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Price: £ 295 - £540

• More than one bathroom or shower room • Non Smoking • Beach close by • Easy Walking Access • Pub close to cottage • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •

Arden Cottage in the heart of Galloway is the perfect getaway to explore this undiscovered but accessible corner of Scotland. The cottage is beautifully appointed with every comfort designed to make your stay as comfortable and cosy as possible. Twynholm is well located for exploring the area which really does have something to suit every taste whatever age. The village was home to Formula One Driver David Coulthard and the eponymous museum is a great testament to his success from trophies and race suits to the actual cars David raced. Whilst you are there call in to the Pitstop Diner! The Cocoa Bean Company is just down the road producing hand crafted chocolates. They offer workshops to adults and children where you can immerse yourself in sheer chocolate heaven! The area is becoming popular with mountain bikers as we host the 7Stanes which offers seriously challenging and world renowned biking at various stunning venues across the region. For those who like less challenging cycling we have mile after mile of quiet sleepy roads edged by colourful hedgerows. Everywhere you look you will see evidence of our temperate climate, from exotic gardens displaying plants from the South Seas, to flourishing palm trees. Dumfries and Galloway is home to a myriad of amazing birds that make the Solway their home after their flights from the frozen north and the RSPB site at Mersehead is one of the best sites to watch them. For golfers there is a choice of around 30 courses across the country from Championship courses to beautiful courses by the sea. The region captures all that is best about walking in Scotland with mile after mile of rugged coastline, quiet sandy beaches, enchanting forests, challenging hill walks, sparkling lochs and so much room to breathe. The Southern Upland Way is one of Scotland's most challenging long distance routes and at 212 miles it is not for the faint hearted but you can choose shorter sections along the way. There are various walking festivals throughout the year with a choice of walks to suit all abilities. It's now official the Galloway Forest Park has just been named as one of the best places in the world to star gaze after picking up an award for the quality of its night skies. There are only three other locations and all in America. No visit to this region is complete without sampling the delights of The Cream of Galloway with mouth watering organic ice cream where one taste will have you wanting more and more. There is also a great activity centre for children of all ages. For adrenalin junkies try mountain balling where you go tumbling down the hill side. Touched by the Gulf Stream with over 200 miles of coastline, rich and luscious countryside, a land full of myths and legends, castles and monuments, the largest forest park in the UK then once you've visited you will understand why we say "haste ye back"Property is all on ground floor level, has gas central heating.

Price: £ 270 - £445

• More than one bathroom or shower room • Non Smoking • Fishing on site or near by • Romantic Break • Easy Walking Access • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •

Hilldrop Lodge is a lovely Scandinavian style chalet in the small hamlet of Tongland within the picturesque River Dee valley on the outskirts of the charming little harbour town of Kirkcudbright. The property is the ideal family holiday getaway within a region renowned for its wild beauty and dramatic views. The lodge is adjacent to a nine-hole family golf course complete with driving range and for golf lovers; the owner has negotiated two free passes for two guests staying at Hilldrop Lodge. Kirkcudbright is a gently enticing place, full of interest and vibrancy only 4 miles away. The historic High Street with its 18th century town houses painted in a myriad of colours, lends an almost continental flavour and feel to the town. McLellans Castle dominates the skyline and amidst the houses are cobbled wynds, home to the towns thriving artistic community. Kirkcudbright has long been known as the Artists Town and has always attracted kindred spirits inspired by the soft light of the Solway and its natural beauty. It is said that artists arriving on a summer painting visit stayed for the rest of their lives! Spring Fling is one event not to miss when the many arts and crafts studios in the town open their doors to demonstrate their creative talents. Kirkcudbright also has a thriving fishing industry with its own fishing fleet. Within easy reach are rugged moorlands, the Galloway hills, pastoral landscapes and myriad number of dramatic cliffs and rocky bays. There are also ancient stones, romantic castles, the UKs largest forest park with walks and drives galore. The region has some 30 golf courses in total to choose from including a championship course at Southerness. The fishing is also superb, with a stretch of river, lonely loch or miles of rich and varied coastline to suit all tastes. The wildlife is exceptional: red kites and buzzards in profusion, wild goats, deer and badgers, to name but a few. There is something to see in every season and few can remain unmoved by the sights and sounds of this beautiful area no matter what the time of year. Galloway has a somewhat temperate climate due to the influence of the Gulf Stream and new visitors are always surprised by the range of plants that prosper in the region- many whose usual home is in warmer climes thousands of miles away!Property has oil central heating.

