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The cottage is close to fishing, the river Nith, woodland and far reaching valley views. The situation of this listed cottage is on a private track, very peaceful and nestled amongst established mixed woodland once part of the Barjarg Estate. The beds have memory foam mattresses with ironed cotton sheets. Centrally heated with wood stove. Opposite the cottage is a woodland track leading to a 1.3 acre walled garden. Host is situated 2 minutes walk away out of view for complete privacy.

The cottage is located on a private track as part of an old estate dating back to the 16th Century. Full of charm and history, the Back Lodge is a well maintained, recently refurbished listed cottage with original features, attractive wallpapers throughout and styled for comfort and relaxation. A victorian walled garden is located 90m from the front door, hosting a variety of organic fruit trees and bushes and currently being re-instated. The garden is surrounded by 8 acres of mixed woodland and paddock owned by the host, therefore you are guaranteed peace, quiet and privacy. The host lives in a cottage 2 minute walk down the private track to assist with any questions and to welcome you, but out of sight for your privacy and feeling of being completely surrounded by nature. 10 minute walk from the cottage is a well reputed and popular fishing beat; Barjarg Fishings with a comfortable fishing hut and 2 miles of salmon, sea trout and grayling fishing. Permits can be obtained in advance of your booking.

The main attraction for our visitors is the peaceful location set far from any main roads, plus the additional bonus of being on a private track leading to a dead-end so no other passing traffic other than the hosts. The charm of the cottage sets the scene for a genuinely natural beauty spot with traditional features. Barjarg Fishings on the Nith is less than a 10 minute walk away on a quite woodland road. The fishing beat is 2500m long and has a superb fishing cabin with heating, tea/coffee facilities and toilet. The River Nith is excellent for salmon, trout and grayling and can be booked through the fishpal website http://www.fishpal.com/Scotland/Nith/Barjarg Barjarg Tower nearby is a historic landmark, well tucked away and dates back to the 16th Century, however it is privately owned and not open to visitors. Only on occasions are the wonderful and established Estate gardens are open to the public.

A beautiful home in Thornhill, just 5 minutes from Drumlanrig Castle and 13 miles from Dumfries, complete with a large TV System and outdoor space. This is a perfect place for a Couple to stay and visit the sights of Dumfries & Galloway.

Well-appointed, comfortable home and retreat from urban madness. Village shop, tea-room, post office, and Saturday afternoon Church Lunches and Teas provide socialisation, civilisation and comfort in full. Drumlanrig Castle and Glenmarlin water-falls close by. River walks and play-park. There is room DIRECTLY in front of the house for ONE CAR ONLY! Please respect as elderly neighbours adjoining need parking outside their homes. Thank You.

Fishers Holt is my family home which you are invited to enjoy in its entirety. I just ask you to respect the contents and look after them as your own. Many of the items are of great sentimental value but I am taking the risk of them being enjoyed rather than packed away. Please oblige.

Penpont is a small Scottish village with very friendly people who have chosen to live a close-knit and quiet life. It is home to artist Andy Goldsworthy and his Art-work can be seen locally. There is a thriving folk-music scene in the adjoining village of Moniaive and in wider Dumfries and Galloway which also has close connections to our National Bard, Robert Burns. It is the Birth-place of the African explorer Joseph Thomson and a small museum can be visited in Open afternoons.

Bogle Dyke Cottage, Carronbridge, Thornhill, DG3 5AY Pet friendly newly renovated listed cottage in accessible rural location ideal for exploring Dumfries & Galloway. The tastefully presented accommodation provides everything needed for a comfortable and relaxing break.

Newly renovated traditional workers cottage with secluded south facing garden and on site parking. Oven/hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer. Central heating & feature woodburner Bath & shower (excellent water pressure!)

The cottage is in a small hamlet of similar cottages called Carronbridge. It is within 2 miles of Thornhill, a village with great shops, pubs, restaurants and other facilities. The cottage is well placed for exploring the whole county of Dumfries & Galloway as well as having such gems as Drumlanrig Castle, Ae Forrest and Crawick Multi-Verse on our doorstep. The river Nith is five minutes walk from the cottage, great for dog walking and fishing!

Freshly decorated flat for holiday rental which has great views, is close to local amenities and great place to relax. Free onsite parking.

The flat has a lounge area with great views of the garden, separate bedroom and a bathroom with shower. Kettle for tea and coffee.

The location is ideal for walkers. There is plenty of storage space in the outbuildings for bikes and equipment if required.

Elizabeth Ann Hughes invites you to come and relax in luxury at the delightful Scaurbridge House, Penpont, Thornhill, a graded listed Georgian manse. The perfect place to unwind. Small private country house offering bed and breakfast all tailored to make your stay the very best at the most reasonable price. Welcoming, romantic, log fires, beautiful garden and scenery, great local food. Conveniently positioned for Glasgow, Edinburgh, Ayr and Carlisle.

Scaurbridge House is just 4 miles from Drumlanrig Castle and 30 from Dumfries House. Fishing, shooting, walking, birdwatching, country pursuits and lots of unspoilt nature are in abundance here or nearby. Let me organise an itinerary or wander at will if you prefer. Whatever you choose, you can be assured of my attention to detail and to your individual requirements. Penpont is the birthplace of Joseph Thomson, the African explorer and the home of world renowned artist Andy Goldsworthy. Not far from Dumfries House, Crawick Multiverse, Charles Jencks' Garden of Cosmic Speculation, Craigdarroch House where Annie Lawrie (of the famous song) lived after her marriage and the Galloway Forest and Dark Sky Observatory. If art is your pleasure, there are sculptures by Henry Moore, Rodin and Epstein nearby and many interesting local artists offer visits to their studios showing a highly eclectic range of works during Spring Fling weekend at the end of May and throughout the year. Robert Burns farmed at Ellisland, just 10 miles away and Greyfriars Church was the scene of the killing of the Red Comyn by Robert the Bruce. Penpont lies approximately two miles west of the River Nith surrounded by the gentle hills which afford superb views. This historic area welcomes the fisherman, golfer, naturalist, rambler, cyclist or country lover.

