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Set in a superb location just a five-minute walk from the Rothiemurchus main hub, this delightful Highland hideaway offers wonderful views across the Cairngorm Mountains and unbeatable access to the very best of this iconic Estate. Whether you’re planning gentle woodland strolls, a day of clay pigeon shooting, an exhilarating quad-biking adventure or one of the famous hairy coo safaris, everything is right on your doorstep.

The setting is peaceful and scenic. A perfect base for couples or small families looking to explore the Cairngorms National Park at their own pace. Step outside and you’ll find endless walking routes, wildlife encounters and outdoor activities, all within a few minutes’ reach.

Inside, the property is cosy and welcoming, providing a comfortable space to unwind after a day in the fresh Highland air. The bathroom features a traditional bathtub (please note there is no shower).

With its fantastic location, wonderful views and easy access to the full range of Rothiemurchus experiences, this is a charming base for your Highland getaway.

Nestled on the edge of Dartmoor National Park, this charming pod sits just 2 miles from the lively market town of Okehampton and offers easy access to the A30, with Exeter only 20 miles away. Okehampton provides everything you need, from shops and supermarkets to takeaways and specialist outdoor stores for walkers, cyclists, and climbers. Dartmoor itself promises miles of trails for all abilities, while nearby attractions such as Meldon Reservoir and Viaduct, Lydford Gorge, Roadford Lake, Okehampton Castle, and Crealy Adventure Park all lie within 20 miles.

Step inside the beautifully crafted pod to discover a bright studio-style lounge/kitchen/diner designed for comfort. The cosy sofa and Smart TV create a relaxing space to enjoy a film while admiring forest views. The compact yet well-equipped kitchen includes everything required for easy holiday cooking, and the layout provides ample room for dining and unwinding. Two bedrooms lead off from the main area—a king-size room and a twin with 2’6″ beds—along with a modern shower room with shower and WC.

Outside, enjoy your own private hot tub on the enclosed patio, perfect for relaxing in privacy. Additional outdoor seating includes a pair of chairs on the porch and a larger seating area with fire pit/BBQ beside the pod—ideal for morning coffees or evening drinks. For days when you’d rather not cook, an on-site pub/restaurant is also available.

This cosy pod offers an idyllic base for exploring Dartmoor and beyond.

This charming and secluded retreat lies just 10 minutes from the edge of Dartmoor National Park, making it an ideal bolthole for couples or small groups seeking scenic walks and peaceful surroundings. Nearby attractions include National Trust–owned Castle Drogo (6 miles), the ancient Scorhill Stone Circle (2.4 miles), and the atmospheric Wistman’s Wood with its moss-covered trees and granite boulders (14 miles). Haldon Forest and the Tamar Valley are around 25 miles away, and with the property’s central Devon location, both coastlines are reachable within 30 miles.

For amenities, Okehampton is 7 miles away, offering shops, pubs, restaurants, supermarkets, and a direct train line to Exeter—perfect for a car-free day in the historic city. Walks begin right from the doorstep, and the picturesque town of Chagford is close by, with cafés, restaurants, a public tennis court, and an open-air swimming pool.

Entering the property on the first floor from the rear parking area, you’ll find a rustic kitchen/dining space featuring an oil Aga. A few steps lead to the first king-size bedroom, complete with exposed beams and traditional furniture, while a stylish walk-in shower room with an oversized shower head completes this level. Head downstairs from the kitchen to the cosy lounge, where an inglenook fireplace with a wood burner, Smart TV, and comfortable sofas create a welcoming spot to relax. Three steps from the lounge lead to the second king-size bedroom, a lovely hideaway with its own wood burner, seating area, and exposed beams.

Outside, a pretty seating area with a small lawn offers a peaceful space for alfresco dining. In summer, the surrounding fields are often home to Dartmoor ponies, adding to the charm of this delightful countryside escape.

Set on Bagtor Barton, a fifth-generation family beef farm on the outskirts of Ilsington, Bagtor Granary is a stunning three-bedroom barn conversion in the heart of Dartmoor National Park. With direct private access onto the moor, a stylish interior, and a private hot tub, it offers a wonderful retreat for a family of six.

Enjoy off-road parking on arrival, before stepping into the contemporary sitting room, complete with a plush leather sofa, Smart TV, and woodburning stove—perfect for unwinding after a busy day. The spacious kitchen/diner features high-quality appliances and seating for six, providing a welcoming space for family meals.

