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Corra Cottage Castle Douglas
This spacious, detached, single-storey cottage is situated on a quiet country lane and boasts panoramic views over open countryside, and awarded a 4* grading by Visit Scotland. Located on the outskirts of the popular, traditional market town of Castle Douglas, known as Scotland’s food town, the cottage provides the ideal location from which to explore this unspoilt part of south west Scotland. This area has magnificent scenery, some of the finest beaches and golf courses in Scotland, horse riding, fishing and water sports.
Marbeth Bridge of Aldouran
16 Bridge of Aldouran is a semi-detached property in the village of Leswalt in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland. Providing two bedrooms made up of a king-size and a twin zip/link room, as well as a family bathroom, the property can sleep up to four people. Inside you can also find a kitchen, a living/dining room and a conservatory. The exterior boasts off road parking for three cars and a rear garden with a patio with furniture and a lawn with a pond.
The Dairy Laurieston, near Castle Douglas
The Dairy is a semi-detached barn conversion with a wood burner for chilly evenings and a courtyard for enjoying the sunshine. It is a perfect ‘holiday bolthole’, offering stylish accommodation finished to a good standard and tastefully decorated throughout. With that little touch of luxury you might not feel the need to venture too far.
Albion House Castle Douglas
This spacious detached house, with large enclosed gardens, is situated in the popular traditional market town of Castle Douglas, known as Scotland’s Food Town, only a few minutes’ walk from the town centre. This unspoilt area of south west Scotland offers magnificent scenery, some of the finest beaches and golf courses in Scotland, riding, fishing and water sports. An excellent area for walkers and cyclists with Dalbeattie 7Stanes a mere 10 minutes away.
Cot Cottage Ringford, near Castle Douglas
Situated in a peaceful, elevated location, with stunning views over open countryside, this detached cottage has spacious grounds and also a relaxing hot tub. This fabulous area has many opportunities for hill walking, mountain biking and water sports, or perhaps visiting renowned gardens and ancient woodland with a chance to glimpse the abundant wildlife. The area is well recognised for its clear skies, as one of the 12 best stargazing sites in the world and the first Dark Sky Park in the UK.
West Barr Cottage near Port William
Situated only yards from the shoreline, this spacious, detached cottage has fantastic views over the sea to the Mull of Galloway and the Isle of Man. West Barr Cottage has a private garden and direct access to the beach. Known as the Machars of Galloway the area boasts a stunning coastline with amazing cliff top walks. These include Burrow Head, famed for being the location of the closing scene in the cult movie ‘The Wicker Man’, to the Isle of Whithorn, a walk well worth the effort.
Belljary near Portpatrick
This spacious detached cottage is situated in a tranquil location, surrounded by rolling hills with stunning views over the sea, yet is only 2 miles from the pretty harbour village of Portpatrick with its shops and restaurants. The coastline is just stunning, with clifftop walks direct from the door. There are sandy beaches, shingle and rocky coves to explore and birdlife in abundance. The RSPB Mull of Galloway, with thousands of nesting birds, is within easy reach, and the visitor centre is worth a visit.
Minnow Cottage Minnigaff, near Newton Stewart
Surrounded by similar cottages in Old Minnigaff, on the edge of Newton Stewart, this cosy, character filled, terraced riverbank cottage is located in a quiet courtyard. It is just a short stroll from the property to all the local amenities including pubs, restaurants and shops. The garden is set right on the riverbank and is perfect for spending endless hours watching the local wildlife, including kingfishers and otters, or just enjoying a glass of wine as the sun sets over the river.
Wee Dug Hoose Stairhaven, near Glenluce
A charming, stone-built, detached cottage situated in an ideal position on the outskirts of the small hamlet of Stairhaven, only a short stroll from the coast, in this stunning corner of Dumfries and Galloway. Renovated to a good standard and tastefully decorated throughout, the cottage boasts wood burners in the kitchen/dining room and the lounge, perfect for relaxing after a long day sightseeing in the beautiful countryside surrounding the cottage.
42 Laigh Isle
42 Laigh Isle is a detached, single-storey cottage situated on a development of similar properties, in the village of Isle of Whithorn. This cottage sleeps four people and has two bedrooms, consisting of one double and one L-shaped bunk room, together with a bathroom. The cottage also has an open plan living area with a kitchen, dining area and sitting area. Outside there's off road parking for two cars.
