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Garlieston village itself was purpose built back in the late 1700, by one Lord Garlies.
The village grew, and trading commenced. A harbour rail connection allowed easy and quick access to the steamers to the Isle of Man (boats still run once a year today).
Between 1941 and 1944, Garlieston became part of the 'Mulberry Harbour tests', and was used to test some of the 'floating harbours' that eventually lead to the success of the D-day landings (some of the failed floating harbours can still be found on Rigg Bay, approximately 1 mile from here
Where the new houses on the harbour stand today, was once a mill, producing animal feeds for the local farmers.
Now, Garlieston is becoming a centre for yachting and leisure.
It is surrounded by history, beauty and wildlife, to mention but a few things.
The stunning Galloway Forrest is just minutes away.
Walking, nature, golfing, sailing, eating, cycling etc., etc. Or just plain relaxing, this area of Scotland does it all and more besides.
Welcome to our home, and Garlieston:
8 Garlieston Harbour is a three storey, two bedroom town house, but will sleep 6, comfortably.
It is situated on the Harbour in a stunning new development.
It is finished and furnished to a high, specification and comes with everything you would expect, and perhaps a little more. Each room, boast beautiful views to the rear and front of the harbour and village. Each room is individually heated.
Bedrooms
Both bedrooms are on the top floor with stunning views.
The master bedroom is en-suite, and has a king size leather bed, fitted with pocket sprung memory topped mattress, TV and DVD
The second bedroom has two single leather beds, again, each with pocket sprung memory topped mattress, and a shower room right next door.
Both rooms have fitted double wardrobes.
The Lounge
This room is on the middle floor and is very light and spacious.
It has a large 3 piece leather suite, and the larger of the settees is a double bed settee, we have included a memory foam topper for this bed, to make it even more comfortable.
There are French windows which open onto a balconette, with stunning views across the harbour to the village.
The room features include:
•A 42 inch flat screen T.V. with Freeview
•A blue ray dvd player and
•A Bose surround sound system.
This floor also has the family bathroom complete with a shower above the bath.
Kitchen Diner
Don't let the name fool you, this is a large airy space that houses everything quite comfortably.
The kitchen is fully fitted, complete with everything you would expect:
•For those who like their coffee, a Lavazza Mio coffee pod machine (sorry, coffee pods not supplied, but can be purchased on line or from Waitrose).
•A washer dryer
•A microwave
•Fridge Freezer
•Toaster
•Electric oven and hob
•Full range of cooking utensils and equipment
•Iron and ironing board.
The dining area comprises of:
•A large dining table with 6 chairs
•A 32 inch flat screen T.V. with Freeview
•A C.D. player which, using your lead, can take your MP3 or I Pod (Please respect our neighbours when using!)
•A comfortable reading area with two swivel chairs and a few books
•French doors leading out to a small seating area
•A downstairs W.C.
Short breaks can be arranged, please contact us for rates and availability.
For a full description, more pictures, contacts, availability and more, please visit
www.garlieston-harbour.com or email us at mickeyg1@btinternet.com
Thank You
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