As evening falls, relax in the private hot tub and watch the sun set over the Devon countryside. Upstairs, you’ll find three well-appointed bedrooms: a master king-size with Smart TV and en-suite, another king-size room, and a bunk room with handmade oak frames. Begin your mornings with a luxurious soak in the free-standing copper bath before heading out to meet the livestock, tour the farm, or greet calves and lambs in season.

Explore nearby Haytor Rocks, Becky Falls Ancient Woodland Park, and the amenities in Ilsington. Venture deeper into Dartmoor to visit Widecombe-in-the-Moor with its 14th-century church, Café on the Green, and Rugglestone Inn. Adults may enjoy a tour of the Dartmoor Whisky Distillery, while Stover Country Park offers a scenic family day out.

Newton Abbot is a short drive away for shops, eateries, and race days at Newton Abbot Races. The coast is also within reach, with Meadfoot, Paignton, and Torquay beaches offering family-friendly days by the sea.

Bagtor Granary is the ideal base to experience the best of Devon’s coast and countryside.

Set on the outskirts of Chagford in Dartmoor National Park, close to the River Teign, Higher Weddicott Barn is a beautifully renovated 18th-century granite barn with stunning views and easy access to Dartmoor’s trails. A five-minute walk brings you to Meldon Rocks, perfect for a refreshing stroll or morning run. The property also benefits from a private supply of purified Dartmoor spring water.

Inside, underfloor heating welcomes you into a bright open-plan living area, where floor-to-ceiling windows frame the surrounding scenery. The spacious country-style kitchen is fully equipped for home cooking, and meals can be enjoyed around the large dining table. A handy utility room is ideal after days spent exploring.

The ground floor hosts a king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room. Upstairs are three further elegant bedrooms, all with en-suite facilities: the twin room, Meldon; the king-size Haytor room; and the luxurious master bedroom featuring a sleigh bed, seating area, and a bathroom with a freestanding tub and walk-in shower.

Outside, enjoy generous parking, a large patio, a barbecue, and incredible dark skies for stargazing. Nearby Chagford offers shops and pubs, while Exeter provides cultural attractions including the Cathedral, Quayside, and Royal Albert Memorial Museum. Explore Castle Drogo, Scorhill Stone Circle, or try activities such as clay shooting, archery, and adventures at Haldon Forest or Go Ape.

With Dartmoor’s rolling hills on your doorstep, Higher Weddicott Barn is a wonderful base for a memorable Devon getaway.

The Farmhouse is one of three charming holiday cottages on Burnville Farm, with the storybook look of a classic country home. Large and full of character, it sits on the edge of a traditional Devon farmyard. Leave your boots in the hall and wander into the cosy sitting room with its exposed beams, and from there step into the bright sunroom—perfect for sunny days.

The kitchen is fully equipped for preparing meals to enjoy around the big, sociable dining table, which sits beside an open fire and intriguingly began life as an old dough trough. Upstairs are four comfortable bedrooms, each offering a peaceful place to unwind after busy days exploring the area or making the most of the farm’s facilities.

Outside, just 20 yards from the house, is your own spacious, enclosed garden, complete with lawn, trees, a stream, and a barbecue. Beyond the garden lies as much freedom and fun as you could wish for. You’re welcome to roam the 250-acre farm, lend a hand when possible, picnic by the pond, swim in the shared seasonal outdoor pool, play tennis, and make use of the shared games room and gym.

You can also arrange clay pigeon shooting, archery, or mountain bike hire with the friendly owners (small extra charges apply). The surrounding open moorland and the Granite Way cycle trail offer wonderful routes for cycling or walking. If you have horses, you’re welcome to bring them too—stabling and grazing are available. Nearby, you can also arrange golf or gliding, and Roadford Lake offers excellent water sports.

With such a wide choice of activities yet a wonderfully peaceful setting, The Farmhouse is the perfect spot for an unforgettable family holiday.

On arriving at Garradh Cottage, one of the first things to savour is the panoramic view that stretches across fields of grazing sheep, woodlands, and local hills and lochs, up to the permanence of the Cairngorm mountain range. Changes in weather and light alter the perspective, bringing different elements to the fore. The cottage’s farmhouse-style windows (and an outdoor bench) face southeast towards the view, so you can enjoy it from every room throughout your stay.

In this lodge, each room feels like a work of art. Painted wood panelling and walls are paired with beautifully patterned wallpaper, and the furniture, chosen with a curator’s eye, serves its purpose while adding timeless style.

Curl up on the sofa in the lounge to watch a film, read a book or settle into a blanket-covered nap. Or, if you’re in the mood for conversation, choose the armchairs that flank the wood-burning stove.