Dumfries and Galloway is hailed as 'Scotland's Best Kept Secret' and Scaurbridge House, just outside the village of Penpont, Thornhill, is exactly that. Attention to detail and the warmest of welcomes makes staying with Elizabeth Ann Hughes a delightful experience. The house is beautifully furnished and decorated and the garden is a haven of peace and calm. Sit at the table beside the little fish pond watching the interesting birds which visit. If you are very quiet, and very lucky, you may see one of the rare red squirrels which scuttle along the dry stone walls on their way to collect pine cones from the old Scots Pine in the quietest corner of the garden. Last week I watched 2 beautiful goldcrests (Britain's smallest bird) busy in my garden. The swallows have arrived and I am looking forward to seeing my other arrivals from Africa such as the pied and spotted flycatchers which will be here soon. Drumlanrig Castle is nearby, go for a lovely walk in any direction and you may come across a sculpture by the world famous artist Andy Goldsworthy who lives in the area. Wander through Thornhill's tree lined avenues and enjoy bijou shopping far removed from the homogeneity of Britain's High Streets or fish on the Nith, 2 miles away. Golf, shooting, tennis, horse riding, walking and cycling can be arranged nearby. The area attracts artists and craftspersons who will be delighted to welcome you to their studios. Back at Scaurbridge, start your day with a wonderful breakfast of fresh fruit, yoghurt, cereals, local bacon, sausages, black pudding or perhaps some smoked salmon with creamy scrambled eggs. Finish with Galloway oatcakes, local honey, fresh, hot, home made scones, and home made jams and marmalade.

Our beautiful country cottage is on the banks of the Scaur River, where you can relax, enjoy a retreat from the hustle bustle of everyday life. There are endless walks in all directions from Penpont, by going to the end of the garden you can wander into the hills without seeing a soul, enjoying peace and tranquility. .

The cottage comprises of 3 bedrooms, 2 doubles, 1 single which also houses a our infra red Sauna. There is bathroom, living room, kitchen and sunroom which overlooks the garden and river. You will also find a table and chairs in the garden.

Thornhill is 2.5 miles away and has 2 restaurants, 4 cafes, 4 pubs, a Co-op, a Spar, butchers, bakers, numerous hairdressers and beauticians, hardware store and a couple of exclusive clothes shops. Dumfries and Galloway is home to internationally acclaimed Seven Stanes, offering mountain bikers varying routes for all levels of expertise. Drumlanrig Castle, also have fantastic cycle and walking routes around the grounds which is only 4 miles away. Access to the castle is possible in July and August and gardens are open all year around making a fabulous day out. The estate hosts several events throughout the year. The Electric Fields Music Festival is held in the Castle grounds annually in August. Salmon and sea trout fishing beats are within minutes, alongside game shooting, partridge, pheasant and grouse and deer stalking. There are several points of the southern upland way which are accessible by car, the nearest point is 6.3 miles away. Andy Goldsworthy’s earlier sculptures are hidden throughout the village whilst more prominent striding arches are scattered in the hills.

Visit Scotland 4* (Excellent) rated. Comfortable, clean, spacious, self-catering accommodation; sleeps four. Traditional farm cottage conveniently situated two miles from the villages of Thornhill & Penpont and only a mile off the A702. Refurbished in 2019 to a high standard, including a new en-suite bathroom. Quiet location with spectacular views. Ideal base for those wishing to explore Dumfriesshire: either on a relaxing break in idyllic surroundings; or an active outdoor activity holiday.

Croftjane Cottage is a traditional farm cottage dating from the 1800's, but has recently been refurbished to a high standard, with ample storage for bikes/ fishing rods etc in the outside lockable drying room. It sits in an elevated position, with spectacular views down Nithsdale towards the Lake District fells. The cottage is reached by following the main drive towards the farmhouse and steading, but has its own garden and private parking. Croftjane Cottage is fully centrally heated, with double glazing, and also has a wood-burning stove. The sitting room is furnished with a sofa & easy chairs and has a 40” smart TV with FreeSat & a DVD player. The well-equipped kitchen area has new worktops, electric cooker, fridge, microwave, dishwasher etc. A breakfast/reading room at the front of the cottage has spectacular views down the valley towards the Lake District fells. There is also a washing machine, tumble dryer and freezer in the drying room. The master bedroom has a double bed and en-suite shower room; and there is a twin bedroom with built-in wardrobe. The bathroom has a bath and over-bath shower. There are outside seating areas with table & chairs and a swing seat. A Kettle BBQ is provided and stored in the drying room. The self-contained garden contains a clothes-line and pegs are provided. Mobile coverage is OK on most networks. There is free wi-fi but please be aware that, according to the service provider, Croftjane is 'remote rural' and speeds are considerably slower than in urban areas (e.g. 3.5Mb download/0.4Mb upload). You may have a better mobile data signal on your mobile phone. Parking is on the Cottage drive. More information can be found on our website - www.thornhillselfcatering.co.uk

Croftjane is a 300-acre farm on the Duke of Buccleuch’s Queensberry Estate in Dumfriesshire, SW Scotland. The Cottage has previously been home to stockmen and shepherds working at Croftjane. The Cottage sits in an elevated position on the approach to the Farmhouse and steading, with spectacular views down the Nith valley towards the Solway Firth. On a clear day, Skiddaw and the northern Lake District Fells can be seen. We are at the edge of the Galloway Dark Sky Park, with fabulous star gazing on clear nights. Occasionally, the Northern Lights are visible. There are excellent walks and cycle rides from the cottage, with bike hire available from Rik’s Bike Shed at Drumlanrig Castle & Country Park. Deer, rabbits, hare, pheasants, partridge and other wildlife can be seen in the fields around the cottage. Walking, cycling, horse riding, fishing and golf are all available nearby. The village of Thornhill is two miles away, with hotels and restaurants, shops selling groceries, a chemist, tea rooms, takeaways, boutique clothes shops, bank, a traditional ironmongers and an art gallery at Thomas Tosh. The cottage makes a good base from which to explore SW Scotland and there are plenty of activities available locally, from relaxed strolls in the countryside to adventurous activities suitable for thrill seekers.

