Monigaff Parish Church, Minnigaff, Newton Stewart, Dumfries and Galloway DG8 6SH

A superb opportunity to acquire Monigaff Parish Church, which has planning approved for a single dwelling and offers unique and substantial potential to add significant value once converted.

Monigaff Parish Church in Minnigaff, a former Church of Scotland. The church is a B Listed building built in 1836 to a gothic revival design by William Burn. Of interest are the two cross slabs one possibly dating from the 8th century (Irish influence) stained glass windows by Wailes of Newcastle and Ballantine of Edinburgh et al: organ, one of the first in SW Scotland by Bryceson of London, 1872 ruins of 13th / 14th century church and two gravestones from the 17th century; William Stewarts sarcophagus site of Motte and Bailey castle.

Auction Details

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