Robins Nest, a delightful single-storey property is perched on the edge of the North York Moors National Park. Perfect for couples and their four-legged friends, boasting ground-floor living, a wood-fired hot tub, and close proximity to the iconic city of York, Robins Nest welcomes you to relax and unwind in amongst the stunning surroundings of the East Riding of Yorkshire. After parking up, step into your new home-from-home and be immediately welcomed by the inviting, open-plan living space, where you can curl up in front of the woodburning stove and enjoy a movie night with your loved one. The well-equipped kitchen has all the essentials for a week away, making cooking up your favourite dishes a breeze. Enjoy your culinary creations around the dining table or step out to the enclosed rear patio, where you can delight an alfresco affair before indulging in a dip, in the wood-fired hot tub. As the night draws closer, wind down in the en-suite shower room before retiring to the super-king-size bedroom, fitted with a Smart TV for lazy mornings. Robins Nest is the perfect escape for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy a refreshing break in the East Riding of Yorkshire.
A historic holiday cottage resting on the outskirts of the vibrant city of Glasgow, The Coach House can be found within the grounds of the National Trust for Scotland’s impressive Holmwood, designed by architect Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson in 1858. Originally used as a stable, with accommodation for the coachman and his family, The Coach House now offers a family of five memorable holiday accommodation from which to discover Scotland, along with five acres of mature gardens to explore. Park outside the property, before venturing up the staircase to the first floor, where you will find three beautifully presented bedrooms consisting of a double, twin and a single, each room boasting calming neutral hues and splendid views. The first floor is also home to the family bathroom, hosting a bath and a shower over, so you can choose how best to unwind after a day of adventure, while down on the ground floor you can find a convenient cloakroom. Find the lovely living spaces on the ground floor, with the living/dining room inviting you to unwind in front of the electric fire while being surrounded by a charming, traditional interior, and the dining table making the perfect space for a board game or a homemade meal, with the modest but amply-equipped kitchen providing all you could need for a week-long stay. Begin your mornings exploring the grounds to discover a charming vegetable garden, where you can purchase fresh vegetables for all of your homemade meals. Holmwood is considered an architectural marvel, described as Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson’s domestic masterpiece, and offers plenty for guests to see and do at any time of year. Just a stone’s throw from the cottage, you can find a host of wonderful amenities, including shops and eateries for all of your culinary needs, while the bustling city centre of Glasgow will present you with a further array of amenities and attractions. A spectacular port city best known for its Victorian and art nouveau architecture, as well as being home to the Scottish Opera, Scottish Ballet and National Theatre of Scotland, Glasgow boasts a vibrant cultural scene. The name Glasgow derives from the Brythonic Celtic word ‘Cleschi’, meaning ‘dear green place’, and you can expect to find plenty of scenic spots, with over ninety parks and formal gardens to choose from. For an educational day out, explore the variety of museums scattered around the city, including the Glasgow Science Centre, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and Hunterian Zoology Museum, or enjoy a day outdoors amidst the scenic splendour of the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, with plenty of opportunities for walking, cycling, climbing, sailing, horse riding and so much more, it’s a must see to experience its awe-inspiring views. The National Trust for Scotland’s Greenbank Garden can be found within driving distance, with magical woodland walks and a plethora of flora and fauna to discover, including a National Collection of Bergenia, as well as daffodils and bluebells in spring. The Coach House is a marvellous base for an escape to Scotland with your loved ones.
Moorhen Lodge is a stylish Canadian cabin situated near the Scottish Highlands village of North Kessock. Its tranquil location and cosy interior with its woodburning stove make this lodge perfect for a relaxing break any time of year, ideal lodge for a break with friends and couples.
Montgomery. Set in thirty five private acres of the luscious Welsh countryside near the town of Montgomery in Mid Wales is Llety Cariad. This luxurious lodge boasts impressive amenities including a sauna, outdoor hot tub, pizza oven and is furnished with sleek appliances complemented by contemporary decor. The lodge itself was architecturally bespoke designed to compliment the expansive countryside with locally sourced materials including Welsh slate tiles and Herefordshire stone and locally grown estate timber. It also welcomes up to six guests and their canine companion, making it well suited for families or groups of friends. Cross the threshold into the open-plan living space with parquet flooring and unwind in front of the Smart TV on the plush sofas, marvel at the panoramic views over the countryside while the group’s designated chef rustles up a hearty meal in the fully-equipped kitchen. The AGA woodburner can be pivoted to offer warmth and cosiness to your chosen area of the expansive living area. Gather the family around the dining table to tuck in or if the sun is shining step outside to try your hand at pizza making on the lower terrace before climbing the stone steps to delight in a soothing soak in the private sunken hot tub. When sleep calls choose from three fabulous bedrooms, there is a super-king-size and twin room with en-suites and a lower-ground-floor master bedroom suite with a super-king-size bed and reading area. All rooms are furnished with Smart TVs, ample storage and are serviced by a sleek bathroom with freestanding bath and chromatherapy shower. The centre of the pretty village of Llandyssil is just paces away and offers many pleasant walks directly from your doorstep or take a short drive into Montgomery where you can explore the twelfth century Montgomery Castle, visit the small farmer’s market on a Thursday, explore the artisan shops and eateries, including the former Michelin Star restaurant ‘ The Checkers’ or the dog friendly ‘ Dragon Hotel’ which offers excellent food in the beautiful sixteenth Century timber framed building. The Kerry Vale Vineyard is just a stone’s throw away for guided vineyard visits as well as a cafe and a delicatessen. Nearby Glansevern Hall and the National Trust Powis Castle offer further destinations for great days out. Keen ramblers will be in their element as the Shropshire Hills AONB lie nearby and host a wealth of walking, hiking, and cycling trails that are rewarded with picturesque panoramas of the Welsh and English countryside. The historic town of Shrewsbury with its Tudor town centre is a scenic drive away; explore Shrewsbury Abbey, Prison, Castle and museum,
or perhaps a leisurely river cruise on the Severn then refuel at one of the town’s many excellent restaurants and bars. Food Lover’s Delight, Ludlow is also just twenty three miles from Llety Cariad which is also home to Ludlow castle in the centre of the town.