Mill Street Drummore
Situated in the Rhins of Galloway in the small coastal village of Drummore, Scotland’s most southerly point, this charming old terraced fisherman’s cottage is a short stroll to the shoreline with its sand and shingle beach and stunning views across Luce Bay with its white tipped waves and numerous sea birds. The area is unspoilt, the scenery idyllic, and the seascapes around the Rhins as dramatic as they are beautiful.
The Old Bakery Whithorn
This cosy holiday property, dating back to the 1800s, was originally the old bakehouse and is located in the lovely former Royal Burgh of Whithorn. The town is famed for having the first recorded Christian church in Scotland built by St Ninian about 397AD. The ruins of Whithorn Priory and the museum are well worth a visit, and there is also a reconstruction of an Iron Age roundhouse.The harbour village of the Isle of Whithorn is nearby, as is Wigtown, known as Scotland’s Book Town.
The Stables Laurieston, near Castle Douglas
The Stables is a semi-detached barn conversion that benefits from spacious open plan living accommodation and with a courtyard for relaxing at the end of the day. It is a perfect ‘holiday bolthole’, offering stylish accommodation finished to a good standard and tastefully decorated throughout. With that little touch of luxury you might not feel the need to venture too far.
Glasnick Smithy Kirkcowan, near Newton Stewart
Peacefully set, this quirky cottage, which dates to the 1800s and used to be the old smithy, enjoys lovely views to the rear and is in an ideal location to explore the area. Only 4 miles from the town of Newton Stewart, where there are many excellent shops and places to eat. With the Galloway Forest and Dark Skies Park close by, the cottage is ideally placed to explore the beauty of South West Scotland.
Drumfad Barn
Drumfad Barn is an all ground floor semi-detached barn conversion near the village of Port William. The cottage is one of two set near the owner's property and sleeps five people in two bedrooms; a king-size double with an en-suite shower room and a family room with three single beds and an en-suite shower room. There is also an open-plan living area with a kitchen and dining area and a sitting area which is down a couple of steps. Outside there is off road parking and a lawned garden.
Craig Hall Drummore, near Stranraer
This charming, detached property is situated in the small coastal village of Drummore, Scotland’s most southerly point. Craig Hall, originally the village gospel hall, has been renovated to a good standard while retaining some of the original features. The cottage is located only 200 yards from the sand and shingle beach of Drummond Bay, with stunning views over the expanse of Luce Bay. The clear waters in this area are home to porpoise, dolphin, seals, otters and on occasion minke whale can also be spotted.
The Byre
Sit back, relax and enjoy, whether it be in this beautifully presented, semi-detached barn conversion or in the private hot tub, with a glass of wine in hand. Enjoy this thoughtfully co-ordinated property which is nestled on the owners’ working farm - yet situated within a mile of the town centre. With everything guests could want from a holiday home, including a large flat screen TV, comfy sofas, sumptuous beds and a private hot tub, you can truly have it all here at The Byre.
Camphill Kirkcudbright
Camphill is a lovely ground floor detached cottage and can sleep four people in two bedrooms, a double and a twin. There is a well-equipped kitchen with dining table, a small snug and a bathroom. The cosy sitting room benefits from a woodburning stove. Outside there are side and rear lawned gardens with furniture and off road parking for 3 cars.
2 Geddes Place Dumfries
In a secluded town centre location, 2 Geddes Place is on the first floor of an old Victorian property which has been split into two apartments. In a peaceful and quiet residential location this spacious apartment is only a few minutes’ walk from the heart of Dumfries with its many excellent pubs, restaurants and high street shopping.Explore the history of the town with its connections to Robert the Bruce and William Wallace, visit the Robert Burns Centre and learn about the great poet.
The Potting Shed Leswalt, near Stranraer
In a scenic area, this spacious detached cottage has all the main living areas on the ground floor, and makes a great holiday base. It offers easy access for the less mobile, as well as a walk-in bath and a single bed, which is adjustable. Patio doors from the living room to a large decked area overlooking the garden.The Galloway coastline offers an abundance of sandy beaches and rocky coves to explore. Dally Bay close by has a beautiful sandy beach where porpoise and dolphin can be spotted.
