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The cottage's exterior features a traditional stone façade accented by red brick detailing. Large, multi-paned windows offer ample natural light, while a welcoming entry door is flanked by flower beds with blooming tulips. A tranquil rural landscape extends in the background.

Cottage in Dumfries

4.88 out of 5 average rating, 264 reviews

The Cheese House Self Catering Cottage

The cottage comprises of an ensuite family room with a double bed and bunk beds, a living/dining area, a fully fitted kitchen, and another bathroom. It's perfect for couples and families of up to 4. The cottage has central heating so is lovely and warm, and is a great home from home. Enjoy a peaceful break on our organic working farm, set amid the stunning scenery of Dumfries and Galloway, ideally situated for easy access to local attractions. All guests welcome. Free Wi-Fi Dogs £10 per dog.

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The exterior of Garple Loch Hut features a wooden structure with large glass doors and a spacious deck. A welcoming atmosphere is created by the wooden railings and a cozy seating area visible inside. Natural light floods the interior, framed by the surrounding landscape.

Hut in Dumfries and Galloway

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 527 reviews

Garple Loch Hut

Unfortunately no dogs/children/ infants are allowed as we are a working sheep farm & surrounded by water. Discover the ultimate escape at Garple Loch Hut, set on your very own private loch with no one else around. Located on a peaceful sheep farm in Dumfries & Galloway, this hidden gem offers solitude, stunning scenery and unforgettable wildlife experiences. Wake up to the sight of sheep grazing and the gentle presence of your own Highland cows, which you can feed for a unique farm experience.

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A serene landscape showcases rolling hills under a softly lit sky, framed by a tall conifer tree in the foreground. Fenced fields stretch across the scene, leading towards distant mountains that provide a sense of serenity and natural beauty.

Cottage in Castle Douglas

4.8 out of 5 average rating, 157 reviews

Corlae Cottage, mountain and forest views

Nestled in a secluded glen surrounded by mountains and forest, comfortable family holiday accommodation in a detached cottage. Close to the Galloway Forest park, an excellent base for walking, mountain biking and star gazing due to the dark skies. The famous Southern Upland Way walking route is accessible on foot from the cottage along with other beautiful hill walking, including some impressive peaks with breathtaking views. Streams and pools nearby for paddling and wild swimming adventures.

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A charming cottage is set against a backdrop of greenery, featuring a white exterior and a sloped roof. A wooden bench is placed near the entrance, inviting relaxation. The surrounding stone wall adds rustic character, while trees and flowering plants frame the view.

Cottage in Corsock

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 179 reviews

Rural cottage in total tranquility

What was once a chicken shed is now a sweet, cosy pet-friendly cottage perfect for families, adventurers, readers, writers, nature lovers. There are two bedrooms (one king size bed, one twin), a wood burning stove, lovely fresh characterful décor, books, a spacious kitchen, stunning views. You can explore beautiful beaches, great small towns, rolling hills or just enjoy looking out the window. You'll hear owls, see hares and red kites and get a taste of this undiscovered corner of Scotland.

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A cozy living space features two leather armchairs with plaid blankets, a wooden dining table, and a light-colored cabinet. Exposed stone walls complement the wooden staircase. Decorate artworks are displayed above a writing desk, with natural light filtering through a patterned curtain.

Barn in Gatelawbridge

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 145 reviews

A Beautifully restored cosy listed rural Bothy

Beautifully restored bothy for two within a larger traditional barn. Sits in 1 acre of meadow. Perfect to explore all that Dumfries and Galloway has to offer. Located in Gatelawbridge, nestled within the southern upland hills yet just over a miles from independent shops, cafes, pubs and with amenities in the lovely ducal village of Thornhill. The Bothy has great original character, cosy, comfortable, well equipped with everything you need. It is welcoming with an emphasis on being immaculate.

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A yurt is nestled among lush greenery, framed by vibrant foliage. A stone wall covered in moss leads into the scene, while a soft glow from the setting sun illuminates the distant hills, creating a peaceful and serene atmosphere.