The spacious cottage-style kitchen adjoins through a cottage-style doorway. From here, there’s access to the private back garden, which holds a hot tub, picnic bench, BBQ, secure storage, stone benches in the shade of a pine tree, and more views, this time to the foothills of the Monadhliath mountains.

The sloped ceilings and overhead Velux windows in the bedroom, to which you ascend via thickly carpeted stairs, mean star-filled skies can be appreciated, unobstructed, from the warmth of the bed. A bedside switch controls the blinds for the window opposite. Sometimes, it’s the little things.

The bathroom is the definition of understated luxe, with bronze fixings and fittings, golden-green tiles and a Victorian-style cistern (a nod to the cottage’s age – it’s over a century old).

Garradh Cottage is on Alvie Estate, and its almost endless selection of on-site activities and experiences mean you don’t have far to go to get involved in something a bit different. There’s pony trekking, zip lining, red squirrel and deer photography, archery, quad biking, gorge walking, a farm tour, bushcraft skills, fishing, paintballing and more, all within walking distance. You’re also just 15 minutes from the town of Aviemore, and even closer to the village of Kincraig, which has a great cafe and welcoming pub.

This enchanting thatched detached house sits beside the River Lemon, just a mile from the picturesque Devon village of Ilsington. Originally a 17th-century mill house, it has been thoughtfully extended and is now a Grade II listed retreat—an idyllic spot for families or groups of friends seeking peace and relaxation.

A long private drive leads to the entrance, where you step into an oak-fitted kitchen complete with a traditional electric Aga. Share unhurried meals in the dining room, or unwind in the delightful sitting room, with its exposed beams, open fire and French door opening out to a sunny terrace.

The bedrooms are spread over two floors: two doubles and a single with a pull-out truckle on the first floor, and, up a further flight of steep stairs, a spacious family room tucked beneath the eaves and equipped with a TV.

The grounds are truly special. You can admire the original mill wheel and workings, stroll through five acres of gardens, and enjoy the gentle sound of the river winding through the property. Ponds and wildlife-rich lawns add to the charm, and the terrace makes a perfect suntrap for outdoor relaxation. Private woodland paths, signposted from the house, offer the chance to spot deer and other wildlife.

Beyond this lovely haven lies even more beautiful countryside, including the southeastern slopes of Dartmoor and the River Lemon valley—designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest and home to thriving bird and butterfly populations. The dramatic Tor of Haytor is a must-see, as is the traditional seaside town of Teignmouth. With the A38 just a couple of miles away, Bagtor Mill offers an excellent base for exploring the region.

This magnificent manor house sits amid idyllic countryside, just a mile from the village of Bridestowe on the edge of Dartmoor National Park. Steeped in remarkable history dating back to the 13th century, it is a truly unique Grade II* listed retreat, ideal for families or large groups of friends seeking somewhere extraordinary to gather.

From the moment you enter the grand dining hall—with its impressive fireplace and traditional coat of arms—you are drawn into the enchanting character of the property, enhanced by its spacious rooms and multi-room Sonos sound system. A library, sitting room and TV room offer peaceful spots to relax, while the music room, complete with instruments, invites lively fun. For more informal meals, the cosy breakfast room with its wood-burning stove, next to the well-equipped kitchen, is perfect. Caterers can also be arranged if desired.

Two staircases lead to five superb en suite bedrooms, each featuring luxurious Egyptian cotton linens and soft bathrobes, along with a games room and a convenient kitchenette. In true fairytale fashion, a sixth en suite bedroom is tucked away in the Tower.

The grounds are as captivating as the house itself, extending across more than 13 acres of gardens, woodland, ponds and paddocks, with glorious views over the moors. Enjoy croquet on the lawn, dine outdoors in the illuminated barbecue area with chimenea, soak up the scenery, or let children roam and explore the many open spaces.

Beyond the manor lies beautiful moorland for walking and cycling, and with a welcoming pub in Bridestowe plus the vibrant towns of Tavistock and Okehampton nearby, there are plenty of places to eat and shop. The dramatic National Trust Lydford Gorge also makes for a memorable outing.

Great Bidlake is an exceptional setting for creating treasured memories with family and friends.

This impressive detached Georgian residence sits near the River Tavy at the heart of a 6,000-acre estate, just 1½ miles from Milton Combe. Blending contemporary style with generous comfort, it provides superb accommodation for families or groups of friends.

