Blending traditional vintage with contemporary style, Scaurbridge House is a listed Georgian manse. With welcoming log fires, this small private country house is set in beautiful grounds and offers well appointed bed and breakfast accommodation with private bathrooms.
Step back in history and experience a night, or perhaps two, in one of Scotland’s former royal castles. Guests at Buittle Castle can now stay in the beautifully appointed Lady Maxwell Room with its own en suite bathroom.
Set across the road from Dundrennan Abbey, as the name suggests the Crown and Anchor was originally a hotel and pub. Following a complete renovation it now operates as a tearooms offering B&B accommodation in just two en suite rooms.
Retaining most of its original mid-Victorian Rennie Macintosh features, this Arts and Crafts style country house has recently undergone a sympathetic refurbishment to allow guests to experience a period of time when life was less hectic, but with all modern facilities.
This former manse dates back to the early 19th century and retains many original features. Offering four well-appointed en suite guest rooms, breakfast is served in the dining room and features delicious locally sourced produce.
Former home to the Maxwells and Gordons, guests can immerse themselves in Jacobite history with a stay in The Munches Room at Buittle Castle. With its own en suite bathroom, accommodation is on the ground floor with direct access to the courtyard.
A true fisherman’s haven, this 18th century cottage occupies an enviable position on the banks of the River Dee. Enjoying a tranquil setting in the small village of Bridge of Dee, The Haven B&B is also ideal for safe walking and cycling.
Featuring a host of original period features, this award-wining B&B includes two beautifully presented suites, both impressive in style and size. Set in five acres with river frontage, there are formal gardens, a tennis court, and an ancient woodland glen.
Originally part of a dairy farm, this recently renovated steading offers well-appointed accommodation in three comfortable bedrooms, each of which includes a private bathroom. Guests can enjoy spectacular sunsets and stunning views over Luce Bay.
Standing in the beautiful town of Dumfries, this 19th century sandstone house was built for the sister of the famous Scottish historian and essayist Thomas Carlyle. The property is family run and features 8 well appointed bedrooms.