Historic Dumfriesshire in southern Scotland offers accessible towns, rich heritage sites, and excellent outdoor activities including hill walking and mountain biking.
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Cleugh Foot
Cleugh Foot is a distinctive pink cottage situated on the historic Netherby Estate surrounded by countryside and parkland along the River Esk, offering a peaceful retreat with woodland and river to explore.
Netherby Hall is a historic Grade II* listed mansion house in Cumbria, located on the site of a Roman fort and containing a 16th-century pele tower. Visitors can explore the restored stables and walled garden as well as the historic interiors, with self-catering accommodation available on site. The venue offers a rich history linked to the Border region and literary connections to Sir Walter Scott.
This accommodation is a historic former courthouse converted into a holiday home in Silloth, close to the town centre, promenade, beach, and golf course, offering a peaceful and family-friendly seaside retreat with scenic views across the Solway Firth.
Silloth is a historic port town and seaside resort in Cumbria known for its maritime heritage, caravan parks, annual festivals, and charming planned town centre with a golf course.
This charming grade II listed farmhouse is set in a peaceful rural location overlooking fields and offers a picturesque retreat ideal for families or groups, with easy access to local walks, beaches, and villages.
Lochmaben Castle is a ruined 14th century castle located in Lochmaben, Scotland, known for its strong historical defences and significant role in Scottish history with multiple sieges. It is preserved as a scheduled monument and open to the public.
A ground floor studio apartment located in a historical Roman fort site near Hadrian's Wall, offering easy access to regional attractions with on-site gym, bistro, and private parking, suitable for couples and outdoor enthusiasts.
The Moat House is a historic 19th-century property near Annan with spacious rooms and extensive accessibility features including wheelchair access, hoists, electric beds, and wet rooms, set in a peaceful environment with a sensory garden, patios, and children's play area. It is close to local amenities, castles, and outdoor activities.
This 250-year-old stone end-terraced cottage is situated in the heart of the Victorian spa town of Moffat, offering a traditional character and serving as an ideal base to explore local activities and nearby historic sites.
A charming Victorian holiday home by the sea in Silloth, overlooking a park and near the town centre, promenade, beach, and golf course, offering a peaceful and scenic coastal retreat.
This detached holiday property built in 1793 is located near Dumfries and Galloway, featuring historic character and set in a rural area with nearby beaches, coastal and woodland walks.
An original 18th-century fisherman’s cottage with magnificent views over the Solway Estuary and countryside, set in a peaceful rural location with garden and wheelchair access.
Sweetheart Abbey is a historic Cistercian monastery ruin founded in 1273 in New Abbey, Dumfries and Galloway. Visitors can explore the extensive abbey precincts, admire the Early English Gothic architecture, and learn about its rich medieval history and significance in Scottish heritage.