From the spacious entrance hall, step into a bright, elegant sitting room adorned with charming artwork, a welcoming open fire, and a large dining table perfect for sociable meals—made even easier by the handy wine fridge. The cosy TV room, decorated in a rich, atmospheric red, offers an inviting spot to unwind with a film after dinner.

Eight bedrooms are spread across two floors: large and light-filled rooms on the first floor, and more intimate, characterful spaces on the top floor, creating a delightful Downton Abbey feel.

Outside, the courtyard is ideal for barbecues, while children can enjoy the lawn at the rear. A dedicated games room provides table tennis, and a private jetty allows you to launch your own small boat onto the river, with sandy banks offering space for play. Cyclists will appreciate the scenic countryside routes, including the nearby Plym Valley cycle trail, and secure bike storage is available in the barns.

You can stroll to the village pub for a drink, or venture to Tavistock or Plymouth for a wider choice of shops, restaurants, and theatre. History lovers will find Buckland Abbey close by, along with numerous National Trust properties and charming fishing villages within a 15-mile radius.

Maristow Barton is a truly special retreat—stylish, welcoming, and set within breathtaking surroundings.

Nestled within spectacular, far-reaching working farmland, this welcoming property offers a tranquil escape for up to eight guests, making it ideal for families or groups of friends. Its location provides easy access to the historic coastal town of Dunbar (5.5 miles) and the beautiful East Lothian coastline (3 miles). Dunbar delights visitors with its rugged seaside charm and lovely beaches, including Belhaven Bay (7 miles), where sweeping panoramic views stretch across the water. Nature enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the diverse wildlife at the nearby John Muir Country Park (8 miles), a sanctuary for flora and fauna and a perfect setting for leisurely strolls and scenic picnics. Outdoor adventurers will find plenty to enjoy too, from coastal hikes along the John Muir Way to exciting water sports such as paddleboarding and kayaking. Whether your stay calls for peace and quiet or outdoor excitement, this property offers a memorable getaway surrounded by the natural beauty of the Scottish countryside.

Step inside this delightful home into the entrance hall before moving through to the bright and spacious open-plan kitchen/diner/lounge, where large windows frame the stunning rural views. After a day of exploring, settle into the comfortable sofas with a good book or gather everyone for a film night on the Smart TV. The generous dining area invites relaxed meals together, while the well-equipped kitchen has everything needed to prepare delicious feasts for your group. Beyond the kitchen, a second inviting family lounge offers another cosy spot to unwind, complete with plush seating and a charming wood burner for added warmth and atmosphere. When night falls, choose from five beautifully presented bedrooms: two king-size rooms, a comfortable double and two snug singles, all served by a stylish bathroom and an additional shower room.

Step outside through the patio doors to discover an enclosed terrace with outdoor seating and a BBQ—an ideal spot for morning coffee or alfresco suppers. Soothe tired muscles in the private wood-fired hot tub, or find a peaceful grassy nook to relax with your holiday read.

A stylish converted byre with a cosy wood burner and wonderful valley views, this cottage offers an idyllic rural escape within easy reach of Edinburgh. Perfect for couples, friends, or families, it adjoins the owner’s home while still offering complete privacy. Set among the rolling Lammermuir Hills near the Scottish Borders, it provides easy access to Edinburgh’s shops, museums, theatres, and year-round festivals, including the Fringe and Military Tattoo. The surrounding countryside is ideal for walking, cycling, and mountain biking, while nearby fisheries and the River Tweed will delight anglers.

Inside, a spacious hallway welcomes you with plenty of room for outdoor gear. The well-equipped kitchen includes everything needed for cooking, while the beautiful lounge features vaulted ceilings, a wood burner for snug evenings, and a TV/DVD. The dining area offers a lovely space for shared meals. The ground-floor bathroom includes a bath, separate shower, and WC.

Upstairs is a charming king-size bedroom with a TV, along with a bright twin room and a separate WC.

Outside, an enclosed garden with seating awaits just behind the cottage, and there is ample off-road parking.

This delightful boutique shepherd’s hut sits in an idyllic private orchard within a 60-acre working equestrian centre, with a polo club and trout fishery less than a mile away. The coastal villages of South and North Queensferry are close by, offering cafés, inns, shops, beaches, and access to the Fife Coastal Path, as well as the popular Deep Sea World. Edinburgh is just 7 miles away and easily reached by train or park-and-ride, with iconic attractions such as the Castle, National Galleries, the Botanic Gardens, and world-famous festivals. Other nearby highlights include the Kelpies, Falkirk Wheel, and Knockhill Racing Circuit.

