Barrachan Estate is a versatile farm with woodland, sporting, and environmental appeal, located in Wigtownshire, Scotland. The property features a welcoming three-bedroom dwelling, a detached self-contained bothy, and a range of traditional farm buildings. The land is predominantly permanent pasture, interspersed with ancient woodlands, wetlands, and a native plantation, providing a haven for wildlife and offering opportunities for birdwatching, foraging, and rough shooting. The property has been in the same family's ownership since 1948 and has been managed with minimal use of chemicals to preserve biodiversity. The original dwelling, dating back to at least 1839, has been refurbished and extended to provide modern accommodation with underfloor heating and insulation. The property also features a woodburning stove, a large dining kitchen, and a shower room. The land is enclosed by post and wire fencing, hedges, or stone dykes and is watered from natural sources and mains water. The property has potential for further development, including converting the traditional buildings into artisan workshops or restoring the derelict cottage and steading.