🏡 Swift 40x12 3-Bedroom Static Caravan 📏 Size & layout 40ft long x 12ft wide Typically includes: 1 master bedroom (often with ensuite WC) 2 twin bedrooms Main shower room Open-plan lounge + kitchen/dining 👉 Designed for families (6–8 people capacity) or staff accommodation. 🛋️ Interior features (typical) Most Swift 40x12 models (e.g. Bordeaux) include: Double glazing + central heating (year-round use) Open-plan living area with large windows or patio doors Fitted kitchen (gas cooker, fridge, storage) Dining table & chairs or fixed seating Master bedroom often with ensuite toilet Family shower room Built-in wardrobes/storage in all bedrooms 👉 Overall feel: small bungalow-style living, not like a touring caravan.

📍 Overview Located on the western shore of Loch Ryan, about 5 miles (8 km) north of Stranraer Falls within Kirkcolm parish, Dumfries & Galloway Part of the wider Stranraer area, which is a small port town (~10k population) 👉 In short: Wig Bay = quiet coastal fringe of Stranraer rather than an urban suburb 🏡 Neighbourhood character 1. Rural & low-density Very sparsely populated Mostly: Caravan/holiday parks Scattered farm properties Open countryside There’s no traditional town centre, shops, or schools within Wig Bay itself—you rely on Stranraer for amenities. 2. Holiday & leisure focus A major feature of the area is tourism: WigBay Holiday Park Large beachfront caravan park Facilities include pool, restaurant, play areas Popular for holiday homes and short breaks Nearby activities: Sailing on Loch Ryan (local sailing club at Wig Bay) Fishing, walking, birdwatching Golf pitch & putt and equestrian activities nearby 👉 Overall vibe: holiday park + outdoor recreation hub 3. Coastal scenery & environment Mix of pebble and sandy shoreline Known for: Birdlife (ducks, waders, nesting terns) Views across Loch Ryan toward Ailsa Craig Popular short walking route: “Wig Bay Walk” (~2 miles circular) 👉 Strong appeal for: Nature lovers Quiet coastal living Photography / wildlife 4. Historical background Former site of RAF Wig Bay seaplane base (1914–1957) Remains included: Slipways Piers Aircraft servicing areas 👉 Adds a bit of military/aviation heritage, though little is visibly intact today. 🚗 Connectivity & amenities Access via A718 road toward Kirkcolm About: 10 minutes to Stranraer town centre Stranraer provides: Shops, supermarkets, schools Healthcare and leisure facilities 👉 Expect car dependency if living here. ✅ Pros Peaceful, quiet coastal setting Strong scenic views & wildlife Good for holiday homes / retreats Close enough to Stranraer for essentials