At Harold’s Barn escape to the idyllic countryside in this charming 3-bedroom cottage, nestled in the heart of the picturesque Briningham.
Harold’s Barn has a beautiful open plan living, dining and kitchen area.
The kitchen is spacious with a large breakfast bar. It is very well equipped with a big Bosch fridge freezer and independent wine fridge.
The main living area is dominated by the full height ceiling with stunning glass pendant lights. The glass sided oak staircase heads up to a glass sided bridge which connects the two upstairs bedrooms.
Harold’s Barn sleeps six in three ensuite bedrooms (one down stairs and two upstairs). All three bedrooms have superking beds, two of which are zip and link which can be made up as single beds on request.
The barn is heated by air source underfloor heating and is toasty warm, but just in case there is a woodburner to create that cosy feeling of a winter evening. Wood is provided.
Harold’s Barn has a sun room which catches the sun from lunchtime onwards and is a perfect place to sit on a cooler day.
There is an enclosed garden with a large tiled area immediately accessible from the main entrance or the French doors from the main living area.
There is a large table and super comfy outdoor dining chairs.
There is ample off road parking and a dedicated car port for Harold’s Barn. There is an EV charger.
We happily accept pets and offer walking on our 500 acre arable farm immediately accessible from Harold’s Barn.
Please note that Harold’s Barn is adjacent to Myrtle’s Barn and both properties can be taken together to accommodate up to twelve guests.
At Myrtle’s Barn escape to the idyllic countryside in this charming 3-bedroom cottage, nestled in the heart of the picturesque Briningham.
Myrtle’s Barn has a beautiful open plan living, dining and kitchen area.
The kitchen is spacious with a large breakfast bar. It is very well equipped with a big Bosch fridge freezer and independent wine fridge.
The main living area is dominated by the full height ceiling with stunning glass pendant lights.
The glass sided oak staircase heads up to a glass sided bridge which connects the two upstairs bedrooms.
Myrtle’s Barn sleeps six in three ensuite bedrooms (one downstairs and two upstairs). Two of the bedrooms have superking zip and link beds which can be made up as single beds on request.
The barn is heated by air source underfloor heating and is toasty warm, but just in case there is a woodburner to create that cosy feeling of a winter evening. Wood is provided.
The garden is completely enclosed and looks out across the fields.
There is plenty of off road parking and a dedicated car port for Myrtle’s Barn. There is an EV charger.
We happily accept pets and offer walking on our 500 acre arable farm immediately accessible from Myrtle’s Barn.
Please note that Myrtle’s Barn is adjacent to Harold’s Barn and both properties can be taken together to accommodate up to twelve guests.
The Pig House is the perfect place for family get togethers, friends celebrating birthdays, special occasions or two families wishing to holiday together.
The Pig House is very spacious with an enormous open plan kitchen, living and dining area which overlooks the courtyard garden to the south through four enormous glass screens.
The kitchen is very well equipped for any discerning chefs and many of our guests employ a local chef to come and cook for a special evening.
For those wishing to have a bit of time out, there is an additional sitting room which has a stunning glass corner which overlooks the valley. It really is the most tranquil room to sit in and read a book, chat or simply to sit and look out and enjoy the outside from inside!
Finally a cinema room completes the living space. There is a drop down screen, surround sound, very comfy Ligne Roset orange sofas, black out blinds and curtains so that you can shut yourself in and immerse yourself in a real cinema experience in the comfort of The Pig House.
The Pig House has internet connection through Starlink, so despite being very rural the internet speed is excellent.
The four ensuite bedrooms are all spacious with fitted wardrobes. All have superking beds, three of which are zip and link, so can be made up as single beds at the request of guests.
The bathrooms are tiled, with large showers, underfloor heating and electric towel rails. The shower in the master bedroom is so big that it has two showers in it!
The outside space at The Pig House is plentiful. Both gardens are fully enclosed. The courtyard garden faces south and has outdoor table and seating for eight.
There is also an outdoor/indoor area with comfy outdoor sofas.
A large jacuzzi which comfortably seats six is a great place for relaxing in the evening and enjoying the starlit Norfolk skies.
There is ample parking and a car port for two cars and an EV Charger.
We welcome well behaved dogs and offer walking on our 500 acre arable farm, immediately accessible from The Pig House.
The Pig House sleeps 8 guests in 4 ensuite bedrooms. Two additional guests can be accommodated for an additional charge.
River Barn is a charming cottage situated in the serene hamlet of Town End, Cumbria.
Offering stunning river views and delightful living spaces, this romantic retreat is perfect for couples seeking a quiet escape amidst nature’s beauty, with a toasty woodburning stove for those winter nights in!
Venture through to the heart of the home, the living/dining room, where you will find everything you need to cater for yourselves during your stay.
