Garden Cottage at Ormidale is a cosy and versatile ground-floor retreat set within the peaceful, wooded grounds of the 22-acre Ormidale Estate in Argyll. With space for up to eight guests, it is perfect for small families, couples, or groups needing overflow accommodation alongside the estate’s larger houses. Its flexible layout, including two main bedrooms and additional bunk-style sleeping areas, makes it especially suitable for families with children.
The cottage has a bright and welcoming living space that includes a comfortable sitting area and an alcove bed that adds both character and practicality. A compact, well-equipped kitchenette provides everything needed for simple meals, while the modern shower room ensures everyday convenience. Being entirely on one level, Garden Cottage is easy to access and navigate, offering a relaxed and homely atmosphere throughout.
Surrounded by garden views and mature woodland, the cottage offers a tranquil escape with direct access to the estate’s many facilities. Guests can enjoy hot tubs, a sauna, a tennis court, a games cottage, and miles of scenic walks across fields, forest and river paths. Whether used as a standalone holiday base or alongside other Ormidale properties, Garden Cottage offers comfort, charm and the perfect setting for a peaceful Scottish getaway.
The Old Barn at Ormidale is a beautifully refurbished seven-bedroom barn conversion set within the peaceful 22-acre Ormidale Estate in Argyll. Blending original stone features with contemporary comfort, it offers a stylish and welcoming base for family gatherings, celebrations or relaxed group escapes. Travertine-tiled floors, underfloor heating and high-quality finishes give the property a warm, luxurious feel throughout.
At the heart of the house is a spacious, open-plan ground floor. The light and airy kitchen and breakfast room features oak cabinetry, a granite worktop, a Belfast sink and quality appliances. A dramatic stone arch leads into the main living and dining area, furnished with four comfortable sofas, a large TV and a dining table seating 12–16 guests — perfect for shared meals and evenings together. There is also a separate TV and play room with a sofa-bed, ideal for children or extra guests, along with a ground-floor shower room and a relaxing sauna.
Upstairs, seven thoughtfully designed bedrooms offer a mix of super-king rooms, flexible twin/super-king options, a bunk room and a cosy small double. Many include their own wash basins and enjoy views of the gardens, mountains or courtyard. Three attractive bathrooms, including those with corner Jacuzzi baths, ensure comfort for larger groups.
Outside, a private cobbled courtyard with a 7-person hot tub completes this elegant and sociable Highland escape.
Ormidale House is an elegant and historic 17th-century “laird’s house” set on a 22-acre private estate on the Cowal Peninsula, just 1.5 hours from Glasgow. With 13 flexible bedrooms and 8 bathrooms, the property can host up to 35 guests, making it perfect for large family gatherings, celebrations or multi-family getaways.
On the ground floor, you’ll find a large AGA-equipped kitchen, a breakfast room opening onto the terrace and garden, a grand dining hall that seats up to 24, and a classic drawing room with a baby-grand piano and open fire. Entertainment is a highlight: there’s a billiard room with a full-size table, air hockey, darts and more, two TV rooms with full Sky coverage, and a children’s playroom with a huge dolls’ house. For total relaxation, the house offers a sauna and a private hot tub.
Outside, guests enjoy a tennis court, a croquet lawn, a sunken trampoline, and woodland walks through ancient trees, with river pools and waterfalls to explore. Wildlife is abundant—including red squirrels and deer—and the night sky is spectacular, thanks to very low light pollution. Bedrooms are furnished with luxurious goose-down duvets, fine linen and sprung beds.
The house combines gracious, antique charm with relaxed comfort, creating a warm, memorable retreat in one of Scotland’s most beautiful settings.
Ormidale Mill House is a spacious and characterful 9-bedroom holiday home situated on the scenic Ormidale Estate in Argyll. Sleeping up to 22 guests, it is designed for sociable gatherings, family celebrations and relaxed group getaways.
The centrepiece of the property is a stunning 75 m² open-plan living, dining and kitchen area. This impressive space features a fully equipped designer kitchen with multiple ovens, hobs, twin sinks, two dishwashers and a large American-style fridge freezer, making it ideal for cooking for a crowd. The elegant dining area, set beneath a vaulted ceiling, comfortably seats the whole group, while the adjoining lounge—with its open fire and deep sofas—creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Additional living spaces include a TV/play room with Sky+, perfect for children or movie nights, and a stylish mezzanine sitting area that opens onto a private terrace. Outside, a 7-person hot tub overlooks the river and surrounding woodland, offering a peaceful spot to unwind.
The Mill House’s nine bedrooms provide flexible sleeping arrangements for adults and children, complemented by three modern bathrooms, luxury bedding and underfloor heating. Guests also enjoy access to estate walks, outdoor spaces and a shared games cottage, making this the ideal property for memorable group holidays.