Step inside the cosy, luxurious hut to find an open-plan living area with comfy seating, a Smart TV, a well-equipped kitchen, and a dining space perfect for romantic meals. The sleeping area features a king-size bed with ample storage, and the stylish shower room completes the accommodation.

Outside, the fully enclosed garden offers everything for a relaxing stay: a bistro dining set, Weber charcoal BBQ, fire pit, and a private wood-fired hot tub. A shared sauna is just a short stroll across the orchard.

Guests are welcome to wander the equestrian yard and enjoy views of the horses grazing or in training—and you may even catch a small dressage or show-jumping event if your stay coincides with one.

1 Deuchrie Cottages is a welcoming semi-detached cottage set on the owner’s working farm, surrounded by beautiful East Lothian countryside near East Linton. Perfect for two couples or a family of four with dogs, it offers a peaceful rural escape.

Begin your stay in the bright sunroom, complete with seating and a dining area, before moving into the cosy living space. Two inviting sofas and a Smart TV await—best enjoyed snuggled up by the fire. The well-equipped kitchen has everything you need, from a coffee maker to a full oven, ideal for preparing meals to enjoy together in the light-filled dining room.

Downstairs, a bathroom with a bath and shower provides a relaxing end to the day, while upstairs offers two spacious bedrooms—one super-king and one king-size—ensuring a restful night’s sleep.

East Linton offers handy local amenities including pubs, cafés, shops, and a butcher, as well as a train station for easy trips into Edinburgh. Nearby Dunbar promises great family days out, with East Links Family Park, Lauderdale Park, and the Town House Museum & Gallery. Tyninghame Beach and the surrounding woodland are perfect for dog walks and seaside fun, with Tantallon Castle close by for a touch of history.

Further afield, explore magnificent Edinburgh—visit Edinburgh Castle, tour the Royal Yacht Britannia, or enjoy family favourites like Camera Obscura and World of Illusions.

For a relaxing countryside stay with plenty to explore, 1 Deuchrie Cottages is an ideal choice.

This exquisite apartment is uniquely set within Oxenfoord Castle near the village of Pathhead in Midlothian, Scotland. Surrounded by picturesque castle views and roaming deer, it offers outstanding accommodation for families or groups of four looking to explore the region.

After climbing four flights of stairs, guests arrive in a practical boot area for coats and shoes before entering the spacious open-plan living space, which combines a fully equipped galley kitchen, dining area, and comfortable lounge. The contemporary kitchen provides everything needed for self-catering, while the cosy seating area invites you to unwind in front of the TV after a day exploring the Scottish countryside.

The apartment sleeps four across two bright bedrooms—a king-size master and a twin room—served by a modern family bathroom with a bath and shower over.

Outside, guests can roam the beautiful 18th-century woodland grounds of the castle, which change with the seasons, from snowdrops to daffodils to summer roses. Two on-site tennis courts are also available, and there is off-road parking for two cars at the castle entrance.

Just a short drive from historic Edinburgh—or reachable via Newcraighall train station seven miles away—the property is ideally placed for enjoying the city’s famous Fringe and International Festivals. Nearby, guests can also enjoy hiking, golf, and horse riding.

Housekeeper’s Rooms offers a superb base for families or friends wishing to explore this spectacular part of Scotland at any time of year.

Tucked away in the pretty village of Burwardsley near Tattenhall, Sandstone 34 is the ideal base for families and friends eager to explore the Cheshire countryside, walk the renowned Sandstone Trail, or simply unwind in a peaceful rural setting.

The ground floor features a cosy, stylish sitting room with a wood-burning stove, exposed beams, comfortable seating, a Smart TV, and French doors opening into the tranquil garden. The well-equipped kitchen/dining room offers everything needed for an effortless home-from-home stay, with ample space for gathering and chatting over the day’s adventures. A utility room and cloakroom sit conveniently opposite.

Upstairs, you’ll find three well-appointed bedrooms: a bright master bedroom with a 6′ super-king bed, plenty of storage, a sofa, and a TV; a colourful twin room with two 3′ beds; and a chic third bedroom with a 6′ super-king zip-and-link bed and charming finishing touches. All enjoy lovely rural views. The family bathroom on this floor includes both a bath and a walk-in shower.

Outside, start your day with coffee overlooking the countryside or enjoy alfresco dining when the sun is shining. A few steps lead down to the lawn—perfect for children and dogs to play.

Ideally located along the popular Sandstone Trail, the cottage offers instant access to beautiful walking routes, and the much-loved Pheasant Inn is just across the road for a well-earned drink or meal after your stroll.

