27-29 St. Marys Place

Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway

Kirkcudbright, located in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, is home to a charming mid-terrace weavers' cottage that dates back to 1810. This delightful property has been newly equipped and is perfectly situated in the heart of the coastal town, making it an ideal retreat for families or friends seeking a relaxing getaway. Accommodating up to four guests, the cottage features three well-appointed bedrooms: a king-size, a double, and a single, each furnished with fitted units that provide ample storage for clothes and personal items.

The inviting sitting room is designed for comfort, complete with a cozy woodburning stove, creating a warm atmosphere for guests to unwind while enjoying their favorite television programs. Adjacent to the sitting room is the dining area, where home-cooked meals can be savored, prepared in the fully equipped kitchen. This arrangement allows for both relaxation and socialization, making it a perfect space for gatherings with family or friends.

Guests can also appreciate the tranquil and spacious garden located at the rear of the cottage. This outdoor space is adorned with shrubs and a lawn, as well as a patio equipped with furniture and a BBQ, ideal for enjoying al fresco dining during pleasant weather. The cottage’s location facilitates easy access to the vibrant center of Kirkcudbright, famously known as the Artists Town, where visitors can explore a variety of shops, galleries, museums, and cafes, including the notable Broughton House and its picturesque gardens.

For those seeking outdoor adventures, the nearby Dhoon Bay and Carrick shore offer beautiful coastal scenery, while the surrounding countryside provides excellent opportunities for walking and cycling. This combination of comfort, accessibility, and natural beauty makes the cottage a perfect base for exploring all that this lovely part of Scotland has to offer, ensuring a memorable experience for all who stay.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby