Self-Catering Holiday Cottages in Dumfries And Galloway - Page 1 of 1

Formerly the station masters house, this detached holiday home accommodates up to eight guests and dates back to 1850. It is located in the interesting town of Sanquhar within Dumfries and Galloway in South Scotland and has not been lived in since the station closed in 1965. However, the station platforms re-opened in 1993 and extensive refurbishments have recently been carried out to transform The Station Masters House into luxurious holiday accommodation. Sanquhar is an interesting town with much history, Royal Patronage and the oldest post office in the world! It is located on the River Nith and lies west of Moffat and north of Thornhill. Sanquhar is an ideal holiday destination and ideal for those who enjoy outdoor activities including canoeing, trout and salmon fishing, bir.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Cairnsmore Stable Cottage (sleeps two to four guests) is located on the private Cairnsmore Estate near Newton Stewart in Galloway, South West Scotland. Set amongst a wealth of beautiful scenery, dominated by the 2,3331 ft granite mass of Cairnsmore of Fleet to the North and the Cree Estuary to the south, this location provides a perfect place to relax and escape the pressures of everyday life. Located in a two hundred year-old B listed courtyard and stable block, this was once part of the shooting estate for the Dukes of Bedford. The cottage's fantastic tranquil position creates an ideal retreat and is a perfect base for exploring this quiet, beautiful corner of Scotland. The surrounding area provides wonderfu.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Pavilion Cottage is a beautiful Scottish holiday cottage which is located on the historic Galloway House Estate that offers an enclosed garden and swimming pool. It is prefectly located in a fantastic area with beautiful scenery, coastal walks, numerous places of interest and it is only a five minute walk to Rigg Bay. Rigg Bay is on the fringe of the fishing village of Garlieston, in the Machars region of Galloway within South West Scotland. It offers a private sandy beach where guests can relax, walk dogs or enjoy the fantastic birdlife including herons, peregrines, oyster catchers and avocets and if you are lucky you may see a seal swimming in the bay! Garlieston village is just over one mile away where you will find the Harbour Inn which serves lunch and d.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Carsebuie is an enchanting old farm steading now available as a perfect holiday retreat in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Guests love the tranquility of the setting on the fringe of the Galloway Forest Park. Carsebuie has been fully updated to provide all the modern comforts you may need on holiday. Whilst the cottage is cosy and romantic enough for couples, it is far more spacious than it looks and the original accommodation has been carefully and cleverly extended to comfortably accommodate eight to ten guests. From the cottage you can enjoy views over surrounding farmland to the distant hills beyond. The birdsong is music to your ears, and it is a real delight to see the red squirrels that frequent the rambling cottage garden which is divided by.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Situated in a quiet rural location just two miles from the beach and two miles from Gatehouse of Fleet, The Beeches is ideal for those that want both the tranquility of a countryside retreat and the convenience of the town. The cottage comfortably sleeps six guests, in one double and two twin bedrooms. There is a cosy welcoming sitting room with wood burning stove, and also a brand new large kitchen/dining room with doors onto the garden and lovely countryside views. Recently renovated, the owners have made every effort to ensure The Beeches provides a comfortable and homely place to stay for both groups of friends and families.There is plenty to do on the doorstep with lovely woodland walks and the beach which is only two miles away. The Galloway countryside offers a diverse lan.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Auchencheyne Country House and farm is set in a fantastic position within the Glencairn Valley and is ideal for enjoying relaxing walks, horse riding (you can bring your own horse), more challenging hikes and adventure mountain biking. Within a self contained wing of this impressive house, six guests can be accommodated in spacious holiday accommodation with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a separate entrance to the main house.Built in 1700, the house is within easy reach of lochs, places of historic interest and mountains and there are plenty of attractions and activities to keep you amused including golf courses, arts and crafts, castles, fishing and shooting - perfect for friends or family who want to enjoy a country break..... click to read about this holiday cottage.

South-West Scotland with lochs, forests and glens, so near-yet so far: you'll be amazed just how quickly you could be enjoying the friendly welcome and peaceful tranquility of Templand, set in the heart of the Nith Valley.Templand Cottages are near the River Nith with spectacular views down the Nith Valley and only half a mile from the village of Thornhill, with shops, hotels and restaurants.The holiday cottages have been tastefully converted from the original 18th century sandstone farm buildings of Templand where the great Scottish historian Thomas Carlyle married Jane Welsh in 1826. Carlyle described the view from Templand's garden as 'The finest in Scotland'.The cottages are positioned around a lovely landscaped courtyard, with surrounding gardens and an adjace.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

South-West Scotland with lochs, forests and glens, so near-yet so far: you'll be amazed just how quickly you could be enjoying the friendly welcome and peaceful tranquility of Templand, set in the heart of the Nith Valley.Templand Cottages are near the River Nith with spectacular views down the Nith Valley and only half a mile from the village of Thornhill, with shops, hotels and restaurants. The holiday cottages have been tastefully converted from the original 18th century sandstone farm buildings of Templand where the great Scottish historian Thomas Carlyle married Jane Welsh in 1826. Carlyle described the view from Templand's garden as 'The finest in Scotland'. The cottages are situated around a lovely landscaped courtyard, with surrounding gardens and an adjacen.... click to read about this holiday cottage.