The Brewhouse is a stunning abode tucked away in the heart of the scenic Yorkshire countryside, offering a luxurious and unique retreat on the edge of the picturesque town of Harrogate.
Once an original brewing house, this stunning property has been meticulously converted into a high-end, four-bedroom home that retains much of its historic character, blending its original beams and industrial chic with the latest in contemporary luxury.
The result is a space that feels like a warm and inviting sanctuary for all seasons.
The property comfortably accommodates up to eight guests, with four generously-sized bedrooms.
Each room has been thoughtfully designed to ensure a restful, hotel-like stay.
Featuring two bedrooms on the ground floor and two on the first floor, the Brewhouse offers flexible sleeping arrangements that are perfect for both families and groups.
Each bedroom flaunts the finest of linens, pocket-sprung mattresses, and textured bed heads to ensure the utmost luxury.
All rooms feature a combination of walk-in showers and elegant bathtubs, making it difficult to define which is the “master” room.
The ground-floor bedrooms are spacious and beautifully-appointed, offering easy access for those who prefer to avoid stairs.
Upstairs, the two bedrooms continue the theme of elegance and comfort showcasing exposed original beams and vaulted ceilings.
All four bedrooms feature flat-screen TVs, making it easy to unwind with your favourite shows after a day of exploration.
The heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen and dining area, a beautifully-designed space that is both sophisticated and practical.
The kitchen is fully equipped with high-end appliances, perfect for creating gourmet meals, while the dining area provides a stylish setting for intimate meals or grand gatherings.
Seamlessly connecting to the kitchen through sliding barn doors, a snug sitting room exudes warmth and charm, featuring a stunning woodburning stove that creates a focal point for the room.
Soft, tactile textiles like wool throws and sheepskin rugs add an extra layer of comfort, making it the perfect spot to curl up with a book or enjoy a glass of wine by the fire.
Towards the rear of the house lies the private walled courtyard, a tranquil outdoor space that provides the perfect setting for relaxation or entertainment.
Complete with a barbecue, a stylish outdoor sitting area, and a covered hot tub, it offers a luxurious, all-weather space to unwind, whether you’re dining al fresco or soaking in the hot tub under the stars.
The Brew House awaits your next North Yorkshire getaway.
Undoubtedly one of the most stunning properties on the North Norfolk coast, The Ballroom stands proudly elevated on the Blakeney coastline, offering uninterrupted moody views across the saltmarsh and out to sea. Offering a high degree of privacy in a luxurious setting with artistically curated interiors, this exquisite property offer guests a truly exceptional and unique holiday experience.
Whether you gather together around the sunken fire pit, or the formal dining area set on the large terrace, the roof top terrace and balcony, or would prefer to simply pull up a chair at the bottom of the garden to read a book, you will be blessed with unhindered views of the spectacular coastline. With the passing of time and the variations in weather, the views are in constant flux at The Ballroom. Rain or shine, the marshes are always busy with the various birdlife murmurations and migrations. For the young at heart, a tree house awaits exploration.
Comprising of five beautifully furnished bedrooms each with an accompanying en-suite bathroom that exudes its own style and attention to detail. The unique composition of this property means there are plenty of opportunities to observe the awe-inspiring views, particularly from the comfort of the decadent sitting room. Glorious saltmarsh and sea vistas feature from almost every window.
This truly extraordinary luxury detached retreat has been sublimely updated to offer modern comforts whilst maintaining its heritage. As the name suggests, The Ballroom once provided the venue for a good night spent dancing upon the wooden parquet ballroom floor, whilst enjoying the romantic views. Thankfully, the importance of this history has not been lost. The owner’s have created a wonderfully bespoke and unique holiday hideaway, whilst remaining sympathetic to the character and fabric of the original building. Adopting authentic Art Deco styling throughout, even the smallest of details have not be omitted, providing constant surprises for the observant. This care is exemplified by the attention bestowed upon the original ballroom floor, which still runs through the sitting room and into some of the ground floor bedrooms. A true labour of love!
