Savills | Drumman Farm, Duleek, Co Meath, A92 RK11

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Description

Drumman is a fine period farmhouse set amidst fertile Co Meath lands between the village of Duleek and close to Balrath Cross. The house which is two storeys is centrally located within the farm and is approached by two avenues from different roads.

The main avenue is a tarmacadam road which meanders up through the lands and turns over a hump back stone railway bridge and eventually opens to the lawned approach which is framed by impressive mature trees. There is also a rear or farm entrance coming in from another road and which leads to the house via the farm yard.

Drumman House dates back to the 1700's and is presented in top class condition throughout. It retains many period features while is still a very manageable size. Drumman also boasts a fine 2 bedroom newly restructured, modern L shaped Gate lodge which was completely re built in 2010. Drumman House was totally re-furbished in 2002.
A short distance from the main house lies some extensive old yards including single storey and lofted sheds, machinery lean-to's and a modern range of sheds with concrete floors and single phase electricity installed.

The lands which surround the property are of good quality free draining soil presently laid out in good sized divisions.

Accommodation

The Main House
Approx. 231 sq. m / 2494 sq. ft.

Glazed entrance porch with tiled floor leads through to attractive entrance hall, which is large and bright with centre rose and staircase. The drawing room has a timber floor, a feature carved timber mantelpiece and a fitted wood burning stove.

The dining room with timber floor and feature carved mantelpiece with attractive Victorian decorative inset with painted tiles. From the dining room a door leads through to the Butler's pantry and kitchen. The kitchen has a timber floor, traditional kitchen units, large Belfast sink and granite worktop. Classic 5 plate gas cooker with ovens and electric hob.

The Butler's pantry also has a small Belfast sink, large worktop area and range of fitted cupboards and presses. Off the back hall are the guest WC/ cloak room with WC and wash basin and also the utility room with tiled floor, plumbed for washing machine and dryer, fitted cupboards and hot-press area. This leads to the small office with tiled floor and cupboards which in turn leads through to the sunroom with timber floor and glazed all round, beneath a leaded roof. There is a door through to the garden area, with well-kept lawns.

On the first floor there is a large bright landing with timber floor. There are three double bedrooms at this level. The Master bedroom leads into an en suite shower room which in turn leads through to bathroom with WC, bidet and pedestal wash basin.

Bedroom 2 and 3 both have timber floors and dual aspects. Main bathroom features a tiled floor, pedestal wash hand basin, WC and large bath with shower attachment.

The Gate Lodge
Approx.169.5 sq. m / 1825 sq. ft.

A very fine L-shaped gate lodge completely reconstructed about 6 years ago with a stone and brick exterior, underneath a slate roof. The accommodation is as follows:

Fine entrance hall with ceramic tiled floor and recessed lighting. Large open plan living room and kitchen with fine white marble fireplace, solid fuel stove, recessed lighting, and concealed radiators. The kitchen area has a ceramic tiled floor, large timber centre island unit with breakfast counter/ worktop a range of fitted cupboards with granite worktop, Belfast sink, fitted cupboards, dishwasher and fridge-freezer. Large gas fitted (Stoves) cooker with 2 ovens and grill and 7 plate gas hob and recessed lighting. The utility room is off the main hall and is plumbed for washing machine and dryer. There is also a small back porch/boot room which leads out to the back of the house.

The main bathroom is fully tiled with bath, WC, wash basin, shower, hot towel rail and access to attic. Bedroom 1 (Master suite)is a large bright bedroom with timber floor and a fine en suite bathroom, fully tiled with large shower, WC, hot towel rail, wash basin and recessed lighting.

Bedroom 2 is a generous size with timber floor and cupboard.
Large living room with timber floor, fitted bookshelves, feature open brick fireplace with stone surround and double doors to the garden.

Summer House

The summer house or sporting lodge has been used as a club house for the shooting range. It is situated down the farm and is approached by its own roadway. The building is approx. 95 sq m / 1,019 sq ft in size and would suit many purposes.

Yard Buildings

The main yard has two original two storey farm buildings which house a range of rooms including stores, workshops, the old tack room, former stalls and cow barn with loft overhead. The third building is open sided and has a lean too machinery store to the rear. These farm buildings are suitable for conversion to several uses including an enclosed stable yard or residential quarters.

The large barn is found to the rear of the yard and it has concrete floor and walls to 6 ft, cladded with corrugated iron walls and roof, it includes 2 large enclosed rooms. The measurements of this building are 14 m x 36.4 m.

