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Cottage Description
Set in 45 acres of stunning countryside and woodlands neighboring the Friars Carse Hotel these 3 extremely comfy cottages take pleasure in all the gorgeous views peace and seclusion their position affords yet are only a 2 minute stroll from the hotels bar restaurant and panelled snooker room. The Dun Mohr property comprises of a Hall. Sitting room with sofa bed (for 2). well appointed contemporary kitchen with dining area and door to garden. Double bedroom with zip and link bed (twin beds by arrangement) and ensuite bathroom/WC shower over the bath. twin bedroom with zip and link beds (double by arr) and ensuite shower room/toilet. Running through the estate is a private mile long stretch of the River Nith where salmon sea trout brown trout and grayling may be caught in season and the delightful formal gardens are a lovely spot for a gentle stroll whilst the wider grounds offers plenty of scope for more energetic rambles. Shooting and golf are available close by and can be arranged in advance through the hotel.The Solway coastal area provides brilliant opportunities for outdoor pursuits as well as mountain biking cycling and wild life spotting as well as glorious beaches and a host of visitor attractions. Art lovers should head to the world renowned collection at Drumlanrig Castle and a trip to Threave Castle on its island in the River Dee is a must. At Dumfries (6 miles) guests will find a fine selection of shops an indoor swimming pool and sports centre whilst Castle Douglas boasts a excellent choice of local produce and speciality food shops. Ellisland Farm (8 miles) former home of the poet Robert Burns is where he wrote Auld Lang Syne and closer to hand Friars Carse has its own Burns Hermitage. Shop one mile. The property has Easy walking access (ramp available) and Enclosed rear garden with patio and furniture
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