This welcoming space boasts a wonderful living space where you can put your feet up and relax in front of the TV while the amber embers of the woodburning stove keep you warm.
Further along, you have the kitchen which is well-equipped with everything you need to whip up some tasteful creations to be shared around the dining table.
The dining area is positioned to make the most out of the views of the stunning garden, giving you a meal with a view.
Why not take the meals outside where you can enjoy the fresh air and calmness of your surroundings?
The garden features a well-kept lawn and a patio area complete with furniture, offering a delightful spot for a moment of relaxation with a good book.
Once your day comes to a close, you’ll have a stunning king-size bed waiting for you with fresh linen, but before you get tucked in why not enjoy a hot soak in the gorgeous bathroom before getting tucked in?
If you can pull yourselves away from your luxurious retreat, explore local attractions including National Trust – Wray, noted for its important wildlife site, or the Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway where you can take a step back in time as you journey through the splendid Lake District landscape.
Admire the many marine and freshwater creatures at the Lakes Aquarium, or explore the natural beauty of National Trust – Fell Foot, right at the very southern tip of Lake Windermere.Make sure to take time to wander through the historic topiary gardens of Levens Hall.
If you crave some adventure, visit Go Ape Grizedale for a treetop challenge amongst the dense woodland, or marvel at the beautiful landscapes as you explore picturesque Holehird Gardens.
Whichever way you choose to fill your days, River Barn makes the perfect base to return to and relax amidst the charm and serenity of the Cumbrian countryside.
The Brewhouse is a stunning abode tucked away in the heart of the scenic Yorkshire countryside, offering a luxurious and unique retreat on the edge of the picturesque town of Harrogate.
Once an original brewing house, this stunning property has been meticulously converted into a high-end, four-bedroom home that retains much of its historic character, blending its original beams and industrial chic with the latest in contemporary luxury.
The result is a space that feels like a warm and inviting sanctuary for all seasons.
The property comfortably accommodates up to eight guests, with four generously-sized bedrooms.
Each room has been thoughtfully designed to ensure a restful, hotel-like stay.
Featuring two bedrooms on the ground floor and two on the first floor, the Brewhouse offers flexible sleeping arrangements that are perfect for both families and groups.
Each bedroom flaunts the finest of linens, pocket-sprung mattresses, and textured bed heads to ensure the utmost luxury.
All rooms feature a combination of walk-in showers and elegant bathtubs, making it difficult to define which is the “master” room.
The ground-floor bedrooms are spacious and beautifully-appointed, offering easy access for those who prefer to avoid stairs.
Upstairs, the two bedrooms continue the theme of elegance and comfort showcasing exposed original beams and vaulted ceilings.
All four bedrooms feature flat-screen TVs, making it easy to unwind with your favourite shows after a day of exploration.
The heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen and dining area, a beautifully-designed space that is both sophisticated and practical.
The kitchen is fully equipped with high-end appliances, perfect for creating gourmet meals, while the dining area provides a stylish setting for intimate meals or grand gatherings.
Seamlessly connecting to the kitchen through sliding barn doors, a snug sitting room exudes warmth and charm, featuring a stunning woodburning stove that creates a focal point for the room.
Soft, tactile textiles like wool throws and sheepskin rugs add an extra layer of comfort, making it the perfect spot to curl up with a book or enjoy a glass of wine by the fire.
Towards the rear of the house lies the private walled courtyard, a tranquil outdoor space that provides the perfect setting for relaxation or entertainment.
Complete with a barbecue, a stylish outdoor sitting area, and a covered hot tub, it offers a luxurious, all-weather space to unwind, whether you’re dining al fresco or soaking in the hot tub under the stars.
The Brew House awaits your next North Yorkshire getaway.
Undoubtedly one of the most stunning properties on the North Norfolk coast, The Ballroom stands proudly elevated on the Blakeney coastline, offering uninterrupted moody views across the saltmarsh and out to sea. Offering a high degree of privacy in a luxurious setting with artistically curated interiors, this exquisite property offer guests a truly exceptional and unique holiday experience.
Whether you gather together around the sunken fire pit, or the formal dining area set on the large terrace, the roof top terrace and balcony, or would prefer to simply pull up a chair at the bottom of the garden to read a book, you will be blessed with unhindered views of the spectacular coastline. With the passing of time and the variations in weather, the views are in constant flux at The Ballroom. Rain or shine, the marshes are always busy with the various birdlife murmurations and migrations. For the young at heart, a tree house awaits exploration.
Comprising of five beautifully furnished bedrooms each with an accompanying en-suite bathroom that exudes its own style and attention to detail. The unique composition of this property means there are plenty of opportunities to observe the awe-inspiring views, particularly from the comfort of the decadent sitting room. Glorious saltmarsh and sea vistas feature from almost every window.
