Cabin ∙ 2 bedrooms ∙ 4 guests | Cottage in Moffat
2 Bedroom Cottage in Moffat
Situated in the bustling town of Moffat in Dumfries and Galloway is 1 Syme Street, a contemporary first-floor apartment. Just paces away from an abundance of shops, restaurants, and attractions, whilst featuring an open-plan living layout and flexible sleeping arrangements, the apartment is perfect for couples, families, or friends alike, welcoming four guests. Climb the stairs, up to the first floor, entering the social hub of the property, where you can dine, relax, and plan your stay; you should expect state-of-the-art appliances, including a dishwasher and a Smart TV. Before venturing out, reset in one of two well-presented bedrooms, including a super-king-size with en-suite shower room, and a twin, along with a sleek bathroom; avoid the morning queues with a convenient configuration. Come morning, visit Moffat and all that it has to offer, including various boutique shops and convenience stores, eateries, takeaways, a garden centre, and a golf club. You'll also find Moffat Museum, showcasing the town's heritage, whilst Station Park and Dyke Farm Nature Reserve are recommended hot spots if you enjoy the outdoors. Dumfries is a short car journey away, dotted with exhibits and museums, with Dumfries Museum, Gracefield Arts Centre, and Dumfries & Galloway Aviation Museum as strong suggestions for your itinerary. Drumlanrig Castle and Gardens is also a must whilst in the area, a grand palace with a resident gallery, whilst Earshaig Lochans and Grey Mare's Tail Waterfall are ideal landscapes for a family picnic and hike, nestled within the Scottish countryside. Experience all of this, and more, by booking 1 Syme Street. EPC Rating: Band F
Moffat, a town in the Annandale valley, grew from a village in the 17th century to a spa town in the 18th and 19th centuries due to the belief that the sulphurous waters of the Moffat Well had healing properties. Many of the town's structures are from this era, and the current Town Hall was first constructed as a bath house. The original well is still accessible, and it is located 1.5 miles outside of town in the countryside. Along with its reputation as a spa town, Moffat's importance increased as a result of the wool trade and its use as a stopover on routes between England and Scotland. The town is now quite popular with tourists, and it's not just because of the breath-taking scenery that makes for fantastic walking, cycling, and fishing options.
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