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Brackenrigg Holiday Cottage Galloway

Holiday Cottage Galloway 

Sandgreen, Gatehouse of Fleet, Dumfries and Galloway

        Holiday Cottage Gatehouse of Fleet

 
Just down the road from Sandgreen,(within walking distance) is the Cream O Galloway, Gatehouse of Fleet, Luxury award winning Ice Cream and visitors Centre. Well worth a visit.
      A Cycle ride through the Fleet Forest (approx 5 miles) brings you right to the centre of Gatehouse-of-Fleet, where you can get a drink or a meal.
 
Murray Arms Hotel and Restaurant.                             
 Established in 1760 The historic 3 star Hotel is a listed building retaining much of its character and original features, in picturesque Gatehouse of Fleet.                                                  


The Masonic Arms,

Gatehouse of Fleet,Recommended in the Good Pub Guide 2010, pub with good popular food,relaxed traditional bar & stylish dining area.                


Try the Ship Inn,  (The old Anworth Hotel)  Gatehouse of Fleet, recently renovated. Great food in comfortable surroundings.        

The Bank of Fleet   The Bank of Fleet is a small hotel renowned for excellent food and a friendly pub atmosphere with a newly refurbished Dining Room and Games room.

Galloway Country Style  Coffee shop and restaurant, snacks & meals daily, gift shop & Gatehouse of Fleet Post Office .

 Gatehouse of Fleet also provides plenty of opportunities for a variety of sporting activities, including  Golf at Gatehouse Golf Club.

Laggan Outdoor  

Holiday Outdoor Actitvities

Archery, Mountain Balling, Grass Sledging, and much more.

 

You will also find locally Fishing - Sailing -Swimming.

                                 The area is also stepped in History including Cardoness Castle, a classic late 15th - Century Fortified Tower House.       

                                                                                                                                          

 The Mill on the Fleet  The Mill on the Fleet was built in 1788 as a cotton mill and restored as a visitors centre by Dumfries and Galloway Council in the 1980's.