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Sleeps: 4, Bedrooms: 2
Located between Barrhill and Newton Stewart, Drumlamford is a delightfully secluded 1,500-acre estate. An excellent base for walkers, there will be plenty of opportunities to explore the Solway Coast, Southern Upland Way and the Galloway Forest Park. Maberry Cottage is a lovely detached Victorian cottage situated in open countryside overlooking Loch Maberry.
Sleeps: 4, Bedrooms: 2
Is a lovely detached Victorian cottage, very well furnished and equipped, which stands in its own area of grass garden (furniture) overlooking the landscaped grounds of Drumlamford House - 12 miles north of the small market town of Newton Stewart in south-west Scotland.
Sleeps: 4, Bedrooms: 2
300 yards from the tiny harbour of Drummore on Luce Bay, in the little known completely unspoilt extreme south-west of Scotland known as The Rhins of Galloway, Eigg is an excellently furnished and refurbished semi-detached cottage. It stands compact and comfortable with its own patio area facing south - and with a shared play-area with swing and chute for children.
Sleeps: 4, Bedrooms: 2
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From 19/05/2012 to 26/05/2012
300 yards from the tiny harbour of Drummore on Luce Bay, in the little known completely unspoilt extreme south-west of Scotland known as The Rhins of Galloway Rhum is a semi-detached, whitewashed cottage facing Luce Bay, just outside the village (shops, pubs, fishing trips).
Sleeps: 6, Bedrooms: 3
is a detached traditional cottage set in its own pretty grass garden (furniture) not far from both Loch Dornal and Loch Gower on the Drumlamford Estate - 12 miles north of the small market town of Newton Stewart in South-west Scotland.
Sleeps: 6, Bedrooms: 3
stands quite alone in a perfectly heavenly position high on a hill above Cairnryan in the south-west-most corner of Scotland, with fabulous views across Loch Ryan all the way to Ireland. A very high-spec, sublimely comfortable house, its lovely situation and the standard of its accommodation mean that it is sure to become a firm favourite with visitors to this delightful corner of Scotland.
