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Cosy cottage with big garden in a quiet village near market town of Castle Douglas

Fresh air, silence, peace. This 18th century cottage next to the ancient Lochpatrick Mill stands in its own lovely gardens on a quiet rural back road, yet within 10 minutes of Castle Douglas, the ‘Food Town’. The house sleeps nine. Spacious, warm, well-equipped, book-lined, with an open fire, a small bowling green, a tennis court, and challenging coarse fishing - the house is a perfect holiday escape. All welcome.

The whole house is available. It is spacious, warm, welcoming and well-equipped, creating a relaxed, informal atmosphere, with an open wood fire in the living/dining room.

The Mill and Miller’s House are set in a sheltered dip in the rolling green hills of Galloway. Smithy Cottage on the other side of the quiet back road is the only other house in the immediate vicinity. The house is 5 minutes drive from the simple village shop in Springholm and the similar village shop in Crocketford. It is 10 minutes drive to the small, bustling, farming market town of Castle Douglas where there is a large Tesco, a Co-Op, petrol stations, restaurants, antique and bric-a-brac shops and pretty much everything else you might want for your stay, including row-boating on the local lake, the beauties of the Scottish National Trust’s school of gardening at Threave Gardens and nearby Threave Castle. The larger historic town of Dumfries, with its many department stores, Robbie Burns and town museums, swimming pool and ice skating rink is about 25 minutes drive away. Carlisle is just over one hour away by car and less by train from Dumfries.

Probably the largest one bedroom holiday cottage in Scotland, the ancient former Lochpatrick Mill is assured to give you a unique and memorable holiday. The accommodation can cater for 6 with a double bedroom; a sofa bed in the second sitting room and a double in the adjacent annexe. The conversion has been completed with great care to preserve the Mills unique character.

It is well-equipped, very spacious but cosy, book-lined and comfortably furnished with full central heating and two wood stoves. The house makes an ideal holiday base either for exploring the rich history and hills of the surrounding area or for quiet relaxation in the peaceful gardens. While in a very private and secluded location it is only ten minutes' drive from the bustling market town of Castle Douglas and within easy reach of the wonderful Solway Coast with quiet secluded beaches and awe inspiring cliff walks. Surrounding the house are large attractive, well-maintained gardens which can be enjoyed from one of the two burnside patios. The gardens are shared with The Miller's House and include a small bowling green and tennis court, both available for use by holidaymakers. In addition, there is free, rough perch and pike fishing for house guests on two small lochs a pleasant five and ten minute walk away respectively. The house stands in its own spacious grounds with tennis court and bowls lawn. Served by a quiet country road, ideal for walking or cycling, the house is only a few minutes' drive from the A75 Stranraer to Carlisle trunk road. The villages of Springholm and Crocketford, both with pubs serving meals and a village shop, are within a five minute drive. Castle Douglas, the Food Town, provides excellent shopping, with a number of hotels, pubs and restaurants. The Solway coast, with its wonderful scenery and extensive sandy beaches, is within a half hour's drive and there are a number of excellent, and in some cases testing, golf courses all within easy access, including the championship links course at Southerness. Accommodation for 6 on two floors and with adjacent annexe. When combined with the Miller’s House that stands in the same grounds, a party of up to 15 can be accommodated. Ground Floor: Spacious reception hall; Light and airy Kitchen/Dining room/Sitting room and patio door to outside; Shower room; utility room. First Floor: Sitting room with wood burning stove and with double sofa bed, stair to Library gallery; King size bedroom with wood stove and french door to outside; Dressing room/office; Bathroom with over bath shower. Annexe with separate external access: Converted from former byre to provide a double bedroom with shower room Services: Central heating & Electricity included * Bed linen and towels provided * Wood-burning stove in the Sitting room * Starter pack of wood provided * Washing machine * Drier * Dishwasher * Fridge * Freezer * Electric cooker and microwave * Wifi * TV with DVD player * CD Player * Cot and High chair available on request * Ample parking * Large garden (which is not enclosed and with an unprotected stream running through it shared with The Miller's House) * Garden furniture, small bowling green and separate tennis court * Well-behaved dogs permitted with own bedding but please note that the garden is not dog proof * No Smoking Extras: £20 per dog per week/part week

Quiet rural

A cosy cottage with a large garden in a quiet village near the market town Of Castle Douglas good walking and cycling, great for families.