This truly extraordinary luxury detached retreat has been sublimely updated to offer modern comforts whilst maintaining its heritage. As the name suggests, The Ballroom once provided the venue for a good night spent dancing upon the wooden parquet ballroom floor, whilst enjoying the romantic views. Thankfully, the importance of this history has not been lost. The owner’s have created a wonderfully bespoke and unique holiday hideaway, whilst remaining sympathetic to the character and fabric of the original building. Adopting authentic Art Deco styling throughout, even the smallest of details have not be omitted, providing constant surprises for the observant. This care is exemplified by the attention bestowed upon the original ballroom floor, which still runs through the sitting room and into some of the ground floor bedrooms. A true labour of love!
To marry the house with the modern day, the communal areas have been extended, creating a contemporary living environment. The bathrooms have been appointed to a very high standard, often built upon a canvas of different marbles and boasting powerful rainfall showers. The Art Deco design truly enhances the quality of the accommodation, with the sitting room being the ultimate exemplar of the owner’s intention. Here, you can relax in decadent surroundings, whilst enjoying unparalleled views of the coast from the comfort of the sumptuous sofas. Ignite the wood burning stove and nestle in after a day spent exploring the great outdoors.
With grounds nearly one acre in size combining flat, wooded and formal planting areas, there is much to discover. The garden is fully-enclosed creating a safe place for children and the dog to play The gravel driveway offers ample off-road parking for up to seven cars.
Discover the tranquil splendour of Tullochgorum Lodge, an opulent hideaway tucked away in the centre of the breathtaking Cairngorms National Park. It is ideal for families, couples, or friends looking for a memorable getaway. Relax and take in the stunning mountain views while unwinding in the hot tub. Tullochgorum Lodge provides the backdrop for treasured moments, whether you’re organising a tranquil retreat to unwind and rejuvenate or an exciting adventure with hiking, skiing, and wildlife watching.
Situated on around half an acre of its own garden grounds, Tullochgorum Lodge provides breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
The lodge itself is a stunning historic building with a slate roof and constructed of traditional granite. In order to provide elegance, comfort, warmth, and convenience, it has undergone substantial renovations, including, insulation, furnishings, and decoration.
In addition to a large lawn, the front garden features a variety of mature trees and flowering shrubs that face south over the River Spey towards the Cairngorm Mountains. The six-chair outdoor dining table is a lovely, tranquil place to have breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There is a large outdoor charcoal BBQ that also serves as a fire pit for after the sun sets, as well as a gas barbecue for al fresco cooking and dining.
Moor View is a beautiful, opulent property resting in the bustling market town of Glossop, the gateway to the Peak District National Park.
Glossop is set in spectacular surroundings, offering a wealth of history, amenities and attractions, including pubs, cafés, and restaurants.
The property offers off-road parking and ample amenities, it is an ideal abode for a family or friends looking for a contemporary getaway to Derbyshire to explore the Peak District National Park, or stay local and enjoy the local restaurants and pubs.
Park off-road and unpack with ease into a property with a light and airy open-plan living space with a spacious kitchen, housing a variety of amenities to cater to your culinary needs.
A handy utility takes care of all your laundry.This incredible space creates a luxury atmosphere for special times spent with family and friends.
The property has a secluded garden at the back, and from the front, a county view ‘Moor View’.
The sitting area sports a selection of sofas where you can curl up with a good book or enjoy a movie marathon from the 80-inch Smart TV.
The opulence of the living spaces continues into the four bedrooms; the Large main bedroom is serviced by a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom, the front double bedroom also has its own ensuite and the two remaining bedrooms are serviced by a charming bathroom with a fantastic sunken bath, ideal for a soak amongst the bubbles, as well as the option of a walk-in shower.
When the sun is shining, the garden is a simply wonderful place to recline and enjoy a good book, and you can also make the most of the oak lodge summerhouse.
With bifold doors opening out onto the garden.The lodge is home to an opulent kitchen with stylish blue cupboards.
Here guests can cook on the barbecue and indulge in an alfresco feast at the dining table.The property is within reach of the Peak District National Park, an ideal spot for hiking, mountain biking, and bird watching, options include Dovedale, The Roaches, Kinder Scout, Three Shires Head, and Thors Cave.
Within a 40-minute drive you can explore historic local towns such as Buxton, Castleton, Bakewell, Eyam, Chatworth House Estate.Glossop train station (10-minute walk from the property) has a direct line into the heart of Manchester city centre, only taking 30 minutes.
The city of Manchester offers a great shopping experience, eateries, museums, art galleries and a wealth of culture.
There is so much to be explored with an opulent stay at the incredible Moor View, Glossop.