Lands

The lands comprise 41.28 ha / 102 acres which are currently set in tillage, grass and there is 8 acres in forestry and natural habitat.

Services

Main House: OFCH, Alarm, ESB, 3 x electronic gates, well water, septic tank.

Gate Lodge: OFCH, Alarm, ESB, Electric Gates, Mains Water, Septic Tank.

BER
Main House – D2
Gate Lodge – C1

Title
Freehold

BER Details - BER D2 - BER No.108807207

Duleek, Co Meath, A92 Rk11, Meath, Meath, Ireland For Sale

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Location

Location

Duleek                         4km
Drogheda                     12km
Dublin Airport               47km
Dublin City Centre       60km
Navan                         17 km
Ashbourne                   20km

Description

Description

Drumman is a fine period farmhouse set amidst fertile Co Meath lands between the village of Duleek and close to Balrath Cross. The house which is two storeys is centrally located within the farm and is approached by two avenues from different roads.

The main avenue is a tarmacadam road which meanders up through the lands and turns over a hump back stone railway bridge and eventually opens to the lawned approach which is framed by impressive mature trees. There is also a rear or farm entrance coming in from another road and which leads to the house via the farm yard.

Drumman House dates back to the 1700's and is presented in top class condition throughout. It retains many period features while is still a very manageable size. Drumman also boasts a fine 2 bedroom newly restructured, modern L shaped Gate lodge which was completely re built in 2010. Drumman House was totally re-furbished in 2002.
A short distance from the main house lies some extensive old yards including single storey and lofted sheds, machinery lean-to's and a modern range of sheds with concrete floors and single phase electricity installed.

The lands which surround the property are of good quality free draining soil presently laid out in good sized divisions.

Accommodation

The Main House
Approx. 231 sq. m / 2494 sq. ft.

Glazed entrance porch with tiled floor leads through to attractive entrance hall, which is large and bright with centre rose and staircase. The drawing room has a timber floor, a feature carved timber mantelpiece and a fitted wood burning stove.

The dining room with timber floor and feature carved mantelpiece with attractive Victorian decorative inset with painted tiles. From the dining room a door leads through to the Butler's pantry and kitchen. The kitchen has a timber floor, traditional kitchen units, large Belfast sink and granite worktop. Classic 5 plate gas cooker with ovens and electric hob.

The Butler's pantry also has a small Belfast sink, large worktop area and range of fitted cupboards and presses. Off the back hall are the guest WC/ cloak room with WC and wash basin and also the utility room with tiled floor, plumbed for washing machine and dryer, fitted cupboards and hot-press area. This leads to the small office with tiled floor and cupboards which in turn leads through to the sunroom with timber floor and glazed all round, beneath a leaded roof. There is a door through to the garden area, with well-kept lawns.

On the first floor there is a large bright landing with timber floor. There are three double bedrooms at this level. The Master bedroom leads into an en suite shower room which in turn leads through to bathroom with WC, bidet and pedestal wash basin.

Bedroom 2 and 3 both have timber floors and dual aspects. Main bathroom features a tiled floor, pedestal wash hand basin, WC and large bath with shower attachment.

The Gate Lodge
Approx.169.5 sq. m / 1825 sq. ft.

A very fine L-shaped gate lodge completely reconstructed about 6 years ago with a stone and brick exterior, underneath a slate roof. The accommodation is as follows:

Fine entrance hall with ceramic tiled floor and recessed lighting. Large open plan living room and kitchen with fine white marble fireplace, solid fuel stove, recessed lighting, and concealed radiators. The kitchen area has a ceramic tiled floor, large timber centre island unit with breakfast counter/ worktop a range of fitted cupboards with granite worktop, Belfast sink, fitted cupboards, dishwasher and fridge-freezer. Large gas fitted (Stoves) cooker with 2 ovens and grill and 7 plate gas hob and recessed lighting. The utility room is off the main hall and is plumbed for washing machine and dryer. There is also a small back porch/boot room which leads out to the back of the house.

The main bathroom is fully tiled with bath, WC, wash basin, shower, hot towel rail and access to attic. Bedroom 1 (Master suite)is a large bright bedroom with timber floor and a fine en suite bathroom, fully tiled with large shower, WC, hot towel rail, wash basin and recessed lighting.

Bedroom 2 is a generous size with timber floor and cupboard.
Large living room with timber floor, fitted bookshelves, feature open brick fireplace with stone surround and double doors to the garden.