Yurt in Thornhill

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 218 reviews

Garden Yurt in a hidden glen: relax and reconnect

A cosy, romantic getaway. Unwind by the woodburner, or outside with a bbq or firepit, surrounded by nature and amazing dark skies. The spacious, well-equipped yurt is tucked away in a large private home garden in a beautiful glen, with Scaur Water on the doorstep. The Yurt at Craignee is a snug (but surprisingly spacious), off-grid retreat, with wood burner and garden, surrounded by peace and wildlife. Enjoy lots of home comforts with an extra dash of adventure! #bbcwildlife60places winner

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A tidy kitchen features modern cabinetry and stainless steel appliances. Natural light floods the space through large windows. A light wooden countertop extends alongside the sink, with a small wooden table placed near the door, complementing the warm wooden flooring.

Bungalow in Dumfries and Galloway

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 233 reviews

Appletree Cottage

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.

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A dry stone wall is visible in the foreground, separating the cottage garden from the lush green landscape beyond. Rolling hills and a vibrant patchwork of fields extend into the distance, under a clear blue sky with scattered clouds.

Cottage in Penpont

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 123 reviews

Croftjane Cottage

Visit Scotland 4* (Excellent) 2024/25. Short Term Lets Licence DG00433F Sorry, no pets. Comfortable, clean, spacious, self-catering accommodation; sleeps four. Traditional farm cottage two miles from the villages of Thornhill & Penpont and only a mile off the A702. Peaceful 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. PLEASE NOTE - No smoking & no pets.

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A charming chalet is situated amidst a lush, well-maintained garden, framed by gentle hills in the background. The building features a black exterior with large windows, allowing natural light to enter. A stone pathway leads through the vibrant green lawn.

Hut in Dumfries

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 507 reviews

Charming chalet in peaceful rural location.

Our chalet is in our large, well managed garden. While it is near our house and we are happy to chat, we always respect peoples privacy. This is a very peaceful place where you can sit outside and watch the flames of the fire pit at night or stay in and have a cosy evening. Our neighbours are all of the four legged variety so some countryside noises are to be expected but the cows love to come and greet you at the wall. Parking space in garden

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A handcrafted shepherd's hut is shown from one side, featuring a rustic wooden exterior painted in muted tones. Bright yellow accents on the window and wheels add a cheerful touch. A small seating area with two cushions is placed beside the hut, surrounded by lush greenery.

Shepherd’s hut in Dumfries and Galloway

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 111 reviews

Heart of the Glen Shepherds Hut

We warmly invite you to stay in our cosy hand crafted shepherds hut. This unique hut sits within a stunning rural, riverside location, nestled among some of our area's most spectacular lowland hills. At the Heart of the Glen our aim is to offer a truly one of a kind, comfortable, eco friendly self catering holiday experience, making it an ideal snug get-away for couples and individuals seeking a break away from the bustle of city life.

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The exterior of Stepford Station Cottage is framed by well-maintained hedges and vibrant trees. A gravel driveway leads to the cottage, showcasing a neatly manicured lawn with striped patterns created by the morning sun. A sign marks the entrance, identifying the property.

Cottage in Dumfries and Galloway

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 155 reviews

Idyllic riverside cottage. Pet friendly.

Welcome to our idyllic riverside cottage. Nestled in the picturesque Dumfries & Galloway countryside and set on the banks of Cairn Water. The area is rich with wildlife. Red squirrel, deer, kingfisher, woodpecker, red kite, buzzard and otter are just a few of the local visitors spotted from our garden. Stepford Station Cottage is the perfect cosy retreat for nature lovers. We welcome up to 2 well behaved dogs at no extra fee.

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A stone cottage with a black front door and two white-framed windows is situated along a quiet street. The roof features two small skylights, and a low stone step leads to the entrance. Surrounding greenery complements the charming exterior.

Cottage in New Galloway

4.8 out of 5 average rating, 256 reviews

Cosy Cottage

The Old Post Office is a cosy little cottage on the High street of Scotland's smallest Royal Burgh. It was built in 1835 and was one of the many homes the local Post office has enjoyed over the centuries. There are steps up to the entrance and the staircase is quite steep and narrow so not suitable for all. The bedroom and bathroom are snug with low ceilings. The kitchen diner has a log burner for keeping the cottage toastie.