Built around 1868, this beautifully restored former gardener’s lodge now offers a luxurious retreat for two, with sweeping views across the lake, gardens, and the tranquil grandeur of Bolesworth Castle.

Entering through the arches of Chowley Gate, you’ll follow the drive through historic parkland before reaching Liongate Lodge—an elegant and timeless sight. Step inside to a dramatic hallway, complete with a five-tier chandelier reflected in a bespoke mirror, setting the tone for the indulgence that follows.

The sitting room features deep, plush sofas, a crackling log burner, and a Smart TV discreetly hidden behind a mirrored panel. Rich tones, carefully chosen furnishings, and a mirrored coffee table with a concealed bar create an intimate, luxurious space. The ornate ceiling—best admired through its mirrored fireplace reflection—adds true grandeur.

The bright kitchen-dining area centres around a striking gold-leaf island, complemented by granite worktops and high-spec appliances. Large bi-fold doors open to a private garden with a spacious patio, bubbling hot tub, fire pit, and serene estate views—perfect for alfresco living.

Upstairs, the boutique-style bedroom boasts a super-king bed dressed in fine linens and positioned to capture stunning estate vistas. A separate dressing room leads to a sleek bathroom with a walk-in shower and standout freestanding black bath.

Thoughtful touches—from a curated welcome hamper to the seamless blend of period charm and modern luxury—make every moment special. Whether relaxing in the hot tub, wandering the peaceful estate, or exploring Cheshire and nearby North Wales, Liongate Lodge promises a truly memorable and romantic escape.

Throughout the year, the Estate also hosts events such as classic car auctions, outdoor cinema evenings, and charity gatherings—perhaps even the reason for your visit.

The Granary is a charming circa 1740 barn conversion situated down a tranquil country lane on the edge of High Legh, Cheshire.Surrounded by scenic walks and fields, this delightful retreat offers off-road parking for five cars, a small pond, and welcomes two well-behaved pets, making it perfect for families or groups of friends.Upon entering the property, you will be greeted by a delightfully spacious kitchen/diner fully equipped for all your culinary needs.Adjacent to this, you will find a handy utility room housing a washing machine, tumble dryer, and freezer, perfect for longer stays.The sitting room is an inviting retreat crafted for ultimate relaxation, featuring a plush corner sofa, an additional sofa, and a Smart TV, all thoughtfully arranged around a centrally placed woodburning stove set within a charming inglenook fireplace.For a touch of friendly competition, head to the games area, where the warmth of the woodburning stove creates an inviting atmosphere.Here, a pool table awaits lively matches, while a snug armchair offers a perfect spot for those who’d rather sit back and enjoy the action.For quieter moments, retreat to the snug, furnished with two beanbags and a Smart TV, making it the perfect spot for younger guests.A convenient cloakroom with a basin and WC completes the ground-floor layout.As you ascend the staircase, you’ll discover five beautifully appointed bedrooms, each radiating charm with exposed wooden beams and offering ample storage space for all your holiday essentials.The master bedroom is a sanctuary of elegance, complete with an en-suite featuring a freestanding bath, walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail, and WC.The second bedroom, designed with flexibility in mind, offers a zip/link double bed and an en-suite with a walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail, and WC.Two additional double bedrooms provide tranquil retreats for catching your rest, while the final double bedroom enjoys the convenience of its own en-suite with a walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail, and WC.A well-equipped family bathroom with a bath, basin, heated towel rail, and WC conveniently serves the remaining bedrooms, ensuring comfort for all guests.Outside, the property continues to impress with its lush lawn, bordered by open fields and furnished for alfresco dining, allowing guests to savour meals amidst the soothing sounds of nature.For added entertainment, a table tennis setup awaits for friendly matches.Unwind in the hot tub and let your cares drift away as you soak beneath a starlit sky, embracing the serenity of this tranquil escape.For those who can pull themselves away from the comfort of The Granary, the local area offers a perfect blend of entertainment and relaxation.Built in 1832, nearby Arley Hall & Gardens offers a romantic, walled garden and quirky woodland, or you can visit Lymm Dam to experience water-based activities for all ages, following it up with a trip to the quintessential Grade I-listed, Lymm Cross.Lymm Village provides a wealth of delightful shops, traditional pubs and inviting cafés, offering opportunities for leisurely strolls and browsing.Afterwards, get hands-on experience with minuscule steam locomotives at High Legh Miniature Railway or, depending on the time of year, head to the Geronimo Festival, the largest children’s festival in the UK packed full of exciting activities.As each day ends, return to your serene retreat at The Granary to reminisce, unwind and make plans for the days yet to come.