Howgills House is the ultimate country escape, with 12 en-suite bedrooms accommodating up to 28 guests. Just outside Sedbergh, between the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales, it’s the perfect base to explore the fells, trails, and scenery on your doorstep. Prefer to relax? Unwind in 2 outdoor hot tubs, make use of high-speed B4RN Wi-Fi and a smart TV, and soak up breathtaking views from the garden. Free parking is available for 15 – 20 cars.
Situated between the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District, Sedbergh (pronounced ‘Sed-ber’) radiates an old-world charm and some of our guests have described it as ‘being on the set of a Harry Potter movie!’ There are winding cobbled ginnels framed by historic sandstone buildings and the Main Street has small, independent shops, cafes and pubs.
Set just outside the village of Lamesley, this delightful cottage offers a peaceful retreat with easy access to the national road network and the vibrant city of Newcastle upon Tyne. From here, you can explore Northumberland’s beautiful heritage coastline with its charming villages and historic castles to the north, or venture south to discover Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the magnificent Cathedral City of Durham. The iconic Angel of the North sculpture by Antony Gormley is also just a short drive away.
Light and spacious, the cottage features an inviting open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area. The lounge provides comfortable seating for relaxing with a coffee or watching TV, while the dining table seats four. The well-equipped kitchen includes an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, and washing machine. On the ground floor, the master bedroom has a double bed and two sets of French doors that open to the garden with lovely countryside views. A modern shower room with a large corner shower and WC completes the ground floor. An open-tread staircase leads to the mezzanine-level bedroom overlooking the lounge, with a double bed, its own TV, and access to a bathroom with a bathtub and separate WC.
Set at the end of a private gravel driveway within the owner’s grounds, the property enjoys a secluded position with ample parking. The surrounding garden features a lawn, patio, and a purpose-built timber gazebo offering stunning views of the Northumberland hills—an ideal spot to unwind with a glass of wine. A Hot Tub can be booked for an additional charge and a BBQ is also available for relaxed al fresco dining with family or friends.
Attached to the owner’s home and overlooking the village green, this charming cottage offers easy access to nearby market towns and the stunning Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Perfect for walkers, numerous footpaths and bridleways lead straight from the front door through picturesque countryside and quaint villages. Nearby attractions include Leith Hill Place and Tower, the highest point in the South of England, once visited by Charles Darwin and now a popular National Trust site with magnificent views and gardens.
Set within the owner’s grounds, the cottage has its own private driveway and entrance. Inside, a welcoming lobby leads to the cosy lounge, furnished with two sofas and armchairs for relaxing in front of the Smart TV. The adjoining kitchen and dining area, complete with a stable door to the garden, features an electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher. The dining table comfortably seats six adults and two children, and there’s a highchair available. The ground floor also includes a WC, a utility room with a washing machine, and a snug with armchairs and a wood-burner for cosy evenings.
Upstairs are four bedrooms: a double with en-suite shower room, a second double, a bunk room for children, and a single room. A shared fitted wardrobe is located on the landing, and an additional single sofa bed can be arranged in the snug or bunk room. The family bathroom includes a shower over the bath—ideal for unwinding after a day of exploring. Please note that, due to the property’s age, some ceilings and beams are low.
Outside, the part-lawn, part-patio garden offers a peaceful spot for al fresco dining or relaxing while buzzards soar overhead. Private off-road parking is available for up to four cars.
This stunning converted barn, sleeping up to eight guests, offers a luxurious countryside escape that beautifully blends contemporary style with the warmth of its original oak timbers. Tucked away at the end of a winding woodland drive, the property sits in a tranquil glade on the southern slopes of Leith Hill, with far-reaching views stretching 20 miles across the South Downs. Perfectly positioned for exploring the surrounding National Landscape, guests can enjoy scenic walks to Holmbury Hill (2 miles) and Leith Hill (1.5 miles), or venture further to explore open access land at Wotton and Abinger Commons. Nearby National Trust treasures include Abinger Roughs, Hatchlands, and Netley Park (4 miles), as well as the dramatic Denbies Hillside (7 miles). Golfers will appreciate the picturesque local course (8 miles), while garden enthusiasts can visit RHS Wisley (14 miles).
Inside, the bright L-shaped open-plan living area combines rustic character with striking modern design. A vaulted double-height ceiling above the dining space is framed by a galleried landing and illuminated by statement lighting. The sleek, fully equipped kitchen features an electric Rangemaster stove and a breakfast bar for relaxed coffee breaks, while the spacious sitting area invites everyone to unwind on plush sofas and armchairs. On the ground floor, a luxurious king-size bedroom includes an en-suite, while upstairs, the gallery leads to three additional bedrooms: a super-king-size, a twin, and a second king-size with en-suite. The stylish family bathroom is complete with an elegant teardrop bath and floor-standing tap for indulgent soaks.
