Located on a working farm, this pretty cottage is well located for a family of four who love exploring the great outdoors and spending days on pretty beaches. On the site, there is a handy farm shop, and just 200 metres down the beach path is Mossyard Beach, a sandy, peaceful stretch with superb views. Gatehouse of Fleet (5 miles) has a couple of pubs, but there are plenty of places to eat along the coast at the various holiday parks. Take a hike at Kirkmabeck Quarry (7 miles) or the Fleet Viaduct (12 miles) and be rewarded with superb views. If you fancy trying out kayaking, sailing, or paddleboarding, travel to Galloway Activity Centre (26 miles) situated on the shores of Loch Ken.
Set right at the end of the road, this single-storey stone cottage is both characterful and comfortable. Stepping inside, the cottage-style kitchen is well-equipped for preparing meals for all the family; leave the door open to allow the Galloway breeze to roll in. Head through to the lounge/diner, which is great for socialising and relaxing, warmed by the roaring wood burner. The owners have also provided a wide selection of books, games, and DVDs, as well as a handy welcome pack for guests. Play a board game at the dining table or sit on the sumptuous sofas or window seat that overlooks the far-reaching sea views from the windows. As the night draws to a close, the two bedrooms lead from the lounge: a king-size bedroom and a bunk bedroom, great for the kids. Adjacent to the kitchen is the property’s stylish shower room, which contains a shower and a WC. Completing the cottage is a utility room with laundry facilities and access to the back garden.
The enclosed garden is great for dogs and kids to play, while you rustle up tasty meals on the BBQ. Garden furniture and an outdoor tap are provided. Out the front is private parking for two cars.