Beautiful area, near the coast and forests.

COVID 19 ALERT, BOOKINGS ARE NOW SUSPENDED UNTIL 30/5/2020 and will be reviewed after that date. Cottage to sleep up to 4 people. The garden has stunning Loch Views. One double bedroom and one twin room . Each bedroom has TV and tea/ coffee making facilities. Well equipped kitchen/ diner, with oven, hob, microwave and washing machine. Bathroom with bath and shower over . Comfortable snug, with TV and DVD player . Wi-fi is available, Usb charging point in each room, hairdryer.

Comfortable and well situated house comprising of a Double bedroom and a Twin bedded room, Kitchen/diner , Bathroom, and Snug. The house has its own private front door and garden. Large Car Park, bike / fishing tackle storage with bait fridge/freezer. Local small pub offering evening meals within walking distance. Well stocked village shop. Ferngrove Arrival time is 3pm, unless you have made a prior arrangement for early check in. Departure time is 10am, please respect this departure time so that we have ample time to service the accommodation ready for new arrivals, thank you. Our lowest price is based on 2 people sharing, there is a small supplement to pay for additional guests. Please confirm number of guests when making your reservation.

We are in a pretty village 3 miles from Castle Douglas. There is a small Marina, a village pub and a well stocked shop and Post Office. Castle Douglas is a thriving 'Food Town' and has many interesting independent retailers, including artisan bakers and award winning butchers ! There are various Restaurants and Coffee shops. The 'Artists Town ' of Kirkcudbright is a short drive, it boasts several Art galleries and the Stewartry Museum. We are about 12 miles from the beautiful Solway Coast. Kippford and Rockcliffe are known as the Solway Riviera. The Seven Stanes cycle trail, and other cycle routes are only a short drive away, There are many activities available on Loch Ken, Watersports, fishing, Paddle boarding , flyboarding, Kayaking and Jet Ski- ing, the Galloway Activity Centre is about a ten minute drive. There are numerous Golf Courses, Castles and walks. The many species of birds make it a popular destination for Bird Watching, we are on the Galloway Kite trail . Ken Dee Marshes, Threave Castle and the nearby Kite feeding station offer excellent photographic opportunities, especially for the Red Kites, Ospreys and Peregrine Falcon. Threave gardens and Castle are also popular places to visit. Overall a truly stunning area with plenty to offer.

COVID 19 ALERT, BOOKING SUSPENDED UNTI 30/5/2020 and will be reviewed after that date. Two bedroomed self catering Cottage, with stunning views overlooking Loch Ken. 3 Miles from the bustling ' Food Town 'of Castle Douglas. Crossmichael has a small village pub, serving food, and a well stocked village shop. An Ideal location for Fishermen, Walkers and Bird Watchers. Close by are the pretty villages of Kirkcudbright, Rockcliffe and Kippford. Threave Castle and gardens are also popular.

We offer a cosy Self contained, two bedroomed Cottage, all on one level. One bedroom has a double bed, large wardrobe and is adjacent to the bathroom, the second bedroom has twin beds, which may be converted to a Kingsize if required. Well equipped dining kitchen, with oven, hob, fridge freezer, microwave and washing machine. Spacious bathroom with low access double size shower. Comfortable lounge with gas fire, Tv and DVD player. Free wifi. Stunning views from the lounge patio doors and kitchen windows overlooking Loch Ken. Lawned garden with small private patio. Large car park. We can usually offer secure storage for cycles , including space for drying wet weather gear or storing fishing tackle. We also have a bait/fridge freezer.