Choose Llety Cariad as the base for your next adventure in Mid Wales.
Resting deep in the countryside on the outskirts of Maerdy near Corwen, is this luxury detached former farmhouse, Hafotty Gelynen. With beautiful views, a large enclosed garden and sleeping up to eight guests, Hafotty Gelynen makes for a superb base as you explore the surroundings of Denbighshire, and the nearby Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park. As you arrive to the property and park on the large gravel driveway, the surrounding gardens welcome you, filled with a sloped lawn, a decked area and patio, with furniture to enjoy your morning coffee in the fresh air and a hot tub to relax in after a long day.
Stepping into the property, there is space to hang your coats and a bench to ease taking off your shoes, before following through to the sitting room where a gorgeous wood burning stove adds warmth to the room filled with exposed beams and bricks, as well as ample sofa space to enjoy an evening in front of the television. The ground floor also boasts a double bedroom with more marvellous exposed bricks and a mirror to get ready in style, there is also a handy utility room with washing machine, and a shower room, which makes ground-floor living possible.
The property also boasts a sweet garden room which is great for those who want space away from their loved ones, and it leads to an exciting games room with a pool table, an arcade machine with two and a half thousand games and patio doors leading to the garden and outdoor hot tub. To complete the ground-floor there is a kitchen/diner with exposed beams, a dining table, so all guests can gather together for an evening meal cooked in the amply-equipped kitchen. From the kitchen, stairs lead to the first floor where there is a well-decorated king-size bedroom with storage and an en-suite shower room, so you can get ready in peace, and a quirky room with wooden bunk beds, storage and hanging space. Finishing the gorgeous property, is the final king-size room. There is also a spacious bathroom with a freestanding bath and a walk-in shower, so guests can take a long soak after a busy day or freshen up in the morning before the day ahead.
A short drive into Maerdy, where you can visit The Goat Inn for a bite to food or a drink, or drive a little further into the picturesque market town of Corwen with the amenties to enjoy an evening out, grab essentials from the shop, marvel at the Owain Glyndwr Statue and church, or jump aboard the Llangollen Heritage Steam Railway to Llangollen, where you will see some breathtaking views of the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
If you are looking for a day out filled with history and heritage, go and explore Chirk Castle or Erddig Manor House, which are both 18th century National Trust properties. Discover Llangollen, home to the ruins of Cistercian Valle Crucis Abbey and Castell Dinas Brân. Also in driving distance is Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, which makes for a great day out, with walking, cycling and delightful views. To enjoy a countryside retreat in Denbighshire, choose Hafotty Gelynen as your enchanting base.
Not far from the centre of the medieval town of Warwick, you will find 67 Bridge End, an outstanding red-brick terraced cottage. This property has been renovated to the highest standard and has kept its historic roots with exposed brick-work and wooden beams throughout making it picture-perfect for a family get-together. For those budding chefs, there is a modern fitted kitchen with a large range cooker and a dining table at the end of the room for the rest of the party, who can certainly make use of the separate wine fridge. The sitting room boasts another, larger dining table as well as two sofas which sit in front of the exposed brick fireplace containing a woodburning stove. This captivating cottage has four wonderful first floor bedrooms, with the master and double rooms both boasting en-suite facilities, along with a further double and a single bedroom; a bathroom with a luxuriously deep freestanding bath completes the layout. Step out of the living area and into the glorious enclosed garden through the bi-fold doors and take in the evening as you sit at the outdoor table after a day of sight-seeing. With the nearest pubs and shops being a mile or less away, Warwick has lots to offer in the form of amenities, as well as opportunities for days out at the historic Warwick Castle or walks along the Grand Union Canal, which runs through the town. For a taste of history, you should venture over to Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace and gravesite of William Shakespeare, where you can visit the house he was born in and catch a performance at the famed Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Under 3 miles away is the town of Royal Leamington Spa, where you can go back in time to the Victorian era and visit the Royal Pump Rooms, now home to the Leamington Spa Art Gallery and Museum. If the weather is on your side, visit the Jephson Gardens for a family picnic and a look at the tropical plants in the glasshouse. Further afield, the Cotswolds is less than a thirty minute drive away. 67 Bridge End is a delightful and idyllic cottage to be enjoyed all year round.
Cosy Cot is a detached country cottage found in Stapleford, Wiltshire. It is near the historic village church with its Norman origins and stunning décor, while every part of its original charm has been carefully preserved. It is perfect for friends and families.
A brick pathway leads to a thatched entrance porch and opens to a living room with two sofas, a TV and DVD player. It has special features such as the inglenook fireplace with its bressummer beam. There is a ‘shaker style’ fitted kitchen, a utility room and a family bathroom and WC. On the first floor they have two king-size bedrooms and one twin bedroom.
This cottage is a short walk from the local pub The Pelican Inn and its twelfth century church can be found in Wylye Valley. Wylye Valley itself has magnificent views of the countryside and several footpaths, brindleways and cycleways which lead into its picturesque villages, with many welcoming country pubs.