Cosy cottage in the lovely & vibrant village of Moniaive, near Thornhill in Scotland. Many festivals and events held all throughout the year. This is our winter home which we rent out in the summer months when we are not there. We have 3 energetic boys so the cottage is also ideal for kids. There is a large green space/park right outside the back gate. Some of these photos are from when we bought it, more updated photos of bedrooms etc coming soon! We hope you love it as much as we do ❤️

One master bedroom with en-suite downstairs, two great sized bedrooms upstairs. We have a travel cot that you can use for infants plus can provide an air bed for the nook in the main living area. There is also a unique cellar that our boys use for playing the Xbox!

LOADS of festivals all throughout the year. Village shop, two pubs, loads of walks/hikes. 20 minutes from Thornhill and half an hour from Dumfries.

Vollie House is a converted coach house dating back to the late 18th Century. It has been tastefully modernised and is equipped to accommodate and cater for family celebrations, events and holidays. There are endless walks in all directions from Penpont, you can wander into the hills without seeing a soul, enjoying peace and tranquility. Alternatively, you can endulge yourself in the Hot Tub and Sauna.

Vollie House consists of 7 Bedrooms. There is 1 Family Suite comprising of a Super king Room which leads to an adjacent Double Room, Twin Room and Ensuite Shower Room. There are 3 further Double Rooms and 1 Queen Room, 2 of which are ensuite. You will also find a family bathroom upstairs. Downstairs there is flexible space with double french doors which can be opened to create one large area for socialising. The kitchen houses adequate cooking facilities to cater for large numbers. There is a rationale self cooking centre, 6 ringed gas job and large oven. There is an additional utility room and large dining area. Outside there is a gravel driveway with space for up to 7 cars. Additional parking is also available nearby. To the rear, the garden is lawned with shrubs and trees and has an open outlook over fields and hills. This is enclosed for the safety of children and pets. Within this area is a Hot Tub, Barbecue, Chiminea and seating areas for guests.

Thornhill is 2.2 miles away and has 2 restaurants, 4 cafes, 4 pubs, a Co-op, a Spar, butchers, bakers, numerous hairdressers and beauticians, hardware store and a couple of exclusive clothes shops. Dumfries and Galloway is home to internationally acclaimed Seven Stanes, offering mountain bikers varying routes for all levels of expertise. Drumlanrig Castle, also have fantastic cycle and walking routes around the grounds which is only 4 miles away. Access to the castle is possible in July and August and gardens are open all year around making a fabulous day out. The estate hosts several events throughout the year including Tough Mudder. Salmon and sea trout fishing beats are within minutes, alongside game shooting, partridge, pheasant and grouse and deer stalking. There are several points of the southern upland way which are accessible by car, the nearest point is 6.3 miles away. Andy Goldsworthy’s earlier sculptures are hidden throughout the village whilst more prominent striding arches are scattered in the hills. We can offer a whole host of activities for Hen Parties and celebrations.

The Craigdarroch has been at the heart of Moniaive’s local community for over 100 years. Moniaive was recently named one of the coolest villages in Britian by The Times. Tim, Claire and family have created a relaxed informal hotel where you can sit back by the open fire and enjoy traditional real ale, or play pool, darts or other traditional pub games. The hotel has been awarded two stars by the Scottish tourist board, a testament to the superb amenities and comfort.

Double ensuite with shower, tea coffee making facilities, flat screen tv.

Moniaive (named one of the coolest villages in Britian by The Times) is a village in the south of Scotland in Dumfries and Galloway, near Thornhill, on the A702 road and B729 road. The name is from Gaelic monadh-abh and means "Hill of Streams". It is located at the northern end of the scenic Cairn Valley, in the parish of Glencairn.

Relax in a laid back luxurious atmosphere in the heart of southern Scotland, excellent rustic cuisine using locally sourced ingredients, and for the ultimate in relaxation unwind in the exclusive use micro garden spa, indulge in a holistic organic massage, or a lovely soak in the wood fired hot tub. We are also one of the most dog friendly hotels in the UK, so your four legged friend needn't miss out! We take every effort to be eco-conscious from our energy sourcing to our food.

Room 1 is one of our superior rooms at Trigony with a King sized bed (5ft) and offers an ensuite bathroom with both a bath and shower. Trigony is a beautiful 18th Century house that was once part of the Closeburn Castle estate. It was then refurbished in the Arts and Crafts style of the 1930's much of which remains in the decor and furniture including original William Morris wallpaper. Here at Trigony, we prioritise your comfort and care with a relaxed atmosphere and friendly, local staff. We are a family run business with our owners Adam and Jan at the centre of the daily runnings of the hotel. Our beds are incredibly comfortable but if you must drag yourself away from them, we have delicious hot breakfasts made to order for you waiting downstairs in our bar and dining room served between 8am and 11am. If you have dogs (like we do!), they are also most welcome to eat alongside you in the bar and be set up for the night in your room. Treats await them on arrival. Explore the local countryside at any time of year with our own local walking guide, or visit one of the amazing local castles or gardens. Ask any member of staff for recommendations - we are incredibly happy to help and as members of the local community, we know the best hidden spots. If you'd like to indulge further, we offer treatments, therapies and use of our sauna and hot tub with gorgeous tranquil views of the adjacent Kier Hills. Our resident alchemist Richard can whip you up a delicious cocktail - have a look over our drinks menu or ask for something special.

Some amazing countryside awaits to be explored, from the cliff top paths of the Solway Coast to the rolling hills of the Southern uplands, as well as lovely picturesque villages with their own unique characters. Pony trekking is popular amongst our guests at Camplebridge Riding School, less than 100m away on the A76! We recommend a trip into neighbouring Thornhill for lunch at Thomas Tosh or a wander around the small but beautiful modern art gallery at Cample Line. We are also situated not too far from Drumlanrig Castle which is worth visiting for its impressive history, art collection and picturesque estate lands - mountain bike enthusiasts this is one for you.

