Peacefully situated in the grounds of Lannhall House, Tynron in the Shinnel Glen, this detached holiday property, furnished and equipped to an excellent standard, offers panoramic views over open countryside and a view of Tynron Doon. Nestling in the heart of the Dumfriesshire countryside, with rolling hills and farmlands, there is extensive walking throughout the Shinnel Glen and surrounding countryside and the opportunity to watch deer, red squirrel, birds of prey and owls in their natural surroundings. Nearby is Thornhill with a multitude of up-market independent shops, several good country house hotels (including Trigony House Hotel), tennis club, squash club and an 18-hole golf course. There are numerous other superb 18-hole golf courses within an easy drive. The area offers many places to eat, from bar snacks to food prepared by award-winning chefs at the Linen Room in Dumfries and Blackaddie Country House Hotel in Sanquhar. Local attractions include Drumlanrig Castle, the home of the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry, which has a superb art collection, beautiful gardens and extensive country park; Andy Goldsworthy’s Penpont Cairn and his new Striding Arches and soon the Sanquhar quarry project. At the May Bank Holiday, Portrack House with its superb architectural gardens designed by Charles Jenks is open to the public. This area of Nithsdale has many links to Scotland’s most famous poet, Robert Burns. He lived and worked in various sites in the locality. His home at Ellisland Farm is open to the public and he visited many areas of the countryside as the local taxman working for Customs. There are many local music festivals throughout the year - at Moniaive there is an annual folk festival. Visitors can enjoy a rich diversity of festivals and events - from blues music on the Solway shore to off-the-wall cabaret, from tango weekends to new writing nights, from kinetic sculpture to a brand-new beer festival. Hear great music at the opening of Bladnoch Folk and Blues Festival, voted number one gig in Scotland last year, join a procession of lanterns bobbing through the ruins of Scotland’s oldest priory at Whithorn or be swept away by Celtic Feet’s exhilarating Irish Dance show in Stranraer. Pub 2 miles.

Entrance hall. Large living room with wood-burning stove and large kitchen/dining-room with beech floor and French doors to garden. Utility with access to garden. Large double bedroom with built-in wardrobe, French doors to garden and en-suite bathroom/W.C. Double bedroom and twin-bedded room, each with built-in wardrobes and with shared en-suite shower room/W.C. Separate W.C. First floor: Large landing with small reading area. Double bedroom with en-suite bathroom/W.C. (access also for twin-bedded room). Twin-bedded room.

• Elec and full LPG CH incl
• Wood-burning stove - initial fuel incl, thereafter available locally
• Garage (for 2 cars); ample parking
• Shop 3 miles
• TV
• DVD
• Radio/cassette/CD
• iPod dock
• Auto wm
• Tumble Dryer
• Microwave Oven
• Fridge Freezer
• Large lawned garden with furniture
• Fenced stream 10 yds from property (toddlers beware!)
• Secure cycle store
• Easy walking access
• Duvets with linen and towels
• Non-smokers only

Short Stays
This cottage can be booked for a short break


Family Breaks
This cottage sleeps more than 2 - perfect for families of all ages

Pets are welcomed at this cottage
The cottage has a television.