The Bothy near Gatehouse of Fleet
This semi-detached, quirky conversion, with the owners living next door, is within a larger complex of cottages situated on a working farm very close to Gatehouse of Fleet. Still a working farm, The Bothy has now been converted into a comfortable holiday cottage nestled in the Girthon Valley and surrounded by some of the best scenery in Galloway, with great walks, both woodland and coastal. Galloway has 200 miles of beautiful coastline, wild mountains and moorland, pretty towns and charming villages.
Silver Dee Crossmichael, near Castle Douglas
This spacious detached property is idyllically situated only yards from beautiful Loch Ken, which offers boat hire, coarse fishing and a water sports and outdoor centre. Wildlife and birdlife are abundant, with red kites being a regular sighting over the loch. This unspoilt area of south west Scotland offers magnificent scenery, along with some of the finest sandy beaches and rocky coves to explore. There are also many traditional fishing villages and harbour ports that are worth a visit.
The Moat House Annan
This beautiful 19th century historic property, with spacious rooms, has been sympathetically renovated to retain many of its original features whilst providing a luxury holiday location whatever your needs.
The Bullpen
Providing the perfect base from which to unwind and relax in, The Bullpen is a beautiful, semi-detached barn conversion, set on a small working farm just a mile from the busy town of Stranraer, yet close to everything this beautiful corner of south west Scotland has to offer. Converted with care and attention to detail, the open plan living space is a particularly attractive and spacious room, which is enhanced even more so with the high vaulted ceiling.
Baytree House Kirkcudbright
Baytree House is a mid-terrace Georgian townhouse in the town of Kirkcudbright in Scotland. It has five bedrooms consisting of three twin bedrooms which are zip link and can be super king size beds, as well as two doubles, four of the bedrooms have en-suite facilities as well as there being a family bathroom, it can sleep ten people. Also inside there is a kitchen, dining room, drawing room and a games room.
The Apartment At Holmpark Moffat
The Apartment at Holmpark is an elegant, first floor apartment within a former school which was converted some years ago. This delightful apartment is situated on a quiet residential street and is bright and extremely spacious. The living room is particularly attractive with high ceilings and double aspect windows with outstanding views over the town and the Moffat hills. Beautifully decorated throughout with quality furnishings, comfortable beds and wonderful views, The Apartment at Holmpark is the ideal base to enjoy this beautiful area.
Barclye Cottage near Newton Stewart
Peacefully set, this detached cottage enjoys a tranquil setting with views over the winding River Cree, and lies within walking distance of the Wood of Cree, the largest area of ancient woodland in southern Scotland, and an RSPB nature reserve. In spring the wood is carpeted with bluebells and alive with the sound of birdsong, as residents are joined by redstarts, pied flycatchers and garden warblers. By the river you may see gooseander and common sandpiper, with teals, snipe and water rails in the riverside meadows.
Portmaggie Cottage Killantringham, near Stranraer
This charming, detached cottage, originally the old telephone exchange, has been transformed into a cosy and welcoming retreat. Situated in a truly magical location, in its own private bay only 20 yards from the sea, Portamaggie Cottage boasts sea views from most of the accommodation. Accessed via a rough track, the property is surrounded by cliffs and located at the base of Killantringam Lighthouse, this is a location that has to be experienced.
Torkeld Holiday Cottage Garlieston
Torkeld Holiday Cottage is a semi-detached property located in the village of Garlieston in Dumfries and Galloway. Hosting one double bedroom with access shower room, this cottage can sleep up to two people. Inside you will also find an open plan kitchen, dining area and sitting area. To the outside is off road parking for two cars and a lawned garden. Situated in a peaceful setting with nearby attractions, Torkeld Holiday Cottage is a lovely retreat in a pleasant part of Scotland to enjoy at any time of the year.
Burnside Dalbeattie
Burnside is a fabulous cottage resting near the village of Dalbeattie in Dumfries and Galloway. Hosting two bedrooms; a king-size with en-suite, and two twin rooms, along with a shower room, this property can sleep up to six people. Inside you will also find a kitchen/diner, and a sitting room with an open fire. To the outside is off road parking, An enclosed back garden with a patio and stream, and furniture.
Mildam Croft New Abbey, near Dumfries
Milldam Croft is a comfortable ground floor apartment set on the edge of the charming village of New Abbey in Dumfries and Galloway. The apartment benefits from both front and back gardens visited by woodpeckers and red squirrels. It is just a short walk up the road to the Waterloo Monument for great views over the Nith Estuary.