Summer House

The summer house or sporting lodge has been used as a club house for the shooting range. It is situated down the farm and is approached by its own roadway. The building is approx. 95 sq m / 1,019 sq ft in size and would suit many purposes.

Yard Buildings

The main yard has two original two storey farm buildings which house a range of rooms including stores, workshops, the old tack room, former stalls and cow barn with loft overhead. The third building is open sided and has a lean too machinery store to the rear. These farm buildings are suitable for conversion to several uses including an enclosed stable yard or residential quarters.

The large barn is found to the rear of the yard and it has concrete floor and walls to 6 ft, cladded with corrugated iron walls and roof, it includes 2 large enclosed rooms. The measurements of this building are 14 m x 36.4 m.

Lands

The lands comprise 41.28 ha / 102 acres which are currently set in tillage, grass and there is 8 acres in forestry and natural habitat.

Services

Main House: OFCH, Alarm, ESB, 3 x electronic gates, well water, septic tank.

Gate Lodge: OFCH, Alarm, ESB, Electric Gates, Mains Water, Septic Tank.

BER
Main House – D2
Gate Lodge – C1

Title
Freehold

Directions

Directions

From Dublin taking M2 / N2: take N2 / M2 northbound and travel for 16.5 km until you reach the roundabout on the north side of Ashbourne. Take first exit signed for N2 / Slane and continue for 14km (passing Balrath Cross and Ballymagarvey Village). After 14km turn right onto the R150 towards Duleek. Drive for 1.2 km and take first left hand turn. At T junction turn right and continue on road passing over a railway bridge and Drumman is the 5th entrance on the right. It has a large entrance way with gate lodge.

From Dublin taking M1: Take M1 Northbound and exit at junction 8 signed for R152 / Duleek. Continue for 4.5 km and take right hand turn into village of Duleek (R150). Drive down through the centre of the village along the main street and veer right onto R 150. Drive for 0.5km and take 2nd right turn (see yellow bridge sign) and continue on this road for 2.4 km, cross the railway and Drumman House will be on the left hand side with large gate lodge.

* Fine Period Farmhouse
* 3 Bedrooms, 2 Reception Rooms
* Approx. 231 Sq M / 2,494 Sq Ft
* Approx. 41.28 Ha / 102 Ac
* A Range Of Double And Single Storey Buildings
* Summer House / Sporting Lodge
* Gate Lodge With 2 Bedrooms

Savills | Draycott House, Hopwell Road, Draycott, Derby, DE72 3PE

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Draycott House extends to about 166 acres (67 hectares) with substantial residential accommodation, extensive equestrian facilities and further modern and traditional agricultural buildings.

Draycott House - The principal residential property is Draycott House, a Grade II Listed Georgian House built in the late 18th Century, with later additions. The property is believed to have been designed by Joseph Pickford (1734–1782) of Derby who is considered one of the leading architects of his time with an impressive list of appointments including some notable country houses across Derbyshire. The property extends to about 6,196 sq.ft. (576 sq.m.) over three floors. The ground floor comprises; entrance hall with stairs leading to first floor and separate WC. The entrance hall leads off to a well appointed sitting room with feature open fireplace, hardwood flooring, full height sash windows and free standing cast iron radiators. A second sitting room leads off the entrance hall and benefits from hardwood flooring, timber sash windows and open fireplace. The entrance hall leads through to the kitchen and dining room which benefits from fitted units with inset ceramic sink and an AGA. Stone flooring and exposed timber beams along with timber sash windows. To the rear of the property there is a useful home office with adjoining utility room. The swimming pool with adjoining wash room completes the ground floor. The first floor comprises; master bedroom leading into walk-in wardrobe and en-suite shower room; a second double bedroom and family bathroom with free standing bath and walk in shower completes the first floor. The second floor comprises 3 double bedrooms and a second family bathroom with walk in shower and bath.

The Coach House - The Coach House lies adjacent to the principal residence and provides a Grade II Listed detached two storey red brick dwelling. The property extends to about 2,757 sq.ft. (256 sq.m.). The ground floor comprises; Kitchen/ Breakfast room with floor and wall mounted units, electric oven and an AGA. A utility room and adjoining WC lead off the Kitchen. Two further sitting rooms, one with a wood burning stove and access to the front garden and the second with a three bay sash window and open fire complete the ground floor. The first floor comprises; 4 double bedrooms and a family bathroom with hand wash basin, WC, bath and shower. Draycott House and The Coach House enclose a courtyard area with the addition of a further attractive red brick traditional building which comprises a one bedroom dwelling. The courtyard provides substantial parking for the properties. To the east of the courtyard lies the former walled garden.

