Blackaddie House, a 16th-century property, was originally a rectory and has been a family home and a successful 4-star hotel before being transformed into a residential property. The current owners have obtained planning permission to change the use back to a residential property, making it suitable for a family home once again. The property features 6/7 bedrooms, 2/3 reception rooms, and an attached annexe. The grounds are well-maintained and offer a private driveway, lawn, mature trees, and a productive fruit and vegetable garden with direct access to the River Nith. The property has undergone extensive refurbishment and offers luxurious en-suite double bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and an internal reception room. The annexe has a separate external door and parking area and features a sitting room, dining kitchen, and a double bedroom with shower room. The property has mains electricity, water, oil-fired central heating, and double glazing to some rooms, and is available for sale with vacant possession upon completion.