The village of Crossmichael is 3 miles from Castle Douglas. We are situated in an ideal area for many different outdoor activities. Fishermen, Walkers, Golfers, Photographers, Cyclists and Bird watchers can all find something to suit their interests. Loch Ken Marina and Crossmichael Marina are close by where it is possible to hire a boat. The Solway Coastal path, the Ospreys at Threave Castle and gardens and the Galloway Kite trail, are all a short distance away. Various water sports and activities are available at the Galloway Activity Centre, Art galleries in Kirkcudbright and Books in Wigtown. The seven stanes cycling trail is within a short distance.

Truly luxurious holiday accommodation in a tastefully converted byre, set in a tranquil, rural location, but ideally located for all that the south- west has to offer. The cottage is beautifully presented with hard wood floors and finishes throughout, including a wood-burning stove in the spacious living room, sumptuous beds chosen for their quality and comfort, and fully equipped to make a superb holiday cottage. Enclosed courtyard garden with an outlook over the owners' adjoining garden.

Approximately two miles away from the village of Crossmichael with a well-stocked shop and pub. Alternatively, five minutes drive to the market town of Castle Douglas, with its reputation as a food town, with many fine independent retailers, as well as excellent coffee shops, restaurants and galleries. On the outskirts of Castle Douglas, you will find The National Trust for Scotland's Threave Garden and estate and Threave Castle. Or find time to visit the beautiful artists' town of Kirkcudbright, with its busy harbour and MacLellan's Castle, as well as the National Trust's Broughton House, home of artist E.A. Hornel. The wonderful scenery and quiet lanes make it ideal for cycling (secure bike storage available) or take time to enjoy our unspoiled and quiet beaches. Younger visitors are well-catered for with Cream o'Galloway, The Cocoa Bean Factory or if you are feeling brave try one of Europe's longest zip wires at Laggan Outdoor.

We are surrounded by farmland and beautiful Galloway countryside.

Converted from the old mill building to provide a luxury apartment on two floors finished with wood floors and an excellent standard of furnishings and fittings throughout. The principal accommodation is on the first floor including a spacious living area with wood burner and Juliet window overlooking the mill burn and adjoining woodland.

Great care has been taken over the conversion of the building to ensure that the original character of the mill is retained whilst providing a superb living environment. Waterfall dates back to 1796 and you can read about its Transformation Short breaks are welcome throughout the year Accommodation for 4 across 2 floors: Ground Floor: Open plan Sitting room (with Double Sofa bed) Dining area and Kitchen; Wet room: Drying room/utility. First Floor: Double bedroom Services: Electricity central heating * Wood burning stove with fuel provided * Bed linen towels provided * Washing Machine * Tumble Dryer * Fridge * Freezer * Microwave * Dishwasher* TV * CD player * Wifi * Parking * Garden with furniture (not enclosed) * BBQ * Patio * Bike storage available * 2 well behaved dogs welcome with own bedding * NO SMOKING Extras: £20 additional charge per dog

Crossmichael village is just a short walk from the property and offers a small inn serving meals and a village shop. The busy market town of Castle Douglas is less than a ten minute drive away with a wide variety of independent shops and plenty of choice for eating out with Deli's, traditional Inns, Hotels and Restaurants. Loch Ken lies to the back of the village with excellent bird watching opportunities, the loch also has many water sports available including free fishing on parts with boats are available for hire. The Galloway Activity Centre provides sailing, canoeing, rope climbing and lots more activities and is only a ten minute drive a way. The Galloway Forest and Solway Coast are easily reached with their wonderful wildlife, scenery, peace and tranquillity. The forest also has excellent provision for active pursuits with the 7Stanes Mountain ike Network offering routes for all levels of ability. If you want to explore the local culture and history of the area you are spoilt for choice with local sites such as Threave Castle and gardens, Sweetheart Abbey at New Abbey and a short drive away the Robert Burns Trail to Ayr or visit one of his favourite hostelries at the Selkirk Arms Hotel in Kirkcudbright or his farm at Ellisland near Dumfries.

