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A detached cottage situated in 300 acres of farmland on the side of Loch Bracadale

Tucked on the edge of the bustling Borders town of Coldstream this charming listed 18th century house offers the best of both worlds. The large and beautifully maintained walled garden which surrounds the house is a peaceful, secluded haven.

Virtual tours of our properties, their locations and Portpatrick village are available to view on our web site. As standard, all Portpatrick holiday homes offer a music system, satellite TV and DVD player as well as free wi-fi service.

Described as a tower house, it is as you would expect a Scottish castle to be - full of character, authenticity and brimming with history. Is this the one you are looking for?

This modern detached house is located in a private development in the Cairngorms National Park village of Newtonmore and can sleep eight people in five bedrooms.

Luxury properties in desirable residential areas with parking and on bus route only 10 minutes walk from the city centre.

One of the most impressive looking family owned castles in Scotland – stay here and you’ll be able to ‘dine out’ on the experience for years! 

This Victorian town house is situated in the heart of The Home of Golf, about 15 minutes walk from the town centre. Being a little bit further out of town than some of our houses this houses offers quieter surroundings, yet still within walking distance of the centre.

Two stunning Self Catering Properties - located on the shore of Loch Riddon, a spectacular sea loch on the Cowal Peninsula of Argyll.

This 19th century steading lodge, within a courtyard setting, has been refurbished to the highest standard and now offers luxurious lodge accommodation. 

Mains Park Court is a five star, five bedroom cottage with ample space for extra guest. It has a pool table, hot tub, sauna and private garden.

Set in the heart of “Monarch of the glen” country this is an ideal base for touring the Highlands, as well as discovering “Glenbogle” itself.