The town has many links with Scotland’s past through Robert the Bruce and with its culture through Robert Burns. Robert Burns, Scotland’s national Bard, lived, worked and is buried in the town. The River Nith, running through the town, is lined by walks through attractive green spaces, most notably Dock Park and Castledykes Park with its secret sunken garden.
The cottage is a conversion from a former coach house and provides a luxurious holiday base fully equipped for quiet nights in after a day of exploring. Alternatively, there are restaurants, pubs, take-aways and food outlets in and around the town.
Dumfries is well-placed to enjoy all kinds of opportunities that this beautiful and unspoiled region of the country has to offer. It has hills, forests, beaches, great places for mountain-biking and cycling, and coastal walks that offer many opportunities for wildlife-watching. There are numerous gardens that can be visited, historical ruins such as castles and abbeys, and small, charming towns and villages in the Region.
Postcode: DG2 7PF
Damage Deposit £150
Belmont Cottage accepts bookings with an any day arrival throughout the year
EPC: E
STL LICENCE: DG00008F
Accommodation over two floors for 3: Ground floor: Sitting room with wood burning stove and area for Dining; Kitchen; Bathroom with over bath shower; First Floor: Double bedroom and Single bedroom
Outside: Patio garden; Bike store and car parking
Services: Heating and electricity included * Bed Linen and towels provided * Electric cooker & Microwave * Washing machine * Dishwasher * Fridge with freezer box * TV * DVD player * Wifi * Hairdryer * Wood Burning Stove with 1st basket of logs and kindling * Patio seating area * Parking for 1 car * Lockable 3 bike store* Sorry we are unable to accept pets.
Note: The driveway at Belmont Cottage is not suitable for large vehicles or vans.
