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Bank Cottage is a cosy detached property in the small friendly village of Bowness on Solway, right at the start (or end) of the famous Hadrian’s Wall Path National Trail, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This stone-built 200 year old cottage offers breathtaking sea and sunset views across the Solway estuary towards Scotland. Whether you're looking for a retreat, with wood burning stove, private hot tub and luxury free standing bath, or walking, cycling and birdwatching, this place is for you!

Come and stay at Bank Cottage and enjoy this unique property that has all the charms of a traditional English cottage with breathtaking sea and sunset views! The cottage offers 2 bedrooms, and each room with its own bathroom and shower facilities. Enjoy a lazy soak in our freestanding bath after a relaxing walk along the beach! Why not also try our reinvigorating rain shower enclosed in a marble cubicle - sneak preview on the pic we have attached! The kitchen is fully equipped with high end Smeg appliances which includes a retro fridge, washer/dryer and a range cooker. A Dualit coffee machine and a toaster is also provided along with all essential amenities. The spacious lounge includes 2 premium leather sofas, wood burning stove and a 43inch Ultra HD smart TV with free Netflix subscription plus a blue ray player. The outside space includes a grassed area and a large patio. Enjoy a glass of bubbly in our private hot tub any time of the year!

Bank Cottage is the perfect base for exploring the surrounding areas including historic city of Carlisle which boasts its own castle, The Lake District and Scotland. The public transport from Carlisle also offers easy access to travel to Edinburgh and Glasgow as well as Newcastle and Manchester.

Lovely large cottage on the Hadrians wall trail. Located just 12 miles from Carlisle and Wigton and less than 10 miles from the Carlisle bypass. Approx 25 minutes to J44 M6. This is a dedicated holiday let and is newly refurbished with a large social living and dining area. There are 3 bathrooms, 1 downstairs, one family bathroom, and one ensuite. The cottage is located in an area of outstanding natural beauty and special scientific interest on the Hadrian's wall trail.

This is a large cottage with plenty of space for 6 guests and modern amenities to make your stay very comfortable. The cottage has full gas central heating and a fantastic pot bellied stove with all coal and wood supplied for your stay. The kitchen is a great social space for family and friends alike. There is a private garden with parking. There is also parking in front of the cottage so your stay can accommodate 2 cars if needed.

The village is an old port and railway town. It has a rich history and with the location is an outstanding place to live and visit. There are lovely walks and plenty to do near by. Visiting Carlisle is a short journey away, and so is the lake district and all the attractions it boasts. There are 2 local pubs serving food. One in the village itself under new management, and one in Bowness on Solway about a mile after the village. The nearest shop is on the holiday park 1/2 a mile before the village, it's open in the mornings 7 days a week and sells newspapers cigarettes alcohol and basic provisions. There is a larger local store in Kirkbride combining a post office, the local doctors is also in Kirkbride. If you need to do larger shopping and you are driving then you pass Asda from the motorway heading towards the cottage.

Our charming shepherds' huts sit in the old orchard of our farm in the village of Bowness on Solway, Cumbria. The site is named 'The Garrison' as it sits on the remains of the former Roman fort of Maia, a world heritage site at the end of Hadrian's Wall. Bowness itself is in an area of outstanding natural beauty sitting on the Solway Estuary which separates England from South West Scotland. We are 40 minutes from the Lake District and 20 minutes from the historic city of Carlisle.

Our quirky huts are rustic but include all modern amenities. This is glamping with a difference, kick back in our garden space, light the chimenea, open the wine and relax on the site of the second largest fort on the Roman Wall. Walk in the steps of the soldiers from the Roman cavalry stationed in this farthest outpost of the Empire. If it gets chilly you can return to your hut, light the wood burning stove, pop on the kettle and plan your next day's adventure. There are many nature reserves in the local area and all within walking distance. If you have your own transport why not visit the Victorian seaside resort of Silloth with its award winning golf course and sandy beaches. Have a day in Carlisle and visit its castle, cathedral, museum or go to Keswick and sample the beauty of the Lake District and maybe scale a fell or two!

Spacious apartment with modern interior 1 x double bed

The location of the apartment is nestled on the west end of Hadrians Wall, surrounded by the quaint village of Bowness on Solway

A three story mid terrace property in Port Carlisle (12 miles from Carlisle) on the route of Hadrian's Wall. The property comfortably sleeps three with one double bed and a single bedroom. The whole house is yours, including an open plan kitchen-diner and cosy living room. Family three piece bathroom with shower over bath. Located on the Hadrian's Wall walking route (1 mile from the end) and National Cycle Network Route 72, ideally situated for exploring the Solway Coast.

