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Dumfries & Galloway Dumfries & Galloway 167 Kippford, nr Dalbeattie Lochanview Luxury Log Cabin Dalbeattie Galloway Country Cottages ■ Hot tub, large decked veranda & garden with ■ Prices are fully inclusive of linen, gas & swings electricity ■ Barbecue & outdoor furniture ■ Dogs accepted in some properties ■ Well-behaved dogs welcome – must be house ■ Cots, high chairs & stair gates at no extra trained, have their own beds & be kept off soft charge furnishings ■ Bar, restaurant & children’s play area on site ■ Strictly NO SMOKING in log cabin or on decking ■ “Two’s Company” discounts ■ Scottish Tourist Board 4-star, member of ASSC ■ ■ Tourist Board guide “See and Do” sent in Walkers welcome advance of your stay Prices from £450-£750 per week ■ Book by 31st January and get 2007 tariff Low £65/night, Mid £80/night, min 2 nights Relax in one of our comfortable, centrally heated, fully equipped three Gift vouchers available bedroom Scandinavian log chalets, set in a landscaped site just 400 A luxury log cabin which provides all-year-round self-catering holiday accommodation in a yards from the lovely beach of Sandyhills Bay. All our properties at Barend Now popular area on the outskirts of the yachting village of Kippford. It is one of 9 similar holiday Holiday Village have wonderful views from their spacious decks over the log cabins with a lovely lochan in the centre and gardens that attract red squirrels and available surrounding wooded hillsides and our own loch, or out over the Solway to badgers. Dalbeattie and Mabie forest and 7 Stanes cycle route nearby. The area offers the Lake District. diverse attractions, from NT sites to golf, sailing, fishing, and forest and coastal walks. There’s so much to do – for adults, children and families. Mountain The centrally heated log cabin is furnished to a high standard and has a fully equipped biking (we are in the midst of the 7 Stanes), sailing, water ski-ing, golf, Min £270 fishing and horse riding. Yet there is so much space and quiet in this Short breaks open-plan kitchen/dining area and lounge with Sky TV (movies and sport), DVD and forgotten corner to relax and unwind. Historic castles, beautiful gardens, Low £370 available sofabed, 1 en suite bedroom with large spa bath, 2 twin bedrooms (1 with from 3 nights lots of wildlife and peaceful walking. Mid £540 subject to TV/DVD/PlayStation), shower room, and utility room with washer/drier. Travel cot and high Galloway Country Cottages are members of the Scottish Tourist Board; High £550 availability chair available on request, towels, bed linen, heating and electric included. all our homes are inspected and graded annually. Contact Judy Ewart Tel 01387 710126 Contact Caroline or David Lawrie Tel 01557 820250 E-mail info@lochanview.co.uk Website www.lochanview.co.uk E-mail relax@gallowaycountrycottages.co.uk Website www.gallowaycountrycottages.co.uk sleeps up to ★★★★ sleeps ★★★ 11175 6 2 - 8 11911 Crossmichael, near Castle Douglas Laurieston, nr Castle Douglas Rose Haugh Terraced cottage From £290pw (2 people) up to £420pw (5 or more) Priced by number of people Prices from Short breaks charged by the night at any £175 1st week time of year This well cared-for, warm and comfortable stone-built house in ■ 6 miles off the A75 trunk route £135 2nd week a small Galloway village is the ideal home from which to explore from Carlisle to Stranraer the forests, hills, lochs and coastline of southwest Scotland. ■ Historic Kirkcudbright, Castle This flat is the ground floor of a terraced cottage on the main street in the village of On the first floor are three bedrooms (1 double/family room with bunks in one corner; 2 twins) and a recently renovated Douglas, New Galloway & Crossmichael, on the edge of Loch Ken (freshwater). It is close to the Loch Ken marina and bathroom with bath, shower and toilet. Downstairs, the large Gatehouse of Fleet all within 9 an ideal centre for touring bonnie Galloway. The accommodation has central heating, double hallway has a door leading onto a beautiful secluded garden, miles glazing and TV. There is also a second property in the same village with 2 bedrooms (1 double, with a patio area adjacent to the house. The large kitchen with ■ Excellent walking, from forest 1 single), a family room, garden and off-road parking. Please phone for further information. dining area is equipped for 8 people, with electric cooker, rambles to hillwalking in the There are great opportunities for fishing, bird watching and walking in the area and the two microwave, fridge, freezer and washing machine. The sitting Galloway hills mile sandy beach at Southerness is an easy drive away. Castle Douglas 4 miles, Kirkcudbright room has an open fire, TV and video, and there is a small ■ Abundant wildlife everywhere – 10 miles. cloakroom with toilet. Parking for 3 cars. Electricity for heating etc included in price. Linen and towels included, but price also fishing, riding, golf, Please bring your own bed linen and call with reference to pets. reduced if you