Tastefully decorated in a traditional rustic cabin style, Olive Tree House has a cosy authentic feel with internal timber clad walls, floors and ceilings throughout. The living space is open-plan and has all you need for a relaxing stay. The kitchen is well-equipped including an electric Aga and the dining and sitting area is complete with a cosy wood burning stove. French doors lead out onto the landscaped deck, which overlooks the beautiful gardens. When it’s time for bed, slide back the barn door to reveal the romantic bedroom suite with its own doors to the terrace. Here you can soak in the decadent slipper bath before climbing into the comfortable cast iron super-king size bed. The owners have really thought of everything, there is even a wall mounted fire in the bedroom to keep you toasty and warm on cooler evenings. After a refreshing night’s sleep, the invigorating rain shower in the en-suite wet room is the perfect way to start your day.
Outside, enjoy the breath-taking rural views from the raised, balconied terrace or climb down to the wood fired, eco hot tub to soothe away the day. As night falls, light the fire pit and enjoy starry evenings and the sound of nearby wildlife.
Don’t forget your walking boots as there are an array of wonderful country walks and woodlands to explore. Ripe has an excellent village shop providing an abundance of fresh produce, a good selection of wines, a café with homemade treats, a pop up pub; and there’s also a fish and chip van that visits the village on Thursdays.
The historic market town of Lewes offers restaurants, cafés, independent retailers, antique shops and a farmer’s market on the first Saturday of every month. The glorious Sussex coast can be reached in under half an hour’s drive where breath-taking cliff top walks and stunning seascapes are waiting to be discovered.
Located in Roughton, only a few miles away from the beautiful north and east Norfolk coast, Primrose Farm Barn is an exquisitely finished luxury detached barn conversion boasting an indoor heated salt water swimming pool. Situated in one of the most picturesque and peaceful areas of Norfolk within its own extensive grounds, yet near to excellent amenities, this hideaway is the perfect base for a large group.
In a peaceful rural location not far from the beautiful coastline, this exquisite rural retreat is beautifully located within a small courtyard of converted barns and sits within two acres of land. The barn oozes style and comfort and boasts an upstairs sitting room with large wood burning stove, a balcony with rural views; a huge, stylish hand-built kitchen with Aga and adjoining separate dining room making it the perfect place for a get together with your family or a group of friends. And with a fabulous indoor heated swimming pool accessed via a corridor from the kitchen/utility area, Primrose Farm Barn is the perfect place to return and relax in after a busy day exploring the nearby beaches and seaside towns.
From the elegant light-filled hallway, you will know this barn is special. Choose from six sumptuous bedrooms across two floors, where you can be assured of a good night’s sleep. All beds have luxury linens and beautiful cushions and throws. The master suite, located on the first floor, has a beamed vaulted ceiling and flint wall, and features a king-size bed with two single beds either side, making it ideal for a family to sleep; and enjoys a beautiful bathroom with a free-standing bath, separate shower and twin wash basins along with a separate walk-in wardrobe. On the ground floor are five further bedrooms; a twin room and king-size bedroom which share a luxury family bathroom with free-standing bath; whilst the double bedroom accessed via the dining hallway is served by an en-suite shower room. Offering extra privacy, the remaining two bedrooms are located beyond the swimming pool and share a luxurious, high-quality bathroom plus there are French doors opening out into the courtyard garden.
The bespoke hand-built kitchen will undoubtedly thrill any budding chef, and there is a sit-up bar area for pre-dinner chats or to relax on. Above the kitchen, a large chill-out/relaxing area accessed via a spiral staircase, is perfect for older children wanting to have their own space. From the kitchen and through to the utility area is the swimming pool which has a pool room with large walk-through shower and WC. Fire up the charcoal barbecue and enjoy alfresco dining when the days are longer. Additionally, there is a large lawned area to the front of the barn and a separate large grassy area for children and dogs to run-around and play ball games, just across the courtyard.
The barn is designed for entertaining. There is a large fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer, gas Aga, separate electric oven, microwave, coffee machine, large television and underfloor heating. In the swimming pool area are two loungers and a pool table for everyone to enjoy. Plenty of private parking is available for at least six cars to park on a gravel driveway to the side of the property.
The largest of three elegantly converted, luxury barns in the village of Little Massingham, with a celebrated gastro-pub, seven duck ponds, and village stores selling local produce only a short walk away, Red Stag Lodge combines opulent but cosy open-plan living with all the toys – a tennis court, pétanque court, sensational LED light-changing indoor swimming pool and sauna.
Nestled in the Hill Farm Massingham Estate, dating back to the 1880s, you will fall in love with the tame, hand-fed herd of beautiful breeding deer which roam around the property. With a wonderful view of the park and surrounding countryside, you can watch the deer from every window as they do their early evening “walk-by” on their way to drink at the pond before settling down for the evening. There are five big en-suite bedrooms with plenty of stylish communal areas and mood lighting and beautiful artwork, so that everybody can find their own space, making Red Stag Lodge the perfect get-away for a multi-generational family or friends gathering. Warm and cosy open-plan living with underfloor heating and a wood burning stove, it really is an ideal hideaway all year round.