There is a little porch on the front of the property for you to store your bikes and outdoor equipment securely.

Very Homely Village pub called The Hope and Anchor Inn

First floor apartment

The Corner House Hotel is a well-established, family-run hotel situated in the centre of the small coastal town of Annan. Located just off the M74, it is a ideal base to view Dumfries and Galloway. We have 18 En-suite Rooms, with a range of twin, double and family rooms. Also we have a cafe, lounge bar which is very popular with our local community and a 300 delegate function hall which caters for all events.

All our double en-suite room features a very comfortable double bed, a bath/shower, flat screen TV and tea and coffee making facilities.

The Hotel is situated in the centre of Annan and is an ideal base for visiting what Dumfries and Galloway has to offer. There is easy access to transport links, like the busses and trains, and the motorway.

This eye catching suburban property is situated within the popular Scottish Border Town of Annan and is situated in the ideal location 15 miles from Carlisle and 15 miles from Dumfries. We are also only 7 miles for Britain’s number one wedding hot spot Gretna Green. This house on arrival is entered onto a 3 car driveway with a very spacious garden at front, side and rear. This is a must visit property.

This eye catching suburban property is situated within the popular Scottish border town of Annan and is situated in the ideal location 15 miles from Carlisle and 15 miles from Dumfries . We are also only 7 miles for Britain’s number one wedding hot spot Gretna green. This house on arrival is entered onto a three car driveway with a very spacious garden at front, side and rear. As you enter through the front door you have two double bedrooms too your right and an open plan living, dining, kitchen area to your left ideal for comfortable nights in front of the television or cooking a lovely meal for house guests. The property has high security accompanied with exterior cctv, fire alarms and co2 detectors to ensure everyone’s safety. This property is a funky small family home with the edge of a young bachelor appeal. This is a must visit property.

Local to all amenities. Supermarkets, bars, restaurants, bus and train stations. Annan is situated 7 miles from the popular wedding destination Gretna green, for all guest attending weddings and events that require additional beauty treatments we have attached a link to a local beauty service - www.completebride.co.uk Interested in a special arrival to your wedding check out - www. tartancarriages.com

Our charming shepherds' huts sit in the old orchard of our farm in the village of Bowness on Solway, Cumbria. The site is named 'The Garrison' as it sits on the remains of the former Roman fort of Maia, a world heritage site at the end of Hadrian's Wall. Bowness itself is in an area of outstanding natural beauty sitting on the Solway Estuary which separates England from South West Scotland. We are 40 minutes from the Lake District and 20 minutes from the historic city of Carlisle.

Our quirky huts are rustic but include all modern amenities. This is glamping with a difference, kick back in our garden space, light the chimenea, open the wine and relax on the site of the second largest fort on the Roman Wall. Walk in the steps of the soldiers from the Roman cavalry stationed in this farthest outpost of the Empire. If it gets chilly you can return to your hut, light the wood burning stove, pop on the kettle and plan your next day's adventure. There are many nature reserves in the local area and all within walking distance. If you have your own transport why not visit the Victorian seaside resort of Silloth with its award winning golf course and sandy beaches. Have a day in Carlisle and visit the castle, cathedral, museum, or go to Keswick and sample the beauty of the Lake District and maybe scale a fell or two!

A detached cottage set in an elevated position overlooking the Solway and having direct access to a private beach.. Set at the end of a rough track, Waterside Cottage is a real hidden gem, a beautiful, idyllic, charm filled cottage in a private location with its own stretch of beach overlooking the Solway. Once you tear yourself away from playing on the beach, the cottage itself boasts original flagstone floors throughout, is comfortably furnished, with spacious rooms (most of which have stunning, ever changing views) and three wood burners to snuggle up in front of. Ideal for both families and groups of friends, there will be arguments over who gets which of the double rooms; one is very large with a wood burner and patio doors while the other has a double aspect view of the sea from the bed. Looking out to sea, one way you see nothing but the horizon, the other way looks over to Cumbria and you can watch the sun set behind Criffel. To make the most of the fresh coastal air, there are several different seating areas so you can enjoy some al fresco dining while spotting the great range of wildlife. When you feel like exploring away from the cottage, there is plenty to do in the area from paintballing to distillery tours, shopping at Gretna, pubs and cafes in nearby Annan and a host of local museums including the interestingly named Devil’s Porridge Museum which has nothing to do with porridge and is all about the World Wars! Locally, bird lovers can visit the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust Caerlaverock Wetland Centre (featured in BBC’s Autumnwatch). There are several excellent golf courses in the area including the championship standard semi links course at Powfoot just a few miles along the coast.

