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Annan, Dumfries, Dumfries and Galloway

Located in Annan, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, this appealing accommodation is designed to comfortably sleep four guests. Nestled near the stunning Solway Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the property boasts superb indoor and outdoor facilities that ensure entertainment for the entire family. The layout features a spacious sitting room with a gas 'coal-effect' fire, an open-plan kitchen/dining room, a double bedroom with a luxurious five-foot pine four-poster bed, a twin bedroom, and a bathroom equipped with an over-bath shower. Essential amenities such as electricity, gas central heating, bed linen, towels, and a travel cot are included, with a nominal charge for gas and electricity.

The property is set within three acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, adorned with shimmering lakes, vibrant flowering shrubs, and serene woodland walks. This meticulous architect-designed conversion of the Victorian servants’ wing of Kinmount House has resulted in a delightful cluster of eight holiday cottages, each retaining original features that add to their charm. Guests can enjoy shared access to exceptional facilities, including an indoor heated swimming pool, sauna, cardio gym, and a games room with a pool table. The cottages are luxuriously appointed, featuring well-equipped kitchens and elegant furnishings, all set around an attractive courtyard with barbecue areas and ample space for relaxation.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to explore, with immediate access to the grounds and picturesque views over the lakes towards the Lakeland Hills across the Solway Firth. The estate also offers exclusive access to renowned salmon fishing spots on the Rivers Annan and Nith, where guests can arrange one-on-one fishing tuition. Nearby, the quaint village of Powfoot, established as a sea-bathing resort in the 1790s, features an excellent golf course, while the redstone town of Annan is famous for its fishing and offers various restaurants and pubs. Historical sites such as the birthplace of Thomas Carlyle and the Georgian house linked with Flora MacDonald are also within a short drive.

For nature lovers, the area is rich in biodiversity, with the Caerlaverock National Nature Reserve just a short distance away, renowned for its impressive array of bird species during autumn and winter. The striking ruins of Caerlaverock Castle, dating back to the 13th century, provide a glimpse into the region's storied past. Additionally, the nearby town of Dumfries, celebrated for its Burns museum, features a fine golf course and serves as a gateway to the rugged beauty of the Galloway Hills. With opportunities for sailing, water sports, and riding, as well as good shopping and dining options in the surrounding towns, this location offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure for all visitors.

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