- Three Double Bedrooms: 3 x double bedrooms all en-suite bathrooms
- Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with woodburning stove
- Separate sitting room with large wood burning stove
- Gas central heating
- Electric range oven, microwave, fridge, freezer, Washing Machine, Dryer, Smart TV, WiFi, Dishwasher
- Complimentary Ishga organic seaweed toiletries
- Fuel and power inc. in rent
- Fire starter pack
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Off-road parking
- Front garden with lawn, stream and bench
- Sorry, no smoking
- Sorry, no pets
- Shop 12.8 miles, pub 12.4 miles
- Note: Property is a remote location and accessed via a track which can become impassable during the winter months
- Note: property has its own water supply via a bore hole.
Polgown
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Property Information
Polgown Barn
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Property Information
- One bedroom: 1 x king with freestanding bath
- Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC
- Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with woodburning stove
- Gas central heating
- Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, Smart TV, WiFi
- Complimentary Ishga organic seaweed toiletries
- Fuel and power inc. in rent
- Fire starter pack
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Off-road parking
- Front garden with lawn, stream and bench
- Sorry, no smoking
- Sorry, no pets
- Shop 12.8 miles, pub 12.4 miles
- Note: Property is a remote location and accessed via a track which can become impassable during the winter months
- Note: property has its own water supply via a bore hole.
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Polgown &
Polgown Barn
Polgown and Polgown Barn is a high-quality holiday let located approximately 12.2 miles northwest of Thornhill, tucked away in the secluded hamlet of Polgown.
The semi detached barn conversion is the perfect setting for a secluded getaway or remote romantic retreat to Scotland. This quaint holiday let is set over two floors and comprises one king-sized bedroom with a free standing bath and an open planned kitchen, dining area with a woodburning stove for those warm cosy evenings on the sofa.
The property has a wide range of stylish amenities and is well equipped boasting a Smart TV, fridge freezer, electric oven, gas hobs and a wood burning stove.
The barn is in the heart of the Scottish countryside and is the ideal setting to watch the sunset in the large garden area. The property has a gated onsite parking surrounded by impressive dry stone walls. Guests can enjoy their evenings sat on the garden bench listening to the trickle of Craw Burn as it passes by the front garden.
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Things to do
Located on the edge of the southern upland way Polgown Barn is a gateway to a haven for walking, hiking, and cycling. Adjacent to Southern Upland Way Path 504 there is over 200 miles of scenic multi-use paths on your doorstep. You can take in the aesthetic scenery and explore the low hills of Carsphairn and Lowther. The route has many different types of geomorphologies, and a wide variety of land management techniques can be identified along the route. These include sheep farming, wind farms, grouse moorland, cattle farming, natural hardwood forests and commercial forestry.
At Polgown you are on the doorstep of Crawick Multiverse, located north of Sanquhar, an incredible land art installation for all to enjoy the wonders of cosmology, science and art. Savour the beautiful landscape by exploring the pathways which connect the four ecologies of grassland, mountains, water gorges and desert past striking and distinctive landforms, each representing a astronomical and cosmological feature or theory.
Located just 11 miles southeast is the village of Thornhill where you can find an array of shops, traditional Scottish pubs and artisan cafes. Why not treat yourself to an indulgent lunch at Jinty-B’s Cakes and Tearoom, or a glamorous meal out at one of three Michelin starred restaurants in Dumfries, the Auldgirth Inn, or even manifest your inner chocoholic at the Moniaive chocolatiers.
Located just outside the village is the magnificent Drumlanrig Castle which is set on an 80,000 acre estate comprising a country park and Victorian gardens. The castle is considered to be one of the finest examples of late 17th century Renaissance architecture in Scotland, boasts an internationally renowned art collection and is designated by Historic Environment Scotland as a Category A Listed Building.
As early as the 17th century the area was engulfed with mining activity with Leadhills and Wanlockhead famous for lead mining while Sanquhar and Kirkconnel were famous for coal mining. History enthusiasts can enjoy a day at the Museum of lead mining located 18.8 miles northeast of the property in Wanlockhead, Scotland’s highest village.
For the more adrenaline fueled individuals there are an assortment of mountain biking trails around Drumlanrig Castle and a short 20 minute drive away is the Forest of Ae one of the many venues of the 7stanes mountain bike trails located across the south of Scotland. Alternatively, you can explore the rolling Galloway glens and hills and discover picturesque forest trails, with three friendly visitor centres, distinct wildlife and a colourful history at Galloway Forest Park, located 18 miles west of Polgown Barn.
