Holiday houses in Gelston

Raiders Rest- Farm Cabin -Dark Skies-Near Village

Tucked at the quiet edge of our working farm, this luxury hideaway offers a warm, secluded retreat with all the comforts. There is plenty of outdoor space, which opens onto bright paddock views and gentle birdsong.-We are lucky to have the picturesque village of Palnackie at the end of our driveway, where you are assured a warm welcome at the shop, cafe and pub.-There are also many beautiful walks on our doorstep.-Experience our incredible dark night sky and view the Milky Way from your garden.

Burnbrae Byre

Truly luxurious holiday accommodation in a tastefully converted byre, set in a tranquil, rural location, but ideally located for all that the south- west has to offer. The cottage is beautifully presented with hard wood floors and finishes throughout, including a wood-burning stove in the spacious living room, sumptuous beds chosen for their quality and comfort, and fully equipped to make a superb holiday cottage. Enclosed courtyard garden with an outlook over the owners' adjoining garden.

Cosy self-contained town centre hideaway

At '235' you will have your own private space to enjoy day or night. The comfortable sofa bed can be made up ready for your arrival or left as a sofa for you to relax. Staying in the centre of town, close to takeaways, a brewery, galleries, shops, park and Carlingwalk Loch. Facilities include a 50" smart tv, fridge, microwave, kettle, coffee machine, table and chairs. Free WiFi. On street parking outside the property. I am happy to share local knowledge - places to visit, walk, eat and swim.

Carrick Shore, Coastal home private entry to beach

Spacious beach house with private enclosed garden, ample parking area with private access down to the beach. Well equipped for family life. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms. TV and Wifi. Plenty of games and books etc for the young ones. Carrick Bay has plenty of opportunities to fish, swim, walk, cycle, sail, canoe, windsurf or paddle board. Or of course just chill with a cold drink and stargaze. Friday check in, 3 night minimum booking in winter months and minimum 7 days from April to November.

Comfortable, roomy & stylish. Family/dog-friendly.

3-bedroomed traditional cottage: spacious & modern inside. Two sitting rooms & two bathrooms. Private garden, barbecue, outside lights, and 25sqm deck. Fully equipped kitchen with oven, hob, air-fryer & store-cupboard basics. Between Kirkcudbright & Castle Douglas: handy for beaches, forest, & shopping. Easily accessed by public transport & A75, & 2 mins' walk from the bridge of Dee, built in 1720. Perfect for families, birders, cyclists (hose & lockable garage), & walkers. Pets welcome.

Rural retreat with fabulous panoramic views

Netherthird is a stunning detached farmhouse set in a wonderfully elevated position, with the most glorious views of the surrounding Galloway Hills. Netherthird was fully renovated in 2020 and has been lovingly furnished to ensure a truly comfortable and welcome family retreat. There is an amazing barbecue hut, with charcoal barbecue and ample seating, perfect for enjoying with friends and a glass or two of wine. Relax in the large hot tub taking in the clear dark skies at night.

Trefoil Treat

STLL-DG00392F EPC-D A warm welcome awaits at Trefoil Treat, a traditional semi-detached Galloway cottage on the edge of the village near Castle Douglas in picturesque Dumfries & Galloway. Originally 3 cottages Trefoil Treat was renovated in 2022, creating a tranquil, comfortable and cosy retreat where you can relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. Customer Choice Award received for my first year hosting with an overall rating of 5 and 5 for cleanliness from guest reviews.

Kacey-Faye

We would like to extend a very warm welcome to our recently refurbished house Kacey-Faye. Kacey-Faye is situated in the busy little Market Town of Castle Douglas. Nearby there are parks, stunning walks, shops, restaurants, pubs & supermarkets. Kacey-Faye is ideal for couples or families looking for a relaxing short break or a longer holiday. The local area boasts stunning beaches, beautiful country walks & for mountain bikers the 7 Stanes world class mountain biking centres.

Cutlar's Lodge, on a beautiful coastal estate

Cutlar's Lodge has its own enclosed garden in the heart of Orroland estate. A joyful place with a wildflower meadow, quirky landscaping and follies, a loch with picnic pavilion, woodland walks, private rocky shoreline. Peace, privacy, fun, freedom. At a glance ... Super-fast Fibre Wi-Fi | Open fire with logs supplied | Family-friendly | Dogs welcome | Fully enclosed garden | 2 Bath / Shower rooms | Private games room | Walks to sea shore | Type 2 7KW EV Car Charger

Charming & Cosy Traditional Scottish Cottage

Enjoy a relaxing stay at this cosy but spacious beautifully presented centrally located cottage in Castle Douglas. Just a few minutes walk into the regions 'food town' The Pink House is a great base for exploring all our beautiful region has to offer. Traditionally decorated to give a real Scottish country cottage feel, the cottage is perfectly located for walkers and cyclists as well as those looking for a quiet break but like to be near local amenities.

Family and dog friendly stunning barn conversion.

2 king size bedrooms, one ensuite with a further 2 single beds and wc on the mezzanine level. A bathroom with shower over the bath. Fully furnished kitchen with washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher. We have a dog secure garden and a shed to lock bikes in. We are between 10/30 mins from 3 of the 7stanes cycling trails and 6 miles from several beaches or hills for walking. You are 5 mins drive away from the market town of Castle Douglas.

Buittle Castle Exclusive Use

Buittle Castle, a site of significance in Scotland's history, is now in its 30th generation of family ownership, broken only by a brief 60 year period. The current owners are decedents of the Balliols who once occupied and ruled this Royal burgh. The castle and its grounds are being restored and revitalised with respect to its medieval occupants, and its long history since Roland of Galloway fortified the site in stone 850 years ago.