The Coach House is a stylish barn conversion offering an idyllic retreat for friends or couples, set in the charming village of Chacombe on the border of Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire. Warm and welcoming, it features a cosy woodburning stove—perfect for those wishing to relax and unwind—and is conveniently located close to local amenities.

Inside, you’ll find two beautifully appointed bedrooms, each with its own TV. One offers a double bed and an en-suite with a P-shaped bath, while the other provides a double bed and an en-suite shower room, giving every guest privacy as they prepare for the day ahead.

At the heart of the home is the open-plan living space, combining a kitchen, dining area and sitting area centred around the woodburning stove—ideal for lazy mornings and peaceful evenings in. The kitchen is fully equipped for a self-catering stay, featuring an electric oven and hob, microwave and a handy dishwasher. Enjoy meals together at the dining table before settling in front of the TV as the fire crackles.

A useful utility room and a cloakroom with basin and WC complete the interior layout.

Step outside to the garden, a lovely spot for soaking up the tranquillity of the Northamptonshire countryside.

The village of Chacombe offers a charming taste of rural life with its pretty streets and friendly atmosphere. Just a short drive away is the bustling market town of Banbury, known for its historic landmarks, shops and inviting eateries. For designer shopping, Bicester Village is a must, offering a wide choice of luxury brands and restaurants. Alternatively, head to Royal Leamington Spa to enjoy elegant Regency architecture, beautiful parks and relaxing spa experiences.

Whether you’re drawn to history, shopping or simply some well-deserved downtime, The Coach House provides the perfect base for exploring this delightful corner of Northamptonshire.

Please note: EV charging is available on the complex for an additional charge.

The Old Barn at Ormidale is a beautifully refurbished seven-bedroom barn conversion set within the peaceful 22-acre Ormidale Estate, at the top of Loch Riddon in Argyll’s Cowal Peninsula.

Only an hour and a half from Glasgow, the scenery is magnificent. Blending original stone features with contemporary comfort, the house offers a stylish and welcoming base for family gatherings, celebrations or relaxed group escapes. Travertine-tiled floors, underfloor heating and high-quality finishes give the property a warm, luxurious feel throughout.

At the heart of the house is a spacious, open-plan ground floor. The light and airy kitchen and breakfast room features oak cabinetry, a granite worktop, a Belfast sink and quality appliances. A dramatic stone arch leads into the main living and dining area, furnished with four comfortable sofas, a large TV and a French Oak dining table seating 12–16 guests — perfect for shared meals and evenings together. There is also a separate TV and play room with a sofa-bed, ideal for children or extra guests, along with a ground-floor shower room and a relaxing sauna.

Upstairs, seven thoughtfully designed bedrooms offer a mix of super-king rooms, flexible twin/super-king options, a bunk room and a cosy small double. Many include their own wash basins and enjoy views of the gardens, mountains or courtyard. Three attractive bathrooms, including two with corner Jacuzzi baths, ensure comfort for larger groups.

Outside, a private cobbled courtyard and BBQ area with a 7-person hot tub completes this elegant and sociable Highland escape. Visiting wildlife include red squirrels and deer and the night skies, in the absence of any light pollution, are mind-blowing. Guests get access to 25 acres of grounds including a tennis court, football pitch, games cottage with ping pong, pool table and dart board.

A perfect location for holiday makers looking for walking, cycling, sailing, fishing, stalking, golf or just sight-seeing. Easy access to the historic towns of Dunoon, Rothesay, and Inverary. Loch Lomond within a scenic 35 minutes, convenient ferries from Colintraive to Bute, and from Portavadie to Tarbert for the Mull of Kintyre and the inner Hebrides.

Ormidale House is an elegant and historic 17th-century “laird’s house” set on a 22-acre private estate on the Cowal Peninsula, just 1.5 hours from Glasgow. With 13 flexible bedrooms and 8 bathrooms, the property can host up to 35 guests, making it perfect for large family gatherings, celebrations or multi-family getaways.

On the ground floor, you’ll find a large AGA-equipped kitchen, a breakfast room opening onto the terrace and garden, a grand dining hall that seats up to 24, and a classic drawing room with a baby-grand piano and open fire. Entertainment is a highlight: there’s a billiard room with a full-size table, air hockey, darts and more, two TV rooms with full Sky coverage, and a children’s playroom with a huge dolls’ house. For total relaxation, the house offers a sauna and a private hot tub.

