This quaint, semi-detached property rests on the outskirts of the South West Scottish town of Dalbeattie and provides a great touring base for exploring the Colvend coast and visiting the market town of Dumfries. This wonderful accommodation is ideal for families in pursuit of a relaxing break or an action-packed adventure, with plenty of outdoor attractions and activities within the surrounding area. Step into the welcoming aura of Thorn View and look forward to relaxing into your evening within the sitting room. Flick on the electric fire and settle down with a book or pick a favourite movie to watch with the family for a couple of hours before bed. Moving through the property, you will find a well-equipped kitchen, containing quality appliances, which are certain to encourage some home-cooking, in addition to a dishwasher to serve as a helping hand and a washing machine, so that you can easily freshen up your belongings. Enjoy your meals within the separate dining room, which overlooks the pretty garden before sleep calls and you retire to one of the two bedrooms. Completing the interior of the dwelling is a double bedroom and a twin bedroom, served by a wet room with walk-in shower, basin and WC. On a summer’s day, look forward to spending time within the enclosed garden, where you can enjoy a spot of alfresco dining and your canine companion can stretch his legs upon the lawn. Take a short trip into the centre of Dalbeattie, where you will find a superb selection of amenities, including a range of shops, a pub and restaurants, making a great base for touring this part of South West Scotland and the Colvend coast. Resting beside the town is the pretty Plantain Loch, providing an easy walk and opportunities to soak up the scenery and discover the soaring sculptures amongst the trees, where you will also find one of Scotland’s biggest sawmills tucked away. If you are bringing your bike along to Thorn View, be sure to visit the internationally famous 7stanes Mountain Bike Trail in Dalbeattie Forest, with trails to suit beginners, families and experts. Alternatively, head to the coastline to spend time within the quaint village of Colvend, home to an 18-hole parkland golf course and is a short distance from Sandyhills, where you will find a beach with golden sands, a perfect place to relax and take in the many stunning views. Further afield is the town of Castle Douglas, a designated Food Town with around 50 local businesses either producing or selling quality food and drink, as well as the National Trust property of Threave Garden, House and Estate, which is well worth a visit. The larger town of Dumfries is also nearby, where you will find a further selection of amenities and attractions including Dumfries Museum, Robert Burns’ House and the ruins of Lincluden Collegiate Church. Other attractions within the surrounding area, certain to delight a family of all ages and tastes, includes Bainloch Deer Park, the 14th Century Threave Castle and the Galloway Faerie Trail. Bring your family and friends to share a memorable stay in Dalbeattie.

Dalbeattie is a town in the historical county of Kirkcudbrightshire, just six miles away from Castle Douglas and 14 miles away from Dumfries. The town rests within a wooded valley and provides access to the Solway Coast with its miles of beaches and pretty fishing villages. It is famous for its outdoor activities with the world famous 7stanes mountain biking complex nearby, as well as its walks within Glentrool.

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