Appletree Cottage offers an entire open plan contemporary living space and outdoor patio area for 4 guests in the heart of the beautiful and vibrant village of Thornhill, Dumfriesshire, Scotland. Ideally located within a minutes walk of country pubs, cafes, gift shops and clothes boutiques. Perfectly situated only 10 minutes walk from stunning river and woodland walks and 5 minute drive to historical Drumlanrig Castle to enjoy walking, fishing, cycling/ mountain biking and bird watching.

This is a perfect space to get away from it all and enjoy a warm and comfortable yet light and open living space. An ideal base to explore the stunningly beautiful surrounding area.

Thornhill offers everything you could ask and more of a small village - bakers, butchers, chocolatiers, local organic grocers, 2 clothes boutiques, gift shops, cafes, cosy country pubs often hosting live music. All set within the stunning backdrop of the Queensberry Hills. Only a short drive from Drumlanrig Castle you can enjoy learning about the History of the Estate and marvel at the beautiful landscape. The Drumlanrig Estate is also well known for mountain biking tracks - you will be able to hire bikes from Rik's Bike Shed and receive an excellent service there also.

Now is the time to book your New Year, romantic retreat in this stunning part of Scotland. A beautiful converted byre, stunning scenery, Scotland’s best kept secret in Dumfrieshire. Nestled on The Queensbury Estate, 90,000 acres of magnificent scenery, on The Southern Uplands, 12 miles from Thornhill. Dumfries & Galloway. Modern, stylish and very cosy. The perfect location for that special occasion , the perfect location to de-tox from busy lives, the perfect location to just “be” for a while

Very “Remote” - Boutique Byre Conversion The Ultimate Place to chill and relax. Meals can be catered for and served in your cottage. Please just ask for more details. All food is fresh and home cooked. Take your hat off for a while, chill , and take in the glorious scenery. Near Thornhill, Dumfriesshire in the south-west of Scotland. Following a wee ribbon road, which meanders ahead of you, into the hills along the Scaur Water and Scaur Glen. Nestled next to a stream, with the farm house as its only neighbour. Waking in the morning to the song of the birds, the bleating of the sheep and the splash of the water. Once a byre. Now converted, the interior is relaxing and as its exterior is traditional - Open plan living area, with its black units in the kitchen and log burning stove. Seating area and cosy dining area. A shower room , (a piggery in days gone by) A spiral staircase from the living area accesses the cosy bedroom, with its free standing bath. A double bed and additional single bed (+mattress) Our truly unique setting allows 360 uninterrupted views, walks etc of THE SOUTHERN UPLANDS. Scotland’s BEST kept secret . Welcome to our little piece of heaven !!!!! If you require something that is not listed, just ask, we will help as much as we can. There are no street lights here to detract you from star gazing the clear skies at night! Just the sound of gentle running water, to captivate and enhance the tranquility with the chitter chatter of the House Martins, in season. Cattle and sheep roam the hills. Birds of prey, house martins, oyster catchers, herons, buzzards etc can be seen and the occasional deer. Perfect for writers, walkers, romantic couples, families or for those who need to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life!!! The log burning stove will keep you cosy after a day of exploring the vast hills and surrounding countryside. The only decision you will have to make is which direction to walk in! You can relax in the free standing bath, with a glass of wine, with only the sound of the running “Byrne”to be heard. Dogs and cats are welcome (2)well behaved. Please note pets are not allowed on the furniture or upstairs.! There is a fee £10.00 per pet. Out of courtesy, please let us know in advance if you are bringing pets. *we have free roaming animals, so dogs MUST be kept in a lead* We have a barn for drying boots etc, bike storage. Our free range hens and ducks provide Fresh Eggs, which can be purchased from farm house next door. *Logs can be purchased from the farm house* 🖤Please note: we also cater for special occasions, such as birthdays, Valentine’s Day, anniversaries, just married or romantic getaways. Whatever your requirements are, just ask and we will do our best to accommodate you 🖤 The log burning stove gets hot to touch, so care must be taken with children please. We go out of our way to provide guests with internet provided by satellite. If for some reason the internet fails or looses the network, we can’t be held liable. Water supply is from a spring and is filtered. Our drainage system for the utilities is to a private septic tank. Please ONLY put toilet paper down the toilet. No face wipes etc. Pub: 12 miles Thornhill Shops:12 miles nearest town! Restaurant: 12 miles Train Station: 13 miles Airport: 43 miles Supermarket: 12 miles Sandy Beach: 40 miles Swimming Pool/Leisure Centre: 13 miles Cycle Hire: 12 miles MTB Trails: 12 miles Riding Stables: 16 miles Golf Course: 14 miles RSPB Reserve: 43 miles National Park: 80 miles Bus Links: 12 miles Water Sport Centres: 13 miles Drumlanrig Castle 12 miles https://www.drumlanrigcastle.co.uk/ .....fishing

The beautiful Southern Uplands. “REMOTE and WILD” perfect location to unwind ! Peace & nature Nearest town - Thornhill 12miles where there are lovely shops, a few cafes and a couple of nice restaurants and an Inn. Drumlanrig Castle close by Perfect for : Dumfries and Galloway, Arts Festival, Moniaive Folk festival etc Robbie Burns Country The scenic Solway coast “The Scottish Riviera” Galloway forest Loch Ken / sailing etc Dumfries House Star gazing

If you like - wild swimming, open fires, castles, hill-walking from the door, barbecues, garden next to a river, dark skies and astounding stars, Robert Burns, the sound of running water, biking, wood fired range and terrific kitchen, down -duvets, giant bathtubs, books and more books, maps, views, red squirrels, a ducal palace, otters, deep sofas. no TV, (but a DVD screen for films by the fire) all from a 1745 centrally heated stone house - then you will like this house very much.

The Shinnel river runs around the garden. The house has two lovely sitting rooms, comfortable sofas, stone flagged hall, thick curtains, a library of books, 2 open fires (dry firewood provided) and a wood burning Esse range in a traditional kitchen - that is also equipped with convection oven, microwave, induction hob etc. and fine cookware. The house has full central heating, with good quality bedding and feather and down duvets. There is a barbecue, outdoor furniture, swimming in the river and lots to do in the area. The three large double bedrooms and a Scottish 'box bed' & all the rooms have views to the hills and over the river.

