A stunning mill conversion in Dumfries and Galloway, which made it to the finals of Scotland’s Home of The Year last year, has gone on the market. The gorgeous former grain mill has been a passion project for current owners Mark Paterson and Carol-Ann Brown, who have spent three years creating the stunning house with incredible high-end interiors.
The three-bedroom property, which is found in the village of Haugh of Ur close to Castle Douglas, wowed the judges on the BBC Scotland TV show with its mix of modern and traditional stone exteriors and striking urban black interiors.
The internally exposed trusses, huge windows, wall mural, bespoke shelving and open plan with mezzanine floor all appealed to the judging panel, and architect Micheal Angus in particular, who described the design as "exquisite".