French doors open to a patio and lawn overlooking serene woodland, offering the perfect setting for alfresco drinks or evening relaxation. For an added touch of luxury, guests can book the Scandinavian-style wood sauna next door for a small additional fee. Private parking is available for up to four cars.
Beautifully refurbished, this charming cottage blends light, contemporary interiors with traditional character, offering a welcoming retreat for couples and families eager to explore this lovely corner of Kent. Perfectly situated on the main road in the heart of Westerham—known as the “Gateway to the Garden of England”—the property is just 200 metres from local shops, cafés, and restaurants, with excellent transport links nearby. The area is rich in heritage, with the National Trust’s Quebec House just two doors away, Winston Churchill’s former home, Chartwell, only 2 miles distant, and Hever Castle, Chiddingstone Castle, and Penshurst Place all within easy reach. Walkers will enjoy the many scenic footpaths leading from the doorstep, while golf enthusiasts have two local courses to choose from.
Inside, the cosy lounge/diner is full of original features, including exposed beams and wood panelling, and is furnished with a comfortable sofa and armchair set around a Sky Glass TV and an electric wood-burner-style stove. Guests can unwind by the fire, enjoy a family meal, or play games at the dining table positioned by the window. The well-equipped kitchen offers everything needed for home cooking, including a gas hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, washing machine, and coffee machine. Off the kitchen is a modern shower room with a walk-in shower and WC, while a small ground-floor bedroom doubles as a games room and includes a double bed.
Stairs lead from the lounge to the main bedroom set in the eaves, where a king-size bed and a freestanding roll-top bath with handheld shower create a peaceful, romantic space—perfect for a long soak after a day’s exploring.
Outside, a private courtyard garden with a patio table and chairs provides a lovely spot for al fresco dining or morning coffee (accessed via the ground-floor bedroom). The cottage also offers private parking for one medium-sized car, with additional parking available nearby.
This idyllic retreat offers the perfect escape to experience the beauty of the Surrey countryside. Nestled in a peaceful woodland clearing high on Leith Hill, it boasts breathtaking views stretching up to 20 miles across the Surrey Hills National Landscape to West Sussex. From the doorstep, a network of footpaths and bridleways leads through open fields, ancient woodland, and vineyards. Nearby attractions include Holmbury Hill (2 miles) with its spectacular panoramas, and National Trust sites such as Leith Hill Tower (1.5 miles), Abinger Roughs and Netley Park (4 miles), and Denbies Hillside (7 miles). Golfers can enjoy a scenic course just 8 miles away, while the market town of Dorking (7 miles) and historic Guildford offer shopping, dining, and riverside charm.
Inside, the property combines rustic elegance with modern comfort. The timber-framed interior, with exposed oak beams and underfloor heating, creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. The real wood kitchen and farmhouse-style dining area are perfect for sociable meals, complete with a polished stone breakfast bar and range cooker. The open-plan living space features plush sofas and stone-topped coffee tables, ideal for relaxing after a day outdoors, along with a convenient downstairs WC.
Upstairs, two luxurious king-size bedrooms with vaulted, beamed ceilings provide peaceful retreats. The stylish family bathroom includes a walk-in shower and a striking statement bath set against rough-hewn crystallised stone for a touch of indulgence.
Outside, a patio and lawn offer sweeping views over the surrounding woodland and farmland, extending to the South Downs. Guests can also book the Scandinavian-style wood sauna next door for an extra treat (charge applies), or visit the nearby vineyard café to enjoy locally grown and bottled wine or freshly brewed coffee. Private parking is available for two cars.
This delightful cottage sits in the heart of the picturesque town of Dorking, just 500 metres from a vibrant selection of shops, cafés, and restaurants. Food and wine enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby vineyards and distilleries, including Denbies Vineyard (1 mile), High Clandon Vineyard (9 miles), and Silent Pool Distillery (7 miles). Surrounded by the stunning Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the area offers excellent walking and mountain biking routes, such as the North Downs Way, with Box Hill providing both thrilling trails and breathtaking views. History lovers can explore nearby heritage sites, including the National Trust’s Polesden Lacey (5.5 miles), Hatchlands Park (9 miles), and Hampton Court Palace (16 miles), the former home of Henry VIII.
The front door opens into a stylish, open-plan studio living space, thoughtfully designed for comfort and relaxation. Light and welcoming, it features a plush king-size bed, two cosy armchairs, and a Smart TV for laid-back evenings in. The compact yet well-equipped kitchen includes everything needed for simple meals, with a breakfast bar providing a lovely spot for morning coffee or casual dining. A modern shower room with a walk-in shower and WC completes the interior.