Hidden Hideaway @ Low Glengyre Ervie, near Stranraer
Situated on the north west coast of the beautiful Rhins of Galloway Peninsula, this spacious cottage enjoys views over rolling countryside. The bustling harbour town of Stranraer lies just 6 miles away at the head of Loch Ryan. For more than a century it was a busy ferry port for services between south-west Scotland and Northern Ireland. The town has many shops and there are plenty of places in which to dine out too.
Callander's High Street Gatehouse of Fleet
This spacious, terraced cottage has been renovated throughout, and has a well maintained private garden to the rear in which to relax after a days exploring. The cottage is situated in the historic town of Gatehouse of Fleet, with its restaurants, pubs and shops. The River Fleet flows through the town and offers some lovely walks direct from the door. The Galloway Forest Park is close by with an abundance of wildlife, including a red deer range, wild goat park and red kite feeding station.
West Cottage Southerness, near Dumfries
West Cottage is a charming end-terraced holiday cottage situated right on the shore in Southerness with magnificent and uninterrupted views out to sea and of the lighthouse, one of the oldest in Scotland, which stands 17 metres tall.Dumfries and Galloway, declared the BBC’s Countryfile Magazine Holiday Destination of the Year 2015, has many lovely coastal villages with Southerness being among one of the most popular. The village has to the north the magnificent backdrop of Criffel, 570 metres high.
Swallows near Kirkcudbright
A perfect retreat to unwind and relax in, this semi-detached, single storey barn conversion is wonderfully situated along a quiet lane in the serene Scottish countryside, and enjoys views over the neighbouring farmland and the owners two and a half acre landscaped garden. Swallows has been converted with care and attention to detail, the open plan lounge and the kitchen area are particularly attractive with a picture window and doors through to the conservatory which overlooks the private and enclosed garden.
Eastpark Farmhouse Caerlaverock, near Dumfries
Caerlaverock Eastpark Farmhouse is a bird and wildlife lovers’ dream. Whatever the time of year, there is spectacular wildlife to be seen and where better than from the property’s conservatory. From ospreys and warblers in the spring and summer, to winter when Caerlaverock becomes a wildfowl wonderland, as huge flocks of birds create intricate patterns in the sky as they feed and come in to roost. And don’t forget the badgers which can be viewed each evening all year round from the comfort of the conservatory.
Thomas Hope Lodge Langholm
Thomas Hope Lodge is a stunning lodge house situated in the town of Langholm just eighteen miles from Lockerbie in Dumfries and Galloway. The cottage can sleep four people and has one super king-size double with en-suite and one twin as well as a family bathroom. Also in the cottage is a kitchen with dining area and sitting room with gas fire. Outside is roadside parking and a front porch with furniture. Thomas Hope Lodge is ideal for exploring this stunning part of the country.
Larchbank Borgue, near Kirkcudbright
This charming semi-detached cottage boasts stunning elevated views over the countryside from the garden and is situated in the quiet village of Borgue, only a short walk to the local pub and restaurant. Situated only a short drive from the pretty harbour town of Kirkcudbright, locally known as the artists town, with many festivals throughout the year, including Scottish nights, classic car rallies, historic walks, a medieval fayre, a jazz festival and a spectacular Tattoo, as well as a good selection of pubs and restaurants.
Jasmine Cottage Collin, near Dumfries
Jasmine Cottage is a detached and spacious holiday home set in beautiful farming countryside. Sleeping 5, Jasmine Cottage offers spacious rooms, is warm, comfortable and well-presented. The large enclosed garden is a treat with views over open farmland. An added bonus is the family run business next door, with a huge variety of ice cream flavours, snacks and children’s play area.The immediate area has much to offer.
Fisherman Cottage Glencaple
Fisherman Cottage is a mid-terrace property in the Scottish village of Glencaple. Offering three bedrooms, the cottage has a king-size, a double and a single room with a stacker bed underneath, there is also a family bathroom and a shower room, it can sleep up to six people. Inside it also includes a kitchen and a living/dining room with a woodburning stove. Its exterior provides roadside parking and a lawn and patio garden with furniture.