Cowar Cottage is a traditional stone built Galloway cottage with a self contained annexe, occasionally used by the owners. The cottage has a southerly facing aspect, sitting entirely on its own in an elevated position giving lovely views over the surrounding countryside. There is ample off road parking and a large garden to relax in. The surrounding area provides many activities - from strenuous hill hikes, cycling, pony trekking and golf - to walks along nearby sandy beaches and country lanes.

Cowar Cottage is all on one level. It has oiled fired central heating and a multi fuel stove in the lounge. A starter bucket of coal and firewood is provided more is available locally. The dual aspect lounge has a TV, DVD and HI fi system. The dual aspect kitchen has all the modern conveniences such as dishwasher, fridge freezer, washing machine etc. There is seating for 6 around the dining table and 2 comfy chairs to relax in. The bathroom has a shower over the bath. The conservatory is south facing with a small dining table and seating for 4, plus 2 comfy chairs to relax in. On request the garage attached to our annexe may be made available for bike storage. There is a large garden with lots of quiet, secluded relaxing areas plus a large lawn for children to play on.

The 7 Stanes mountain bike course in Dalbeattie is 3miles away and Mabie Forest approximately 5miles. There is a very good village pub serving food or take away meals approximately 3 miles away along quiet country lanes. Dalbeattie and Castle Douglas are only a 10 - 15 minute drive away for getting provisions and Dumfries the main town in the area is approximately 20 minutes.

Specially designed for large groups to have fun in any weather. Huge oak dining table seats up to 16. Blazing woodburners, views to hills, cheerful llamas. Games room for tournaments - converts to cinema for wine, woodburner & popcorn. Llama walking, motorcycle sidecar trips. Stunning countryside & coast, abundant wildlife & outdoor activities. Sleeps 12 easily and can have 4 extra people - ( see later). 6 bedrooms, 6 bath/shower rooms). For more info, type Durhamhill into search engine.

Bathed in natural light with great views through the panoramic windows. 2 kitchens & seating areas, & 2 woodburners (it can be split into 2 cottages). Guests can relax here, undisturbed, for the whole holiday or go out to explore the stunning Galloway countryside and shoreline. We have hills, woodland, lochs, rivers and great beaches and coves, all still relatively undiscovered. Expect attention from Durhamhill's cats, hens and llamas. This is why I'm afraid we don't allow dogs. To set up the 2 extra guest beds we open a sliding wall between the bunk & twin rooms, making one room for 6 people with limited floor space (see photos - rooms 5 and 6). Aso 2 sofabeds (small doubles suitable for one adult each), one in each open plan kitchen/sitting room. In summer, the sofabed in games building can be used instead by 2 adults/teenagers (shower room and kitchenette here). Please contact owner to discuss bookings for more than 12 people. Out of peak season, one half of house can be rented on its own Mon to Frid.

Durhamhill is a short distance from the neighbouring village of Kirkpatrick Durham. This village has many artists. The owners (at Durhamhill Farm) have thick house walls and like hearing laughter and fun. The surrounding countryside is very pretty and there is pub which serves food 1.5 miles away.

This spacious two bedroom apartment on first floor has stunning views of the loch . It has one en-suite bathroom and a further bathroom. A spacious living room with a small kitchenette leads to a balcony overlooking the loch. The lounge has a sofa bed sleeping up to two people and the bedrooms have either king size beds or twin beds. On site there is a waterside restaurant and bar. There are watersports available including jet ski hire and flyboarding .

The apartment is fully serviced and has its own entrance.

We are very unique as we are located on a beautiful loch with stunning views.