Bike to Drumlanrig Castle estate, Thornhill and Moniaive - both with shops and pubs and restaurants; closest railway stations at Sanquhar and Dumfries. This is a very pretty and traditional part of Scotland, with hills all around to walk in and explore. There are many local activities to enjoy, including art, music and book festivals, and important historic houses, castles and monuments. The Buccleuch & Queensberry hotel has an excellent restaurant, and in the house log book you will find many more recommendations. The local grocery shops in Thornhil are open every day and you can therefore stock up on supplies on arrival. Tesco will deliver into the glen.

Nestling in the hamlet of Kirkpatrick, 10 miles North of Dumfries just off the A76. It is comfortably furnished with a wood burning stove in the sittingroom and a rustic hand built bar in the corner. With lovely views out over the lowther hills.

This is a lovely country cottage, with full central heating and a wood burning stove in the sittingroom. It has a rustic hand built bar full of books, games, jigsaws and a wine glass or two. French windows open out onto a large patio with beautiful landscaped garden. There is a large kitchen diner with views out over the lowther hills. A smaller patio area to the rear is a right little suntrap. There are two very spacious bedrooms, one double and one family, and a modern bathroom with large walk in shower. Within 10 minutes of the cottage you can golf, horseride, fish, swim, bike, walk or shop, yet it is most definitely a country cottage.

Oakbank Farm Cottage is a 19th century stone built cottage, recently refurbished to bring it into the 21st century. One of five cottages forming the hamlet of kirkpatrick. With beautiful country walks on your doorstep, but just 10 miles from the thriving market town of Dumfries. Drumlanrig Castle only 4 miles away, boasts amazing gardens, country walks, mountain biking and the chance to walk through a 17th century castle with all its amazing painting, tapestrys and history. Loch ettrick is just a 5 minute drive away, with its quaint little boathouse its a must. We have red squirrels, kites, deer, otters and much more.

After being introduced to Glebe Cottage back in 2013 we knew we just had to buy it. We had always aspired to run our own business since we moved to Moniaive in 2007. We saw this as our chance and pounced, the paperwork was signed and the journey began. The vision was to create a one bedroom retreat exclusively for couples. The worn out stable in the grounds would be the project. After 12 months, many set backs and struggles Wee Glebe was born. We invite you to come and stay and enjoy.

Wee Glebe offers its own private walled garden overlooking the Glencairn valley. Outstanding panoramic veiws from the hot tub not to be missed.

Glebe Cottage sits just off the A713 in a secluded elevated position in the hamlet of Kirkland 2 miles from the village of Moniaive. The A713 was the route Rabbie Burns would of taken when he travelled from Ayr to Dumfries. The views from the hot tub are stunning by day or night and is surrounded by wildlife and natural beauty.

Newton Farmhouse is a recently renovated property in the heart of the small village of Gatelawbridge, near Thornhill. This spacious property benefits from stunning views, nearby countryside walks, close by family-friendly activities, access to local amenities and restaurants. My place is good for families (with kids), big groups, and furry friends (pets). Private parking and patio/garden.

The Garden Studio has one bedroom with a double bed, a fully fitted kitchen with electric oven and hob, fridge, microwave oven and washer/dryer. The sitting room has a TV, radio, and free wifi. The bathroom has a walk-in shower.

The apartment has its own separate front door plus plenty of room for parking (for free) and is on the second floor of an early Victorian mansion. It sits in a beautiful three acre garden which guests are welcome to explore. The property is surrounded by fields and hills and is only 2 miles from Moniaive which has shops, restaurants and a petrol station.

The Garden Studio is under two miles from the village of Moniaive, which has a general store, a Post Office, an Italian restaurant, a cafe and two pubs (one of which serves food).

Liftingstane Dairy Cottage is a superbly comfortable dog-friendly, 2 bedroom holiday cottage that sleeps 4 in the beautiful Nith Valley, Dumfriesshire, 3 miles south of Thornhill. It is a single storey Cottage with a private garden, secure locked storage, (for golf clubs and bikes etc) with off street parking. A fully equipped kitchen with under floor heating and log burning stove will make for a very comfortable break. A cot and high chair are available. Minimum stay is 3 nights

Liftingstane Cottages consists of two semi-detached cottages - Liftingstane Cottage and Liftingstane Dairy Cottage. The two holiday cottages were created by converting the old farm buildings. Liftingstane Cottage is exclusively let through Scottish Cottages. This is for booking Dairy Cottage only. Dairy Cottage is a single storey building with an enclosed grassed garden with a patio and patio furniture. It will sleep upto 4 in two bedrooms. A Kingsized bedroom with an ensuite and a Twin room. We welcome two well behaved dogs but please do not allow them in the bedrooms or leave them alone and most importantly, remember to pick-up-after-them. The property's hot water and underfloor heating is provided by a Bio-mass Boiler. There is a secure locked room for Bikes, Golf Clubs and whatever else you'd like securely stored while on holiday. There is off street parking.

Rural location on a single track road. 3 miles from Thornhill which will provide most things required for your holiday - shops, bakers, butchers, cafe, chemist. Doctor surgery, dentist and vet surgery