Outside, guests can unwind in the covered seating area with a table and chairs, overlooking the owner’s beautifully kept garden—a peaceful setting for enjoying a drink or a quiet moment outdoors.
Tucked away in the leafy village of Farnham Common, on the edge of Burnham Beeches Nature Reserve, Forest Getaway is a modern five-bedroom family home with a heated pool, hot tub, and a peaceful private setting. Perfect for a relaxing countryside escape or an active holiday, the house sits in a quiet cul-de-sac just metres from protected woodland walks and wildlife trails.
Guests can enjoy custom-made organic aromatherapy in every room, and those staying longer than a week receive a complimentary mindfulness session with a local wellbeing expert. Bespoke programmes can also be arranged to support relaxation, wellness, or a deeper connection with nature during your stay.
Set across three floors, the home features a spacious garden with a pool for sunny days and a hot tub and wood-burning stove for cosy winter evenings. The well-equipped kitchen offers ample space for family meals, while the bright sunken lounge opens directly onto a covered outdoor seating area overlooking the garden. Inside, there are two dedicated workspaces, and a utility room with laundry facilities.
Upstairs, the master suite includes a turret-style sitting area with sweeping garden views, joined by two further king rooms, a double, and a family shower room. The top floor hosts an attic suite with a super king-size bed and its own shower room, offering privacy and comfort for every guest.
With Burnham Beeches and The Chilterns right on the doorstep, this pet-friendly retreat is ideal for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Farnham Common offers a tranquil alternative to nearby Marlow, Taplow, and Windsor, and you may even spot a local celebrity or two. From strawberry picking and animal sanctuaries to historical experiences and scenic walks, the area is rich with activities, while nearby country estates and parks have long been favourite film locations for classics from James Bond to Harry Potter.
Forest Getaway combines modern comfort, wellness, and natural beauty to create an unforgettable countryside retreat.
Nestled in the rolling Hampshire countryside, Groomes Country House is a stunning 17th-century farmhouse set within 185 acres of beautiful land on the edge of the South Downs National Park. Perfect for private gatherings, celebrations, and weddings, the Grade II listed property blends historic charm with modern sustainability, being fully carbon neutral and powered by biomass heating and solar energy.
Inside, the house offers generous living spaces for both socialising and quiet relaxation. The large, fully equipped country kitchen opens to a welcoming dining room, ideal for family feasts or leisurely breakfasts. The lounge, with its oak beams, Baby Grand Piano, and woodburning stove, creates a cosy atmosphere, while the adjoining conservatory provides sweeping countryside views—perfect for sunset drinks. Downstairs, the snug and games room, complete with pool table, pinball, and gaming console, make a great retreat for teenagers and families alike.
Each of the six luxurious bedrooms features an en-suite bathroom with oversized baths and modern amenities. Highlights include the two-level Mezz suite with a king-size sleigh bed and panoramic views, the Dolphin room with mood-lit roll-top bath, and T&B’s, a regal space with a four-poster bed. Scarletts offers a peaceful top-floor retreat with breathtaking views, Dave’s can be arranged as a twin or double, and Toms provides accessible accommodation on the ground floor with a wet room and step-free access.
Outside, guests can enjoy al fresco dining, barbecues, and leisurely walks through the extensive gardens and grounds. Up to two dogs are welcome, provided they remain on the ground floor or in the heated boiler house to maintain the home’s hypoallergenic environment.
The nearby Good Taste Bakery & Coffee Shop is perfect for breakfast, while Guildford and Winchester offer historic attractions, shopping, and dining within easy reach. Guests can also explore the coast at Portsmouth or venture to Ascot and Goodwood for a day at the races.
Groomes Country House offers an exceptional blend of heritage, comfort, and eco-friendly luxury, providing an unforgettable base for exploring Hampshire and beyond.
Nestled within a working farm of 200 acres, Strawberry Lodge is a stunning single-storey retreat clad in warm larch, with a beautiful veranda offering breathtaking panoramic views of rolling countryside. Designed to accommodate six guests across three en-suite bedrooms, the lodge combines comfort and style with the tranquillity of rural life, making it an ideal base for families, friends, or couples seeking a peaceful escape in the heart of Rutland. The surrounding farm is home to sheep, arable crops, and seasonal geese and turkeys, offering a true countryside experience while remaining within easy reach of the region’s many attractions.
Perfectly situated between four charming market towns—Market Harborough, Melton Mowbray, Uppingham, and Oakham, all within a ten-mile radius—guests can enjoy local markets, historic architecture, and independent shops. The vibrant city of Leicester, with highlights such as the National Space Centre, is also just ten miles away. For everyday conveniences, the nearby village of Billesdon, only five minutes by car, boasts a village shop, post office, doctor’s surgery, two pubs, an Indian restaurant, a church, and a community centre with tennis courts.
