Holiday houses in Causeway End

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A rustic stone building is positioned beneath a large, leafy sycamore tree, surrounded by green grass and a stone wall. The roof is shingled, and the entrance is marked by a dark green door, offering a charming and inviting feel amidst the natural landscape.
Barn in Whauphill
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 56 reviews

The Duck House Bothy

Experience rural Galloway in South West Scotland by staying in this carefully restored stone farm building nestled under an ancient sycamore tree. Enjoy the living area constructed from oak beams, sit and relax by the Jotul log stove, and watch a film on the smart TV after a day of walking, cycling or exploring the nearby beaches, hills and forests. Retreat to the mezzanine sleeping area, accessed by traditional bothy stairs. Between May and September farm tours are available by arrangement.

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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, 626 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 stone-built cottage is surrounded by lush greenery, with a well-maintained path leading to its entrance. Sunlight illuminates the exterior, highlighting the inviting façade and large windows. The property is set within a serene countryside landscape, showcasing the natural beauty of the area.
Cottage in Kirkcowan
5 out of 5 average rating, 114 reviews

Popsal cottage

Popsal cottage is a charming stone built two bedroom home, exuding charcter and warmth. Nestled in a picturesque setting, it boasts stunning views of the surrounding countryside, making it an idyllic retreat for those seeking tranquility. The cottage has a cozy, inviting interior, featuring exposed stone walls and traditional design the cottage offers comfortable and well appointed accomodation. Inside there is a king bedroom and charming twin bedroom, providing versatile sleeping arrangements.

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The studio features a spacious bed with a dark covering, complemented by neatly folded white towels. A decorative blanket rests at the foot of the bed. A wooden chest of drawers and a cozy armchair are positioned near a large window, with a Smart TV mounted on the wall.
Guest suite in Creetown
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 936 reviews

Ivy Bank Studio Creetown - Gem Rocks Neighbour.

Ivy Bank Studio, run by Mary & Jonathan, is an attached studio room of Ivy Cottage. It is independent from the main Cottage. Which itself was built in 1795 from local stone. It is situated on a private no through road, located directly in front of the Gem Rock museum and cafe. The location of the studio room in Creetown offers excellent outdoor views across to Cairnsmore Hill & Wigtown Bay. Creetown itself is a welcoming tourist village ideal for those wishing to explore Dumfries & Galloway.

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A Mongolian yurt sits peacefully on a gentle hillside, surrounded by expansive pastureland. Soft sunlight bathes the scene, illuminating the lush green grass. The distant forest marks the horizon, enhancing the sense of serenity and privacy in this natural setting.
Yurt in South Ayrshire Council
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 543 reviews

Mongolian Yurt with Spa on edge of Galloway Forest

Our traditional Mongolian yurt is located on pasture land at our home on the edge of the Galloway Forest, a Dark Sky Park. With sunset views in one direction & the peaks of the Southern Uplands in the other, enjoy the panorama or sit by the River Cree, which crosses our land. Relax in the wood fired hot tub, sauna & plunge pool (extra fee applies). 10 mins from Loch Trool, mountain bike trails, wild swimming spots & hiking routes, guests are perfectly placed to explore this unspoilt region.

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A semi-detached cottage is shown, featuring a light-colored exterior and multiple windows. The cottage is surrounded by a spacious gravel driveway and a wooden fence. A summer house is visible in the garden, bordered by greenery from mature trees.
Cottage in Blackcraig
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 134 reviews

2 Calgow Cottages - Gateway to the Galloway Hills

2 Calgow Cottage is a fully refurbished semi-detached cottage in the heart of Galloway, within walking distance of Newton Stewart, described as the 'Gateway to the Galloway Hills'. Our large garden backs on to the mature woodlands of Kirroughtree Forest, famous for its recreational offering including bike shop and cafe, walking trails, and home to one of the 'seven stanes' mountain biking sites. Closeby are miles of coastline, hills, and spectacular scenery, ideal for that perfect getaway.

