The Carrick-Buchanan family has owned Corsewall Estate for over 200 years. When Angus and Kate Carrick-Buchanan moved to Corsewall House in 2002, they set about renovating a number of properties so they could provide luxury, high-end holiday accommodation.

Charming farmhouse with 4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, log burner and lovely views over the Galloway countryside and a pretty walk through the countryside to Port Beg on Loch Ryan.

Corsewall Estate has three pretty beaches on Loch Ryan - Boat Bank, Lady Bay and Port Beg that High Clachan Farmhouse guests can explore. A pretty walk will take you to Port Beg and Lady Bay. Lady Bay is a great spot for paddle boarding and swimming. Port Beg is a pretty bay, pebbly down to the waterline and then sandy in the sea - ideal for paddling and swimming. There are lots of rock pools - so a bucket and a net are a must for the kids! There's a grassy area for picnics and the views out to sea, with Ailsa Craig in the foreground and the Isle of Arran in the distance, are simply magical. Bird-watching down on the shores of Loch Ryan or in the woods is second to none. High Clachan has a large lawn in front of the house - so it's a great place for children to play football or for a game of croquet - croquet set supplied! Located on a fabulous coastal estate, there are lots of woodland walks and coastal paths around Corsewall for guests to enjoy you can enjoy. This also makes it a great holiday for dogs too! In late January and February, the woods feature charming drifts of snowdrops followed by daffodils and in April and May the hue turns to purple with acres of bluebells. There is oodles of wildlife to spot – from roe deer and hares to barn owls, woodpeckers and most importantly, this area is one of the last bastions of the red squirrel. The Blue Peter pub in the village of Kirkcolm is 1 mile away and can be reached on foot by one of our woodland walks. It does good pub grub and also does great take away fish and chips - a 'must eat' while on holiday by the coast!