Draycott Farmhouse - Further residential accommodation is provided within Draycott Farmhouse, a detached red brick two storey dwelling extending to about 1,675 sq.ft. (156 sq.m.). The ground floor comprises; entrance hall leading off to a sitting room and storage cupboard. A second sitting room/ dining room with adjoining storage cupboard leads off the entrance hall. The kitchen benefits from fitted floor and wall mounted units, sideboards and gas oven. A utility room and adjoining WC complete the ground floor. The first floor comprises; 3 double bedrooms one with fitted wardrobe, and a family bathroom with hand wash basin, WC, bath and shower.

Farm Buildings and Equestrian Facilities - Draycott House provides an extensive range of traditional and modern farm buildings which are further described within the sales particulars.

The Farmland - The farmland which comprises about 149 acres (60.2 hectares) of permanent pasture land has historically supported a beef herd in addition to providing valuable grazing land for the former equestrian activities on the farm. The farmland has also been utilised previously as a cross country course for numerous equestrian events. The land is predominantly Grade 3a and 3b as recorded in the Soil Survey of England and Wales. The farmland is further described within the sales particulars.

Tenure. The property is offered for sale freehold, subject to any existing leases, licences or tenancies of any kind.
Method of Sale and Lotting. The property is offered for sale by private treaty as a whole or in lots as described within these particulars. Consideration may be given to further subdivision of lots and combinations of lots. In the event of a sale in lots, cross rights and reservations may be imposed and granted for the provision of access, maintenance and services.

Holdover. Subject to the date of completion, the Vendors may wish to retain a right of holdover to remove certain fixtures and machinery off the property. There may also be a right of holdover on the farm buildings and further rights of holdover may be required to remove any livestock off the property. Rights of holdover may be required into 2018.
Employees/TUPE. Where applicable, the purchaser will be responsible for taking on existing employees, eligible under the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations.

Unregistered Land. The title to the Property is registered save that the access drive off Hopwell Road to the east of the farmstead is currently unregistered. The Vendors believe that this access drive was originally public highway but was stopped up when the A52 dual carriage way to the north was built. Please note that the Vendors will sell the Property (both registered and unregistered parts) with no title guarantee.
Overage Provision. The property will be sold subject to an uplift provision. Lots 1, 4 and 5 will be sold subject to an uplift clause specifying that 30% of any increase in value of the land or buildings due to development (as defined in Section 55 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990) will be payable to the Vendors should such development occur within 25 years from the date of completion. The uplift will be payable upon sale or implementation but shall not be triggered by any development for agricultural and/or equestrian purposes. Lots 2, 3, 6, 7 and 8 will be sold subject to an uplift clause specifying that 20% of any increase in value of the land due to development (as defined in Section 55 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990) will be payable to the Vendors should such development occur within 25 years from the date of completion.

Services. We understand that mains electricity and water supplies are connected to the property. We understand that drainage is to a private system. (Savills have not tested any service, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise).
Sporting, Timber & Minerals. The sporting and timber rights, so far as they are owned over the freehold of the property, are included in the sale. The mineral rights and ancillary powers of working are reserved to a third party across the majority of the property.
Wayleaves, Easements and Rights of Way. The property is sold subject to, and with the benefit of, all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way whether public or private and covenants whether mentioned or not. There are a number of public footpaths that cross the property. There is a right of way in favour of Severn Trent Water to access a pump station located upon the property. The pump station lies to the north west of Draycott Farmhouse. The property is also subject to an easement in favour of Severn Trent Water.
Fixtures and Fittings. All tenants' fixtures and fittings are specifically excluded from the sale of the freehold of the property.

Viewings. All viewings are strictly by appointment with the selling agent. Access to all and any part of the property is strictly prohibited without prior appointment.

Health and Safety. Given the potential hazards of a working farm all viewers should take care and precaution and be as vigilant as possible when viewing the land and buildings.

View payable Stamp Duty for this property

Dumfries Cottages, Nithsdale and Thornhill (Walkhighlands)

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Waulkmill Cottage    Carronbridge    near Thornhill

This charming semi-detached cottage, which was once the village smithy, is in the tiny hamlet of Carronbridge just two miles from the broad streets of Thornhill with its good local shops, pubs and restaurants. Very comfortable, bright and welcoming yet retaining original features such as working shutters, it provides a delightful base from which to get to know this fascinating region. The extensive grounds of Drumlanrig Castle are just two miles away, where there are lovely walks and the castle to visit.