Bright and Welcoming, through Historic towns and villages, the Solway Coastal trail is renowned for spectacular scenery, and sunsets. A picturesque rural hamlet is Powfoot village, with a long history as a seaside resort, a designated area of outstanding beauty. The guest suite is best suited to solo adventurers, couples, business travellers, refurbished 2018. The cottage has garden views, and is the annex to the corner cottage upon White Row, situated on The Links within steps of the shore.

Perfectly located for privacy and comfort. Organic cleaning/washing products used through out. One bedroom en suite - bath shower - sofa bed in lounge - 2 Free View TV/DVD - Internet - fridge freezer - hob cooker - dish washer - microwave - kitchen ware - barbecue - outside dining - ironing - hairdryer - tea coffee - bath towels - white linen - DVD collection.

The Solway Firth runs along the south coast of Dumfries & Galloway and provides 200 miles of coastline, perfect for cycling, a gentle stroll or picnic. Ramblers will admire the panoramic vistas and cyclists will enjoy the highly acclaimed 7stanes mountain bike trails, and the Sustrans Cycle Route 7. Golfers are well catered for with 29 courses to choose from, aside loch and river fishing. Venture one of Dumfries & Galloway’s tranquil beaches and admire the truly stunning natural beauty that surrounds you. From Powfoot to Port Logan in the west, a wide range of picture perfect beaches. The Solway Coast Heritage Trail, a charming 200 mile route that takes you along the Solway Coast, past many of Dumfries & Galloway’s coastal towns and villages. Historic castles and ruins, museums, beaches, quaint towns and seaside villages such as Kirkubright, Kippford and Rockcliffe. At the far west end of the Solway Coast you’ll find the most southern lighthouse in Scotland, which is perched on the edge of a 260 ft high cliff. Truly one of Scotland’s finest panoramic views, on a clear day from the lighthouse you can gaze out across four kingdoms. Admire the Galloway Hills and western islands of Scotland, the Isle of Man, the Cumbrian Fells of England and the Northern Irish coastline. CRIFFEL stands dominant, like a border guard, to the North of Powfoot, looking over the Solway Firth to England. The 360-degree panorama, affords, one of the best views in Scotland. Criffel may be only 569 metres high, but its modest altitude belies its prominence, rising as the highest hill for miles around and dominating the Solway coastline. The ascent is short and steep, with stunning views of the Solway, its estuaries and across to the English Lake District. Dumfries has links with Robert the Bruce and Robert Burns; Gretna Green is the original quickie marriage one stop solution and Eskdalemuir is site of Samye Ling,the first Buddhist monastery in the west, a still thriving community with an impressive Tibetan temple, with a range of courses on offer. Caerlaverock’s Wetlands Centre, close by, is open all year round to show visitors the coastal landscapes and nature during every season. The most famous member of the wild life is the wild flocks of Svalbard, Arctic Ocean, Barnacle Geese between the months of October and April. Caerlaverock Castle, dating from 1270, is situated 5 miles from here, and is one of Scotland's best ruined castles and not to be missed. Also close by, and of historic interest is, the Ruthwell Cross which dates from the 8th century. It's huge at 17 feet and once stood right on the shores of the Solway Firth. Today it's housed in Ruthwell's parish church, within a few miles, from Powfoot. Visit the ancient ruins of Sweetheart Abbey (once a bustling Cistercian order) at New Abbey. The Devil's Porridge, at East Riggs, 5 miles from Powfoot, is an amazing exhibition and tells the story of the Greatest Munitions Factory on earth. During 1915, Britain was losing the Great War through the lack of munitions supplies. Dumfries Museum will delight aviation history buffs with its restored RAF control tower from World War II and collection of memorabilia from the town's rich aviation history. The Theatre Royal plays its own productions and receives visits from other theatre companies. Exhibitions and a collection of Scottish paintings at the Gracefield Arts Centre. The surrounding areas of Dumfries, particularly south at New Abbey towards the shores of the Solway Firth, hold a number of historic attractions, museums, a farm park and a vast Stately home country park attraction at Drumlanrig near Thornhill. Annandale distillery has now officially re-opened in Annan, which last produced a Lowland Malt 90 years ago. Well worth a visit. The iconic Caul upon the river Nith below the ancient Devorgilla Bridge is of early origin, in Dumfries town centre, known as White Sands. The Dumfries Forest Park covers 300 acres making it the largest and darkest, star gazing, forest park in Scotland, offering a wide range of outdoor activities for visitors. Annan's location on the first fordable part of the Solway Firth has always been of great importance. Because of its position, Annan suffered from many attacks during the Wars of Independence and border reiving. In recognition of the towns resistance and loyalty a Charter was granted to Annan by King James V in 1538. The town's Royal Burgh status was reaffirmed in 1612 by King James VI. Each year the Royal Burgh of Annan celebrates The Riding Of The Marches. Annan Riding of the Marches Day will be held on 1st July 2019, a family day for everyone, with the best of Scotlands marching pipe bands, competing.