Stable Cottage is a Terraced house set in a row of brightly coloured homes. There is parking for one car although extra parking on pavement in front of house is not unusual.

Dumfries has the Museum of our National Bard, Robert Burns and Robert Burns House, it has one of the only two Camera Obscurers in Scotland.to name two. It is within easy driving distance of Kirkcubright Artist town, Castle Douglas Food town and the stunning Solway Coast and Dumlanrig Castle. If you’re a cyclist this is an Ideal base for three of the 7 Stanes Cycle routes, Mabie Forest, Dalbeattie Forest and the Ae forest, all just a short drive. For Children there is the Cocoa Bean Company with indoor & Outdoor play areas as well as their chocolate making workshops and Dalscone Outdoor Farm Fun and Indoor Soft Play (details of all these attractions and lots more can be found on the internet) Don’t wish to drive, for a tasty evening meal or just coffee and cake The Galloway Arms Hotel is right across the road and serves excellent food at very reasonable prices.

Craigadam house is situated on an organic sheep farm with wonderful views across Galloway.Large luxurious bedrooms all ensuite. All double rooms are superking beds. Scottish breakfast.with local produce. Dinner in the evening is home cooked.

Craigadam is our family home and we hope you enjoy being with us as much as we love living here. In the morning you awake to the sounds of birds singing and the sheep in the fields. A little piece of heaven. There are 7 bedrooms all ensuite and a 3 bedroomed cottage. Craigadam is a lovely destination for a family gathering where you have the exclusive use of the property. We have a small hill loch stoked with trout

A beautiful quiet part of Scotland. Wonderful walking, beaches, mountain biking (www. 7 Stanes ) and golf courses, over 20! A variety of gardens to visit both private and National Trust. pony trekking.

Frances and Angus welcome guests for bed and breakfast in the home of James Clerk Maxwell, reknowned 19th Century physicist. Now our family home we will ensure you have a comfortable stay for your visit to the area.

Stay in a family house, in a comfortable guest wing. The bathroom is downstairs from the bedrooms, both situated in their own wing of the house.

Set in the beautiful Urr Valley in Galloway, Glenlair provides a tranquil base from which to explore this stunning rural region.

Craigadam Lodge is a delightful converted barn on our organic Country Estate. You can go for a walk straight from the front door. Deer, sheep, Highland Cows, Red Kites all on your door step. dogs are welcome. £10per night for short break or £25 for a week. dinner is available to book in Craigadam restaurant.

Frances and Angus welcome guests for bed and breakfast in the home of James Clerk Maxwell, reknowned 19th Century physicist. Now our family home we will ensure you have a comfortable stay for your visit to the area.

Stay in a family house, in a comfortable guest wing. The bathroom is downstairs from the bedrooms, both situated in their own wing of the house.

Set in the beautiful Urr Valley in Galloway, Glenlair provides a tranquil base from which to explore this stunning rural region.

An 18th century family home in the heart of beautiful Galloway - it exudes history and old world charm and elegance. As long as you like comfort, calm and a host with a passion and over 20 years of bed and breakfast experience. Gentle walks up the hill, enjoy the lovely garden and tennis or simply use Chipperkyle as a base to explore Galloway.

Chipperkyle has two bedrooms - a double and a twin. Each has its own bathroom. Photographs of all the accommodation is on the Chipperkyle website. Both rooms each sleep 2 only.

With stunning countryside views, this property is located on the family-run Barwhillanty Estate which has 5000 acres of grounds to explore. The surrounding area offers a plethora of activities, from hiking to sailing, from golf to mountain biking.

Situated in rural tranquility, amidst the rolling Galloway hills of South West Scotland, this is the perfect place to escape from it all! From wildlife watching to outdoor activities, there is something for everyone, all from the luxury of our newly renovated 19th-century farmhouse.

The food town of Castle Douglas is 7 miles away to provide all essentials plus a little more! The stunning rugged coastline, with sandy coves and bays is 20 miles away.