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A uniquely shaped wooden cabin features a curved design, with large glass doors providing views of the surrounding landscape. A small seating area is visible inside, while a wooden deck extends outward, connecting the cabin to the outdoor scenery.
Chalet in Carsluith
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 140 reviews

Shore Escape

Shore Escape is a self-catering, coastal, family-run, handcrafted retreat with sea views and a stones throw from the shore line of Carsluith Bay. It is situated on the edge of the UK's first Dark Sky Park and situated on the South Coast 300 route. Shore escape provides the perfect base for a short break, and the perfect base to explore the beautiful Dumfries and Galloway. Please note: if guests are using sofa bed please bring own linens. Thank you! Please use postcode for satnav: DG8 7DP

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The Old Toll house is showcased with its distinctive round structure and white exterior. Black trim accents the windows and door, while a sign at the top identifies the building. A well-maintained street is visible, along with surrounding greenery in the background.
Cottage in Dumfries and Galloway
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 153 reviews

The Old Toll House Petite and perfectly formed

Petite but perfectly formed The Old Toll house is a perfect base to explore Dumfries and Galloway. The Old Toll house was built in 1813 the same time as the bridge was built. It was the original Toll house used to collect the payment for people crossing between Newton Stewart and Minnigaff. The old wooden bridge and ford was replaced in 1813 John Rennie (The Elder) won the honour of the commission. Thomas Telford his competitor also submitted plans. Thank you for your booking.

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The exterior of The Granary is showcased against a clear blue sky, featuring a two-story building with a whitewashed facade and a dark roof. A quaint entrance with a blue door is highlighted, surrounded by flower beds in vibrant colors. Gravel pathways lead to the entrance, reflecting a welcoming atmosphere.
Farm stay in Kirkinner
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 265 reviews

The Granary, Little Tahall Farm

The Granary is situated on our small working farm with stunning views over Wigtown Bay. Sleeps 2/4 with twin or double bedroom downstairs, single/double bed can be provided in lounge. Small child friendly, travel cot, high chair etc available. Short drive to beaches, Galloway Forest, hills and coast. Five minutes from Wigtown, handy for the Book Festival. Great for bikers, cyclists, walkers, bird watching or relaxing. One well behaved dog welcome, please advise us before arrival.

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A welcoming collage of images features natural landscapes, a wooden cabin exterior, and various cozy interior elements. Notable visuals include rustic decor items, a serene sleeping area, and outdoor spaces with greenery and farm animals. The word 'WELCOME' is prominently displayed in the center.
Cabin in Dumfries and Galloway
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 104 reviews

Ride in/Ride out in luxury vintage style cabin

Luxurious cabin surrounded by nature, at the foot of Cairnsmore of Fleet, 200m from Kirroughtree 7 Stanes, Scotland's premier mountain bike trail, in the middle of Dark Sky Park within the Galloway Forest Park & the UNESCO GSA Biosphere. We've got secret wild swimming spots, stargazing, & wildlife in abundance, lovely walks on Cairnsmore or just relax, unwind and reconnect with family & friends. Our jewel of a cabin harks back to simpler days surrounded by beauty. Enjoy!

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A living room is depicted with rich green walls and ambient lighting from multiple fixtures. A wooden coffee table sits in the center, surrounded by comfortable brown leather chairs adorned with plaid throws. Framed artwork is displayed on one wall, creating a homey atmosphere.
Home in Creetown
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 57 reviews

Bridgeview, The Hollow

Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay at Bridgeview in Creetown. Situated next door to woodland walks and rivers, the scenery is stunning. There is also a children’s play park next door for all the family to enjoy! Creetown hosts a gem stone museum and a heritage museum. Within a 20min drive there is also a Cocobean chocolate factory, Mossy yard beach, Kirroughtree biking trail and the red deer range park. All fantastic for the whole family!

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Treehouse in Kirkinner
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 96 reviews

The Potager Tree House

Situated within the vegetable garden five feet up. Unfortunately, not suitable for disabled access. There is a tree coming up through the balcony which gets full sun in the morning for breakfast alfresco. Living area is small and quirky but with everything you need for a comfortable stay. Outside there is a BBQ, a wood fired whiskey barrel hot tub and enough coals and logs provided for one night. The garden is secure and dog friendly. Private entry and parking.

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