Occupying a quiet location just outside the traditional fishing village of Port William, this fresh and light-filled cabin has been stylishly decorated and thoughtfully furnished to make a charming holiday retreat for couples exploring the rugged landscapes, friendly towns and picturesque coast of an unforgettable corner of Dumfries and Galloway. Situated along the shore of Luce Bay, Port William has a rich maritime heritage with a bustling harbour and the famous bronze statue of a fisherman looking out to sea. The property lies along the western edge of the Machars Peninsula, a haven for a wealth of wildlife. Seal can be seen near the Isle of Whithorn (10 miles). Major sites along the peninsula include the Drumtroddan Standing Stones, the Bladnoch Distillery and Visitor Centre, Ravenstone Castle and Galloway House Gardens, Whithorn Priory, and St Ninian's Cave all within 14 miles.
A couple of steps lead up and into this light, fresh and spacious single-level wooden retreat where you will be greeted by the airy open-plan lounge/kitchen/bedroom. Light pours in via a series of characterful floor-to-ceiling windows, offering an array of wonderful views over the surrounding coast and out to sea. A cheery central lounge space is an ideal spot to unwind together in the evening, with a Smart TV and comfortable seating. The lounge sits in an airy corner of the room, ideally positioned over by the thoughtfully organised kitchen. At the heart of this generous timber-clad space, a beautiful double bed awaits, offering a peaceful night’s rest. The accommodation also features a stylishly tiled shower room.
Stepping outside, a serene and unenclosed decked area features outdoor furniture, perfect for dining alfresco and taking in the beautiful views over the bay. A step leads down to the surrounding garden, with a path leading through a small tropical garden, and a private path to the beach. Private parking is available for two cars.