The luxury accommodation is on the ground floor and is accessed from the rear courtyard to the entrance, the doorway leading into the spacious and airy open plan lounge and kitchen/dining area is extremely well equipped with two large sofas in the sitting area perfect for relaxing after a day out exploring the Galloway Forest Park and the local area. And do not forget to make full use of the opulent main bathroom, which is sure to soak your aches and pains away after a day out. The bedrooms are finished to a high standard and the apartment has all you need for a thoroughly enjoyable break from the hustle of normal life.

Whilst in a private location there is easy access to all the area has to offer including the market town of Newton Stewart which provides a variety of independent shops, and wide choice for dining out at the numerous hotels and tearooms.

The opportunities for outdoor pursuits for all ages and abilities are right on your doorstep, so whether that is a leisurely stroll around the estate to spot the red squirrels or to try and catch the otters playing on the River Cree, to more strenuous hill walking or cycling/mountain biking then you can pick a different route or challenge for everyday of the week! The Galloway Forest Park, with it’s Dark Skies status, is on the doorstep and has unsurpassed star gazing opportunities together with stages of the 7Stanes mountain bike network. The local area has many golf courses including Minnigaff’s 18 hole course and the Cally Palace parkland course at Gatehouse of Fleet which was designed by the well-known golf architect Tom Macaulay, the parkland course has wonderful views of Cardoness Castle, Rutherford’s Monument and the Fleet Estuary. Scotland’s history and heritage can be explored with visits to the Robert Bruce Stone at Glentrool or more ancient sites such as St Ninians Cave near Whithorn and the various castles including Threave Castle which stands on an island in the Dee near Castle Douglas. Fishing can be arranged nearby.