A spacious kitchen with a centre island, vast handmade kitchen table and bespoke antler chandelier makes entertaining easy, while a cosy corner with low-lit lamps and a pair of leather armchairs plus a large 50” screen Smart television and ample seating for fourteen on huge comfortable sofas makes relaxing even easier!
Located at the end of a long tree-lined drive, this peaceful refuge is perched on the edge of a small cluster of buildings. From your front door, you can easily access the breathtaking views of the old woodland and open parkland.
The Garden House is a distinctive open-plan area that has been elegantly decorated with a blend of modern and classic furnishings. A huge table, a bar area, two cosy sofas and a Smart TV are all part of the double-height living space. With a functional fireplace and French doors leading to the garden, the sleeping area is incredibly comfortable. With chairs outside and a fire bowl and barbecue for enjoyment, the area is private. There is a beautiful view of the parkland and lots of amazing plants.
There is underfloor heating throughout, a large shower in the bathroom, and a kitchen that is fully furnished with cutlery, utensils, crockery, a microwave, an oven and a hob.
Despite the fact that Lincolnshire is thought to be flat, there are stunning low hills and expansive valleys all around. All your essential requirements may be met in the surrounding town of Grantham, which is around 4 miles away. For a more romantic day out, there is the lovely city of Lincoln and the nearby mediaeval market towns of Oakham and Stamford.
Explore the Garden of Surprises at Burghley House or take in all that Belvoir Castle has to offer. The UK’s largest reservoir, Rutland Water, is a great destination for avid cyclists and walkers.
The Dovecote, in the grounds of Elizabethan Pauntley Court, is the perfect country escape set in glorious gardens and close to beautiful country and river walks. Located within easy reach of the market towns of Newent and Ledbury and the spa towns of Malvern and Cheltenham.
A charming place to stay is The Dovecote at Pauntley Court. John Masefield, the Poet Laureate, called Pauntley Court “a place of great beauty and strangeness.” The Dovecote, which dates back to the 1300s, has been transformed into a stunning two-bedroom home while maintaining all of its original features. The natural rustic elements of the building have been expertly harmonised without sacrificing any of the first-rate modern amenities one would expect. Dick Whittington was born at Pauntley Court, which has a rich history. Whittington went on to become Lord Mayor of London four times. The Dovecote captures the enchanted ambiance that permeates this small estate.
Visitors are welcome to enjoy the Dovecote’s entrance to Pauntley Court’s larger formal grounds. In addition to a cloister garden with pleached hornbeams and two deep herbaceous borders, there is a lovely walled garden with a statue of Pan in the middle. The underground garden features a beautiful oak balustrading made by a local craftsman, a box, and beds of roses, tulips, and alliums surrounding an elegant pond. Medlars and quinces contribute to the Elizabethan atmosphere. At the back of the main house is the ruin garden, where foundations of a great house planned by the Somerset family, have been planted in yew. The garden uses stone and local bricks in an artistic manner, which might provide owners of gardens with inspiration, and which ensure even in winter the garden has an elegant bone structure.
The market towns of Newent and Ledbury, the spa towns of Malvern and Cheltenham, the cathedral cities of Gloucester and Hereford, and Tewkesbury Abbey are all easily accessible from the Dovecote, which is situated in the middle of the Gloucestershire countryside. Despite being close to the Cotswolds, the village of Pauntley offers access to some fantastic walking spots, such as the Malvern Hills.
Enjoy relaxing and rejuvenating massage treatments in The Blissful Bower, a shepherd’s hut transformed into a peaceful sanctuary,
Only 0.8 miles from East Cowes Ferry, this recently renovated house is located on the outskirts of 250 acres of stunning, Grade I-listed parkland. This magnificent vacation home, which is surrounded by 2.5 acres of lovely gardens, provides a peaceful haven with breathtaking views of the countryside. This contemporary home, which was constructed using bricks from Queen Victoria’s original forge, is a reminder of the Island’s regal past. It offers the ideal location for a calm and tranquil retreat, sandwiched between Osborne House, Osborne Golf Course, and Norris Castle Estate. The Isle of Wight has plenty of options and activities for families looking for adventures, and outdoor aficionados may take beautiful hikes right outside their door.
Enter this lovely house, where modern furnishings and muted décor create a peaceful atmosphere. A corridor to the left of the entrance leads to two pleasant bedrooms, a roomy emperor and a tiny twin, both of which have lovely garden views. All visitors can enjoy the comfort of a well-appointed bathroom shared by these rooms. The gorgeous kitchen/dining area known as “The Hive” is located to the right, and it is the centre of the house. It has a massive solid wood table that was handcrafted from an old oak tree that used to grace the estate, along with contemporary décor. This space is ideal for family get-togethers and early planning meetings because it can accommodate 10 people. Conveniently, the small restroom is next to the kitchen. Climb the twisted oak staircase to find three double bedrooms with peaceful views of the countryside and plenty of comfort. This top floor is served with a wet room. After a day of exploring the island, the large and welcoming living area known as “The Loft,” complete with a vaulted ceiling, lots of cosy furnishings, Bluetooth speakers, and a Smart TV, is the ideal place to relax. There’s another bathroom off the living room.