For outdoor enthusiasts, Rutland Water is only twelve miles from the lodge, offering a wide range of activities including sailing, cycling, birdwatching, and fishing, as well as a large children’s aquatic play area. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or a mix of both, Strawberry Lodge provides a serene countryside retreat with easy access to the best of Rutland, Leicestershire, and beyond.
This cosy, traditional stone cottage, Dove Cottage is the perfect retreat for two, nestled in the picturesque village of Ketton. Just five miles from Rutland Water, guests can enjoy scenic walks, cycling adventures, or simply relax beside this stunning reservoir surrounded by lush woodlands. The historic market town of Stamford, renowned for its beautiful stone architecture and frequently featured in film and television, is less than four miles away. For railway enthusiasts, the Nene Valley Steam Railway offers a nostalgic journey through the picturesque countryside just 10 miles from the cottage. Meanwhile, the magnificent Burghley House, with its 16th-century architecture, private art collection, and 300-acre deer park, is only six miles away.
Step inside to an open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area full of character, featuring exposed beams and a traditional fireplace with a wood-burning stove. The kitchen is fully equipped for preparing meals, and the comfy sofa offers the perfect spot to unwind after a day exploring the local area. Patio doors open onto a charming courtyard, extending your living space outdoors.
Upstairs, the king-size bedroom is thoughtfully furnished for a restful night’s sleep, with an en-suite bathroom offering both a bath and a shower, complemented by stylish fittings.
Outside, the rear courtyard includes seating, sun loungers, and a sheltered area, allowing guests to enjoy the outdoors whatever the weather.
Set in an idyllic village amidst the rolling countryside of Rutland, The Woodsman’s Cottage offers a peaceful and stylish retreat, perfectly placed for exploring one of England’s most picturesque regions. The surrounding area is rich in history and natural beauty, where visitors can discover a wealth of heritage sites, including the 12th-century Oakham Castle, the magnificent Burghley House, and Rockingham Castle, built by William the Conqueror. For lovers of the outdoors, Rutland Water lies close by, offering a vast playground of activities such as sailing, canoeing, windsurfing, fishing, cycling, climbing, and even hot-air ballooning—all set against a backdrop of breathtaking countryside and abundant wildlife.
Originally a woodsman’s cottage, the property has been lovingly renovated by its current owners to blend traditional character with contemporary comfort. The open-plan ground floor welcomes guests with light-filled interiors and a harmonious mix of rustic charm and modern design. In the lounge area, a wood-burning stove creates a cosy, romantic atmosphere—perfect for curling up with a book or enjoying an evening film. The handcrafted dining table, made from reclaimed timbers found within the cottage, adds a unique touch of history, providing the perfect setting for everything from quick breakfasts to intimate dinners. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, coffee machine, and dishwasher, ensuring all the comforts of home. During warmer months, open the stable door to let in a cooling breeze and enjoy the sounds of the village beyond.
Upstairs, the soothing colour palette continues into the snug landing area, complete with a vintage-style desk—ideal for reading, writing, or quiet reflection. The king-size bedroom offers a restful space with views across the village green, while the elegant shower room, fitted with underfloor heating, provides a spa-like touch to your morning or evening routine.
Outside, a pretty tiered garden invites you to relax and dine al fresco. Follow the slate path to the upper patio, where garden furniture and a fire pit/BBQ await—perfect for summer evenings beneath the stars. The enclosed garden is ideal for pets, and there’s space to secure bicycles for those wishing to explore the scenic lanes and trails nearby. Roadside parking is available, subject to availability.
Blending heritage, comfort, and countryside tranquillity, The Woodsman’s Cottage provides the ideal base for discovering the timeless charm of Rutland—whether you’re seeking adventure, history, or simply a peaceful place to unwind.
Nestled in the picture-perfect village of Edith Weston in the East Midlands, 9 Rectory Lane offers an inviting countryside escape ideal for families or small groups. This charming “chocolate-box” village, with its Cotswold-style stone cottages, friendly locals, village store, and welcoming pub, provides the perfect backdrop for a relaxing stay.
Step inside to a light-filled open-plan living space, where comfort and style meet. The well-equipped kitchen has everything you need to prepare delicious home-cooked meals, which can be enjoyed together around the rustic dining table. On sunny days, open the patio doors to let in the fresh Rutland air or dine outdoors in the private garden, complete with lawn and patio furniture—perfect for leisurely breakfasts or alfresco evenings under the stars.