It is a short drive to Stonehenge and further tourist spots such as Stourhead, Longleat Safari Park, New Forest National Park and the South Dorset Jurassic coastline. You will also find shopping and sightseeing opportunities in Salisbury, which is only seven miles away.
Cosy Cot is an ideal destination for friends and family holidays.
Set looking over the charming village of Sennen, you will find the large and luxurious dwelling of Sea the View. Surrounded by the glorious Cornish countryside and the soft sandy beaches that line the shore, this stylish abode is the perfect choice for one or two couples, or a family of four travelling with their canine companions to this magnificent part of the country. Drive into your private car port and enter the glorious open-plan living space, home to a chic seating area with a flat-screen TV and eye-catching woodburning stove, along with a fully-fitted kitchen hosting all the essential appliances and a sociable dining area where you can enjoy many mouth-watering meals with your loved ones. Slide open the doors for an entertaining evening out in the garden as you indulge in a dip in the hot tub, lie in a hammock or a drink at the swing bar, before heading back indoors to the handy cloakroom where you can quickly freshen up. Admire the striking crystal chandelier and stunning view through the picture window as you climb the staircase up to the first floor and discover two super-king-size bedrooms, each of which boast a stunning free-standing copper bathtub and their very own en-suite shower room, as well as attractive and bespoke furnishings that add an extra touch of unique quality to this fabulous holiday home. One of the bedrooms benefits from a private balcony with all-weather furnishings and cedarwood roof, ideal for a quick nightcap with your significant other as you admire the far-reaching views to Porthcurno, Sennen Cove and the Isles of Scilly beyond. With all this and so much more awaiting your arrival, be sure to book a stay at Sea the View. From the owner – As new owners of Sea the View we are extremely excited to continue to let out this exquisite home and it’s no surprise how popular it has been with guests in the past receiving outstanding reviews. We have many favourite places in Cornwall, after all we are spoilt for choice but we feel Sennen is right up there with the best. The house is positioned in such a stunning location, the coastal and countryside scenery makes us feel very honoured to be custodian of Sea the View. We look forward to welcoming you.
Nestled in the charming seaside town of Ventnor, boasting a beach and spectacular scenery to explore, is this beautiful ground-floor 1860’s church-conversion, Bishops Retreat. Enjoying a central location within the Victorian town and impeccable interior design, perfectly blending original features with contemporary elements and a grand entrance. This superb apartment boasts many luxurious touches. Bishops Retreat is a unique, all-ground-floor base for five friends or a family wishing to explore this fantastic region. Admire the magnificent entrance and front door as you walk up the ramp or steps to your own private entrance vestibule, perfect for unloading luggage or even relaxing with a glass of wine or challenging your loved ones to a game of chess. From here make your way up the long and striking hallway to the light open plan living space. This gorgeous space is well designed to accommodate a group of friends or family. With its cobalt blue sofa, which can be converted into a sofa bed for one extra guest, Bentwood dining chairs and stunning mural this is the perfect place to relax. Enjoy films on the Samsung Smart TV or prepare a meal in the elegant kitchen, well-equipped with an induction hob, oven, fridge/freezer, and microwave. After a day exploring the coast travel along the corridor to the first well-presented bedroom which contains a double bed and a single. Continue along the corridor to the master bedroom where you will find the emphasis is on romance. Have a lie down on the muslin draped four-poster bed which enjoys its own en-suite shower room. A family bathroom completes this stunning apartment, with its glamorous Nickel bathtub and Italian floor tiles it really is the perfect place for those Instagram shots. In the morning, gather in the open-plan social space to discuss the plan for the exciting day ahead. Outside, of the property roadside parking is available, or alternatively there is a pay and display at the end of the road where visitor permits can be purchased. A short stroll will lead you to the heart of this wonderful town, home to excellent museums to uncover the heritage of the town and on warmer days make use of the proximity of the shingle beach where you can soak in the sun or enjoy exhilarating water sports. Visit the central point of the island to the town of Newport, steeped in history with its handsome Georgian and Victorian architecture and Newport Roman Villa to see a Roman designed property; here you are within easy reach of Carisbrooke Castle to tour the museum. Venture a little further afield to the pretty town of Cowes, where you can explore the Maritime Museum, enjoy the variety of Yachts on the river and sample fantastic restaurants with sea views. For a memorable getaway with your favourite people, enjoy a refreshing break at Bishops Retreat.
This former milking parlour sits on an arable farm and comes wrapped in the lush countryside of the South Downs National Park, two miles from the village of Angmering. With the beautiful countryside and coastline of West Sussex at your fingertips, The Old Dairy is a fine choice for a break with your family or friends. The bright interior of the property refreshes you from the moment you arrive. Head right into the light and spacious open-plan living area – here is where you will spend your relaxation time with cosy seating for four in front of the TV and with splendid views through the patio doors, it also benefits from a fully-equipped kitchen and a charming dining table set for a tasty meal with your loved ones. This property’s bathroom is immaculately finished with attractive half-tiled walls and an all-white palette. After a day of exploring the nearby South Downs, catch your well-deserved rest in one of the two bedrooms, the master bedroom comes with its own en-suite shower room. Luxuriate in this fine location by taking a seat on the patio with a refreshing drink, or perhaps treat yourself to an alfresco meal. The World’s End pub, serving food, lies within walking distance and is the perfect place to recharge the batteries after an exhausting day of adventure. The village of Angmering is just two miles away and provides a choice of pubs, a shop and a couple of takeaways to make the most of. Alternatively, the well-stocked and popular seaside town of Worthing is within easy reach and is a wonderful base for your West Sussex break. The Old Dairy is only five miles from the market town of Arundel, where you can visit the town’s castle and cathedral. You can also spend some time at some of the area’s favourite locations including Bognor Regis, Chichester and Brighton, not to mention the South Downs for your outdoor lovers. A well-presented cottage in a lovely countryside location.
