Self Catering Accommodation Scotland - Nith Riverside Cottages

Ministers Pool Lodge

Sleeps 2 + cot

Weekly Price Range: £198 - £408

Short Breaks - Friday - Sunday or Monday - Friday Price Range: £170 - £330

A spacious one bedroom self catering lodge offering magnificent river views from the open plan living/dining room. The lodge has a well equipped fitted kitchen area, double bedroom, bathroom / W.C. with shower over bath.

Facilities Include

• Dishwasher
• Linen (duvets) and towels inc
• Freezer
• Elec and gas CH by meter reading, 1st £10 inc
• Auto wm
• TV
• Highchair
• Video/DVD
• Hairdryer
• Radio
• Parking
• Tel by meter reading
• Garden area with furniture
• Microwave
• Pets – 2 dogs max

Tastefully decorated and furnished to a high standard, the cottages stand adjacent to a small country house hotel offering a cosy bar, outstanding food and beautiful gardens.

Ministers Pool , the end one of the three cottages is named after the salmon pool right outside the door. It has a large and spacious, comfy sitting room/ dining room with well equipped fitted kitchen. Furnished to a high standard with large comfortable sofa and easy chairs. The kitchen is fully equipped with electric cooker, dishwasher, fridge etc. and breakfast bar. The bedroom is very large with an en-suite bathroom. It is set either as a double or a twin. The bed being zip and link form into a super king size or into comfortable singles. Extra beds and cot are available.

The greatest features of this cottage are it's own patio and the magnificent view from the patio doors right down the river nith (the photo above was taken from the patio). The patio itself is directly above Ministers Pool, a very prolific and popular salmon pool after which the cottage is named.

A wealth of activities are available in this lovely area. The lodges are situated metres from the southern Upland Way and provide an ideal base for walking, bird watching, salmon and trout fishing, golfing on the local course or at world-famous Troon or Turnberry, to canoeing on the River Nith – some of the best white-water in Scotland – or gold panning in the scenic Mennock Valley.