House holiday rentals in Stranraer

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    Explore 10 holiday rentals in Stranraer

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    Stranraer holiday rentals start at £67 per night before taxes and fees

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Top-rated house rentals in Stranraer

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A scenic view captures the harbor of Portpatrick, with boats gently bobbing in the water. Colorful buildings line the waterfront, and vehicles are parked along the quay. Green hills rise in the background under a clear blue sky, creating a peaceful coastal atmosphere.
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5 out of 5 average rating, 41 reviews

Cosy Holiday Home Portpatrick

Take a break and unwind at our cosy holiday home in Portpatrick with all your home comforts less than 10 minutes walk to the beautiful harbour with its friendly pubs and lovely walks with superb views. It is also the start of the Southern Upland Way, Scotland's only coast-to-coast long distance route, from Portpatrick on the Atlantic Ocean to the North Sea at Cove to finish after 341km at nearby Cockburnspath. It is the perfect stay for hikers and families alike. Short term let LicenceDG01902F

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The exterior of a historic stone building is showcased, featuring a dark front door and multiple windows framed by decorative stonework. The roof has a combination of slate tiles, while a portion of the garden is visible with some greenery, adding to the character of the structure.
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4.97 out of 5 average rating, 139 reviews

The Old School House, luxury home with hot tub.

Ideally situated in Newton Stewart, a small market town on the banks of the River Cree, Gateway to.the Galloway forest and Dark skies. The Old School House is a listed building that’s brimming with history. This spacious, four-bedroom holiday home now features sumptuous furnishings and an 8-person hot tub overlooking the gardens. The house can accommodate up to eight adults comfortably, and is a firm favourite with hill walkers and mountain bikers because of its proximity to Galloway Forest Park

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A stone cottage with a slate roof is set against a bright blue sky. Yellow daffodils bloom in the foreground, providing a lively contrast to the rustic exterior. The cottage is surrounded by a gentle green landscape with a stone wall and trees in the background.
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4.98 out of 5 average rating, 47 reviews

Cosy Galloway cottage - sleeps 5; beaches & walks

Burnside is a cosy, secluded bolthole and perfect base to explore old Galloway. Built in the 1850s, our family restored the bungalow in 1970 and we've been visiting since. The cottage sits in a tranquil valley, a mile from the sea. It'll be just you, the wildlife and the view, within easy reach of beaches, rocky coves, and hills. The house is in an enclosed half-acre site. It sleeps five in double, twin and single bedrooms. The kitchen/living room are open plan with log burning stove and WiFi.

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A calm seaside view features a glowing sunset reflected on the water's surface, with gentle waves lapping at the shore. The distant silhouette of a lighthouse and rocky formations adds depth to the tranquil landscape, while soft clouds capture shades of orange and pink.
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4.95 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

Seaside retreat, 7 minutes walk to the shore.

Seaside home-from-home, on the east cliff of the village, 7 minutes walk down to the shore. (Slower coming back up!) Walk to the Post Office, bakers, cafe, pubs, restaurants, gift shops. Hide away, walk the cliffs and glen, swim, golf, putt, fish, cycle. Enjoy dark skies. Explore Mull of Galloway, our many gardens, beaches, lighthouses. Day trip to Wigtown book town, Kirkcudbright artists town, Castle Douglas food town. Walk the Southern Upland Way or cycle the 250 mile coast to coast route.

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The historic mill is framed by twisting branches of nearby trees, showcasing its stone exterior and traditional architecture. The lush greenery and open space surrounding the property are visible in the background, contributing to a serene, natural environment.
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4.87 out of 5 average rating, 389 reviews

The Hidden Mill: Riverside Hot tub and Sauna

"A 400-year-old A-listed mill set in 14 acres of rivers, waterfalls, and ancient woodland. Nestled beside ancient oaks and the serene Shirmers Burn, this is a place where nature takes center stage. Wildlife is abundant, and Galloway’s night skies are some of the clearest in the world. Hike local hills, find wild swimming spots, or explore by bike. Then unwind in the wood-fired hot tub, sweat it out in the sauna, and let the river’s song wash everything away. Adventure or stillness—you choose."

Top guest favourite
An open plan kitchen and lounge area is featured, with wooden floors and a light colour palette. The space includes a comfortable sofa with patterned cushions, a wooden dining table with chairs, and overhead lighting that illuminates the area. Skylights allow natural light to enter.
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4.98 out of 5 average rating, 57 reviews

The Bullpen, Spoutwells Holiday Cottages.