As night falls, gather in the cosy sitting area, where plush sofas, a feature electric wood-burning stove, and a Smart TV create a warm and welcoming space to unwind. When it’s time to rest, the king-size master bedroom and twin room both offer traditional sloping ceilings, charming cottage windows, and a restful night’s sleep.
Located just moments from Rutland Water, the property is perfectly placed for outdoor adventures including walking, cycling, fishing, and watersports. Nearby attractions such as Stamford, with its historic Burghley House, and the market town of Oakham offer excellent shopping, dining, and cultural experiences.
Blending modern comfort with timeless village charm, 9 Rectory Lane promises a memorable stay in the heart of one of England’s most picturesque counties.
Tucked away in the peaceful countryside of South Luffenham, Badger’s Burrow is an elegant lodge offering a perfect blend of comfort, style, and rural charm. Designed for families, couples, or small groups, it provides a tranquil escape surrounded by rolling fields and open skies—an idyllic setting for slowing down and reconnecting with nature.
On arrival, you’ll find off-road parking for easy unloading, before stepping onto the welcoming sundeck, where your stay begins. Inside, the spacious open-plan living area immediately captures attention with its warm, relaxed atmosphere and thoughtful design. The well-equipped kitchen features modern amenities including a two-ring hob, air fryer, and slimline dishwasher, giving you everything you need to prepare home-cooked meals with ease. Share breakfast or dinner around the dining table, or enjoy alfresco dining out on your private decking, surrounded by the soothing sounds of the countryside.
As evening falls, unwind in front of the wood-burning stove with your favourite film on the Smart TV, or step outside to watch a movie under the stars on the 70-inch outdoor screen—a truly unique feature for cosy nights in. For the ultimate indulgence, sink into the wood-fired hot tub, where you can stargaze in complete serenity before retreating indoors. The lodge’s community garden area also invites guests to relax and take in the peaceful rural views, offering a perfect balance of privacy and sociable space.
When it’s time to rest, Badger’s Burrow offers two beautifully presented bedrooms—a double and a twin—making it ideal for couples, families, or friends. Each room is designed with comfort in mind, ensuring a restful night’s sleep after a day of exploring Rutland’s scenic trails and historic villages. The modern bathroom features a P-shaped bath with overhead shower, offering both practicality and relaxation in one elegant space.
With its inviting interiors, thoughtful amenities, and idyllic setting, Badger’s Burrow is more than just a place to stay—it’s a countryside sanctuary where you can unwind, recharge, and make lasting memories. Whether you’re soaking in the hot tub beneath the stars, dining on the deck, or exploring the charming surroundings of Rutland, this delightful lodge promises a stay that’s as peaceful as it is unforgettable.
Nestled in the picturesque village of Whissendine, Buckingham House is a charming barn conversion that perfectly balances rustic character with modern comfort. Set in the heart of Rutland, this stylish retreat welcomes families, friends, and two well-behaved dogs for a peaceful countryside escape.
Inside, the spacious open-plan living area features a fully equipped kitchen, a welcoming dining space, and a cosy sitting room warmed by a wood-burning stove—ideal for relaxing evenings with your favourite films on the Smart TV. A utility room with a washing machine, tumble dryer, and microwave ensures every convenience is at hand.
Outdoors, two inviting gardens offer space to unwind and entertain. Enjoy a soak in the private hot tub in the courtyard or fire up the barbecue and pizza oven on the patio for an alfresco feast beneath the stars.
The property offers two beautifully presented en-suite bedrooms. The master features a super-king-size bed and walk-in shower, while the second offers a king-size bed, sofa bed, and its own en-suite—perfect for families or friends seeking flexibility and privacy.
Surrounded by Rutland’s scenic beauty, Buckingham House is just a short drive from Rutland Water, Aqua Park Rutland, and Oakham Castle, with local walks, historic sites, and traditional pubs like The White Lion Inn close by.
Combining luxury, comfort, and countryside charm, Buckingham House is the perfect base for exploring Rutland’s rolling landscapes and hidden gems.
Set on the peaceful rural outskirts of Edith Weston, near Stamford in picturesque Rutland, The Rabbit Hole is a beautifully presented lodge offering the perfect blend of countryside charm and modern indulgence. With its wood-fired hot tub, pet-friendly amenities, and tranquil surroundings, this delightful retreat is ideal for families or friends in search of a restorative escape.
Step inside and you’ll be welcomed by a stylish open-plan living space, designed with comfort and togetherness in mind. The well-equipped kitchen has everything you need to prepare delicious home-cooked meals, while the adjoining dining area for four sets the scene for memorable dinners and relaxed conversations. Afterward, sink into the plush seating and unwind by the glow of the wood-burning stove, or gather for a family movie night on the inviting sofa bed—perfect for cosy evenings in.