This beautiful and very tastefully newly restored cottage has a kitchen, shower room, large sitting room and 2 very spacious bedrooms all with spectacular, uninterrupted views of the Solway Firth and the English Lake District mountains. The traditional stone cottage has a lovely garden at the front with lots of space to sit and enjoy the views, there is ample parking space and a sitting area at the rear of the cottage. (No internal photos yet as the restoration is currently being completed).

The cottage is a mile from the town centre with abundant, endless, picturesque walks on the shore and in the countryside. Distance to Carlisle is 16 miles and Hadrian's Wall , The Lake District and beautiful Galloway are an easy drive away.

The biggest attraction of this cottage is its peaceful location and stunning uninterrupted views of the sea. Annan is a pretty border town that has several coffee shops, restaurants and the well known Annandale whisky distillery is 1 mile away.

In our Grade ll listed property you will have your own living space, bed room with a double or twin bed and your private shower room. I can provide a single bed for a child up to 10 years (£15), a travel cod for a toddler or a baby's crib and highchair for an additional £10. You should let me know so we can discuss your requirements at the time of booking. We are in an area of outstanding national beauty-on the Solway coast and on the Hadrian's wall walking route.

In our B&B-you have your own living room and bathroom. Our house is situated west of Carlisle (North of England); overlooking the marsh across to Scotland. A great place to explore wildlife, walk the Hadrian's wall or visit Cities like Glasgow and Edinburgh.

In Burgh-by-Sands there is a pub: (please check for opening times as it is changing hands at the moment)-The Greyhound Inn, a post office and a church. Further pubs are in Monkhill, I can recommend for eating ( they take orders till 8 pm ) and in Port Carlisle and in Bowness on Solway.

Nice bungalow off street parking Morden lounge Easy access to Scotland and the borders 20 miles to the lakdistric continental breakfast left

Relax inyour own lounge why not try out the hot tub at night with a bottle off bubbly tea coffee tray

Rooms at the Bush form the upstairs of a small country pub. Downstairs there is a bar and restaurant. To the rear there is a yard and garden for relaxing and for kids to play. Tea and coffee facilities are provided in each room and we have free of charge wifi. The upstairs rooms can be accessed via a private entrance at the rear or through the bar if open. This room is a double ensuite room . A cooked breakfast is not included although we do offer free of charge toast and cereal.

The cottage is of a traditional Cumbrian style . Comfortable, clean, and charming but with all your homely needs including a smart TV and free wifi. The cosy sitting-room has a new Clearview woodburner .There is a separate well-equipped kitchen/diner and adishwasher to make life easier.The delightful garden opposite is a sunny and private haven where you can sit and read by day or watch the amazing stars at night.1 well behaved dog by arrangement and small fee.

This is a place to rest and unwind for a night or two. To Pass through too quickly and you will miss the quirkiness of this little corner of the Northern frontier of the Roman Empire. The Haaf netters fishermen using an ancient an unique netting technique. The road over wide open salt marshes where the sheep and cattle roam freely. The old harbour and dock at "Port". Watching the tide come in and shift the wading birds gently. The friendliness and the dry humour of we nutty Northerners. You wont be sorry.

Quiet but friendly and once we get talking we like to know what's what. There are quite a few walkers of Hadrian's wall so the pub can sometimes be quite a mix of locals and international visitors. The area is mainly smaller mixed farms with dairy cattle some beef and sheep. You may well meet a tractor or two . The sea air is soporific and the views over the Solway and west at sunset can be breathtakingly beautiful. The lakes can be reached in 35 to40minutes and Cockermouth is a great place to go to Wordsworth s house, Jennings brewery tours with tastings, and more.

