It served a rural area in Wigtownshire and was named after the nearby farm.

[2] The station stood close to a controlled level crossing and was reached by a short lane which Ordnance Survey maps show had a crossing keeper's hut.

After the station was closed an unusual siding remained for some years with centrally positioned points.

Signals controlling the crossing may have been housed within the small building shown on the map.

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