Nestled within eighteen-acres of private woodland, boasting stunning scenery and fantastic walking routes within a designated AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), this luxurious, all-ground floor property,
The Observatory Annexe, is the perfect romantic getaway. Drive through the luscious greenery, up to the abode, which is located near to the main house and conveniently park outside to easily manoeuvre your belongings. Leave everyday life behind as you enter this beautifully appointed space, discover the sitting room with its emerald, green sofa, the ideal spot to snuggle up and unwind with an engrossing film or simply enjoy the stunning view. There is a stunning, but simple, matt charcoal galley kitchen with a granite work top, where you can prepare simple dishes for your loved one. After, open a bottle of wine to enjoy a refreshing glass on the patio terrace; soak in the delightful views. When the sun has set, make your way inside and indulge yourself in the luxurious bathroom to prepare for a night’s embrace. Dry yourself off and head to the bright and airy bedroom, where a sumptuous double bed awaits you, climb into bed and open a book to take advantage of the tranquil setting. Lace up your walking boots, taking your canine companion and discover the splendour of nature surrounding you, explore the lost private gardens of the former Barclay family estate, or venture further afield along the paths leading to local beauty spots. Hop in the car and take a short drive into the pretty market town of Dorking, known for its independent & antique shops, where you can rummage around at your leisure and choose from a superb selection of pubs and restaurants to enjoy a home-cooked meal out. Dorking is home to riveting history, including Dorking Museum & Heritage Centre for a multi-sensory experience and The Deepdene Trail, where you can explore the woodlands on foot and learn at the same time. Be sure to visit Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty for iconic sights, you are on the doorstep of Box Hill, Ranmore, Norbury Park & Leith Hill – all boasting the most amazing views across the Surrey countryside. Travel to the town of Guildford for some retail therapy at the Friary Shopping Centre or on the historic high street and afterwards indulge in a sit-down meal at a traditional pub or in one of the numerous restaurants. For a romantic escape with your loved one, stay at The Observatory Annexe
Discover this exceptional converted barn amidst the magnificent setting of the High Weald AONB, which is celebrated for its historic and much valued landscape. Situated within the village of Wittersham and just a stone’s throw away from the amenities in Iden village, Honeysuckle is a peaceful oasis in which you and your loved ones can use as a base, as you explore East Sussex, Kent and the beautiful coastline. Admire the surroundings of the private vineyard before entering into the open-plan living room to be impressed by the immaculate interior design, featuring a touch of character and all the modern conveniences required for a self-catering stay. To the rear of the space is a sleek kitchen, where you can look forward to making the most of the quality appliances and the elegant worktops to prepare family favourite dishes that can be enjoyed at the corner dining table, which is accompanied by several charming pieces of art to admire as you tuck in. Afterwards, browse the selection of books from the bookcase before curling up on one of the armchairs to get lost in the world of fiction or flick on the TV to unwind before heading to bed. On the ground floor, you will find the master suite, featuring an impressive four-poster bed with plush linens that are awaiting to be snuggled under at the end of each day; begin each morning by throwing open the curtains to reveal the pretty countryside views before preparing for the day in the deluxe en-suite, containing a bath, basin and WC. Climb the wooden staircase to find the second sleeping quarter, a twin bedroom, which features its own TV, perfect for those wishing to escape the excitement of the rest of the group in the open-plan living room. The twin bedroom is served by a contemporary shower room, featuring a spacious walk-in shower, basin and WC. If you and your loved ones are up for a game of tennis, be delighted to find two tennis courts on the grounds of the property, which is shared with the neighbouring holiday cottage, guaranteeing hours of family fun. Bring your loved ones to Honeysuckle for a memorable break at any time of the year.
This magnificent grade-II listed former farmhouse is set within the grounds of the owner’s home in the village of Bledlow in Buckinghamshire. Boasting plenty of character, with features dating back to the sixteen hundreds, Bakehouse Farm has been renovated to provide a comfortable base for families or groups of friend’s eager to explore the surrounding Buckinghamshire area.
Enter this charming dwelling into the spacious hallway, great for drying the dogs after a long stroll and for storing your coats and boots. Look forward to curling up beside the woodburning stove in the sitting room, complete with the original inglenook fireplace and two sofas; just off this room is the snug, which houses a Smart TV and further seating for four. Allow the chef amongst the group to take advantage of the well-equipped kitchen, appointed with all the necessary appliances to prepare a divine feast, which can be carried into the dining room where you can enjoy the company of each other. Spoiling you for choice, there are four superb bedrooms at Bakehouse Farm, including a zip/link super-king-size with modern en-suite shower room on the ground floor, perfect for those with limited mobility.
Upstairs you’ll find the master bedroom which boasts a stunning en-suite bathroom, so you can savour a luxurious soak at the end of the day, whilst there are two further double bedrooms to choose from. Explore the large enclosed garden at the rear of the property, ideal for family games or a spot of alfresco dining on a warm summer evening.
For those with a love for nature, You will be able to see a variety of birds whilst visiting Bedlow, one of these being the Red Kite, these have been reintroduced into our area and have been previously saved from national extinction! The Red Kites are magnificently graceful birds and a spectacular sight for anyone who spots them, check for them soaring on warm, sunny days, they’ve even been known to perch in our own very back garden! You will also be able to see the Chinnor princes Risborough railway steam train, an award-winning heritage railway steaming alongside the Chiltern Hills.