Next to our Grade II listed property we have a self-contained cottage available for three nights or longer. Situated at Boustead Hill, a small hamlet west of Carlisle on the Hadrian's wall walking/and the 72 cycling route, we are on the Solway coast which is an area of outstanding natural beauty.

If you want to book for 3 nights, a week or longer, we can offer you to stay in our cottage. Suitable for 2 adults (a double bed), although we can provide a travel cod (@£10 if you mention it at the time of booking.

The pub in Burgh-by-Sands is closed at the moment!! (There is a post office and St.Michael's church.) Further pubs are in Monkhill, I can recommend for eating ( they take orders till 8 pm ), Moorhouse, Aikton, Kirkbride, Port Carlisle and in Bowness on Solway.

Rooms at the Bush form the upstairs of a small country pub. Downstairs there is a bar and restaurant. To the rear there is a yard and garden for relaxing and for kids to play. Tea and coffee facilities are provided in each room and we have free of charge wifi. The upstairs rooms can be accessed via a private entrance at the rear or through the bar if open. A cooked breakfast is not included although we do offer free of charge cereal and toast.

We are close to many walks, cycle tracks, bird watching, golf and close to the end of the Roman Wall. The English Lake District is around 20 miles away and the English/Scottish Border is formed by the nearby Solway Firth.

The Corner House Hotel is a well-established, family-run hotel situated in the centre of the small coastal town of Annan. Located just off the M74, it is a ideal base to view Dumfries and Galloway. We have 18 En-suite Rooms, with a range of twin, double and family rooms. Also we have a cafe, lounge bar which is very popular with our local community and a 300 delegate function hall which caters for all events.

Our Family Suite consists of 2 rooms, a double room and a twin room. Between the rooms is a en-suite with bath/shower. Both rooms have a flat screen TVs and tea and coffee making facilities.

The Hotel is situated in the centre of Annan and is an ideal base for visiting what Dumfries and Galloway has to offer. There is easy access to transport links, like the busses and trains, and the motorway.

PLEASE NOTE. BETWEEN MON.29TH JUNE AND MON.21ST SEPT.2020. ALL SHORT BREAKS MUST ARRIVE FRI. (WEEKEND) 3 NIGHTS OR MON. ARRIVAL (MIDWEEK) 4 NIGHT BREAKS WITH 7 NIGHT BREAKS MON. OR FRI. ARRIVAL. Distillery Luxury Holiday Cottages are situated in a unique position nestled between our own Distillery Stud and the Annandale Distillery (the First or Last in Scotland) Spacious sandstone stable conversions completed Oct 15.

Accommodation Open plan Kitchen/Dining/Lounge Kitchen Fully fitted with hob, oven, microwave, integrated fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing/dryer machine with lots of worktop space. Dining Oak dining table with seating for 4 Lounge Large lounge area with leather seating for 5/6, large wall mounted flat screen TV with BT Sport, with french doors leading onto large decking area. Bedroom 1 With zip and link twin beds or super king size (please state preference when booking) Fitted wardrobes (with shelving, drawers and hanging space) dressing table, flat screen TV/DVD radio alarm clock and hairdryer. Bathroom Double ended bath with shower head, large walk in shower with rainforest and second shower head, wc and wash basin with non slip tiles and underfloor heating. Bedroom 2 Same facilities/beds etc as bedroom 1. With oak flooring and underfloor heating with indiividual room temp. controls throughout. Outdoor Large decking area with access from lounge area, with garden furniture for 6, gas barbeque and private hot tub overlooking the stream which runs down from the original water wheel house and the surrounding fields and woodland. There is also an enclosed courtyard with outdoor seating, outside tap and secure lockup for bycicles/motorbikes. All fuel/power bedlinen, towels, private hot tub, bathrobes and wifi included. Access - Parking, suitable for people with restricted mobility, suitable for wheelchair users.

Situated in the countryside with endless walking/cycling routes, Scottish castles near by, Dumfries & Galloway boasts some of the best beaches and salmon & trout fishing rivers in Britain one of which (the river Annan) is only a short walk away. Yet only 1 mile from Annan town centre, where there are a selection of shops, supermarkets, cafes, restaraunts and pubs. And only meters from the recently opened Annandale Distillery with it's charming Maltings coffee shop & Visitors centre(open 7 days). The cottages are also situated next to our stud farm, where mares/foals and young racehorses graze in the surrounding fields. The river Annan runs along the boundary of our farm (with the possibility of fishing which can be arranged separately, when available).

