This beautiful stone built cottage dates back to 1790 and is in a wonderful position overlooking the Harbour with spectacular sea views to front and rear. The house is refurbished yet retains charming original features including beamed ceilings and open fireplaces. The cottage style lounge, dining room and both a double and a twin room have stunning sea views and the house is very comfortably furnished in keeping with the traditional ambience. A full rear extension offers a fully modern kitchen and breakfast room and a 3rd double bedroom. Both rooms have french doors to the patio and beautiful views over the garden. The extension also includes a stylish walk-in wet room. There is a lovely enclosed organic garden with lawn, garden furniture and barbeque.

This historic and very picturesque fishing village lies at the Scotland's most southerly tip. It is most famous for the ruined 13th Century St Ninian's Chapel which stands on the rocky foreshore. The Isle of Whithorn is a unique place to visit it and offers beautiful walks, bird watching, fishing, sailing, and boat hire. Two new small Art Galleries are positioned at either end of Main Street. The local pub/restaurant boasts great food and wine and its own Real Ale. The nearby town of Wigtown is renown for its book shops and Festival and the Swallow Theatre, a restored and converted byre just outside Whithorn, offers seating for 48 people. It offers a range of high quality productions throughout the year. Julie and Norma are well established Hosts and want to offer you the best possible experience and great service. Together with our wonderful Housekeeper we strive to give you wonderful holiday.

This historic and very picturesque fishing village lies at the Scotland's most southerly tip. It is most famous for the ruined 13th Century St Ninian's Chapel which stands on the rocky foreshore. The Isle of Whithorn is a unique place to visit it and offers beautiful walks, bird watching, fishing, sailing, and boat hire. Two new small Art Galleries are positioned at either end of Main Street. The nearby town of Wigtown is renown for its books and Festival. The Swallow Theatre is close by.