Wigtownshire
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60 Edinburgh Place, Cheltenham, South West, GL51
Code 12284
1827 Sq Ft
FOR SALE/TO LET
Land At Rendcomb, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7
Code 12283
17.51 acres
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Unit 13, Vulcan Estate , Water Lane , Exeter, South West, EX2 8BY
Code 12280
3778 Sq Ft
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Unit 4, Vulcan Estate, Water Lane, Exeter, South West, EX2 8BY
Code 12281
7233 Sq Ft
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Unit 5, Vulcan Estate, Water Lane, Exeter, South West, EX2 8BY
Code 12282
7588 Sq Ft
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Office 1 Unit 50, Commonmarsh Lane, Lords Meadow Industrial Estate, Crediton, South West, EX17 1DN
Code 12277
368 Sq Ft
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Ground Floor Bickleigh House Park Five Business Centre, Harrier Way, Sowton, Exeter, South West, EX2 7HU
Code 12279
1607 Sq Ft
FOR SALE
Strategic Land , Birchall Lane, Upton St Leonards, Gloucester, Gloucestershire , GL4
Code 12278
11.07 acres
FOR SALE
Land Adjacent To Millham House, Evesham Road, Bishops Cleeve, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL52
Code 12274
0.71 acres
Wigtownshire’s economy is shaped by its coastal location, historic market towns and agricultural sector. Stranraer, the largest town, remains a hotspot for housing and business, with steady demand for homes ranging from traditional terraces to new builds. Picturesque harbourside villages such as Portpatrick offer attractive coastal properties.
Tourism, farming, and renewables drive commercial property demand. Stranraer’s waterfront regeneration has created new opportunities for retail and hospitality businesses, while Wigtown – Scotland’s National Book Town – continues to support a strong independent retail and cultural sector. Agricultural land remains a key investment area, with demand driven by livestock farming and diversification into agri-tourism. Interest in renewable energy projects is increasing, particularly in wind and solar farms, as businesses look to capitalise on the region’s open landscapes and government incentives. Improved transport links, including ferry connections to Northern Ireland, continue to support commercial growth.
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