Outside, on secure and private property, the magic endures. Unwind in the hot tub while taking in the stunning views of the walled garden of Norris Castle, as well as the sea and the adjacent countryside. Enjoying your morning coffee in the light-filled “Sunroom,” which is accessible from the patio, is ideal. With the lovely appearance of up-lit palm trees, the patio offers the perfect setting for al fresco eating in the sun or at night.
This sanctuary is less than a 15-minute drive from the stunning Norfolk coastline, and it stands proudly on the banks of the River Glaven in the charming and well-connected rural community of Letheringsett. This distinctive and fashionable three-bedroom cottage is conveniently close to a lot of activities and tasty dining options. It’s the ideal place for a family, friends, or a couple to unwind after a day of exploring!
Glaven Cottage, originally the old Letheringsett Brewery Mill, was built in the 17th century and is tucked away in a very secluded and inconspicuous area at the back of the famous gated complex of The Maltings. You will be taken to a world of ultimate relaxation in this rural sanctuary, which boasts an abundance of vintage charm. Simply relax, pause, and breathe in the cool country air. The lovely hardwood floors with underfloor heating take you across the ground floor, displaying elegant antique windows, unusual ornamental pieces of furniture, and professionally designed interiors that merge heritage with modern. On colder evenings, the wood-burning stove in the dual-purpose sitting room provides warmth and ambient light, while the huge oak dining table is the ideal place to share meals and chat. The three romantic bedrooms (a king-size, double, and single) upstairs have vaulted ceilings with exposed beams, and the old cottage windows frame the lovely vistas. Without a doubt, this hideaway’s garden is a huge plus. You may sit and take in peaceful, uninterrupted views of the bubbling stream from the well-kept lawn and cemented sun deck. It’s the perfect place to have a cookout on a summer night.
Glaven Cottage is only a two-minute walk from The Kings Head, a great and friendly village gastropub. Five minutes away by car is the Georgian town of Holt, which has a country park, art galleries, a beautiful Sunday market, a wide range of great shops, and delicious cafes, tea houses, and restaurants.The North Norfolk Railway station, where you can board the Poppy Line steam and diesel train services to Weybourne and Sheringham, is located just outside the heart of Holt. It takes less than 30 minutes to get from the cottage to the beaches at Wells-next-the-Sea, Stiffkey, Morsten, Blakeney, Cley-next-the-Sea, Salthouse, Sheringham, and Cromer.Thursford Wood is a nice place to walk and is less than ten minutes away. The Pigs, a destination country pub with a spa and delicious British food, is located in nearby Edgfield. Binham Priory, the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham, Baconsthorpe Castle, Holkham Hall, National Trust Felbrigg, National Trust Blickling, and National Trust Sheringham Park are all conveniently located for history buffs, while nature lovers can explore the nearby nature reserves at Pensthorpe, Blakeney, and Sculthorpe. Fakenham Golf Club is 20 minutes inland, Sheringham Golf Club is 15 minutes distant, and the Royal Cromner Golf Club is a little farther along the shore. Glaven Cottage has so much to offer that you will want to return for your next vacation!
Foxtail Cottage, part of a picturesque terraced series of cottages with exceptional rear views over a deer park and rolling Cotswold countryside, was originally constructed for the workers of the numerous silk mills functioning in the hamlet in the middle of the 19th century.
An large, dual-purpose sitting and dining area with a Cotswold stone inglenook fireplace, oak flooring, and elegant furnishings awaits you at the ground level. It’s the ideal spot to unwind in the evening. A delightful surprise awaits you downstairs at the lower ground level, where you’ll find a gorgeous kitchen with Aga and a light-filled garden room that doubles as a second sitting room during the day to enjoy the lovely rear views. Bi-folding doors lead out to the decked area that overlooks the lovely garden. There is a wide sun terrace with sun loungers, a bistro set, a Weber charcoal barbecue, and a chiminea after descending a few steps from the garden. In the park directly behind the sun terrace, you can frequently spot deer, and if you’re lucky, they might even approach the surrounding fence!
Located in the North Cotswolds’ undulating hills between Moreton-in-Marsh (which has direct rail access to London Paddington) and Chipping Campden, Blockley is a charming golden stone village with lots of walking opportunities across the surrounding countryside. The BBC mystery thriller “Father Brown” is set amid Blockley’s stunning church, churchyard, and vicarage. A renovated water mill along the creek, a fantastic community-run café, a well-stocked store, and two pubs are just a short stroll from the village’s many other ancient structures. Broadway, Bourton-on-the-Water, and Stow-on-the-Wold are also close by.
