We found 3 quirky and unusual cottages in Southern Scotland:
Southern Scotland: Border Tales, Rolling Hills, and Wildly Charming Corners
Southern Scotland is a region shaped by big landscapes, rich history, and a wonderfully unrushed pace of life. Stretching across counties such as Dumfries and Galloway, the Scottish Borders, Ayrshire, and parts of South Lanarkshire, it's an area of sweeping hills, quiet coastlines, and story-filled towns. From the riverside charm of Dumfries to the historic towns of Melrose and Kelso, and the rugged beauty of the Galloway Hills, the scenery feels open, peaceful, and refreshingly untamed.
Look a little closer and Southern Scotland reveals its quirks. Discover ruined abbeys tucked into valleys, forest trails where red kites circle overhead, and seaside villages that feel delightfully unchanged. With its mix of folklore, landscapes, and tucked-away retreats, Southern Scotland is perfect for travellers looking to slow down, explore gently, and return each evening to a cosy, characterful place that feels a world away from the everyday.More unusual and unique holiday accommodation
As we only found 3 quirky cottages in Southern Scotland, here are 6 more places to stay a little further afield.