The Bullpen is situated in quiet open countryside one mile from Stranraer. The property has just recently been completed and was part of the original farm buildings. Private Hot Tub. It is all on one floor and has an open plan kitchen/dining/lounge, super king size or twin bedroom and bathroom with separate shower. Close to golf courses and gardens. Also great for walking and cycling. Many attractions in the area include Logan Botanic Gardens, Wigtown Book Town and Mull of Galloway.

Top guest favourite
A cozy living area features a large sectional sofa arranged around a wooden coffee table. A wall-mounted television is positioned for easy viewing, and a traditional stove adds warmth to the space. Exposed wooden beams enhance the rustic charm of the room.
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4.95 out of 5 average rating, 20 reviews

Number Twenty Six

This unique cottage, in the heart of Portpatrick, has a style all of its own. Built in the 1800’s, it retains it original charm but with the comforts of modern life. Whether you're looking for a the adventure of exploring the coastal paths, a relaxing break by the sea, or a chance to sample local seafood, this property is at the centre of it all. We've tried to make this home as comfortable as possible for your stay, and we hope you'll find everything you need to make lasting memories.

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A charming two-story cottage is displayed, featuring a bright yellow exterior and white trim around the windows. The front door is prominently set, welcoming guests in. The clear blue sky provides a contrasting backdrop, while the nearby properties exhibit a similar coastal aesthetic.
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4.95 out of 5 average rating, 21 reviews

Beach Cottage Portpatrick

Beach Cottage is a charming property right on the seafront in beautiful Portpatrick. A perfect retreat for those looking to enjoy the tranquility and beauty of this area of South West Scotland. Walks, Shops, Pubs, Cafe, Beach and Dunskey Golf Course are all easily accessible. Unobstructed views across the harbour and out toward the coastline of Ireland. To the rear of the property is an enclosed cottage garden, with small patio area. The cottage offers cozy, home from home accommodation.

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A charming detached farmhouse is set on an expansive gravel driveway, surrounded by lush greenery. The two-story structure features multiple windows and a welcoming entrance. Gently rolling hills and trees create a serene backdrop, highlighting the rural setting.
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4.91 out of 5 average rating, 238 reviews

Rural retreat with fabulous panoramic views

Netherthird is a stunning detached farmhouse set in a wonderfully elevated position, with the most glorious views of the surrounding Galloway Hills. Netherthird was fully renovated in 2020 and has been lovingly furnished to ensure a truly comfortable and welcome family retreat. There is an amazing barbecue hut, with charcoal barbecue and ample seating, perfect for enjoying with friends and a glass or two of wine. Relax in the large hot tub taking in the clear dark skies at night.

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The cottage is presented in a light blue exterior with a symmetrical facade. Two evenly spaced windows are seen on the upper level, while a central white door leads to the entrance. The textured wall finish adds character to the quaint structure.
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4.95 out of 5 average rating, 20 reviews

Sky Cottage, Stranraer

Your family will be close to everything when you stay at this centrally-located place. The cottage occupies a splendid sea front location and there is a large, free, car park located directly opposite. The property is located only 50 metres from the fabulous Agnew Park. All major amenities can be found in and around the town centre including supermarkets, indoor leisure pool complex and a variety of restaurants, pubs, cafes and shops within easy walking distance.

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A living room is depicted with rich green walls and ambient lighting from multiple fixtures. A wooden coffee table sits in the center, surrounded by comfortable brown leather chairs adorned with plaid throws. Framed artwork is displayed on one wall, creating a homey atmosphere.
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4.98 out of 5 average rating, 55 reviews

Bridgeview, The Hollow

Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay at Bridgeview in Creetown. Situated next door to woodland walks and rivers, the scenery is stunning. There is also a children’s play park next door for all the family to enjoy! Creetown hosts a gem stone museum and a heritage museum. Within a 20min drive there is also a Cocobean chocolate factory, Mossy yard beach, Kirroughtree biking trail and the red deer range park. All fantastic for the whole family!

Guest favourite
The exterior of the semi-detached house features a white facade with two prominent gabled roofs and multiple windows. A small set of stone steps leads to the front door, framed by flower pots on either side, while a well-maintained lawn surrounds the entrance.
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4.91 out of 5 average rating, 92 reviews

Clanna Siusaidh

The property is situated within the picturesque village of Portpatrick. There are 2 large bedrooms, upstairs bathroom with separate shower, and downstairs WC. The lounge has TV, Wi Fi & woodburner. There is an enclosed decked garden to the rear. The kitchen has separate fridge & freezer, dish washer & washing machine. There is a large driveway to the side. Portpatrick is situated approximately 6 miles from the main town of Stranraer.

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