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Located in Balmaclellan, near Castle Douglas, Dumfries and Galloway, Craigrobin is a charming cottage that sleeps 6 and is ideal for exploring the stunning Galloway landscapes. The cottage features 3 bedrooms, including a double bed on the ground floor and a kingsize bed and twin beds on the first floor. The living room boasts a wood burner, Freeview TV, and DVD player, while the kitchen/dining room is fully equipped with modern amenities. Guests can enjoy the lawned garden with terrace and garden furniture, as well as stabling for horses and a bike store.
Craigrobin is a traditional detached Galloway cottage situated on a working farm amidst 225 acres of land. The cottage offers panoramic views over unspoilt landscapes to the Rhinns of Kells and is surrounded by a glorious garden with a stream running through it. Guests can visit the owner's farm to see rabbits, lambs, ponies, llamas, peacocks, and ducks, as well as two duck ponds, trout ponds, and breeding pairs of red kites. Horse 'Bed and Breakfast' is available for guests who wish to bring their own horse and explore the stunning location on horseback.
In addition to the peaceful surroundings of Craigrobin, guests have easy access to a variety of activities in the area. Loch Ken and the Galloway Activity Centre are just 4 miles away, offering water sports and outdoor activities. Castle Douglas, known as the 'Food Town', is a must-visit destination with niche shops, cafes, and restaurants. Visitors can also explore historical sites, go mountain biking, take challenging hill walks, and enjoy the dramatic coastline with secluded bays and sandy beaches. The property offers free WiFi, but children and pets must be supervised due to safety hazards on the working farm.
Overall, Craigrobin in Castle Douglas offers a peaceful retreat in a rural area, surrounded by natural beauty and plenty of activities for guests to enjoy. Whether relaxing in the cottage, exploring the farm, or venturing out to nearby attractions, visitors will find plenty to see and do in this picturesque part of Scotland.
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