When it’s time to rest, choose between two beautifully appointed sleeping areas. On the ground floor, a spacious family room features a luxurious king-size bed alongside an adult bunk, offering both comfort and flexibility. Upstairs, the mezzanine floor provides four single beds, making it a magical space for children or groups of friends. The sleek family bathroom invites relaxation, complete with a bathtub for a soothing soak or a walk-in shower for a refreshing start to the day.
Outside, The Rabbit Hole reveals a private patio oasis designed for indulgence and connection with nature. Sink into the wood-fired hot tub beneath open skies, cool off in the plunge pool, or unwind in the sauna for the ultimate spa-like experience. As dusk falls, gather around the fire pit with a glass of wine, prepare a feast on the barbecue, and dine alfresco beneath the stars—an idyllic end to a perfect day.
Perfectly placed for exploration, the lodge sits just a short drive from the shores of Rutland Water, where you can admire the iconic Normanton Church, stroll or cycle the lakeside trails with Specialized Rutland Water, or simply enjoy the peace of this scenic landscape. For nature lovers, Wakerley Woods offers miles of picturesque walking routes, while nearby country inns such as The Fox and The Coach House Inn promise hearty meals and a warm Rutland welcome.
Blending comfort, elegance, and adventure, The Rabbit Hole offers a truly unique countryside escape—an invitation to relax, reconnect, and experience the quiet magic of rural Rutland.
Tucked away in the heart of the Longleat Estate, Carpenter’s Cottage is a beautifully restored 18th-century hideaway that seamlessly blends the warmth of period character with the ease of modern comfort. Once home to the estate’s skilled carpenters, the cottage retains much of its original charm, with soft natural tones, exposed textures, and a sense of history in every beam and brick. It offers an intimate and inviting retreat, perfect for those seeking peace and a touch of enchantment within Longleat’s historic landscape.
Inside, the atmosphere is one of relaxed country elegance. The cosy sitting room, dressed in heritage décor and bathed in soft light, is anchored by a traditional wood-burning stove—the ideal spot to curl up with a book or a glass of wine after a day exploring the estate. The country-style kitchen combines rustic charm with practical design, featuring modern appliances, a sociable island, and a welcoming dining table for four. Whether you’re preparing a leisurely breakfast before a morning walk or cooking up a hearty evening meal, the space is perfectly suited to both everyday comfort and special moments shared with loved ones.
Upstairs, two thoughtfully appointed bedrooms continue the home’s gentle charm. The master bedroom features a sumptuous 5′ king-size bed, while the second bedroom offers twin 3′ single beds, making the cottage ideal for couples, friends, or small families. Both rooms enjoy lovely views across the surrounding woodland and estate gardens, inviting you to wake to birdsong and soft morning light. The modern family bathroom is elegantly designed, complete with a freestanding bath and an overhead shower, providing a luxurious space to unwind and rejuvenate.
Outside, Carpenter’s Cottage opens onto a private garden bordered by trees, where dappled sunlight and birdsong create an atmosphere of calm. It’s a perfect setting for a quiet morning coffee, a leisurely afternoon reading in the shade, or evening drinks as the sun sets over the arboretum. With direct access to Longleat’s historic Pleasure Walk and only a short stroll from the grand Main Square, the cottage offers the rare privilege of being both secluded and perfectly connected. From here, the wonders of Longleat unfold at your doorstep—wander through the world-famous Safari Park, explore the stately house and gardens, or enjoy seasonal events and woodland walks just moments away.
Whether you’re seeking a romantic escape, a family adventure, or simply a storybook weekend in the woods, Carpenter’s Cottage offers a stay rich in history, warmth, and tranquility—with the unmistakable magic of Longleat all around you.
Nestled within Longleat Estate’s ancient woodland and overlooking sweeping parkland where herds of deer graze freely, Deer Keeper’s House is a Grade II listed retreat that captures the timeless beauty of the English countryside. Originally built in 1775, this historic property blends heritage charm with modern comfort, offering guests a serene escape steeped in character and history. Its low ceilings, exposed wooden beams, and lovingly preserved architectural details create an atmosphere that is both cosy and authentic, inviting you to slow down and unwind in true country style.
Tucked away on the north-western edge of the estate, the house enjoys a tranquil and secluded setting. Hidden amongst mature trees, it feels blissfully private yet remains just minutes from Longleat’s world-famous attractions and safari park. Inside, the décor strikes a perfect balance between rustic tradition and contemporary refinement. The farmhouse-style kitchen, fitted with modern conveniences, opens onto charming living spaces where soft lighting, rich textures, and carefully chosen furnishings create an ambiance of understated luxury. Thoughtfully curated historical artefacts from Longleat’s own archives add a sense of place, while vintage books, a rustic fireplace, and plush upholstered sofas make the sitting room an inviting haven—ideal for quiet evenings after a day exploring the estate’s grounds and wildlife.
