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| At Creech Mill, we offer a choice of quality self catering holiday accommodation for up to eight guests. Ploughmans & Carpenters Milkmaid Creech House 2 - 4 guests 2 - 6 guests 2 - 8 guests
Situated in the Machars of South West Scotland, Creech Mill Cottages (pronounced Creek in Gaelic) offer our guests the ideal place to chill out and relax. We are just under a mile away from the nearest village of Sorbie. The three holiday cottages, all of which are stone built, single storey, and semi-detached, surround the courtyard, and are beautifully appointed to a high standard. Creech House stands adjacent to the courtyard within it's own grounds.
The courtyard Gazebo, for guests to enjoy.
Amid rolling countryside, with mountains to climb, coastal walks to explore, history to discover, the Machars is a must for those who enjoy the great outdoors. With unrestricted tidal waters in the area, why not bring your own boat or jet ski? At Creech Mill we offer secure storage for all sporting equipment. Sandy beaches, golf, sea and river fishing, walking, cycling, bird watching and pony trekking are among the many activities, making Creech Mill an ideal base for your well deserved holiday and for touring our beautiful area. Visit the pretty harbour towns of Garlieston, Port William and Isle of Whithorn, or visit Wigtown, Scotland's national book town. Kilsture forest , within a five minute walk, is a lovely place to watch the wildlife, and enjoy the wildflowers along the signposted trails. The trees hold a variety of small birds such as the tits - blue, great, long tailed and willow, tree creepers, woodpecker, pied flycatcher, and many finches namely green, gold, chaffinch and bull. You will find yellow hammers, thrushes and many more. Beneath the trees in spring, snowdrops, primrose, bluebells and violets give a succession of colour. The mild gulf stream climate has influenced many beautiful gardens. The nearby Galloway House gardens are certainly worth a visit. The area is steeped in history, Whithorn being the cradle of Christianity in Scotland. Follow the Whithorn story, or visit the museum at Newton Stewart, and library with reference section for genealogists. At Monreith you will find the bronze otter memorial, a tribute to the author Gavin Maxwell who wrote 'Ring of Bright Water'. Experience the beautiful countryside that inspired his writings.
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