The Temple of Diana, a masterwork by 18th-century architect James Paine, was constructed for Sir Henry Bridgeman in the 1760s. It has been exquisitely renovated to serve as a luxurious vacation home that can accommodate six people. The Temple, which was first intended to be a multipurpose garden structure, has several interesting characteristics that are suitable for 21st-century enjoyment. With uninterrupted views of the parkland, the three-bay glazed Orangery is a great place to eat or unwind. The circular tea room has been converted into a lovely sitting room, and the old dairy has been converted into a modern, handmade kitchen with all the amenities, a spacious family bathroom with rainforest shower and underfloor heating, and a cosy snug.
The lodging is spread across four storeys and has numerous spiral stone stairs. The Temple has three double bedrooms, two of which are en suite, and can accommodate six people. The Granary Brasserie, a children’s adventure playground, and a miniature railway are all located on the estate.
The Temple, a noble home, event space, tourist destination, and opulent retreat all combined, is tucked away in Temple Wood and is surrounded by 1,000 acres of Capability Brown landscape that Weston Park has to offer. You will have to share the estate with a wide range of events that happen in and around the Parkland at specific periods of the year. Additionally, there are times of the year when the Estate has no activities, so please check the calendar; you could even be considering attending one! With the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site and its renowned museums, gastronomic mecca Ludlow, and mediaeval Chester all conveniently located, the Shropshire/Staffordshire region offers a wealth of exploration opportunities.
A unique chance to stay in the centre of this historic estate has been made possible by the Weston Park Foundation, an independent charitable trust that owns and manages the estate. They have given each property a new lease on life by striking a balance between comfort and modernity while still being sensitive to their remarkable heritage.
“The Cúil” is a brand-new, opulent, modern one-bedroom studio apartment.
In Scots Gaelic, “cúil” denotes “nook,” “nest,” or “corner.” Since we have made a cozy nest for two people on the corner of our croft, we felt that this was a fitting name for this area.
One king-size bed, a dining area and seating area, a small kitchen with a refrigerator, microwave, and two-burner induction range, and an opulent shower room with a mains pressure rain shower and a Fired Earth limestone floor are all included in the open-plan studio. An elevated private sundeck area with breathtaking views is another advantage of the Cúil. The studio is flooded with light from the large sliding patio doors, and the king-size bed provides a comfortable place to enjoy the views.
The bedding consists of a waffle duvet cover and sheets made exclusively of cotton. Along with the hair dryer, freesat smart TV, USB and Type C charging ports, free WiFi, and a portable Bose Bluetooth speaker, we also provide waffle robes and slippers.
A couple of love seats are available on the terrace for enjoying a coffee in the morning or a sundowner as the evening light fades. To keep you warm, blankets are available for use outside on the sundeck.
You are welcome to use our collection of walking guides and information about the Isle of Skye’s tourist attractions while you are visiting.
Wesleyan church, a magnificent converted church with a carefully considered and well-curated plan that highlights the exceptional unobstructed views of the surrounding Yorkshire Dales, was constructed in 1884 with many Gothic Revival architectural elements. The recent renovation has made sure that many of these traditional features now merge perfectly with all the modern comforts you would expect in a truly lovely rural hideaway, thanks to the property’s ideal location on the Bolton Abbey Estate.
The spacious open-plan living space with classic vaulted ceilings that evoke an atmosphere of old-world charm and warmth is accessible from the lovely white wooden entrance. Separating the cosy living area from the contemporary fully equipped kitchen and dining area with a big island and antique church pews, the room’s focal point is the dual aspect wood burning fireplace and open chimney breast.
Wesleyan Chapel has four spacious bedrooms (two double four poster beds and a super-king that may be made into twin beds upon request) that can accommodate up to eight people. The bedrooms are located down a stone staircase on the lower floor. Every bedroom is furnished with heritage colours and classic designs, and each has its own bathroom. All the bathrooms have cosy underfloor heating.
The patio outside has a seating area that is thoughtfully designed to optimise the enjoyment of the peace and quiet as well as the breathtaking views of Barden Bridge and the Wharfe Valley.
Enjoy a hot tub on the outdoor patio while taking in the pristine views of the Yorkshire Dales and beyond. For the most unforgettable outdoor dining experience, there is also a large seating area and a barbecue. Please be aware that in order to perform necessary water testing, the Bolton Abbey Estates team needs daily access to the hot tub. Every Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., the hot tub will be drained, cleaned, and refilled. There is no need to enter the cottage.
