Holiday Cottages in Dumfries, Dumfries and Galloway available for rental
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| Bothy Cottage , Dumfries |
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Price: £ 250 - £380
Sleeps: 3 |
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| • Non Smoking • Fishing on site or near by • Easy Walking Access • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden • |
| Ideally positioned amidst 36 acres of organic pasture land this pair of cottages each offer a cosy retreat for couples. Once a stable for working farm horses, Bothy cottage enjoys a beautiful rural location on a small farm yet only 7 miles from the county town of Dumfries, the main centre of the region. There is so much to see on the farm with 3 acres of woodland and an abundance of wild birds as well as free range hens, geese, rheas and pedigree Galloway cattle and sheep in abundance and the owners are developing a wetland area. A skein of barnacle geese regularly fly over the farm to the nearby estuary. For history lovers there are battle sites, stone circles, abbeys, imposing castles and round towers to explore. The area is a haven for artists inspired by the landscape and attracted by the quality of light. For great mountain biking, the acclaimed 7 Stanes at Mabie forest is virtually on the doorstep and for the less adventurous there are attractive forest walks. The stunning Colvend Coast is less than 30 minutes drive; the artists town of Kirkcudbright is to the west; an abundance of fishing opportunities and a superb choice of golf courses including a championship links course at Southerness and of course, some superb hill and coastal walks. The award winning Loch Arthur farm shop is only a mile from the cottage and has an excellent range of organic cheeses and fruit, vegetables, meat, eggs and freshly baked breads. |
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| Mains of Auchenfranco , Dumfries |
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Price: £ 295 - £540
Sleeps: 4 |
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| • More than one bathroom or shower room • Non Smoking • Fishing on site or near by • Easy Walking Access • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Has a Garden • |
| The large farmhouse is reached by a 1/4 mile private drive, adjoining the owner's house. One of the major benefits of living at Auchenfranco is its location; we feel very privileged to be there and hope you will feel the same when you come to stay. Although the farmhouse could probably accommodate twice the number of visitors, we have deliberately set the maximum occupation at 4 adults in order to preserve the atmosphere of unhurried tranquillity, with space to relax and chill, away from the stresses of everyday life. The farmhouse benefits from a country style kitchen/diner, 2 lounges all with views across paddocks with woodland/reedbeds and hills beyond. Off the main lounge is the conservatory and patio area which gets the afternoon/ evening sun, perfect for afternoon tea or a glass of wine whilst barbecuing. A short walk across a field takes you through our private woodland/reedbed (around 10 acres) down to Lochrutton Loch. The habitat supports a wide range of species of birds & animals, buzzards, woodpeckers, swallows, waterfowl, deer, badgers, bats to name a few, you never know what you might spot! There is course fishing on the Loch, free of charge to guests - just bring your rods. Auchenfranco is 6 miles west of Dumfries, ideally located for the world class 7Stanes mountain bike trails of Mabie, Dalbeattie and Ae forests, close to WWT Caerlaverock wetland centre and RSPB Mersehead nature reserve on the Solway Firth |
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| Stable Cottage , Dumfries |
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Price: £ 250 - £380
Sleeps: 2 |
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| • Non Smoking • Fishing on site or near by • Easy Walking Access • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden • |
| Ideally positioned amidst 36 acres of organic pasture land this pair of cottages each offer a cosy retreat for couples. Once a stable for working farm horses, Stable cottage enjoys a beautiful rural location on a small farm yet is only 7 miles from the country town of Dumfries, the main centre of the region. There is so much to see on the farm with 3 acres of woodland and an abundance of wild birds as well as free range hens, geese, rheas and pedigree Galloway cattle and sheep in abundance and the owners are developing a wetland area. A skein of barnacle geese regularly fly over the farm to the nearby estuary. For history lovers there are battle sites, stone circles, abbeys, imposing castles and round towers to explore. The area is a haven for artists inspired by the landscape and attracted by the quality of light. For great mountain biking, the acclaimed 7 Stanes at Mabie forest is virtually on the doorstep and for the less adventurous there are attractive forest walks. The stunning Colvend Coast is less than 30 minutes drive; the artists' town of Kirkcudbright is to the west; an abundance of fishing opportunities and a superb choice of golf courses including a championship links course at Southerness and of course, some superb hill and coastal walks. The award winning Loch Arthur farm shop is only a mile from the cottage and has an excellent range of organic cheeses and fruit, vegetables, meat, eggs and freshly baked breads. |
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| Allanton Mill Cottage , Dumfries |
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Price: £ 270 - £445
Sleeps: 5 |
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| • Non Smoking • Romantic Break • Beach close by • Easy Walking Access • Pub close to cottage • Parking Available • Has a Garden • |
| Allanton Mill Cottage is nestled in a wooded valley on the edge of the small village of Auldgirth. Every window affords lovely views whatever the season. This former mill dates back to 1739 and just oozes charm and character from its original beams to its feature walls and yet offers every modern comfort from the large walk in shower to the roaring wood burning stove. The dreamy flow of the nearby burn is both lovely and relaxing. The property offers holiday makers an ideal location from which to explore this beautiful and historic county. Step back in time and visit Thornhill, a very individual and charming little town with its ancient lime trees edging the high street. First class butchers sit side by side with stylish boutiques and hostelries where a warming dram awaits. Originally built to house estate workers from Drumlanrig Castle, Thornhill has preserved a distant charm all of its own. Drumlanrig is highly recommended. This many turreted and impressive 17th century castle is open to the public but is still home of the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry. Whatever your interest there really is something for everyone. This is a wonderful location for walking and mountain biking; the Forest of Ae offers world class mountain biking as one of the renowned 7Stanes venues. The River Nith, highly regarded for its salmon, sea