Our charming shepherds' huts sit in the old orchard of our farm in the village of Bowness on Solway, Cumbria. The site is named "The Garrison" as it sits on the remains of the former Roman fort of Maia, a world heritage site at the end of Hadrian's Wall. Bowness itself is in an area of outstanding natural beauty sitting on the Solway Estuary which separates England from South West Scotland. We are 40 minutes from the Lake District and 20 minutes from the historic city of Carlisle.

Our quirky huts are rustic but include all modern amenities. This is glamping with a difference, kick back in our garden space, light the chimenea, open the wine and relax on the site of the second largest fort on the Roman Wall. Walk in the steps of the soldiers from the Roman cavalry stationed in this farthest outpost of the Empire. If it gets chilly you can return to your hut, light the wood burning stove, pop on the kettle and plan your next day's adventure. There are many nature reserves in the local area and all within walking distance. If you have your own transport why not visit the Victorian seaside resort of Silloth with its award winning golf course and sandy beaches. Have a day in Carlisle and visit its castle, cathedral, museum or go to Keswick and sample the beauty of the Lake District and maybe scale a fell or two!

Luxury 4 star accommodation. Private entrance. King sized bed, your own sitting room, bed settee & designer shower room. The Waterside Suite is offered on a bed and breakfast basis. The price is for 2 people. 2 people can be accommodated on a double sofa bed in the sitting room (children 3 and under are free, over 3 there is an additional charge of £12.50 per person) Caerlaverock Wildlife & Wetlands reserve 17 miles along the Dumfries and Galloway tourist route. See website for more details

Far reaching views of the tidal Solway with the Lake District mountains in the distance. Big skies and views towards Criffel and the Irish Sea. Lots of birds, wildlife, flora and fauna. Your sitting room has wonderful views to the Lake District and fully equipped with HD TV free wi fi. Private en suite with walk in designer shower and Arran toiletries for your use. Your king size bedroom again with views across the water to The Lake district.

On the shores of the Solway in Dumfries and Galloway. Annan ten minutes, Gretna Green 10 minutes, Dumfries 20 minutes , Carlisle 20 minutes.

Our charming shepherd's huts sit in the old orchard of our farm in the village of Bowness on Solway, Cumbria. The site is named 'The Garrison' as it sits on the remains of the former Roman fort of Maia, a world heritage site at the end of Hadrian's Wall. Bowness itself is in an area of outstanding natural beauty sitting on the Solway Estuary which separates England from South West Scotland. We are 40 minutes from the Lake District and 20 minutes from the historic city of Carlisle.

Our quirky huts are rustic but include all modern amenities. This is glamping with a difference, kick back in our garden space, light the chimenea , open the wine and relax on the site of the second largest fort on the Roman Wall. Walk in the steps of the soldiers from the Roman cavalry stationed in this farthest outpost of the Empire. If it gets chilly you can return to your hut, light the wood burning stove, pop on the kettle and plan your next day's adventure. There are many nature reserves in the local area and all within walking distance. If you have your own transport why not visit the Victorian seaside resort of Silloth with its award winning golf course and sandy beaches. Have a day in Carlisle and visit its castle, cathedral, museum or go to Keswick and sample the beauty of the Lake District and maybe scale a fell or two!

The Corner House Hotel is a well-established, family-run hotel situated in the centre of the small coastal town of Annan. Located just off the M74, it is a ideal base to view Dumfries and Galloway. We have 18 En-suite Rooms, with a range of twin, double and family rooms. Also we have a cafe, lounge bar which is very popular with our local community and a 300 delegate function hall which caters for all events.

All our double en-suite room features a very comfortable double bed, a bath/shower, flat screen TV and tea and coffee making facilities.

The Hotel is situated in the centre of Annan and is an ideal base for visiting what Dumfries and Galloway has to offer. There is easy access to transport links, like the busses and trains, and the motorway.

