Set in a picturesque and historic town of Wigtown, this luxurious accommodation offers a fantastic holiday retreat for families and couples. A wealth of opportunities, from quiet and tranquil gateways for nature enthusiasts, fun packed holiday for families wishing to explore the outdoors, to cultural breaks during the annual book festivals in the place nationally and internationally recognised for cultural tourism, all on the doorsteps of this unique property. The space Surrounded by wonderful, unique shops, you're still only a few minutes walk from some of Scotland's most beautiful countryside. Activities such as birdwatching, sailing, fishing, kayaking, hiking, golf or cycling are on the doorsteps of this property, all to ensure exciting fun packed holiday time with family or friends. Or you might prefer to simply stay in the cosy comfort of this luxury house, with books, board games and WiFi TV to keep you entertained. With a light and spacious feel, flooded with natural light thanks to open plan living area and unique layout, this fully renovated house comes with three double bedrooms, all furnished with a mix of sustainably sourced furniture and carefully selected antique pi

Situated in the southwest of Scotland, with the Central Belt & Ayrshire to the north, Cumbria & the Lake District to the south, the Scottish Borders & Northumberland to the east, and Ireland to the west, this kaleidoscope of beautiful pastoral landscape, rugged coastline, woodland and forest, moorland and mountain is a rich cultural melting pot. Wigtown was officially designated as Scotland’s National Book Town in 1998 and is now home to a wide range of book-related businesses. A book lovers haven – and with over quarter of a million books to choose from, old and new … it is impossible to escape empty-handed. The annual Wigtown Book Festival offers more than 200 events for adults, children and young people including literature, music, film, theatre, arts and crafts. The festival takes place for 10 days each autumn and has welcomed speakers such as Ian Rankin, Clare Balding, Celia Imrie, John Simpson, Joanna Lumley, Douglas Hurd, Sally Magnusson, Richard Holloway, Mairi Hedderwick, Nick Sharratt and Cathy Cassidy. With easy access and easy parking in the town’s wide streets and market square, shopping is a pleasure in Wigtown. It’s an easy stroll round bookshops, gift shops, cafe