Welcome to Yellow Door

A pet-friendly self-catering cosy retreat in Kirkcudbright - Dumfries & Galloway. This lovingly restored 300 year-old two bedroom cottage sleeps up to four people in the picturesque harbour town of Kirkcudbright.

The historic Yellow Door is a pet friendly self-catering cosy artists’ retreat, which stands on the same cobbled wynd on which stained-glass artist EA Taylor and his wife, illustrator Jessie M King used to live.

The Yellow Door, along with the four other houses on this close, benefit from a good degree of privacy in a peaceful location which is central and convenient for the amenities of the bustling harbour town of Kirkcudbright.

Kirkcudbright harbour
Kirkcudbright - The Artists' Town
The harbour town became a magnet for Scottish artists in the late 19th century
yellow door greengate close
Nestled in Greengate Close
Sleeping up to four people in two bedrooms
Yellow Door living room
Relax in the lovingly restored cottage
Enjoy the wood-burning stove in the wonderful original fireplace

Why Holiday in Kirkcudbright?

Kirkcudbright (pronounced kir-koo-bree) is a fascinating and genuinely pretty Scottish town. Attractive painted buildings in a whole array of colours vie for attention along its broad streets. A stunning array of Architecture with buildings like the town hall, Parish Church, Greyfriars Church, the Tolbooth, the Old Jail, Broughton House and MacLellan’s Castle.

A stroll along to the harbour to see the fishing boats arriving or preparing to leave, along with a chance to eat what they catch from the fish and chip shop in harbour square completes the charming effect that Kirkcudbright has on you.

Kirkcudbright harbour
Kirkcudbright castle
Kirkcudbright
Pets welcome
in our self catering retreat
Sleeps up to 4 people
in 2 en-suite bedrooms
Friday change-overs
Weekend & midweek breaks available
Wood burning stove
in the original fireplace
Complimentary welcome basket
including local produce
Outside space
Secluded patio garden