Bainloch Lodge Sandyhills, near Dalbeattie
Bainloch Lodge is a delightful 3 bedroomed Scandinavian lodge which sits on the edge of Sandyhills with views over Colvend Golf Course. In a small development accessed through the golf course, Bainloch Lodge is quietly secluded, yet perfectly situated for exploring the beautiful Galloway countryside. From the secluded enclosed verandah sit and relax for hours on end seeing nothing more than the wildlife including red squirrels, or stroll to the beach to explore the rugged coastline.
Mossyard Cottage Mossyard, near Gatehouse of Fleet
Situated on a working sheep and beef farm, this detached cottage is found just a short stroll from a range of sandy beaches and boasts stunning views over Fleet Bay. The charming town of Gatehouse of Fleet is a short drive away and offers a wide range of places to eat and relax. There are many attractions in and around the immediate area including the popular Laggan Outdoor Activity Centre, home to one of Europe’s longest zip wires, the Mill on the Fleet Visitor Centre and Cardoness Castle.
Mews Lane Cottage Kirkcudbright
Mews Lane Cottage is tucked away in a quiet mews in the heart of the historic town of Kirkcudbright, and is a beautifully converted, cosy and inviting cottage, offering a warm welcome and a peaceful retreat for guests. Whilst quietly situated, Mews Lane Cottage is only a few minutes away from the bustling harbour. Take a walk round this historic town and visit the famous Broughton House and gardens, once home to E A Hornel. Another must see is the impressive ruins of MacLellan’s Castle.
The Bungalow Gatehouse of Fleet
This spacious cottage is situated in the popular town of Gatehouse of Fleet and is a perfect retreat from which to explore the Solway Coast with its many sandy beaches and rocky coves. Only a minutes walk from the town centre with shops, cafés and restaurants. The town also boasts The Mill on The Fleet, an exhibition of historical arts and skills. There is great walking throughout the area with the Galloway Forest Park having marked cycle paths and walks, bird and wildlife to enjoy.
Budgetts Kirkcudbright
Budgetts is a lovely terraced holiday cottage hidden down a secluded close in the heart of Kirkcudbright’s historic conservation area and offers a peaceful retreat to get away from the hustle and bustle. Only yards away from all amenities the town has to offer and within a stone’s throw of the famous Broughton House, the impressive ruins of Maclellans Castle and the busy and bustling harbour. Kirkcudbright is known as ‘the artists’ town’, having hosted generations of painters, craft makers and artisans - a culture still thriving today.
Waterside Cottage Newbie, near Annan
Set at the end of a rough track, Waterside Cottage is a real hidden gem, a beautiful, idyllic, charm filled cottage in a private location with its own stretch of beach overlooking the Solway. Once you tear yourself away from playing on the beach, the cottage itself boasts original flagstone floors throughout, is comfortably furnished, with spacious rooms (most of which have stunning, ever changing views) and three wood burners to snuggle up in front of.
Lintie Cottage Whithorn, near Newton Stewart
Lintie Cottage is a delightful Galloway terraced cottage that offers a cosy interior and an enclosed garden with views over open farmland beyond. Situated in a quiet village, the cottage is a wonderful base, with all your homely comforts, from which to explore this lovely area. The garden is a real sun trap with its paved and secluded sitting-out area leading onto the lawn, a true delight for children and adults alike.
Old Sawmill Cottage Castle Douglas
Old Sawmill Cottage is a converted sawmill based near the town of Castle Douglas in Scotland. It has a super king size zip/ink bedroom as well as a shower room, it can sleep two people. Also inside there is a kitchen and a sitting room with a woodburning stove. To the outside there is off road parking for one car and a rear patio with furniture. Old Sawmill Cottage is a great property in a wonderful location.
The Stables Glenluce, near Stranraer
This lovely semi-detached barn conversion has been renovated to a very high standard and is located only a short walk from the sandy beach. Situated on the outskirts of the village of Glenluce and close to the bustling harbour town of Stranraer, The Stables provides great holiday accommodation for that wonderful break away in Scotland. Ideal for up to five people, guests can enjoy a welcome pack upon arrival and after a busy day exploring the area, unwind in the private hot tub.
1 Geddes Place Dumfries
1 Geddes Place is the ground floor of an old Victorian property split into two apartments in a secluded town centre location. This lovely apartment offer spacious holiday accommodation in a peaceful and quiet residential location with a secluded rear courtyard garden. In only a few minutes’ walk you can be in the heart of the vibrant town with its many excellent pubs, restaurants and high street shopping.
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