The neighbouring Devonshire Spa is open to Wesleyan Chapel guests for £7.50 per person. Reservations are required for 45-minute timed periods, which are available from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Treatments, prolonged use of the spa’s amenities, and lunch are all included in the spa day experiences that are offered. To make a reservation, please get in touch with Devonshire Spa directly.
The Barn, which dates back to the 19th century, has undergone extensive renovations to create the perfect getaway spot for family or friends, being located at the southernmost tip of the Isle of Wight surrounded by National Trust downland and glorious coastal walks, just a short stroll will take you down to the Lighthouse. During the renovation the roof was lifted to make space for two bedrooms upstairs, decorated in light colours and wood painted floors, both have south facing views over the garden and English Channel beyond. The ground floor is open plan and designed in a contemporary style with a wood burner to relax by with a good book and a glass of wine! The kitchen is well equipped if you feel like cooking or pop round the corner to our local Inn. The Barn is a perfect retreat for couples and families who love the outdoor life in summer and winter, one small dog is welcome.
The Shooting Lodge is a distinctive vacation property that is perfect for large families or groups of friends. It is located near the River Frome and high up on the Dorset Downs, surrounded by beautiful landscape.
Thomas Hardy utilised the location, which boasts stunning views of the South Dorset Downs, in his novel “The Three Strangers.” A visit at The Shooting Lodge will be exceptional and unforgettable because of this exceptional site, which is perched atop a coppice that is brimming with flowers and fruit.
When guests venture outside, they are encouraged to explore the walkways and take in the breathtaking views that stretch across The Wrackleford Estate in all directions. The ideal location for alfresco dining is the dining terrace, which has a large table and chairs as well as a BBQ. Morning coffee can be enjoyed while relaxing in the carved wood resting area at the front of the property.
Despite being in a peaceful area, the lodge is only a mile from the main road and the neighbouring community of Stratton. The Shooting Lodge is ideal for a restful getaway or an exciting vacation in Dorset because the county town of Dorchester, with its stores, eateries, museums, and movie theatres, is only ten minutes away by car. The Jurassic Coast is also conveniently located.
With everything you need for an amazing vacation, this lovely standalone barn is located in the Norfolk countryside. Sleeping up to ten guests the expansive Kings Beck Barn features four opulent bedrooms, two sitting areas, and an open-plan kitchen. An ideal setting for socialising with loved ones, group getaways and as the venue for special occasions and events.
A large enclosed garden circles the barn & offers plenty of space to run around or simply sit back and relax. Backing onto farmland, the property enjoys spectacular un-broken country views. There are two terraced areas for dining with garden furniture for ten & a charcoal barbeque. Two well behaved dogs are welcomed.
Norwich, Norfolk Broads, and the Norfolk coast can all be explored from this ideal location offering something to do throughout the year and in all weathers.
We are happy to provide you with additional information about activities that you may do on the property or in the area, as we host numerous hen weekends.
Butley Priory is unlike any other place in the world. considered “one of the most romantic houses in England” by Vogue. This historic Grade 1 listed structure, which is only 700 years old, has lately undergone exquisite restoration to create an incredibly comfortable space. It is a memorable place to stay because of its Gothic architecture, spacious reception halls with vaulted ceilings, and burning log fireplaces.
The only structures left from the ancient 20-acre estate are the Refectory barn, the Rere-Dorter, and the Priory, which was established in the 12th century as the gatehouse to an Augustinian Priory.
The Great Hall is a stunning venue that can accommodate weddings, birthday celebrations, and supper clubs, or it can be used as a private area for a family vacation or smaller house party. Everyone may find plenty of space here to play board games, check up on their daily Suffolk adventures, or just unwind by the fire. The newly planted lovely Tudor garden, which is a profusion of roses and lavender in the summer, is directly accessible from the French doors. For alfresco lunch and dinner gatherings and barbecues, there are outdoor tables and chairs beneath a shade tree. The Priory is completely isolated and encircled by farms and old woods. The only sounds you will hear are the occasional tractor and the singing of nightingales.
Located on the Weston Park Estate, Pink Cottage is a romantic getaway for two people, tucked away in the heart of Temple Wood. The one-story cottage is the ideal retreat for two people, including a large kitchen, a distinctive sitting area with a wood-burning stove and glass doors leading to the gardens, a comfortable bedroom, and a contemporary bathroom.
Situated in a clearing in the centre of Temple Wood, the cottage is encircled by 1,000 acres of Capability Brown parkland, which is a grand residence, location for events, tourist destination, and opulent retreat all together. You will have to share the estate with a wide range of events that happen in and around the Parkland at specific periods of the year. Additionally, there are times of the year when the Estate has no activities, so please visit to check the calendar; you could even be considering attending one! There is a lot to discover in the Shropshire/Staffordshire region, including the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site and its well-known museums, foodie destination Ludlow and historic Chester all within easy reach.
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