Imagine waking up to breath-taking views of the Scottish landscape ready for a day of exploring the surrounding glens before returning in the evenings to get cosy around the wood burning stove or watch the sun set from the terrace with a glass of wine in hand. Corriedow is set in a secluded rural spot in the sweeping hills of Dumfries and Galloway. The 360° views over three glens, The Shinnel, Scaur and Dalwhat and the dramatic Tynron Doon (an Iron Age hill fort) make it a magical holiday destination. The cottage was once used as shepherd’s accommodation but after a recent renovation has been transformed into a contemporary yet cosy holiday home. The spacious open plan layout of Corriedow means it is perfectly suited for families or small groups of friends. The cottage is situated in the Nithsdale area of Dumfries & Galloway where the star attraction is its picturesque countryside with numerous walks to be taken across the rolling hills of the Southern Uplands or by the river in the Nith Valley. The small village of Tynron is only 3 miles away from Corriedow, while a greater number of local amenities can be found at the nearby village of Moniaive (approximately 4 miles distance) and the small town of Thornhill (approximately 8 miles distance). Moniaive has two hotels, grocers/post office, café/bistro and an amazing Italian restaurant. Thornhill includes two hotels, a bakery, two supermarkets, butcher’s shop, coffee shops, a florist and independent boutiques. This holiday at a glance Sleeps six guests. Two double bedrooms and one twin bedroom with double beds. Family shower room and one en-suite shower room. Stunning 360° views of the surrounding countryside. Patio terrace. On-site parking. WiFi. Children and babies welcome. Sorry, no pets. Minimum 3 nights from Friday or 4 from Monday. Additional Features Wood burning stove. Biomass boiler. Underfloor heating in the kitchen. Electric oven with separate hob, fridge, freezer, multifunction microwave. Dishwasher and washing machine. Smart television with Freeview and Netflix. Garden furniture and barbecue. Highchair and travel cot available on request. Attractions and nearby amenities Visit Moniaive or Thornhill for a selection of shops, cafés, restaurants and supermarkets. Within easy reach are many fascinating places to visit including Andy Goldsworthy’s famous sculptures, the Striding Arches, and the traditional Scottish villages of Durisdeer, Wanlockhead and Leadhills. Drumlanrig Castle & Gardens is a wonderful visitor attraction with castle tours, mountain biking, walking and hiking routes, adventure playground and coffee shop. Crawick Multiverse is a major land restoration and art project. Designed by renowned landscape artist Charles Jencks, Crawick Multiverse is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Dumfries. The Southern Upland Way is a coast-to-coast walk covering 212 miles of stunning countryside. The 7stanes mountain biking trails in the Forest of Ae has a wide range of routes to suit beginners, families and experts and can be reached in under an hour’s drive.

This beautiful rustic single storey traditional 19th century cottage, built from local pink sandstone, was bought by my father in 1986. I've been going there since I was 7 years old. It's in an isolated tranquil location with beautiful views of the Lowther Hills, and a ruined castle and loch a 10 minute walk away. Great area for walking, cycling, fishing, bird watching etc. Open fire, traditional free-standing bath, and one bedroom has ensuite toilet and shower.. Everyone is welcome!

The cottage sleeps 6, in 3 double bedrooms. One of the bedrooms has an ensuite shower and toilet. Please note that this bedroom can only be accessed through one of the other bedrooms. Please see photos for a floorplan. The main bedroom has a superkingsize bed.

Absolutely spectacularly beautiful area. You can walk into the hills and forests straight from the cottage, and to a ruined castle and loch. Lovey beaches are within a 40 minute drive. You can also drive in the other direction further into the hills, and go gold panning in the river. Drumlanrig Castle is a short drive (or a walk) away.

This converted coach house dates back to the late 18th Century. It has been tastefully modernised and is equipped to accommodate up to 8 people. There are endless walks in all directions from Penpont, you can wander into the hills without seeing a soul, enjoying peace and tranquility. Alternatively, you can endulge yourself in the Hot Tub (for an extra charge) and Sauna.

Downstairs There is a large kitchen/diner downstairs, the 3 large living room/dining rooms are separated by folding French doors but can be opened out to one large communal area. There is a large wet room with a minimal step shower, toilet and wash hand basin downstairs. The driveway accommodates up to 6/7 cars. To the rear of the property there is an enclosed garden which is safe for children and dogs. There is a hot tub which is available at an additional fee of £100 per stay. Upstairs This property has 4 bedrooms upstairs 2 with en-suites. There is also a communal bathroom/shower room with toilet and wash hand basin.

Thornhill is 2.2 miles away and has 2 restaurants, 4 cafes, 4 pubs, a Co-op, a Spar, butchers, bakers, numerous hairdressers and beauticians, hardware store and a couple of exclusive clothes shops. Dumfries and Galloway is home to internationally acclaimed Seven Stanes, offering mountain bikers varying routes for all levels of expertise. Drumlanrig Castle, also have fantastic cycle and walking routes around the grounds which is only 4 miles away. Access to the castle is possible in July and August and gardens are open all year around making a fabulous day out. The estate hosts several events throughout the year including Tough Mudder. Salmon and sea trout fishing beats are within minutes, alongside game shooting, partridge, pheasant and grouse and deer stalking. There are several points of the southern upland way which are accessible by car, the nearest point is 6.3 miles away. Andy Goldsworthy’s earlier sculptures are hidden throughout the village whilst more prominent striding arches are scattered in the hills.

Our lovely sunny spare room is serene and south facing. It has a very comfy double bed, an easy chair, plenty of drawers and hanging space for clothes, bookshelves and a writing desk and chair. The windows look out onto gardens and surrounding countryside.

Your room is an ideal place for relaxing and quiet contemplation as it is a very peaceful and serene space. Your room is centrally heated and also has an electric fire. The cottage is in a particularly quiet and idyllic spot, with many lovely walks available from the front door. A kettle and everything you need for a light breakfast is left in your room so you can make your own hot drinks and you can have breakfast whenever you like. There is a shared bathroom with shower. Your room has a hairdryer, TV/ DVD player and free wifi.

The cottage is in a lovely part of South West Scotland in the foothills of the southern uplands, with lots of opportunities for walking and cycling in the quiet lanes around the area. Tynron is a pretty conservation village set in beautiful rolling countryside near the buzzing villages of Moniaive and Thornhill. Moniaive is 1.5 miles away and makes a superb destination for a walk over Dunreggan brae with stunning views. It has 2 hotels, a cafe, a shop and garage . Thornhill is 5 miles away and has more shops, restaurants, pubs and cafes, a library and a golf course. There is a public swimming pool with steam room and sauna in Sanquhar, 12 miles north. There are lots of interesting historical sites nearby, as well as wildlife facilities and countryside pursuits. Dumfries town, famed for being the home and final resting place of Robert Burns, is 20 miles south. It is the nearest large town and has supermarkets and all the facilities you would expect of a large town.

