From Carlisle and the South
Leave the M74/M6 just over the border into Scotland near Gretna Green and follow the A75 westwards towards Dumfries and Stranraer. On the outskirts of Dumfries continue on the A75 around the ringroad following the signs for Stranraer. Approximately 12 miles from Dumfries you enter the village of Springholm.  In the middle of that village turn right, signposted Kirkpatrick-Durham 1¼ miles. At the crossroads in Kirkpatrick- Durham turn left. Chipperkyle is 0.8mile from that crossroads on the right hand side. At the end of our drive there is a white cottage with blue windows and Chipperkyle is written on the fence. Follow the drive up to the front of the house and park.

Leave the M74 near Moffat at junction 15 following signs to Dumfries and Stranraer on the A701. At the ringroad for Dumfries, turn right on to the A75 travelling west towards Stranraer. Approximately 12 miles from Dumfries you enter the village of Springholm. In the middle of that village turn right, signposted Kirkpatrick-Durham 1¼ miles. At the crossroads in Kirkpatrick- Durham turn left. Chipperkyle is 0.8mile from that crossroads on the right hand side. At the end of our drive there is a white cottage with blue windows and Chipperkyle is written on the fence. Follow the drive up to the front of the house and park.

Follow the A713 south towards Castle Douglas. A few miles before arriving there you will pass through the village of Crossmichael. Approximately 200yds after leaving the 30mph limit there are a couple of joined cottages on the right with a small road on the left. Take that road and follow it to the end where you will meet a T junction. Turn left through the village of Clarebrand and carry straight on until you go down and then up a steep hill to a small crossroads at Old Bridge of Urr. Go straight on at that crossroads towards Kirkpatrick-Durham. Chipperkyle is 1 mile from that crossroads on the left hand side. At the end of our drive there is a white cottage with blue windows and Chipperkyle is written on the fence. Follow the drive up to the front of the  house and park.

Travel the A75 west towards Dumfries. After passing the town of Castle Douglas the road goes downhill and goes over the River Urr. A few yards past the bridge, turn left on to the B794 signed Corsock. A mile along this road you come to a minor crossroads at the village of Old Bridge of Urr. The road to the right at the crossroads is signposed for Kirkpatrick-Durham. Take this road and Chipperkyle is 1 mile from that crossroads on the left hand side. At the end of our drive there is a white cottage with blue windows and Chipperkyle is written on the fence. Follow the drive up to the front of the house and park.