Price: £ 260 - £405

• More than one bathroom or shower room • Non Smoking • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •

This Scandinavian style lodge is the perfect tranquil location for a visit to Dumfries and Galloway. Set on the edge of a nine hole golf course and driving range, overlooking the River Dee near Tongland, there is a Golf Club house with a restaurant, and children are especially welcome. The lodge is surrounded by farmland, home to the famous Belted Galloway cattle which can be handled or photographed.

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This charming cottage stands in lovely landscaped garden grounds with beautiful views over the Fleet Valley conservation area. Extended to accommodate two families, the cottage has lots of natural light, tasteful decor and is very comfortably furnished. Lovely finishing touches create a very welcoming atmosphere. The garden offers ample of space for active children and has a furnished patio area and barbecue. The cottage is within walking distance of the pretty village of Gatehouse of Fleet (3/4 mile) with its selection of hotels and shops as well as a large play park, golf and tennis. The location is excellent for recreational pursuits including walking, fishing, climbing, historical sites and windsurfing on Loch Ken. Take time to visit Threave Gardens or enjoy a beach picnic.Ground floor : 1 double room with king-size bed, 1 twin bedroom, lounge / dining room with patio doors to terrace, sitting room, kitchen, utility room, extra separate wc, new bathroom with bath and separate shower. First floor : 2 double rooms (1 with king size) and 1 twin bedroom, bathroom with separate shower. Cooking by electricity, oil-fired central heating. Fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher, microwave, television, video, DVD, CD player, telephone. Bed linen and towels are provided.

Price: £ 270 - £445

• More than one bathroom or shower room • Non Smoking • Fishing on site or near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking Access • Parking Available • Has a Garden •

Carse Cottage is located in the sleepy little backwater of Glengap yet easily accessible to everything that this beautiful land has to offer. Dating back to around 1870. the property represents superb and stylish accommodation finished to a high standard. Beautifully nestled on a former drover's road, this lovely cottage has glorious views of the surrounding countryside, Wigtown Bay and toward the distant Cumbrian Fells. The pretty little fishing town of Kirkcudbright is well worth a visit with its colourful high street and busy working harbour. The town has an excellent assortment of local shops from individual boutiques to craft shops and as a sea port it is a great place to pick up local seafood and a bottle of wine. From there head to any one of a number of local beaches for a delicious barbecue. Kirkcudbright is known as the Artists Town which is obvious when you see the landscape and amazing light conditions which has inspired artists down the centuries. The local village of Twynholm is home to The David Coulthard Museum and Pit Stop Diner and boasts items from champagne bottles popped by David on various podiums around the world to the actual cars and karts raced by David during his career. The walking here is second to none with a great range of choice from the remote and challenging Galloway Hills to local strolls taking in the amazing scenery. There are a number of venues locally offering the 7Stanes mountain biking experience; not for the faint hearted! Gatehouse of Fleet is a lovely wee toon offering an assortment of hotels, a few shops, a great place for afternoon tea and you can even order a kilt, although measurements should be taken after you have sampled the delights of the Cream of Galloway! The country is home to a thriving community of artists and there are lots of activities centred on arts and crafts. Spring Fling is a perfect example of artists opening their studios to mere mortals and revealing their work. For those who love the outdoors and an adrenalin rush, then head to Laggan where you can sample the heady pursuit of mountain balling. You might even catch a glimpse of the Isle of Man as you tumble downhill. The climate in this area is temperate and if you find that a surprise then do take a trip out to Logan Botanic Gardens where plants from the South Seas are thriving. The Galloway Forest Park is the largest in the UK and has mile after mile of forest which is home to a wide range of wildlife and flora and fauna. Galloway Forest is also an astronomer's delight as it has recently been awarded a 'Dark Sky Park' which makes it one of the best places in the world to stargaze. For those who like their history, myths and legends, then this is the place to come as we have castles galore, stone circles and standing stones, buried hearts and ancient abbeys. There are sea lochs and fresh water lochs and sea fishing for those who want to sit awhile with their rod and bait and some quiet contemplation. For foodies this is the land of milk and honey produced by local farmers and Castle Douglas is known as the Food Town so you can sample as much as you want.Property has oil central heating.