Welcome to Old Bank House, a much loved family home dating back to 1790. Full of character, history and quirks, it is shabby chic and cosy. Situated in the centre of Moniaive, next door to the Craigdarroch Arms Hotel, a stone's throw from the village shop and Picolla Italia. You have a prime location for a fabulous stay whether you're visiting Moniaive for a music festival or for a fabulous location from which to explore the rest of Dumfries and Galloway and the National Forest Park.

Old Bank House has a lot of history, the area open to guests was the bank manager's home, the old bank is the wing attached to it. It is a grade B listed building with many period features. It is a spacious fabulous family home from home - and is NON SMOKING. The spacious elegant lounge has comfortable sofas to relax on with a large TV (free view only) for your to watch and a log burning stove which when lit makes the room incredibly cosy and comfortable. The fully equipped kitchen has an electric oven / hob and Aga, though the Aga is currently not working. There is also a microwave, dishwasher, kettle, toaster, plenty of cutlery, cooking utensils, crockery, mugs, glass tumblers and wine glasses - so if you choose to cook a meal you should have everything you need. The large dining table is large enough for family or group meals. The 3 bedrooms have comfy beds for a good night's rest and 2 bathrooms and 2 separate loos mean there shouldn't be too much of a queue to use the facilities. One bathroom has a shower over the bath (it is no power shower - but enough to rinse yourself with). There is a box room which contains a travel cot, iron and ironing board. Bed linen and towels are provided for each guest. The house has central heating and a log burning stove in the living room to keep you lovely and cosy. The back garden is walled, so dog friendly and has enough lawn to kick a ball about. There are lovely mature trees, shrubs and some fruit bushes which give it character. It is a Secret Garden in the middle of a village. Front garden is not yet dog proof. You can park 4 cars on the double drive. The crazy paving on the drive is CRAZY! The stones wobble like something out of the Krypton factor. They need re-set and this is on our to -do list - so please be careful. Old Bank House is in need of some additional work, both inside and out and we have a number of projects in place to improve this fabulous house. Our aim is that it offers a comfortable place to rest and will be a stylish boutique residence. Old Bank House is owned by Liz Cole, founder of The Moniave Chocolatiers in Thornhill and hosted on her behalf by Katy Caie. Katy has previously hosted her own home Grennan Cottage as AirBnB.

Craigdarroch Arms Hotel - is next door, and has regular live bands playing and hosts music festivals. Picola Italia Moniaive - one of the best places to eat in Dumfries and Galloway, and you can walk to it. Though you will have to book to get a table. Moniaive Festival Village - also a conservation village. - Folk Festival 10-12 May 2019 - Gala - July - Beer Festival - Sep - Moniaive Michelmass Bluegrass Festival Striding Arches - Stone scultptures near Moniaive Drumlanrig Castle, DG34AQ - Thornhill Thornhill - 8.4 miles - with many cafes, shops, restaurants and of course The Moniaive Chocolatiers - owned by Liz Cole, owner of Old Bank House. Dumfries - 18.3 miles - for connections to Robert Burns / Peter Pan St John's Town of Dalry - 13.1 miles for Clachan Pup which has excellent food and the Sounthern Upland Way Castle Douglas - 26.8 miles Food Town Mounting Biking in various forests Dark Skies Forest Park and Observatory - 26.4miles

Room 7 is one of our classic rooms at Trigony with a king size bed and an ensuite fit with shower and bath. The view from room 7 looks to the West over the Kier Hills.

Trigony is a beautiful 18th Century house that was once part of the Closeburn Castle estate. It was then refurbished in the Arts and Crafts style of the 1930's much of which remains in the decor and furniture including original William Morris wallpaper. Here at Trigony, we prioritise your comfort and care with a relaxed atmosphere and friendly, local staff. We are a family run business with our owners Adam and Jan at the centre of the daily runnings of the hotel. Our beds are incredibly comfortable but if you must drag yourself away from them, we have delicious hot breakfasts made to order for you waiting downstairs in our bar and dining room served between 8am and 11am. If you have dogs (like we do!), they are also most welcome to eat alongside you in the bar and be set up for the night in your room. Treats await them on arrival. Explore the local countryside at any time of year with our own local walking guide, or visit one of the amazing local castles or gardens. Ask any member of staff for recommendations - we are incredibly happy to help and as members of the local community, we know the best hidden spots. If you'd like to indulge further, we offer treatments, therapies and use of our sauna and hot tub with gorgeous tranquil views of the adjacent Kier Hills. Our resident alchemist Richard can whip you up a delicious cocktail - have a look over our drinks menu or ask for something special.

Some amazing countryside awaits to be explored, from the cliff top paths of the Solway Coast to the rolling hills of the Southern uplands, as well as lovely picturesque villages with their own unique characters. Pony trekking is popular amongst our guests at Camplebridge Riding School, less than 100m away on the A76! We recommend a trip into neighbouring Thornhill for lunch at Thomas Tosh or a wander around the small but beautiful modern art gallery at Cample Line. We are also situated not too far from Drumlanrig Castle which is worth visiting for its impressive history, art collection and picturesque estate lands - mountain bike enthusiasts this is one for you.

Room 6 is one of our superior rooms at Trigony with a super king sleigh bed and ensuite with shower and bath. Possibility of a third guest staying with camp bed. This room overlooks our garden.

Trigony is a beautiful 18th Century house that was once part of the Closeburn Castle estate. It was then refurbished in the Arts and Crafts style of the 1930's much of which remains in the decor and furniture including original William Morris wallpaper. Here at Trigony, we prioritise your comfort and care with a relaxed atmosphere and friendly, local staff. We are a family run business with our owners Adam and Jan at the centre of the daily runnings of the hotel. Our beds are incredibly comfortable but if you must drag yourself away from them, we have delicious hot breakfasts made to order for you waiting downstairs in our bar and dining room served between 8am and 11am. If you have dogs (like we do!), they are also most welcome to eat alongside you in the bar and be set up for the night in your room. Treats await them on arrival. Explore the local countryside at any time of year with our own local walking guide, or visit one of the amazing local castles or gardens. Ask any member of staff for recommendations - we are incredibly happy to help and as members of the local community, we know the best hidden spots. If you'd like to indulge further, we offer treatments, therapies and use of our sauna and hot tub with gorgeous tranquil views of the adjacent Kier Hills. Our resident alchemist Richard can whip you up a delicious cocktail - have a look over our drinks menu or ask for something special.