Outside, guests enjoy a tennis court, a croquet lawn, a sunken trampoline, and woodland walks through ancient trees, with river pools and waterfalls to explore. Wildlife is abundant—including red squirrels and deer—and the night sky is spectacular, thanks to very low light pollution. Bedrooms are furnished with luxurious goose-down duvets, fine linen and sprung beds.

The house combines gracious, antique charm with relaxed comfort, creating a warm, memorable retreat in one of Scotland’s most beautiful settings.

Ormidale Mill House is a spacious and characterful 9-bedroom holiday home situated on the scenic Ormidale Estate in Argyll. Only an hour and a half from Glasgow, but in absolutely stunning scenery at the top of Loch Riddon, it is a perfect location for a week or weekend away on the world-famous West Coast. Sleeping up to 22 guests, it is designed for sociable gatherings, family celebrations and relaxed group getaways.

The centrepiece of the property is a fabulous 75 m² open-plan living, dining and kitchen area. This impressive space features a fully equipped designer kitchen with multiple ovens, hobs, twin sinks, two dishwashers and a large American-style fridge freezer, making it ideal for cooking for a crowd. The elegant dining area, set beneath a vaulted ceiling, comfortably seats the whole group, while the adjoining lounge—with its open fire, massive TV, and deep sofas—creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere while show-casing the exposed stone wall that guests love.

Additional living spaces include a TV/play room with Sky+, perfect for children or movie nights, and a stylish mezzanine-level sitting area that opens onto a private terrace. There’s an extra wee back kitchen /utility and a private indoor sauna. Outside, a terrace with BBQ area, outdoor seating and 7-person hot tub overlooks the river and surrounding woodland, offering a peaceful spot to unwind.

The Mill House’s nine bedrooms provide flexible sleeping arrangements for adults and children, complemented by three modern bathrooms, luxury bedding and underfloor heating throughout. The house is marketed for 14 adults and 8 additional children, with maximum adult occupancy limited to 18. Guests also enjoy access to a shared football pitch and tennis court, a large sunken trampoline, estate walks, 25 acres of outdoor space, outdoor table tennis table, and a shared games cottage featuring pool table, ping pong and darts, making this the ideal property for memorable group holidays.

A perfect location for holiday makers looking for walking, cycling, sailing, fishing, stalking, golf or just sight-seeing. The local wildlife is spectacular and the night skies are mind-blowing. Easy access to the historic towns of Dunoon, Rothesay, and Inverary. Loch Lomond within a scenic 35 minutes, convenient ferries from Colintraive to Bute, and from Portavadie to Tarbert for the Mull of Kintyre and the inner Hebrides.

Howgills House is the ultimate country escape, with 12 en-suite bedrooms accommodating up to 28 guests. Just outside Sedbergh, between the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales, it’s the perfect base to explore the fells, trails, and scenery on your doorstep. Prefer to relax? Unwind in 2 outdoor hot tubs, make use of high-speed B4RN Wi-Fi and a smart TV, and soak up breathtaking views from the garden. Free parking is available for 15 – 20 cars.

Situated between the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District, Sedbergh (pronounced ‘Sed-ber’) radiates an old-world charm and some of our guests have described it as ‘being on the set of a Harry Potter movie!’ There are winding cobbled ginnels framed by historic sandstone buildings and the Main Street has small, independent shops, cafes and pubs.

Set just outside the village of Lamesley, this delightful cottage offers a peaceful retreat with easy access to the national road network and the vibrant city of Newcastle upon Tyne. From here, you can explore Northumberland’s beautiful heritage coastline with its charming villages and historic castles to the north, or venture south to discover Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the magnificent Cathedral City of Durham. The iconic Angel of the North sculpture by Antony Gormley is also just a short drive away.

Light and spacious, the cottage features an inviting open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area. The lounge provides comfortable seating for relaxing with a coffee or watching TV, while the dining table seats four. The well-equipped kitchen includes an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, and washing machine. On the ground floor, the master bedroom has a double bed and two sets of French doors that open to the garden with lovely countryside views. A modern shower room with a large corner shower and WC completes the ground floor. An open-tread staircase leads to the mezzanine-level bedroom overlooking the lounge, with a double bed, its own TV, and access to a bathroom with a bathtub and separate WC.

Set at the end of a private gravel driveway within the owner’s grounds, the property enjoys a secluded position with ample parking. The surrounding garden features a lawn, patio, and a purpose-built timber gazebo offering stunning views of the Northumberland hills—an ideal spot to unwind with a glass of wine. A Hot Tub can be booked for an additional charge and a BBQ is also available for relaxed al fresco dining with family or friends.