Price: £ 295 - £540

• Fishing on site or near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking Access • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Has a Garden •

Wee Newton is a delightfully light and modern cosy wee cottage tucked away in a stunning and peaceful corner of Scotland. This former barn has now been sympathetically restored and renovated to 21st century standards yet still retains a cosy and relaxing ambience with a lovely serene atmosphere. Idyllically placed just off a very quiet backwater yet only a mile from the locals' favourite beach at the Doon, it is the perfect property for those seeking a 'get away form it all' holiday. Dumfries and Galloway has so much to offer visitors, from the UK's largest forest park to challenging hill walks, world class mountain biking, over 200 miles of stunning coastline, castles, strongholds and some excellent locally produced food. The pretty little harbour town of Kirkcudbright has a strong arts and crafts link and it is easy to see why with its brightly painted houses, fishing boats bobbing about in the harbour and the excellent lighting conditions. Kirkcudbright and the surrounding areas have an excellent programme of events throughout the year including festivals of snowdrops, wildlife, walking, arts and film, Country and Western and the acclaimed Wickerman festival. Other events include Scottish Nights, the annual tattoo and Spring Fling, an annual art and craft open studio event. The nearby village of Twynholm has a goos choice of local facilities and for Formula One lovers, the David Coulthard museum is a must. The Solway Firth is fringed by many beautiful beaches including the White Port, Horse Isles Bay and Cardoness. It is often possible to walk for miles throughout this area with only the wide array of bird life for company. As one would expect in a coastal region, the sea food is superb and there is a good choice of restaurants to sample the fine cuisine. The food town of Castle Douglas is the place to sample and buy a wide range of local produce from the town's own brewery to a choice of butchers and chocolatiers. Fortunately, there are ample of good walks on the doorstep to walk off those extra calories!Property has oil central heating.

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Gelston village is a quiet backwater, the ideal place to relax amidst the green pastures and woodlands of rural Galloway. The area is beloved of birdwatchers and walkers, golfers and fishermen and there are a number of fine sandy beaches within a short drive. Boat hire, sailing, windsurfing and watersports available on Loch Ken. Nearby Threave Gardens are well worth a visit and bikes can be hired to explore the country lanes. Shops, pub/hotels in Castle Douglas (2.5 miles). On a very quiet country road, this lovely whitewashed cottage offers spacious accommodation for a large family party or group of friends. A charming feature is the shallow mill stream and waterfall descending to the Gelston Burn behind the property - this is a favourite with children although the area immediately around the house is gated for toddlers. Garden furniture and barbecue are provided for the private patio area with ornamental pool and visitors are welcome to use the owners welltended garden (the owners live in a smaller property behind the cottage). The cottage dates back to 1706 and has been extended over the years. It is attractively decorated with traditional, very comfortable 'country cottage' furnishings, lovely finishing touches and a very welcoming atmosphere. All rooms are on ground level and may suit some disabled visitors (Grade 3). 2 double and 1 twin bedroom all with whb, 1 further twin bedroom has adjacent en suite bathroom with there is a shower installed over the bath, (travel cot available), cosy lounge with open fire, pine lined sun lounge with dining table and pleasant outlook across the burn to fields, spacious kitchen with breakfasting table, utility room, bathroom with shower over the corner bath. Cooking by gas hob/electric oven, oil fired central heating plus open fire. Fridge, freezer, auto washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, widescreen television, video. Bed linen and towels are provided.