The line begins in Chinnor Oxfordshire and crosses over the county-boundary to arrive at Princes Risborough in Buckinghamshire, this is a great experience for any train-lover or even a family day out, grab a bite to eat at the station café or visit the gift shop, there’s loads to do in the area and plenty of other places to travel to and experience.
If you don’t fancy a visit to the station, you can of course relax in our garden and wait for the moment you see the steam train itself make its way past Bakehouse farm as its lines run only a field away from our location.
For those who enjoy County cricket the Bledlow Cricket club is an active and welcoming source of entertainment, and the steam train runs alongside the cricket pitch so visitors can watch cricket and the steam train here simultaneously!(As well as a cheeky beverage).
The village of Bledlow is considered one of Buckinghamshire’s most attractive villages and is famous for being the setting scenes for the TV drama Midsomer Murders. As featured on BBC One, a stretch of the ancient two hundred and twenty mile Ridge way walk can be found yards from the property on Chiltern Hills and Bledlow Woods. If you’re taking a night off cooking, there is an excellent pub in the village. The neighbouring village of Chinnor offers traditional pubs, restaurants and local shops or a little further is Princes Risborough, with a whole host of independent shops and two supermarkets for your essential bits and pieces. With the Chiltern Hills close by, you won’t be short of outstanding natural beauty which is certainly worth exploring. If you fancy a change of pace to your laid-back getaway, then the cities of Oxford and London are twenty and forty five miles away. In addition to its beautiful surroundings, complete with historical nature walks, Bakehouse farm is ideally placed for those hoping to visit; Thorpe Park, Lego Land, Harry Potter World, Odds Farm, The Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre, Go Ape. Create memories for a lifetime in this wonderful farmhouse!
This stunning Grade II listed, detached barn conversion with hot tub is surrounded by countryside, next to the owner’s home, on a non-working farm, close to the city of Durham. This is a lovely cottage offering an escape from everyday life for a family or group of friends wishing to explore this lovely part of the country. This beautiful cottage has been lovingly renovated, with special attention being paid to retaining some of the building’s history, along with boasting countryside views and easy access to the city. There are rustic flagstone floors, exposed stone walls, beams and original trusses throughout the house. The sitting room has a cosy woodburning stove and boasts views out to the garden and play area, making it a cosy place to relax at any time of the year. The farmhouse-style country kitchen, with beautiful tiled floor, Belfast sink and all the usual appliances, also has a large dining area. There are two ground floor king-size bedrooms, one with a cosy woodburning stove, a ground floor wet room and two first floor king-size bedrooms with fine views over the countryside, with both sharing a bathroom. French doors from the sitting room lead on to the patio area with private hot tub and furniture. Relax with a refreshing drink or dine alfresco after preparing a wonderful meal on the barbecue. Everyone will love the hot tub, a perfect place to unwind and gaze at the wonderful rural views. The city of Durham is only three miles away with an array of shops, pubs and restaurants, and a short drive will take you to the Roman town of Chester-le-Street or Beamish Museum. A little further afield are the Durham Dales, Newcastle upon Tyne, Hadrian’s Wall, the Heritage Coast, Cragside at Rothbury and the North York Moors. Centrally located this cottage is the perfect place for that relaxing holiday break.
The Beach Lawn House was originally built in 1860 for Mr Thomas Henry Ismay founder of the Oceanic Steam Navigation Company, more commonly known as the White Star Line. His son Bruce Ismay lived at the house until he was thirteen, he eventually took over the running of the White Star line when his father retired. After commissioning the build of RMS Titanic, in 1912, he came to international attention as the highest-ranking White Star official to survive the sinking of the ship for which he was subject to severe criticism. The Ismay Billiard Room Apartment used to be the wing of the house that was once the Original Billiard Room for the Ismay family. Step back in time into this luxury abode. It has a private entrance from the front of the main building that leads into the Orangery/Conservatory, a delightful space to relax and take in those beach views. Take a step up into the lounge, where you can collapse on the comfortable corner sofa beside the gas fire, picking out a favourite show from the Smart TV. Move into the kitchen, housing a microwave/Oven, fridge, kettle and toaster for your basic cooking needs. Decorated with Cole & Son designer wallpaper , the focal point of the apartment is the eye-catching bedroom, housing a sumptuous king-size bed in a crushed velvet frame, with two sofas (one is a small sofa bed) and elegant wardrobe to complete. Start the morning with a rinse in the walk-in shower, before heading out to the front lawn and bistro table and chairs for a coffee. Choose the Ismay Billiard Room Apartment and enjoy a wonderful historic escape to Liverpool.
Casa Loma is a unique large three bedroom house built of solid cedar logs overlooking Jackdaw Quarry. The lodge boasts un-disturbed views over the lake and surrounding landscape, ensuring an unforgettable stay in Lancashire with your loved ones.
The lodge is fully equipped with everything you might need, from bed linen and towels, to a travel cot and high chair; you needn’t bring a thing, just turn up and relax. On the ground floor there is a large open-plan living space, boasting a kitchen fully-equipped with a range cooker and gas stove, a coffee machine, integrated appliances including a dishwasher, a washing machine and tumble dryer, and also comes complete with all crockery and cutlery, offering all you could need for a self-catered stay, and for any cooking enthusiasts, Casa Loma also has a range of cook books available for your use!
Following on from the kitchen and past the colourful dining area where you can take your pick from both a breakfast bar and a dining table, you have a bright and airy sitting area with high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows providing outstanding panoramic views across the lake and surrounding landscape. The living area is finished to the highest standard, with Harris Tweed sofas, underfloor heating throughout, a woodburning stove and collection of board games to keep you entertained.
