The Old Bakery

About this property

Positioned within the county town of Kirkcudbright, The Old Bakery stands to offer a homely accommodation at the centre of the action of the town. With the town positioned in a tranquil area of Scotland, you can ensure a relaxing retreat, however you'll never be far from the heart of the action. Best suited to a family of four, Kirkcudbright and its surrounding area is sure to offer excitement for every taste. Head down a secluded lane to discover your delightful dwelling, where you will be welcomed into the abode by a warming electric fire nestled amongst the plush and stylish seating taking centre stage in the room; making the perfect spot for a relaxing evening indoors in front of the television. Moving towards the rear of the room you can find the modest but amply-equipped kitchen area, home to all the appliances you could need to rustle up a family-favourite treat. Enjoy your dining experiences in the conservatory, boasting a dining area where you can overlook the back garden with a chilled beverage in hand as the little ones play in the private enclosed patio; a marvellous suntrap or area to watch the rain fall providing you with true tranquility. Upstairs are two well-presented bedrooms consisting of a double and a truckle room, with traditional sloping ceilings, these snug spots are perfect for everyone to catch up on their rest. A short stroll from this Kirkcudbright cottage brings you into the centre of the town, known as the Artists’ Town due to the many generations of artists drawn to this coastal town, you can expect to find plenty of cultural delights including museums, a castle an art centre and more, all settled amongst the picturesque marina. Choose to take a stroll along the National Trust wonder of the Japanese gardens of Broughton House, or embark on a longer ramble in the Galloway Forest Park. In easy reach of an array of Scottish attractions, The Old Bakery makes for a wonderful base for exploring the many gems of this area.

Kirkcudbright is a history-enriched town sitting on the banks of the River Dee in Scotland. The town hosts a range of amenities which include eateries, shops, and some of its most popular attractions consist of the Tolbooth Art Centre, the National Trust lands of the Broughton House and Gardens, the Stewarty Museum and MacLellan's Castle. In reach of the market town of Dumfries home to even more cultural wonders, Newton Stewart and the Galloway Forest Park, there's plenty of excitement to uncover in Kirkcudbright and its surrounding areas.

Accommodation

Two bedrooms: 1 x double and 1 x truckle.

Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.

Kitchen/living area with electric fire.

Conservatory with dining seating

Electric central heating and electric fire.

Electric oven ad hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, TV with Sky and WiFi.

Fuel and power inc in rent.

Bed linen and towels inc in rent.

Travel cot and highchair available upon request.

Unrestricted free car park to the rear of the property plus roadside parking within walking distance.

Rear patio with furniture.

Sorry, no pets and no smoking.

Shop and pub within 0.1 miles.

Beach 1 mile