<<[USER]>> Cutreoch and Morrach Farms, situated on the stunning coast of the Isle of Whithorn, offer a unique blend of productive agricultural land, a pair of charming farm cottages, and a well-maintained farm steading, all set within approximately 510 acres of diverse and fertile terrain. The farms are ideally positioned on the periphery of the historical village, offering a tranquil rural lifestyle with the convenience of nearby amenities. The land, classified as high-yielding Macaulay Land Capability Scale classes 4 & 5, is well-suited for stock rearing and has the added benefit of sporting potential and opportunities for natural capital projects. The original farmhouse, Morrach Farmhouse, has been converted into two semi-detached cottages, which have thrived as holiday lets. This versatile space can be adapted to various uses, including farmworkers' accommodation, a family home, or a combination of holiday lets and personal residences. The cottages are set in their own picturesque gardens, offering breathtaking views of the Solway Firth and the Isle of Man, and are just a stone's throw away from excellent rock-fishing spots. The farm steading, a modern complex of steel portal buildings, is equipped for efficient cattle overwintering and fodder storage. The steading's design allows for flexibility and can be adjusted to meet the specific needs of the new owners. The agricultural land, encompassing around 510 acres, is divided into 29 field enclosures and is currently used for grazing and hay production. The land also includes areas of new woodland plantings, which offer potential for further natural capital projects. The property's private water supply is ensured through a servitude that will be granted to the purchaser. Cutreoch and Morrach Farms present a rare opportunity for those seeking a balance between a productive agricultural enterprise and a beautiful coastal lifestyle, with the added advantages of a versatile property that can be tailored to a variety of uses.