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Ettrick Cottage    Closeburn    near Thornhill

One of a pair of beautifully situated rural holiday cottages, Ettrick Cottage is the perfect place for peace and relaxation, with comfortable, bright accommodation. This semi-detached cottage enjoys views towards the vast Forest of Ae and the Nithsdale Valley, home to red squirrels, deer and spectacular birds of prey. There are numerous walks nearby, especially up to lovely Loch Ettrick, 1½ miles along quiet roads, where fishing is also available (licence required).

 4 42 Barnhill Road    Dumfries 42 Barnhill Road is a lovely detached cottage situated one mile from the market town of Dumfries in south west Scotland. The cottage can sleep four people in one double bedroom with en-suite shower and one twin, together with a family bathroom. Also in the cottage is a kitchen with dining area and a sitting room with gas fire. Outside is off road parking for two cars and a private enclosed lawned garden with furniture and BBQ.  8 West Cottage    Southerness    near Dumfries West Cottage is a charming end-terraced holiday cottage situated right on the shore in Southerness with magnificent and uninterrupted views out to sea and of the lighthouse, one of the oldest in Scotland, which stands 17 metres tall.Dumfries and Galloway, declared the BBC’s Countryfile Magazine Holiday Destination of the Year 2015, has many lovely coastal villages with Southerness being among one of the most popular. The village has to the north the magnificent backdrop of Criffel, 570 metres high.  5 Lapstone Cottage    Mouswald    near Dumfries This delightful, detached, single-storey holiday cottage, furnished and decorated to a good standard, has magnificent views across the fields to the Galloway Hills and Solway Firth, and is situated on the edge of the pretty village of Mouswald. Cosy and comfortable, Lapstone Cottage has a large enclosed garden and makes an ideal holiday home the whole year round. Perfectly located for touring this beautiful area, the Solway Firth Coastline is within 4 miles, and walking, golf, horse riding, cycling, a leisure centre, shops and restaurants can all be found within 7 miles.  4 Wagtail Cottage    Southerness Wagtail Cottage is a small quirky cottage situated in Southerness with other villages nearby, including Castle Douglas, in the region of Dumfries and Galloways. Accommodating four people across 2 bedrooms, one double and one twin, as well as one bathroom. The cottage also contains a living/dining area that leads onto the conservatory. The cottage also has room with a hot tub and sun loungers. To the outside of the cottage there is off road parking for two cars and an enclosed lawned garden with patio and furniture to the rear.  4 Cherry Lodge    Dumfries Cherry Lodge is a log cabin set near Dumfries in Scotland. It has two bedrooms comprising of a double and a twin room as well as a family bathroom, it can sleep four people. It also has a kitchen diner and a sitting room with an open fire. Outside you can find ample off road parking and a covered decking with table and chairs. Cherry Lodge is an excellent stay in a great remote location.  2 Glen Rowan Bothy    Moniaive This detached, single-storey renovated cottage is located on the outskirts of the historic village of Moniaive and offers a very good standard of holiday accommodation. Situated in beautiful countryside and rolling hills between Galloway Forest Park and Southern Uplands, it is an ideal base for exploring. Golf, fishing, hill walking, cycling and abundance of wildlife give plenty of scope for outdoor activities. Drumlanrig Castle and Dumfries are a short drive and Edinburgh and Glasgow are easily reached within 1.5 hours. Shop, pub and restaurant 600 yards.  5 Oyster Catcher    Southerness Oyster Catcher is a charming single storey cottage in a wonderful holiday location, set overlooking the beach and the Solway Firth in Southerness, Dumfries and Galloway. There is a double bedroom, and also a room with a triple bunk, suitable for three people as it has a double bed on the bottom and a single on top. The cottage has a fitted kitchen, and a sitting room with a dining area and gas fire.  6 The Bothy    Southerness The Bothy is a charming, detached cottage located in the village of Southerness in Scotland. With three bedrooms including two doubles (one with an en-suite shower room), plus one bunks for children, this cottage can sleep six people. The rest of the cottage includes a ground floor bathroom, a kitchen with dining area and a sitting room with French doors. Outside there is off road parking for three cars and an enclosed, lawned garden with furniture and a barbecue.  