Price: £ 295 - £540

• More than one bathroom or shower room • Non Smoking • Fishing on site or near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking Access • Pub close to cottage • Parking Available • Has a Garden •

Bay View Cottage offers the perfect cottage to watch the sun set over Ross Island and the fishing boats bobbing along with the turn of the tide. The views from Bay View Cottage are simply stunning and the sun room is the idyllic spot to curl up with a good book and relax. The cottage couldn't be better placed for the beautiful Doon Beach and yet only a couple of miles from the bustling town of Kirkcudbright. For visitors with nautical interests, the cottage has access to a private slip way and for a nominal charge guests are invited to bring along a jet ski or small boat. Kirkcudbright (pronounced kir-koo bree) is a pretty little town with attractive coloured houses positioned along its historic High Street. It has a fascinating history illustrated by the Tolbooth with its gothic tower, the Old Jail and of course MacLellan's Castle. The town has a fantastic programme of events throughout the year including the spectacular tattoo, brolly parade, jazz festival and a medieval fayre. Not forgetting the arts and crafts trail and the Spring Fling. Discover the history behind the Riding of the Marches and the Kirkin 'of the Cornet! Sheltered within a wide estuary on the North Solway the area has long been a favourite destination for visitors and travellers. Famous artists over the last centuries sought inspiration from Kirkcudbright's mild climate and stunning landscapes. The town even has a harbour to complete the perfect picture! Visitors are impressed by the superb coastline of this region with quiet sandy beaches all with a backdrop of either, the Galloway Hills, the rich fertile agricultural land, superb castles or pretty little market towns. For those of any age the Cream o' Galloway has an excellent range of delicious organic ice creams and offers ample of activities for children as well as excellent walks for all the family to enjoy.Property is all at ground floor level, has oil central heating.

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In a lovely peaceful situation, this detached stone house stands in its own grounds on a private estate. Just 1/4 mile from the coast, and with views of the sea to the west and of the gardens and manor house, the property offers spacious, simply furnished accommodation for families and outdoor types. This lovely rural area has sandy beaches, fishing, golf, sailing and boat hire. The house has been used by the owners for family holidays over many years and offers ample of room for a carefree unsophisticated holiday. Older children will enjoy the playroom with its sleeping platform, reached by a wooden ladder-stair. The house stands at the end of a rough track and there is a large informal garden and grassed area where children can play. First floor: 1 double with w.h.b., 1 twin (cot/highchair available) and 1 room with double and single bed and w.h.b.Ground floor: Dining room with easy chairs, refectory table seating 8 and open fire, adjoining sun room with dining table seating 4, kitchen, large play room with sleeping gallery above (4 single beds), basic bathroom and shower room.Cooking by gas/electricity, gas central heating plus open fire. Fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, auto washing machine,television, video, payphone. Bed linen for hire by prior arrangement.PLEASE NOTE: THIS PROPERTY SLEEPS A MAXIMUM OF 6 ADULTS PLUS 5 CHILDREN AND A BABY.

Price: £ 260 - £405

• Non Smoking • Fishing on site or near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking Access • Pub close to cottage • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •

Rowan Cottage was built in 1843 as a 'wee free' church, a branch of the Church of Scotland famously strict in its religious practices. The beautiful, old beams throughout the property are testament to its history and a lovely character feature. "Out of the world and into Borgue" is a local saying aptly describing this pretty little village, which is surrounded by beautiful beaches, green and pastoral landscape and amazing little towns each with their own fascinating history. The name Borgue is derived from the Gaelic word 'Burg' meaning 'little hill'. The village itself is set amidst the rolling hills of Galloway, a lovely and challenging landscape for all those who enjoy a good walk! For mountain bike lovers, the area is known as'Scotland's biking heaven' as it provides the location for a number of trails forming part of the world class 7 Stanes. For those who like their cycling a little less energetic, there are miles and miles of gentle forest paths to ride or ramble. The newly opened DG One leisure complex in Dumfries provides a wide range of other sporting activities. The area is also renowned for the quality of its golf courses such as the championship course at Southerness. It also offers some wonderful fishing opportunities. The picturesque small town of Kirkcudbright is close by and its attractive harbour, castle and strong artistic connections, including links with the well known "Glasgow Boys", make for an interesting day. The beautiful shoreline at Carrick and the lovely sandy beaches of Brighouse and the Doon are also well worth a visit and both only a short drive away. The acclaimed Cream of Galloway is a must for a family day out with over 30 flavours of organic ice cream to choose from! The Galloway Forest Park is Britain's largest - the Queen's Way comes highly recommended; a drive through magnificent scenery with glimpses of deer, wild goats and buzzards galore, the perfect venue for relaxation in truly beautiful surroundings. The local climate is tempered by the Gulf Stream and evidence of this is everywhere: from the wonderful plant life to the exotic gardens scattered throughout the area. Galloway remains unspoilt with breathtaking scenery including picturesque lochs, majestic hills and stunning beaches where it is still possible to see only one set of footprints..... yours! So step out of your world for a wee while and enter the welcoming world of Borgue!Property has electric storage heaters.