wish to bring your own. cycling, sailing & canoeing Contact Mrs J Cowan Tel 01556 670239 E-mail deesidexm@aol.com Contact Miss Ann Paterson Tel 01224 595561 E-mail a.c.paterson@abdn.ac.uk sleeps ★★ sleeps 11412 11398 4 6 + bunks & cot Buittle, Castle Douglas The Old Sunday School Newton Stewart Tighe na Rosan ■ Bed linen & towels provided ■ More than 25 gardens within 30- ■ Personally run by the owners mile radius ★★★★ ■ ■ Welcome tray on your arrival Several golf course nearby ■ Wonderful bird watching country Built in 1793, this detached property set adjacent to the ■ Lots of walks direct from the owners’ home has been tastefully converted and cottage featured on the Home Show. Its ground floor formerly ■ Horse riding in The Galloway Park housed cattle and the upper was the village Sunday ■ Safe, sandy beaches 30-min drive school. It is finished to a high standard with 2 bedrooms (1 double en suite, 1 twin). Large kitchen/diner, TV, DVD, video and wood burner. Linen and towels all inclusive. Low £220 per week This area of the Solway has beautiful beaches, Mid £260 per week especially Sandyhills. The area is renowned for coastal, hill and woodland walks, whilst horse riding, golf, fishing High £350 per week and bird watching are nearby, with watersports at Loch Ken. The Seven Stanes and National Cycle Network pass This recently renovated cottage offers comfortable accommodation nearby for cyclists. Castle Douglas is a nearby traditional in beautiful Dumfries and Galloway and is ideal as a base for touring market town specialising in local produce, crafts, cafes the region. It’s set in an attractive garden which runs down to Penkiln and restaurants. Pub 3 miles. Burn, where you’ll find many birds and even rare red squirrels. The living room has a gas fire, TV/video, music centre and an Prices from £250 - £680 per week extensive collection of books for cosy nights in. There’s also a Short breaks charged by the night at separate dining room, downstairs bathroom, well-equipped kitchen, any time of the year utility room with washing machine and drier, and 2 bedrooms with walk-in wardrobes (1 double en suite, 1 twin). Contact Sam Hancock Tel 01556 610811 Contact Reg Kingston Tel/fax 01257 474319 E-mail jamie@jamietat4.demon.co.uk Website www.oldsundayschool.com E-mail reginald.kingston@btinternet.com Website www.tighenarosan.com sleeps ★★★★ sleeps 4 11213 5 11543 168 Dumfries & Galloway/Borders Garlieston Gilhooly Wattle Whithorn Ketview ■ Great walks along the coast ■ Light, spacious accommodation in from the door Georgian town house ■ Easy reach of Kirroughtree Forest walks & cycle tracks ■ In the heart of historic Whithorn, ■ Golf at Wigtown, Monreith & the cradle of Christianity Newton Stewart ■ Ideal for walking, cycling, fishing, ■ Near Wigtown - the Scottish “Book Town” bird-watching, gardens ■ Fishing on the Bladoch & ■ Spectacular night skies for star Cree Rivers gazing – no light pollution! ■ Heating by electricity included ■ Dogs welcome Prices from £180 per week £300 per week Centrally situated above a gift shop, Ketview is the perfect base all year round for those who want to holiday in this quiet, unspoilt area of Scotland. The accommodation comprises a large bedroom with This charming cottage is situated about 200 yards from the sea, in a quiet road in the fishing double bed and real fire (fuel provided), bathroom with shower village of Garlieston, south of Wigtown in the Machars region of Dumfries and Galloway. A short and a kitchen/living room with all mod cons, including walk from the door takes you to the seafront and the beauty of Garlieston Bay. washer/drier and bed settee. A sunny deck area with views over The accommodation comprises sitting room with TV and video, dining room with TV, well the owner’s garden offers the opportunity of al fresco meals or equipped kitchen with washing machine and drier. Upstairs there are 2 double bedrooms (1 just relaxing in the sun. with en suite toilet and washbasin). Outside there is a good sized garden which is dog proof Linens, towels, fuel and a welcome pack are all included in the cost. and a garden house with outdoor furniture. Local village shop and pub nearby. Contact Mrs Anne Strachan Tel 01988 500081 Contact Jack and Pat Bainbridge Tel 01522 788439 E-mail ann.strachan@btconnect.com Website www.ketview.co.uk sleeps sleeps 11709 4 2-3 11765 Nr Jedburgh, Kelso Glebe House Nr Kelso Edenmouth Holiday Cottages Low £650 ■ Single storey, easy access cottages Mid £750 ■ All bedrooms have en suites ■ High £1095 Games room & 1 acre grass garden ■ Magnificent views across the Tweed Valley Peak ■ Many activities locally incl golf & fishing (New Year) £1800 ■ Ideal for touring the historic Borders Short breaks available ■ Children love our ducks, sheep, dogs & ‘Mr Pig’ @ 65% of weekly ■ Parking space by each cottage amount ■ B&B also available ■ Glebe House is a spacious country home offering the highest standard Spacious, luxury Edenmouth Holiday Cottages are 300 yards from the of accommodation.
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