6 Townhead Mill    Thornhill Nestled in the hills, this restored 18th century watermill enjoys superb panoramic views of the Nith Valley. Originally a a silver fox ranch, this property offers first class accommodation for parties of up to 6, and retains many original features including the water wheel. A large games room, including a pool table and table tennis facilities, provides on-site entertainment whilst the local golf club attracts the more energetic holidaymaker.  6 Glenbank    Moniaive    near Thornhill Surrounded by countryside, close to Moniaive, this detached holiday cottage sits approximately 100 yards from River Cairn, renowned for salmon and trout fishing (permits available), and makes an ideal retreat for walkers and cyclists. Close to Galloway Forest and the Southern Upland Way, this is an ideal retreat for walkers and cyclists. Nearby attractions include Morton and Sanquhar Castle, Robert Burns House, Drumlanrig Castle, Newton Stewart, Castle Douglas and Loch Ken. Golf courses are close by. Shop, pub and restaurant 4 miles.  6 The Old Coach House    Moniaive The Old Coach House is a detached conversion in the grounds of the owner's home. With three bedrooms, a king-size double with an en-suite, a double and an adult bunk bedroom, it sleeps six people comfortably. There is also a shower room with Jack-and-Jill access to the double and bunk rooms, a ground floor wet room, a kitchen with dining area, a utility and a sitting room. Outside, there is off road parking, a shared garden and a private patio with furniture.  2 The Barn at the Bakery    Moniaive Situated in the charming village of Moniaive, this spacious semi- detached, single storey holiday property, adjacent to the owners house, is located close to the Galloway Forest and the Southern Upland Way. Popular with walkers and cyclists of all abilities, with many cycle paths close by. Golf courses in close proximity and for fishing enthusiasts the River Nith is one of Scotlands premier salmon and trout rivers. Historic attractions include Morton and Sanquhar Castle, Robert Burns’ House and Drumlanrig Castle. Shop, pub and restaurant 200 yards.  6 Arkland Mill    Crocketford    near Dumfries Enjoying an idyllic situation on the 3000-acre Crofts Estate, surrounded by the Galloway Hills, these holiday cottages have enviable, dramatic views towards the Solway Firth and Cumbrian Hills beyond. Accessed along a private drive, and adjoining a cluster of well-maintained estate buildings, Stable Cottage (ref UUD) makes a romantic hideaway for two, offering stylishly furnished accommodation - its walls adorned with the original work of various Scottish artists.  4 Swallow Lodge    Bardennoch West    near Carsphairn This picturesque detached holiday lodge is situated in a quiet rural location, surrounded by stunning views over the rolling hills. Ideally located to explore the beauty of Dumfries and Galloway with rugged coastlines and secluded sandy beaches. An abundance of world class mountain biking and walking routes, with riding, fishing, wildlife and bird watching all within easy reach. Ayrshire offers many historical sites and the Ayrshire Coastal Path, over 100 miles of coastal walking. The historic cities of Edinburgh, Carlisle and cosmopolitan Glasgow are easily reached.  4 Gilchristland Cottage    Closeburn    near Thornhill In a beautiful setting with magnificent views of the Forest of Ae and the Nithsdale Valley to the Queensberry Hills, this semi-detached farm holiday cottage sits in front of the owner’s riding stables on a quiet road to Loch Ettrick and Ae village. Wildlife abounds with deer, red squirrels, goshawks, buzzards and red kites. Fishing, forest walks, cycle routes and the 7 Stanes Mountain Biking close by. Visit Drumlanrig Castle, Thornhill with shops and golf, Mabie Farm Park with dirt buggies, paddle boats, trampolines and astro turf slides.  6 Glenview    Dunscore    near Dumfries Peacefully situated within Dunscore Glen, this detached holiday property, furnished and equipped to an excellent standard, offers panoramic views over open countryside. Nestling in the heart of the Dumfriesshire countryside, there is extensive walking throughout the shared 300-acre grounds and the opportunity to watch deer, birds of prey and owls in their natural surroundings. Local attractions include Drumlanrig Castle, the home of the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry, and has a superb art collection, beautiful gardens and extensive country park.  4 West Winds    Torthorwald West Winds is a stone built detached cottage on a sloping hillside close to the villages of Torthorwald and Collin just four miles from Dumfries in Southern Scotland. Boasting one double bedroom and one twin as well as a family shower room, this cottage can sleep four people. The rest of the accommodation is comprised of a fitted kitchen, a conservatory with a dining area and a sitting room with a gas fire.
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