Some amazing countryside awaits to be explored, from the cliff top paths of the Solway Coast to the rolling hills of the Southern uplands, as well as lovely picturesque villages with their own unique characters. Pony trekking is popular amongst our guests at Camplebridge Riding School, less than 100m away on the A76! We recommend a trip into neighbouring Thornhill for lunch at Thomas Tosh or a wander around the small but beautiful modern art gallery at Cample Line. We are also situated not too far from Drumlanrig Castle which is worth visiting for its impressive history, art collection and picturesque estate lands - mountain bike enthusiasts this is one for you.

LONG TERM GUESTS WELCOME - 50% DISCOUNTS & SPECIAL OFFERS !! Cosy charming Smithy Cottage is between Moniaive village and the "Queen of the South" Dumfries town, in the lovely Cairn Valley, South West Scotland . Up a quiet lane in a bright sheltered spot with open views across the valley, it is tranquillity itself . It has a new conservatory, and a beautiful private and sunny back garden with decked and covered areas. Guests love the starry nights, country walks, LPs, books, games & films.

Smithy Cottage is a typical slate-roofed semi-detached lowland cottage which has been recently renovated to provide an open plan communal space and new conservatory and decked area, giving a charming mix of old and new. The house sleeps 4 adults comfortably in the main bedrooms, though can accommodate 2 extra guests on the living room sofa bed (with a small extra charge per additional guest over 4). There are 2 bedrooms. Bedroom 1 has a double link bed which can be made into 2 singles, and an additional futon can be added. Bedroom 2 has one small double bed. There is a pull out 3/4 size sofa bed in the living area. There is an open plan living/dining/kitchen space. The living area has a 3 seater sofa bed, 2 easy chairs, a turntable/CD/radio and a TV/DVD player. The corner dining area can seat up to 8 people round an extendable table. We have a feature Rayburn in the kitchen, which can be used on request. Please ask for instructions if you wish to use the Rayburn. There is an electric cooker with hob, grill and oven, and a separate microwave. There is also a fridge freezer and dishwasher. Through the back is a separate laundry area with a washing machine and tumble dryer and a hot cupboard for airing clothes. There is a new conservatory at the front of the cottage which is a bright sunny space. After guest feedback, we have put memory foam toppers on the sofa bed and futon. We also provide storage for the sofa bedding during the day. The well proportioned bathroom has been recently renovated and has a bath and shower. There is hot water in the morning and evening and you can boost the hot water in advance at other times for the bath. The shower heats water on demand. The cottage has an open southerly aspect with a flat grassed area to the side, which can be used for camping, and a generously sized sloping sunny private garden at the back. French windows open onto a decked area from the living room, giving two areas for sitting and eating outside. There is also an all weather igloo!

Smithy Cottage is in a lovely rural spot, surrounded by woodland and fields, with pretty local walks to be had in the peace and quiet. Further afield there are artist workshops to visit, castles to explore as well as long hill walks. This is a wonderful place to relax, and on clear nights you can track the Milky Way and try and name the constellations! A quiet little retreat, with plenty to do on the doorstep.

The cottage is located in the heart of Moniaive, a thriving village about 13 miles north of Dumfries. Surrounded by hills and in close proximity to many walking and mountain bike trails, Spring Cottage is the ideal location for families and friends.

The cottage is pet and child friendly offering the home comforts of a log fire in the living room for cozy nights in and a fully equipt kitchen, with a private garden overlooking Dunreggan Brae. The cottage includes two double bedrooms and a third bedroom with bunkbeds.

Moniaive is a village for all. A perfect base for walkers and cyclists, Moniaive has culture at its heartbeat. Hosting a multitude of events throughout the year there is always something going on in and around the area. The annual Bluegrass festival is a favourite. It has been said by previous guests that they felt as if they were home when visiting the village. A visit to the local kid and dog friendly pub at the bottom of the road will soon have you wishing you had booked for longer.

Room 9 is one of our classic rooms with a super king size sleigh bed and space for an additional camping bed, views of the Keir Hills and an ensuite with a bath and shower.

Trigony is a beautiful 18th Century house that was once part of the Closeburn Castle estate. It was then refurbished in the Arts and Crafts style of the 1930's much of which remains in the decor and furniture including original William Morris wallpaper. Here at Trigony, we prioritise your comfort and care with a relaxed atmosphere and friendly, local staff. We are a family run business with our owners Adam and Jan at the centre of the daily runnings of the hotel. Our beds are incredibly comfortable but if you must drag yourself away from them, we have delicious hot breakfasts made to order for you waiting downstairs in our bar and dining room served between 8am and 11am. If you have dogs (like we do!), they are also most welcome to eat alongside you in the bar and be set up for the night in your room. Treats await them on arrival. Explore the local countryside at any time of year with our own local walking guide, or visit one of the amazing local castles or gardens. Ask any member of staff for recommendations - we are incredibly happy to help and as members of the local community, we know the best hidden spots. If you'd like to indulge further, we offer treatments, therapies and use of our sauna and hot tub with gorgeous tranquil views of the adjacent Kier Hills. Our resident alchemist Richard can whip you up a delicious cocktail - have a look over our drinks menu or ask for something special.

Some amazing countryside awaits to be explored, from the cliff top paths of the Solway Coast to the rolling hills of the Southern uplands, as well as lovely picturesque villages with their own unique characters. Pony trekking is popular amongst our guests at Camplebridge Riding School, less than 100m away on the A76! We recommend a trip into neighbouring Thornhill for lunch at Thomas Tosh or a wander around the small but beautiful modern art gallery at Cample Line. We are also situated not too far from Drumlanrig Castle which is worth visiting for its impressive history, art collection and picturesque estate lands - mountain bike enthusiasts this is one for you.