A charming and well presented terraced cottage, on a quiet street in the popular village of Gatehouse of Fleet, set in the beautiful Dumfries & Galloway countryside. Well appointed throughout to provide comfortable accommodation, this Gatehouse of Fleet cottage is the ideal venue for families or friends wishing to explore this attractive corner of Scotland. This Gatehouse of Fleet cottage has four bedrooms, including a double on the ground floor. The first floor bedrooms and bathroom in this Gatehouse of Fleet cottage have a restricted head height, in keeping with some traditional cottages in this part of the country. The accommodation is completed by a sitting room, a dining room with additional comfortable seating, and a fitted kitchen leading to a utility room and French doors opening onto the garden. This Gatehouse of Fleet cottage boasts a spacious rear garden with a patio area, furniture and an expansive lawn, making it the ideal place to relax with a drink and plan the day's activities. Gatehouse of Fleet offers a charming collection of shops and cafés. Its location makes it the ideal place to explore delightful nearby beaches as well as the Laggan Adventure Centre. Indulge in the Wickerman Festival each July, named after the film which was made in the region. For a less energetic attraction, visit the Chocolate Factory in nearby Twynholm or the Cream o' Galloway Visitor Centre and sample the ice-cream made there. A delightful Gatehouse of Fleet cottage with something for everybody within easy reach. EPC Rating: Band D

Situated on the Solway Firth, the small, country town of Gatehouse of Fleet is a peaceful place, decorated in pretty pastel colours. Set in the gorgeous Dumfries and Galloway countryside and within five minutes drive of beautiful sandy beaches, there is also a loch and the opportunity to try river fishing. Founded in around 1760, the town was originally a mill community and today a visitors' centre set in the former bobbin mill - Mill on the Fleet – tells the story of Gatehouse's cotton spinning days. The town now boasts several shops, including a baker, butcher, grocer, bank and post office whilst a number of the pubs also serve food and welcome children.

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