One of the three spacious bedrooms is also situated on the ground floor, with either a super-king-size bed or two singles to suit your needs, with all bedrooms boasting Smart TVs and en-suite bathrooms complete with toiletries and hairdryers, providing all the essentials for a truly tranquil stay. Two additional fold-out three foot beds available for the master bedroom upon request.
Also on the ground floor is a cloakroom and an entertainment room fully stocked with a large TV, PS4 complete with games, reclining sofas and LED customisable mood lighting, a true haven for the little ones to escape to. On the first floor there is a small reading nook on the landing complete with a collection of books and stunning views across the lake and surrounding landscape, followed by another two spacious bedrooms. The master bedroom, with either a super-king-size bed or two singles, leads to a rear balcony overlooking the lake and patio area. The second bedroom comes with either a king-size bed or two singles, each room providing a flexible sleeping arrangement for a variety of group needs as well as a wonderfully stylish interior.
To the rear of the property is a large patio area with a side lawn and veranda; from the patio you can truly benefit from the breath-taking views across Jackdaw Quarry, enjoying alfresco dining or taking in the wildlife and natural beauty of the area from the seating area with a gas powered fire pit table. You can also take full advantage of the lake, as open water swimming is included in your stay during the dive centre opening hours! The local area is extremely idyllic, with plenty of opportunities for walking, cycling and soaking up your scenery. Take a short drive to discover the inviting market town of Kirkby Lonsdale, offering all the essentials for your stay here you can find a good selection of shops and welcoming eateries where you can indulge in a delicious meal after a day of exploration, all while being surrounded by the wonder of the Lune Valley, offering you easy access to both the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District, each boasting their own diverse landscapes and outdoor adventure.
For a day beside the sea, make your way to Morecambe, a charming coastal town with an award-winning promenade, here you can enjoy a tasty ice cream on a leisurely stroll to explore the beautiful bay where you can paddle in the safe waters, build sandcastles and fly a kite, for a truly memorable trip with your family. Venture to the pretty market town of Kendal which offers a selection of eateries serving fine food and real ale, as well as a choice of independent shops and supermarkets for all of your amenities. For a spot of history, visit the medieval ruins of Kendal Castle, once owned by the Parr family in the 15th century. In easy reach of so many fantastic coastal and countryside attractions, Casa Loma is a truly spectacular abode to base your escape to Lancashire.
Enveloped by the rural countryside of Greater Manchester is Rough Bank Barn, offering an outstanding self-catering experience to this peaceful part of the county, which lies on the edges on the Peak District National Park. This superb barn conversion is an exceptional find for large groups of families, friends, avid ramblers and those alike to use as a base to explore the surrounding countryside, as well as for paying a visit to the exciting city of Manchester. After travelling up the single-track road, find plenty of space to park your car and admire the endless open countryside views, before pushing open the front door of the stone-built property to reveal the large open-plan living room. In here, exposed beams and vaulted ceilings frame this perfectly portioned room; the huge floor-to-ceiling windows are a striking element, as is the woodburning stove set within a traditional surround. Cosy up after a bracing day walking on the plush sofas to tune into the TV, with the fire setting the ambiance and filling the room with a gentle warmth or gather at the dining table to relish in the company of your loved ones over a home-cooked meal and an accompanying tipple. Discover the well-equipped kitchen to the opposite end of the room, where contemporary tiles lie beneath a traditional AGA, which takes centre stage before all of the other quality appliances that are on hand for catering your own meals and snacks. Working in synergy with the kitchen is the handy utility room, housing a freezer and laundry equipment, as well as plenty of preparation space to keep the kitchen clutter free for the chef of the group, whilst they are cooking up a storm. At this end of the property, a staircase takes you to a super king-size double bedroom, which boasts large wardrobe storage, whilst back on the ground floor are a further three bedrooms, comprising of two super king-size bedrooms, and a king-size double bedroom, each one boasting windows out to the garden and an elegant décor to complement. Concluding the ground floor is a sleek shower room and a deluxe bathroom, featuring a Jacuzzi bath. The master suite can be found on the first floor, where quality linens drape across the sumptuous double bed and it has a private en-suite bathroom, containing a wall-mounted TV, a luxurious Jacuzzi bath and a separate walk-in shower, whilst the final bedroom of the property boasts an impressive king-size bed, where sleep is sure to come easy. At Rough Bank Barn, the garden has been designed as an extension of the house itself, with lush green lawn areas for children to play and your canine companion to meander, whilst you kick back on the sun loungers to soak up the sunshine or dine alfresco on the patio area. Continuing to impress, within the garden there is a barbecue hut, where you can light up the fire and huddle inside to relish in this unique experience before savouring a moment of relaxation by dipping into the hot tub, where the countryside views continue to captivate. If you can tear yourself away from this wonderful retreat, venture into the nearby village of Newhey, where you will find a plethora of amenities, ranging from supermarkets, pubs and an array of eateries to suit all palates and pockets! Alternatively, travel slightly further afield to the large town of Rochdale, home to more amenities or to the city of Manchester, which is just sixteen and a half miles away and is easily accessible with a tram stop in the village to get you there, where you will find more places to eat and drink, as well as the magnificent Manchester Art Gallery, the People’s History Museum and the imposing thirteenth century Manchester Cathedral. Avid ramblers and birdwatchers can visit the nearby Crompton Moor to catch glimpses of the interesting wildlife or take on the challenge of a hike through Fairbrook Naze, boasting unrivalled views of the luscious green landscapes. Within immediate walking distance and with accessible paths takes you to a selection of reservoirs to enjoy including Ogden, Kitcliffe, Rooden, Norman Hill, Piethorn and Hanging Lees. Further walking opportunities can be found within the nearby Peak District National Park, whilst the local attractions of the Hollingworth Lake Visitor Centre and the National Trust owned Marsden Moor Estate, will delight a family of all ages. Bring your loved ones to Rough Bank Barn to share an exceptional holiday.