This beautiful C19th property stands on the moat bank of an ancient Mott and Bailey castle the original home of the ancestors of "Robert the Bruce". Fully accessible with outstanding disability facilities it accommodates up to 17 people in 5/6 large bedrooms in a variety of configurations. Quiet, accessible courtyard style garden with covered BBQ/dining area, play area and access to the castle park, play park/fields & riverside walks. Plenty to do locally Pets welcome - £5/pet/night extra fee

The Moat House Annan is a Georgian era villa built, circa 1800, which has been painstakingly converted into a self catering holiday home that is a delight to spend time in whether one has no disabilities at all or the most complex of needs. Everything you might need for that perfect trip away from home...  We know all too well from our own experiences that some "Disabled Friendly" or "Wheelchair Accessible" holiday homes are a far cry from what you might expect... ​ With this in mind we've done our utmost to make The Moat House the perfect place with all the features and facilities that are essential to you. The quintessential location for you to take that well deserved holiday or short break. We've turned an historic Georgian period building, in an interesting location, into a unique, spacious holiday home with superlative facilities whilst maintaining a luxurious 'look and feel'. Using bright and daring colours in a sympathetic way, which works with the architectural features of the house, we think that we've created a space that is exhilarating, functional, relaxing and totally "non-clinical". ​ Designed and built with disability in mind, whether you have reduced mobility, have difficulty getting managing stairs, need assistance with everyday tasks, are a wheelchair user or have complex care needs - The Moat House is uniquely equipped to make your stay so much easier! ​ Of course, totally able-bodied groups are just as welcome to enjoy a holiday here too! ​ At a Glance: Beautiful historic property tastefully decorated and totally non-clinical Large rooms throughout with exceptional disability accessibility Level access to the whole of the house (with the exception of Bedroom 3) Small ramps to front and rear entrances with ramped gardens to the rear Lift between ground and first floors Ceiling track and mobile hoists to provide 100% "hoist-ability" ​ Ground Floor: A spacious, welcoming reception hall with seating & space for parking/charging powered wheelchairs or mobility scooters and a separate cloak/boot room Large Farmhouse Kitchen Dining Room with wheelchair accessible: Ovens, Cupboards & Fridge Rise & fall sink, hob & worktop Large extendable dining table seating up to 14 Lounge – Sofas, bean bags and Rise & Recline chairs and equipped with Smart TV, DVD, Hi-Fi sound system, piano, Karaoke and games Bedroom 1 - Sleeps two in a large room with two "Rise & Fall", profiling single beds with cot-sides & an X-Y ceiling track hoist Bathroom 1 - Wet-room with: Raised seat (50cm) Clos'o'mat toilet with support rails "Rise & Fall" shower/changing bench X-Y ceiling track hoist Level access shower area with grab rails Lowered basin (80cm) with grab rails  Emergency alarm Child's & adult's shower/commode chairs ​ First Floor: Bedroom 2 - Sleeps two in twin or super king-size beds (unfortunately this room is not suitable for powered wheelchairs) Bedroom 3 - Sleeps two to four in a large room with king-size bed with optional double sofa bed (unfortunately this room is not wheelchair accessible - 3 step access) Bedroom 4 - Sleeps two/three in twin beds  (1 of which is a profiling bed and 1 trundle bed) Bedroom 5 - Sleeps two in a double profiling bed & X-Y ceiling track hoist Bathroom 2 - Wet-room with: high (90cm) & low (80cm) basins, accessible toilet (41cm) with arm supports, hoist accessible bath with shower over seat ​ Our goal is to provide you with an unforgettable holiday experience so you can rely on us to provide you with a perfect place to call home and memories that will remain with you for years to come. With 5 large bedrooms up to 10 persons can be accommodated comfortably. Up to an additional 7 can be slept: utilising the double sofabed in the lounge as the 6th bedroom; adding the double sofabed in bedroom 3; making use of the additional bed in bedroom 4; and utilising the 2 deluxe airbeds which may be used in other bedrooms. The courtyard style gardens feature ramps and patio areas, with flower borders and raised beds with a profusion of colours, textures and smells. There is plenty of seating options backs onto the castle grounds, the adjoining park, playpark and playing fields with pleasant riverside walks where you might see herons and otters fishing. The detail: Extra Disability Equipment:- - Mobile Birdie Hoist - Bath chair/lift - Adult shower/commode chair - Child shower/commode chair - Adult manual wheelchair - 4 wheeled braked mobility aid - "Banana" transfer board - Exercise peddles - Kerb ramp Communication and entertainment:- - Free WiFi - Large screen Smart TV in lounge with FreeView and FreeSat decoders - Hi-Fi and DVD with varied selection of films - Smart TV's in bedrooms - Piano - Karaoke - Selection of Games - Library of books - Good mobile phone signal coverage for all networks Comfort & Security:- - Central heating - Lots of hot water! - Bed linen & towels provided - Cleaning service available on request (at extra charge) - Hairdryers - Iron & ironing board - Smoke detectors in every room - Emergency evacuation sheet - Fire plan and extinguishers - Emergency lighting - Intruder Alarm - Carbon Monoxide detectors Kitchen:- - Accessible Fridge & freezer - Multi-function ovens: - Double Oven - Combi microwave oven - "Slide'n'Hide" oven at wheelchair user height - Rise & Fall sink, worktop & induction hob unit - Kettle & coffee maker - Kenwood Chef Mixer - Food processor - Automatic can opener - Dishwasher - Comprehensive set of pots & pans, utensils, cutlery, crockery and glasses etc.