Price: £ see website

Rents INCLUSIVE of gas, oil and a starter supply of solid fuel.
Additional solid fuel at cost from owner.
Pets are welcome but must not be allowed on furniture and should have own bed/blanket.

An ideal spot for a truly peaceful 'get-away-from-it-all holiday'. This is a detached stone-built cottage, formerly a small shooting lodge, in a very remote setting admidst the hills approx 1.5 miles up a hill track from the neighbouring property. The cottage is unique having its own water supply from a gravity fed spring in the hills and the charm of having NO ELECTRICITY. (All facilities are powered by gas). The property is well-maintained, simply but comfortably furnished and perfect for those interested in hill walking, bird watching and painting. Free bank fishing for 1 fly rod on a private trout loch. Pony trekking, golf and sailing are available in the area. Owner's tennis court available by prior arrangement. Nearest shops 6 miles. 1 double bedroom and 1 twin bedroom, homely sitting room with open fire, simple kitchen with small dining table, bathroom with shower over the bath. Cooking and lighting by gas, ample hot water by oil-fired Rayburn, heating by open fire. Small gas fridge and telephone for incoming and emergency calls. Good mobile reception.

Price: £ 310 - £595

• Non Smoking • Fishing on site or near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking Access • Pub close to cottage • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •

Allanhead is a pretty and spacious Galloway cottage with stunning views of the sea and surrounding countryside. Facing westwards across Wigtown Bay towards the Isle of Man and the Isle of Whithorn, it has the added benefit of spectacular sunsets - viewing such spectacle is a memorable way to end a day spent in this picturesque and largely untouched area of Scotland where people are few and far between and sites of interest and activity never far away. Set amidst stunning scenery and with no near neighbours, this cottage is the quintessential rural retreat affording a wonderful opportunity to relax and unwind. There are walks in every direction from the front door of the cottage making this the ideal location for all those who love a stroll or more challenging hike through lovely countryside. The beautiful Galloway Hills for example, can be seen from the many windows and the extensive garden of Allanhead, and they offer a range of walking trails 'far from the madding crowd'. The beautiful shore line at Carrick and the lovely sandy beaches of Brighouse and the Doon are a short drive away. Nearby is the picturesque small town of Kirkcudbright with its attractive harbour, castle and artistic connections, including links with the well known "Glasgow Boys". The area has an excellent choice of venues offering the 7Stanes world class mountain biking. However more gentle routes are available over the many miles of forest paths and cycle paths in the area. The region also offers some fine sea and loch fishing and there are a myriad of golf courses for the discerning golfer including those to championship standard. The acclaimed Cream of Galloway is a highly recommended tourist destination for a family day out with a choice of over 30 flavours of organic ice cream to offer to tempt visitors! The climate is particularly temperate as the region is touched by the Gulf Stream and evidence of this is everywhere from the wonderful plant life to the exotic gardens scattered throughout the area. The Galloway Forest Park is Britain's largest and highly recommended is the Queen's Way, a drive through magnificent scenery providing the opportunity to catch a glimpse of deer, wild goats and buzzards to name but a few. Galloway is one of the few areas remaining in the UK relatively unspoilt and unchanged with breathtaking scenery including picturesque lochs, majestic hills and stunning beaches where it is still possible to see only one set of footprints....yours!Property has oil central heating.