary Tower, a distinguished detached house built in 1860, is set within a sprawling 48,500 m² estate in Castle Douglas, Scotland. This property offers breathtaking coastal views from every room, embodying a unique blend of traditional architecture and modern luxury. With direct beach access, a tidal swimming pool, and a private slipway, it presents an exceptional opportunity for those seeking a coastal retreat. The property is currently available for €1,520,760. Originally constructed by Colonel Johnstone for his French governess, Balcary Tower has undergone significant renovations, including a complete overhaul in 2012. The interior boasts high-quality fixtures and fittings throughout, with flexible accommodation comprising four double bedrooms and multiple reception rooms. The open-plan kitchen/breakfast/family room serves as an ideal entertaining space, featuring top-of-the-line appliances and stunning sea views. The drawing and dining rooms, connected by a few shallow steps, also offer unrivaled vistas and direct access to outdoor terraces. The first floor houses two elegant bedroom suites, each with triple aspects and luxurious ensuite bathrooms. A third well-proportioned bedroom is located on the second floor, along with an adjacent bathroom. A wooden staircase leads to the roof of the tower, providing panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The grounds are beautifully landscaped, featuring mature wooded gardens, various terraces for alfresco dining, and a 12-acre paddock suitable for grazing or equestrian use. The property includes a large modern boathouse, constructed in 2013, which serves as both a workshop and storage space. Outbuildings: - Large modern boathouse (15m x 8m) with mezzanine, power, and water - Tidal swimming pool with natural seawater - Paddock extending to just under 12 acres Location: - Close to Auchencairn, Scotland - Direct beach access Price: €1,520,760 including fees (paid by the seller). Exclusive listing by eXp UK, Scotland.