Cider Tower, Kirkcudbright
ID: S526106
- Bedrooms 1
- ・ Sleeps 2
- ・ Pets Yes
Snaptrip says
The Cider Tower in Kirkcudbright is a unique and well-regarded property, offering comfort, excellent facilities, and a warm welcome. Guests appreciate its cleanliness, scenic location, and the thoughtful touches provided by the owners. It serves as a perfect base for exploring the local area and enjoying the tranquility of the surroundings.
Guests that stayed at this property said
Reviewers consistently mention the property being very clean and well-maintained, indicating high standards of cleanliness.
The property boasts gorgeous views and is conveniently situated for local exploration, with easy access to town and coastal walks, suggesting a highly desirable location.
Guests have praised the comfortable accommodations, particularly noting the comfortable bed and cosy atmosphere, reflecting a high level of comfort.
The property is described as well equipped with excellent facilities, though one minor issue with Wi-Fi was noted. Overall, the facilities and maintenance are highly rated.
The warm welcome and provision of essentials, including biscuits and cider, are appreciated by guests, although such gifts are kindly noted as not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
If you are looking for that perfect romantic getaway or holiday cottage then the Cider Tower is what you are looking for as it dates from 1710 and now provides luxury self catering accommodation for 2 people in the a beautifully restored former windmill within walking distance of Kirkcudbright.
If you are looking for that perfect romantic getaway or holiday cottage then the Cider Tower is what you are looking for. Cider Tower dates from 1710 and now provides luxury self catering accommodation for 2 people in the a beautifully restored former windmill, once used to press apples from local orchards. The Tower still enjoys a peaceful setting with wonderful views over the adjoining filed so the Dee Estuary and Galloway hills but is still within walking distance of Kirkcudbright. The accommodation is over the 2 floors and facilities include a ground floor bedroom with a four-poster bed while the living accommodation on the first floor makes the most of the outstanding views from the tower.
Kirkcudbright is full of historical and cultural history with it’s quaint “old Town” of traditional townhouses with small closes and pends to explore. In more modern times it has gained a reputation as a centre of excellence for Arts and Crafts with it’s connections to the Glasgow Boys and Girls The town has many galleries to explore along with the historic Tolbooth Arts Centre, Stewartry Museum and McClelland Castle. The castle and harbour square are a central part to the annual Tattoo and there is also an annual Jazz Festival. The town has as wide selection of excellent family owned shops, cafes and restaurants to enjoy together with a community owned swimming pool and an active summer festivities programme, including popular Scottish Nights.
The town’s history of being connected to the fishing and maritime life is still present today with a busy harbour and marina. Extending from the harbour there are riverside walks to explore and see the changing wildlife as the tide rises and falls up the estuary. Further afield but still with in a short drive are the stunning beaches interspersed with rocky headlands that fringe the Solway Firth. While inland there is easy access to the UK’s largest forest area of the Galloway Forest Park (297 square miles) with excellent facilities for both walking and mountain bike trails.
Postcode DG6 4XD
The Cider Tower accepts both weekly and short break bookings throughout the year, arriving on a Friday
Damage Deposit £150
STL Licence: DG00166F
EPC: D
Accommodation for 2 over 2 floors in terraced Tower cottage
Ground Floor: Entrance Hallway with small step; Utility room with washer/dryer; Shower Room; Four Poster double bedroom
First Floor: Kitchen and dining area; steps up to sitting room with gallery library
Facilities: Central heating & electricity included * Bed linen & towels provided *Cooker* Dishwasher* Washer/drier * Fridge * Freezer * Microwave * TV * DVD * Wi-fi * Patio garden area * Garden furniture * Parking for 1 car * 1 Dog welcome (Sorry No Cats due to family allergies).
Extras: £25 per dog/week
Nearby points of interest
- Carsluith Castle
- Galloway Activity Centre
Reviews (10)
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Confirmed Guest
Excellent accommodation and service. Well equipped, beautiful and scenic location, wildlife and livestock aplenty. Tranquil setting yet easy access to services and activities.
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Confirmed Guest
An excellent break in a beautiful setting.
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Susan Swanston
Our welcome was great; biscuits and cider awaiting us. Tea, coffee, milk and all other things provided made this an exceptional stay. We have been self-catering for over 40 years and this was by far the best equipped and appointed place.