trout and freshwater trout, is only half a mile from the cottage, and offers excellent sport for anglers of all abilities. The region is steeped in history from ancient stone circles to romantic castles and unique circular towers. Discover why Sweetheart Abbey got its name, it may surprise you! The only way to visit Threave Castle is to ring the bell for the custodian to row callers across the water! Owing to the calming influence of the Gulf Stream, the winters in this region are surprisingly mild and the climate temperate. For those who step into the Galloway Forest Park, its secrets will be revealed in the form of sparkling lochs, heather clad moorland, challenging mountain walks, amazing forest, elusive wildlife and a wide range of flora and fauna. Galloway Forest is also an astronomers' delight as it has been awarded a 'Dark Sky Park', making it one of the best places in the world to stargaze. For those who hanker after the sights and smells of the sea, there are mile after mile of lovely beaches, some with dramatic seascapes.Property has a wood burning stove, under floor and oil central heating. |
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| West Winds , Dumfries |
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Price: £ 185- £502
Sleeps: 4 |
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| West Winds is a stone built detached cottage on a sloping hillside close to the villages of Torthorwald and Collin just four miles from Dumfries in Southern Scotland. Boasting one double bedroom and one twin as well as a family shower room, this cottage can sleep four people. The rest of the accommodation is comprised of a fitted kitchen, a conservatory with a dining area and a sitting room with a gas fire. To the outside of the cottage is off road parking for three cars and a large rear garden with outdoor furniture and a lawned area with a stream and a pond. Set in a rural location, yet with plenty of local amenities close by, West Winds is a cottage that is sure to please everyone. |
| The village of Torthorwald can be traced to the 13th century and the ruins of Torthorwald Castle date from the 15th century. Only 4 miles away is Dumfries whilst the surrounding area contains many castles, abbeys and even a Tibetan Buddhist Centre and is a good centre for touring the rest of the area - the spectacular triangular Caerlaverock Castle and its nature reserve; New Abbey and the Solway Coast - and a starting point for travelling west into the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright and the rest of Galloway. |
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| Auchenflowerhill , Dumfries |
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Price: £ 900 - £ 1299
Sleeps: 8 |
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| Wanlockhead , Dumfries |
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Price: £ see website
Sleeps: 2 |
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| Enjoying an elevated position within the lovely scenic village of Wanlockhead, this terraced former miner's cottage would be a lovely choice for a couple seeking a peaceful and romantic break. Making maximum use of natural light, the cottage has a spacious feel yet is homely, cosy and slightly quirky. There is a very private rear garden with patio area, garden furniture and a barbecue to enjoy the peaceful, tranquil surroundings. Parking opposite the cottage. Wanlockhead nestles within the Lowther Hills and is Scotland's highest village at 1531 feet above sea level. The fascinating lead-mining museum is across from the cottage and is a 4 star visitor attraction with a coffee shop. The village also has a pub/restaurant. The surrounding countryside is spectacular for walking and the Southern Upland Way passes nearby. Numerous recreational activities in the area include golf, fishing, pony trekking, cycling and even gold-panning! Easy day excursions can be enjoyed to Dumfries and Moffat or to Glasgow or Edinburgh (both an hour's drive). Nearest shop 1 mile with further shopping in Thornhill.1 lovely bright double bedroom with king-size bed, very comfortable lounge with open fire, excellent kitchen with dining area off, shower-room with double unit. All electric with solid-fuel central heating. Fridge, freezer, microwave, television, DVD player. Bed linen and towels are provided. |
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| Mill Burn , Dumfries |
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Price: £ 370 - £800
Sleeps: 10 |
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| • More than one bathroom or shower room • Non Smoking • Fishing on site or near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking Access • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Has a Garden • |
| This stunning new house is lovely and spacious and full of light. It has a quirky design as you enter at first floor level and yet four of the double bedrooms are downstairs! A warm welcome awaits guests to Mill Burn which comfortably accommodates 10 guests within the five double bedrooms and with two lovely sitting rooms it's ideal for extended families and the gathering of friends alike. What a wonderful base this is whether you want to walk in this very scenic area or fish in the nearby River Nith which is renowned for salmon, sea trout and trout fishing. The owner can organise activities on your behalf including shooting, fishing and mountain biking. The world renowned 7Stanes mountain biking is amazing and Dumfries and Galloway has five of the seven venues, so get peddling! Very apt as Keir Mill was home to Kirkpatrick McMillan who invented the modern bicycle! You will be charmed by the lovely little town of Thornhill where the wide main street is lined with ancient lime trees. The town was originally built to house estate workers from the nearby Drumlanrig Castle which is absolutely beautiful and is still home to the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensbury. Whatever time of year you plan to visit there is something for everyone from the highly acclaimed Spring Fling to Striding Arches and the climate here is temperate. If you find that hard to believe take a trip out to Logan Botanic Gardens where plants from the South Seas are thriving. The light and landscape has been inspiring artists for centuries therefore it is of no surprise that over 400 modern artists and craftsmen live and work in our small towns and villages scattered across the area. The pretty little harbour town of Kirkcudbright is testament to the artistic movement and it is easy to see why it is named the Artists Town with its colourful houses and secret pends and wynds. The coastline is splendid with many sandy beaches and exciting cliff top paths. With satellite free view TV, ipod docking station and French doors leading onto patio |
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| Foxwood , Dumfries |
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Price: £ 900 - £ 1299
Sleeps: 8 |
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| Glen View , Dumfries |
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Price: £ 600 - £ 899
Sleeps: 6 |
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