Settled in the former mining village of Wanlockhead, the highest village in Scotland, in the rural countryside of Dumfries and Galloway, rests this charming whitewashed holiday home, Braeside. Only an hours drive from Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Carlisle, Braeside is ideal for those looking for short breaks and weekend getaways from the hustle and bustle of city life. Comfortably sleeping up to four guests in two beautifully-presented bedrooms, Braeside makes an idyllic base for a small family or group of friends seeking a Scottish adventure. Make your way inside this lovely dwelling, stylishly appointed with a contemporary monochromatic exterior, to begin your staycation. A long journey calls for a moment of rest, so kick off your shoes and head through to the snug sitting room; put your feet up and unwind with a cup of tea in front of the television whilst the rustic woodburning stove crackles nearby, providing a warming and homely ambiance. When stomachs start to rumble, discover the well-equipped kitchen at the rear of the property, home to vibrant cupboards housing a fantastic collection of amenities, including an electric oven and hob, as well as a handy washing machine and tumble dryer to help keep your holiday attire fresh following a day of adventure! Uncork a bottle of wine and gather together with your loved ones in the dining room to indulge in a delicious meal before heading outside to soak in the last of the evening sun in the garden. When day draws to night, prepare for bed with a quick rinse in the spacious walk-in shower cubicle, positioned on the ground floor for your convenience, or end each day in style with a bubble bath in the elegant roll-top bath. Climbing the stairs to the first floor, you'll find two well-presented bedrooms, a double and a twin, each idyllically positioned under the sloped ceiling, providing a calming setting to rest your eyes ahead of a new day. Take a break from cooking and stroll to the nearby pub, the Wanlockhead Inn, famed as Scotland’s highest pub positioned over 1500ft above sea level, where you can indulge in a delicious homecooked meal prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients served alongside a fantastic range of ales, perfect for a crisp pint following a two-footed or two wheeled adventure along the Southern Upland Way. Scotland's Highest Golf Course, Leadhills Golf Club, rests a short distance away in the pint-sized village of Leadhills, along with Britain’s highest adhesion railway at the The Leadhills and Wanlockhead Railway. For a unique experience, head to Lowther Hills Ski Centre, where you can try your hand at skiing through the hills of the South of Scotland, or if you don't manage to get the ideal weather conditions, visit the Museum of Lead Mining which offers the only underground mine tour in Scotland and also daily gold panning sessions. Jump in the car and journey to the nearby parish of Moffat, where you can test your swing amongst the 18-hole moorland course at The Moffat Golf Club, catch a spot of live entertainment at the Old Well Theatre, wander through the well-kept grounds of an abandoned quarry at the Moffat Community Nature Reserve, or pick up some goodies to enjoy from the comfort of your holiday home at Moffat Toffee Shop. For a retreat to Scotland that you'll remember for years to come, choose a stay at Braeside. EPC Rating: Band E

Towering over 1200ft, the historic mining village of Leadhills is famed as Scotland's second highest village and the home of Britain's highest narrow gauge, The Leadhills & Wanlockhead Railway. The village is home to a well-stocked convenience store along with a pub, as well as a golf course and fly fishing facilities to help keep visitors entertained. The towns of Moffat and Biggar are both within easy reach, offering ample shopping and sightseeing opportunities.

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