Deer Keeper’s House offers three beautifully appointed bedrooms, each designed with relaxation in mind. The master bedroom, situated on the second floor, features a sumptuous 6’ super-king-size bed and an elegant en-suite bathroom, providing a private sanctuary at the top of the house. On the first floor, two additional bedrooms continue the home’s restful theme, each furnished with 6’ super-king-size zip-and-link beds that can be configured as twin singles if desired. A spacious family bathroom serves these rooms, combining modern fittings with traditional country charm to ensure a comfortable and rejuvenating stay.
Outside, the private garden offers a tranquil retreat surrounded by woodland and open parkland. A patio seating area provides the perfect spot to enjoy a morning coffee as the estate awakens or to unwind with a glass of wine as the sun sets over the trees. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful hideaway for two or a relaxed gathering place for family and friends, Deer Keeper’s House offers an enchanting combination of history, privacy, and contemporary comfort—an invitation to experience Longleat’s natural beauty and heritage from the heart of its historic landscape.
Tucked away on the tranquil eastern edge of the Longleat Estate, Keeper’s Cottage offers an enchanting retreat for couples seeking peace, privacy, and a touch of adventure. From its elevated position, this charming hideaway enjoys breathtaking, panoramic views over the East African Reserve—home to graceful Rothschild’s giraffes and striking Grant’s zebras, often seen wandering the grasslands below.
Inside, the ground floor combines rustic charm with modern comfort. The well-equipped kitchen, complete with a dining area, invites relaxed home-style meals, while the adjoining sitting room provides a welcoming haven at the end of the day. Thoughtfully decorated with warm tones and elegant furnishings, the space is centred around a crackling wood-burning stove and framed by large windows that look out over the sweeping safari landscape.
Upstairs, the spacious bedroom offers a luxurious 6′ super-king-size bed, ensuring a restful night’s sleep beneath soft linens. Wake to the gentle light of dawn filtering through the windows, with views stretching across the reserve. The en-suite shower room, finished to a high standard, features a walk-in shower and all the comforts you might need for a rejuvenating start to your day.
Step outside onto the private patio and savour your morning coffee as the sights and sounds of the reserve come to life—watch giraffes gracefully browsing the treetops and zebras grazing in the distance. Whether you’re seeking a romantic escape, a moment of quiet reflection, or a memorable stay surrounded by wildlife, Keeper’s Cottage offers an experience unlike any other.
Nestled in the charming village of Southend Common near Henley-on-Thames, this spectacular country home is the perfect retreat for large groups seeking peace, space, and stunning countryside views. Surrounded by abundant wildlife and beautiful landscapes, it offers an idyllic base to explore the Chiltern Hills National Landscape and the nearby riverside towns.
Discover the charm of Henley-on-Thames (5 miles) with a scenic cruise along the River Thames or a leisurely walk along the towpath to Marlow. Step back in time at the National Trust’s Nuffield Place (8 miles), once the home of William Morris, founder of the Morris Motor Company. Outdoor enthusiasts will love exploring the rolling hills, ancient woodlands, and panoramic viewpoints of the Chilterns. The nearby village of Turville, famous for its iconic Chitty Chitty Bang Bang windmill, offers a welcoming gastro pub and woodland walks leading to the Stonor Estate with its gardens, tea rooms, and adventure playground, Tumble Stone Hollow.
Inside, the property has been thoughtfully designed to complement its natural surroundings. The fully equipped kitchen provides everything you need for memorable group meals, while the enchanting orangery and four elegant living areas offer plenty of space to relax. The main lounge features plush sofas and armchairs arranged around a cosy wood-burning stove, perfect for unwinding on cooler days.
With seven beautifully appointed bedrooms and seven bathrooms spread across the main house and annexe, this home provides both privacy and comfort. Each bedroom is decorated in soothing tones with soft textures and abundant natural light, ensuring a peaceful night’s rest.
Entertainment is guaranteed in the games room, equipped with a pool table, table tennis, and table football, while fitness enthusiasts can make use of the fully equipped gym. A cloakroom and utility area offer space for muddy boots and are ideal for accommodating pets.
Outside, guests can bask in the sunshine on the terrace or by the 17-metre heated swimming pool, complete with loungers and outdoor dining areas. Enjoy alfresco meals and evening barbecues, then gather around the firepit for toasted marshmallows as the sun sets. The dog-friendly fenced garden offers fun for all ages, featuring croquet, cricket, a trampoline, spike ball, crazy catch, a swing, slide, and treehouse.
Blending luxury, comfort, and countryside charm, this exceptional property is perfect for unforgettable gatherings in the heart of Buckinghamshire’s most scenic landscapes.
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