The Moathouse is right on the edge of Annan town but with easy access to the town centre and local amenities. Go out of the back door and into the park and you are next to the River Annan (meaning slow running) with countryside beyond. The (2 screen) cinema is only a couple of minutes walk away as too is the town centre with it's shops, banks, pubs and restaurants, many of which have disabled access. Further afield there are many tourist attractions and places of natural beauty and there is a great deal of information on these in The Moathouse, from Tourist Information Offices or on-line.

The Corner House Hotel is a well-established, family-run hotel situated in the centre of the small coastal town of Annan. Located just off the M74, it is a ideal base to view Dumfries and Galloway. We have 18 En-suite Rooms, with a range of twin, double and family rooms. Also we have a cafe, lounge bar which is very popular with our local community and a 300 delegate function hall which caters for all events.

All our twin en-suite room features two very comfortable single beds, a bath/shower, flat screen TV and tea and coffee making facilities.

The Hotel is situated in the centre of Annan and is an ideal base for visiting what Dumfries and Galloway has to offer. There is easy access to transport links, like the busses and trains, and the motorway.

The Corner House Hotel is a well-established, family-run hotel situated in the centre of the small coastal town of Annan. Located just off the M74, it is a ideal base to view Dumfries and Galloway. We have 18 En-suite Rooms, with a range of twin, double and family rooms. Also we have a cafe, lounge bar which is very popular with our local community and a 300 delegate function hall which caters for all events.

All our twin en-suite room features 2 very comfortable single beds, a bath/shower, flat screen TV and tea and coffee making facilities.

The Hotel is situated in the centre of Annan and is an ideal base for visiting what Dumfries and Galloway has to offer. There is easy access to transport links, like the busses and trains, and the motorway.

Spacious apartment with modern Interior. Large wet room designed for disabled access 1 Double bed, also sofa bed available upon request.

Dandy Lodge is a brand new luxury apartment, on the footprint of the second largest fort along Hadrian’s Wall.

The location of the apartment is nestled on the west end of Hadrian’s Wall, surrounded by the quaint village of Bowness on Solway.

The Corner House Hotel is a well-established, family-run hotel situated in the centre of the small coastal town of Annan. Located just off the M74, it is a ideal base to view Dumfries and Galloway. We have 18 En-suite Rooms, with a range of twin, double and family rooms. Also we have a cafe, lounge bar which is very popular with our local community and a 300 delegate function hall which caters for all events.

All our double en-suite room features a very comfortable double bed, a bath/shower, flat screen TV and tea and coffee making facilities.

The Hotel is situated in the centre of Annan and is an ideal base for visiting what Dumfries and Galloway has to offer. There is easy access to transport links, like the busses and trains, and the motorway.

Rooms at the Bush form the upstairs of a small country pub. Downstairs there is a bar and restaurant. To the rear there is a yard and garden for relaxing and for kids to play. Tea and coffee facilities are provided in each room and we have free of charge wifi. The upstairs rooms can be accessed via a private entrance at the rear or through the bar if open. A cooked breakfast is not included although we do offer free of charge toast and cereal.

The Corner House Hotel is a well-established, family-run hotel situated in the centre of the small coastal town of Annan. Located just off the M74, it is a ideal base to view Dumfries and Galloway. We have 18 En-suite Rooms, with a range of twin, double and family rooms. Also we have a cafe, lounge bar which is very popular with our local community and a 300 delegate function hall which caters for all events.

Our Family en-suite room features a very comfortable double bed and a single bed, a bath/shower, flat screen TV and tea and coffee making facilities.

The Hotel is situated in the centre of Annan and is an ideal base for visiting what Dumfries and Galloway has to offer. There is easy access to transport links, like the busses and trains, and the motorway.