Positioned in Fraisthorpe near Bridlington, a coastal harbour town, is St Edmunds Church, a sympathetically restored church, now accommodating four guests for a self-catered stay. Enjoying a stylish interior, whilst preserving many original features, including the original thirteenth century font, alter stone and amazing East window, the home offers the ideal base for a seaside escape for couples sharing or a group celebration. Benefit from off-road parking and an EV charging point. Be prepared to be wowed by the open-plan living space, adorning lofty ceilings, stained-glass windows, marble worktops, plush velvet sofas, and a well-equipped kitchen; use this space, dotted with luxury touches, to dine, relax, socialise, and plan your itinerary. Catch some rest in one of two double bedrooms, both enjoying elevated views over either end of the building, both well-appointed with beamed ceilings and serviced by a sleek shower room (the bedrooms do have sloping ceilings as built in the Church rafters). Awaken to an itinerary brimming with exploration, with the chance to visit the Bridlington North Beach & Promenade, Danes Dyke Beach, and the stunning Flamborough Headland Heritage Coast for coastal walks and the best vantage point. Stop off for a bite to eat in the local area, at The Cow Shed Cafe down on the local beach, Salt on the Harbour, or grab some delicious fish and chips and stroll along the beach, before travelling towards Filey, its beach, golf club and museum, offering something for everyone. Scarborough, Whitby and Robin Hoods Bay are keen areas of interest to explore, brimming with history and attractions, including Scarborough Castle, Cleveland Way, the ideal hiking area, and the manicured grounds of Peasholm Park, before heading for Dalby Forest, a gateway into the North York Moors National Park, or head inland towards the historic town of Beverley and city of York. Enjoy a unique base by booking St Edmunds Church.
Situated in the village of Campsall, near Norton in the Doncaster district and county of South Yorkshire sits this vast, two-storey converted pub, The Old Bells. Located between the village of Whitely and the town of South Elmsall, The Old Bells is well situated for exploring. As a space that used to be a pub that served the local community with its wide-open living spaces and outdoor patio, The Old Bells provides a perfect base to explore the local amenities and relax in style with six bedrooms for up to eighteen guests and three well-behaved dogs. Make the most of being together by watching a film in the stylishly appointed living area, with plenty of room to spread out and relax. For those that enjoy being active, play a round or two of pool then hang out at the beautiful bar area or in one of the two hot tubs which you’ll find in the indoor spa room accessed via three steps from the pool room. When you’re getting peckish, head to the well-appointed kitchen with two electric hobs and fully equipped with all you’ll need to cook up a feast for the whole family, which you can serve to all your guests in the inviting dining room that seats eighteen. After a busy day, you’ll find plenty of room to spread out and freshen up in any of the four double bedrooms, the twin room, or the family bedroom as well as spacious bathrooms to give you that special spa feeling. Start the day with a coffee at the local Dainty Doris Coffee Shop, then explore the Campsall Country Park or the legendary Church of Saint Mary Magdalene or visit the high street to find a plethora of amenities including a Post Office, The Royal Hotel Pub and Indian takeaway, or take a short drive to experience some eateries and shops in the bustling town of Asken. Pick up the pace a little with a visit to Brockadale Nature Reserve, or why not head to Doncaster for a day at the races? For a fun-filled day with the family, Pontefract Castle offers a great dose of history and exploration, followed by a trip to sample the local produce at Doncaster Market. Whether you want to fill your itinerary or just relax in luxury together, The Old Bells has it all.
A beautiful seaside house with a partial wooden exterior, garden and off-road parking, The Dunns is perfect for a family or group of adults looking to explore the coast of Suffolk. Enter into a world of opulence as you make your way into a stunning sitting room with wooden flooring stretching throughout, and cosy up in the selection of sofas, catching up on some reading as you get toasty beside the woodburning stove.
When mealtimes call, the kitchen/diner will not disappoint, offering many amenities, stylish grey and white furniture, and a delightful selection of plants adding a pop of colour to the room. There is also access through the glass doors to the rear courtyard and front garden, where dining alfresco is a must.
In keeping with the contemporary theme of the rest of the property, the two bedrooms are simply wonderful, each with an en-suite, beginning with a ground-floor super-king-size zip-link with storage and shower-room and there is also the option of a stunning king-size upstairs, where large windows offer views of the local area and a selection of chairs placed on a fluffy rug are a great spot for morning coffee before freshening up in the en-suite.
The local area of Orford sits beside the River Alde, where local independent shops, pubs and restaurants await your exploration, and why not take a stroll along the river or visit the impressive Orford castle? Surround yourself with fresh air and wonderful wildlife at Orford Ness national Nature Reserve or Captains Woods.
A little further from the property you can find a selection of beaches where you can picnic in the salty air before trying out a new water sport, most notably the quaint seaside town of Aldeburgh. With such a wonderful location, you are bound to make a holiday to remember with a stay at The Dunns.
