Mid Gleniron, approximately 3.5 miles northwest of Glenluce and 12 miles east of Stranraer, combines a traditional four-bedroom farmhouse with an extensive steading and a modern cattle shed.
The property extends to about 514.81 acres (208.34 hectares) and is offered for sale as a whole.
The land includes approximately 60 acres of silage ground, 100 acres of permanent pasture and 290 acres of rough grazing, together with a small area of woodland.
It generally faces south or west, in an area known for its mild climate and long grass-growing season.
The land is classified by the James Hutton Institute as Grades 3(2) and 4(1) on the lower-lying land, with a mixture of grades 5 and 6 on the rough grazing and hill land.
The stone-built farmhouse has three reception rooms and four bedrooms, including a ground-floor bedroom, with views over the surrounding farmland and forestry.
An enclosed garden lies to the south of the house, with mature trees and a south-facing patio accessed from the breakfast room.
There are a number of farm buildings, including traditional ranges used for garaging, workshop space, storage and livestock accommodation, alongside general-purpose sheds, a hayshed and a modern steel portal-framed cattle shed.
Kay Paton, who is handling the sale for Galbraith, said: “Mid Gleniron offers a substantial livestock holding with the benefit of having the land in a single block.
"Its combination of silage ground, permanent pasture and rough grazing provides a varied resource for a farming enterprise.
“The farmhouse and range of agricultural buildings add to its appeal, creating an opportunity for buyers seeking a farming base of their own or looking to expand an existing business.
“The accommodation is generous and flexible in a private rural setting but still within reach of local schools, shops and services.
"There is also potential to extend into the adjoining stores, subject to the necessary consents, giving a purchaser scope to adapt the house to their needs.”
The holding also has a distinctive historic dimension, with seven scheduled ancient monuments comprising chambered cairns, hut circles and other remains of earlier farming activity.
Glenluce provides a range of everyday amenities, including a primary school, village shop and doctor’s surgery, while Stranraer offers secondary schooling, supermarkets, leisure facilities and rail connections.
The Southern Upland Way passes around two miles to the north of the farm.
Mid Gleniron is for sale through Galbraith at offers over £1,200,000.
