Applegarth House

Applegarth House is a delightful former Manse in a peaceful situation overlooking the River Annan, yet only 3 miles from Lockerbie and Junction 17 on the M74. The earliest part of the house was built in 1727. A motte raised by Humphrey de Gardino (Jardine) in 1140 forms part of the walled garden and is listed as a site of special historical interest.

Applegarth is the perfect centre from which to explore the beautiful Border country and Solway Coast, or an ideal overnight stop, being only 1 hour from Glasgow and 1½ hours from Edinburgh.

Jane is an excellent cook using fresh local produce and you are assured a warm welcome in this relaxed family home with its comfortable, sunny and spacious rooms. Please bring your own wine.

At Junction 17, A74(M) take road to Lockerbie, at roundabout take (B7076) signed Johnstonebridge. Take first right after approximately 1½ miles signed Boreland and in 100 yards turn left back over motorway bridge. After 1 mile, right at T junction and second left signed 'The Church’. Applegarth House is adjacent to the church.

Frank & Jane Pearson
Lockerbie, Dumfriesshire DG11 1SX
Phone: (+44) 01387 810270 Fax: (+44) 01387 811701
Jane@applegarthtown.demon.co.uk
www.aboutscotland.com/south/applegarth

• Open all year
• 1 Double & 2 Twin Rooms
• Bed & Breakfast £38/£40
• Single supplement £10
• Dinner £24
• Children over 10 welcome
• Dogs accepted by special advance arrangement
• Garden, Fishing, Croquet
• Smoking Restrictions
• Visa accepted