Perfect for couples and smaller families eager to discover a beautiful part of Dumfriesshire, this delightful retreat sits on a peaceful hill farm, making an idyllic holiday base for keen walkers, cyclists and wildlife enthusiasts. The bustling Gatehouse of Fleet (4 miles) is a friendly town with a rich heritage and a wealth of great pubs, hotels and restaurants, alongside a nine-hole golf course. To the east, the hill path leads to the shores of the picturesque Loch Whinyeon. For a day by the sea, the area has some charming beaches including Sandgreen, Carrick and Mossyard, all within 10 miles. The southern reach of the magnificent Galloway Forest Park are just 10 miles away, and the area has a choice of fantastic landmarks and attractions including the Big Water of Fleet Viaduct, Glenquicken Stone Circle, Threave Garden, the Cocoabean Company and Kenmure Castle, all within 15 miles.
Entering this bright and cheerful cottage, a step leads into a snug and cosy lounge/diner providing a relaxing spot for you all to unwind in after an exhilarating day discovering the magical countryside of Dumfries and Galloway. The light, fresh and inviting lounge has been decorated in subtle shades and features ample seating, a TV, a sociable dining table and a lovely wood burner. A short flight of steps leads up from the lounge to a hallway which takes you through to the rest of the accommodation. Here you will find a stylishly arranged and fully equipped kitchen and a choice of two welcoming bedrooms: a cheery twin and a lovely double. The cottage also features a refreshing bathroom.
Going outside, the cottage lies next to the steading and features a sweet private patio with a picnic bench and a small raised grassy area offering a fantastic spot for dining alfresco and taking in the stunning views across the valley. There’s also plenty of parking space available.