This superb, detached lodge rests in a rural location in the hamlet of Stockwell Heath, close to the town of Rugeley. Boasting a contemporary design over one floor, Hen House View offers ample opportunities for a romantic retreat for two, perfect as a quiet hideaway from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Step into the refreshing open-plan living area, comprised of a well-appointed kitchen with numerous quality appliances, including a range cooker and stylish Smeg fridge/freezer, helping you to prepare an appetising feast after a day of rambling the Staffordshire outdoors. With your tummies satisfied, curl up beside the woodburning stove and browse the range of entertainment choices from the Smart TV. The bedroom hosts a plush, king-size double bed set in a lovely Iron Bedstead, complimented with two bedside tables and a large wardrobe to store your personal belongings. Completing the interior of this cosy accommodation is the modern bathroom, where you can enjoy a soak in the elegant, freestanding bath or utilise the large walk-in shower – whatever you prefer! Continuing to impress, head outside to the garden patio to find the inviting, bubbling hot tub, perfect for those romantic moments with your loved one whilst sipping on a well-deserved, glass of wine. The surrounding area is a haven for walkers and cyclists, cutting through the captivating scenery of the Cannock Chase AONB, which can be explored alongside your four-legged friend if you wish! Just a short drive away is the town of Rugeley where you can browse a selection of independent shops and indulge in some delicious pub grub, perfect if you fancy a night off cooking. Further afield, visit the city of Lichfield, boasting a rich and varied history with Georgian museums and a stunning medieval Cathedral. Alton Towers is only a short thirty minute drive away. The Shugborough (National Trust estate) is within five miles. A fabulous base to enjoy the attractions of Staffordshire alongside your better half.
Resting in the small village of Stoke Bruerne, within a short drive to the more lively Roade, is this three-storey terraced house, 4 Canalside Cottage. Set over three floors and sleeping up to two guests, 4 Canalside Cottage is a charming and homely setting for your next Northamptonshire adventure, within easy reach of The Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Gulliver’s Kingdom Theme Park.
With off-road parking, leading you to the house’s ground floor where there is a kitchen/diner, ready to rustle up an evening meal with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dining table with four chairs. On the first floor there is a sitting room with a two-seater sofa, so you can look forward to cosying up, then two armchairs and a TV, there is also a shower room with basin and WC. Once the sun has set you can go up to the second floor where there is a double bed situated in a bright room, with ample storage space to unpack your belongings and make you feel right at home.
Outside the front of the property is a small patio that looks out onto the canal.
Woodcock and Snipe barns are neighbouring identical barns. Compact but both ooze character and charm. Sleeps six plus cots in three Bedrooms.
Open plan beamed sitting/dining room with exceptionally well-equipped kitchen area.
Sumptuous leather sofas and natural fibres combined with oak accessories make this barn conversion a very special place to stay.
Woodcock is one of eight converted barns all situated on a working arable and dairy farm. Amidst the beautiful south Norfolk countryside under wide arching skies amongst farmland and hidden waterways, eight luxury Norfolk holiday cottages can be found. All eight barns have been sympathetically converted into modern luxury accommodation.
Superb facilities include: Games Room – Pool, Table Tennis, Air Hockey and Table Football and a large projector screen with music and sports. Ideal for those family competitions or relaxing with friends.
Hot Tub – A shared hot tub is on the site for your use. An ideal place to relax and soak away the stress of everyday life. The hot tub is also enclosed to maximise usage day/night, rain or shine!!
Fitness Barn – Cardio-fitness equipment, Cycle, Treadmill, Cross Trainer, Water Rower etc.
Soft Play Barn – Soft Play for the under 5’s with a comfortable viewing area for parents to keep an eye on the little ones!
The luxury Norfolk holiday cottages retain many of their original features including fine beams. The barns have been tastefully restored with very comfortable interiors with many modern luxury touches. We are situated on a working dairy and arable farm in the beautiful peaceful rural Waveney Valley adjoining the southern tip of the Norfolk Broads yet close to the wonderful historic city of Norwich. Many fantastic sandy beaches and attractions can be found a short distance from Wheatacre Hall Barns making this a great place to base your visit in your discovery of Norfolk and Suffolk.
FLINT COTTAGE is an Award-Winning Georgian town-cottage Rated 4-Star Gold by Visit England, and in the perfect location to enjoy a Coastal Holiday or Short-Break in Suffolk.
It’s SINGLE-STOREY too, with no stairs or steps and all accommodation on the Ground Floor.
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FLINT COTTAGE is part of a unique group of 3 Holiday Cottages in the historic Market-Town of Saxmundham – the “Gateway to the Suffolk Coast”.
Just a short drive (or bus/taxi ride) to Snape Maltings Concert Hall & Arts Centre on the banks of the River Alde, and the popular seaside town of Aldeburgh – on the Suffolk Heritage Coast itself.
You’ll also be within around 30 mins drive of Southwold, Framlingham, Orford, Sutton Hoo, Woodbridge, and much more!
Stay at FLINT COTTAGE and you’ll be a mere 5 mins walk to the High Street independent shops to browse, Artisan bakers to sample tasty treats, and shop your essentials in the area’s only Waitrose!
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Flint Cottage is a lovely cosy two-bedroomed Period cottage. Refurbished to a high standard for modern living, yet still retaining many period features.
This cottage is ideal for a romantic break or a family escape – which accepts your furry friends also!
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There are lots of things to see and do in the historic Suffolk, ranging from the theatre, boating, golf and lots of walking trails. This is the perfect location to get away and what better place to do so than Flint Cottage. And, your Companion dog is welcome too – at No Extra Charge!
Explore all that Suffolk has to offer in this home from home perfect for family retreats or romantic getaways. Cosy up to the log burner on the colder nights or enjoy the sunshine in the warmer months by using the table and chairs located in the (private) courtyard at the back of the Cottage to dine al fresco or enjoy your morning coffee in style.
Flint Cottage is the ideal home from home base for your trip to Suffolk.
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