To marry the house with the modern day, the communal areas have been extended, creating a contemporary living environment. The bathrooms have been appointed to a very high standard, often built upon a canvas of different marbles and boasting powerful rainfall showers. The Art Deco design truly enhances the quality of the accommodation, with the sitting room being the ultimate exemplar of the owner’s intention. Here, you can relax in decadent surroundings, whilst enjoying unparalleled views of the coast from the comfort of the sumptuous sofas. Ignite the wood burning stove and nestle in after a day spent exploring the great outdoors.
With grounds nearly one acre in size combining flat, wooded and formal planting areas, there is much to discover. The garden is fully-enclosed creating a safe place for children and the dog to play The gravel driveway offers ample off-road parking for up to seven cars.
Boasting its ocean views, Captain’s Rest showcases an open plan, contemporary, two-bedroom apartment overlooking the iconic town of St Ives. Flooded with natural light streaming through the large bay window, this beautifully presented holiday home offers the perfect location for guests and their four-legged friends to fully immerse themselves in the Cornish experience.
Originally built for a Sea Captain, the design of this apartment takes in the breathtaking views from St Ives to Godrevy Lighthouse, inviting guests to relax into the soft furnishings, mutual blues and original fireplace. Take to the outdoor space offering communal seating and enjoy the fresh sea air taking in the last rays of sunshine. Slow mornings may find you taking advantage of the 50-inch SMART TV or perhaps using the iPod dock to select your favorite music whilst peeking into the binoculars searching for the next coastal destination to explore.
Whether it be croissants in the morning, cream teas in the afternoon or experimenting with local fish when producing the evening family meal, you will find everything you need as you dive into the open planned kitchen diner. Finished with granite worktops, Captain’s Rest provides guests with an electric oven and ceramic hob, large fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine/dryer.
The master bedroom, fitted with a double bed, has been thoughtfully designed with complimenting furnishings, mirroring the bright and calming tones displayed throughout the apartment. You may wind down whilst enjoying your favourite novel.
The nautically styled twin bedroom offers a cosy feel, transporting you further into the coastal environment.
The tiled family bathroom, sand-toned in its design, provides the perfect place for guests to refresh. Fitted with a bath and overhead shower, a separate shower, wash hand basin, WC and heated towel rail.
• Wifi Included
• Linen and Towels Provided.
• Dog Friendly – Two Dogs – If you would like to bring your furry friend with you please let us know, all we ask is an additional £20.00 charge per dog.
• Flexible Short Breaks Available
• Parking for One Car
• Highchair
• Gas Central Heating
• Check in – 5.00pm
• Check out – 10.00am
• Please note: Shared Communal Spaces – Both the front tiered outdoor space and rear decked spaces are communal spaces for guests and residents of the building
• Decorative Fireplace is not a working fire and cannot be used
• Parking – One Parking space is offered for guests to use during their stay. This is accessed at the rear of the property from the neighbouring road. To access, guests can use the rear access from the building down the steps onto the road behind. Parking dimensions for this space are: Length 4.5 metres, Width 2.5 metres.
• Access – Please note that Captain’s Rest is a first-floor apartment and accessed by an internal flight of stairs with turning points and steps. Both communal entrances at the front and rear of the apartments are accessed by external steps
Tucked away in the popular village of Whalley, Ribble Valley in Lancashire, is this luxury two-bedroom terraced house, Number 10.
Enjoying a superb location nestled at the foot of Whalley Nab along the River Calder, Number 10 is a superb dwelling for couples or a family of four seeking an escape in style.
This Grade 2 listed 18th century cottage is set between the Forest of Bowland AONB and Pendle Hill, as well as being adjacent to a beautiful 14th-century church, and features a decadent interior furnished and decorated by an interior designer.
Step into the entrance and through the glass feature double doors into the sitting room, with inviting plush sofas, real flame gas fire, Smart TV and Bose speaker, it is the perfect haven to unwind in after a day of exploring.
Continue through to the sleek and light filled kitchen/diner, well-equipped with all you need to rustle up tasty dishes ready to enjoy at the dining table for six.
On warmer days, why not savour your meals out in the rear courtyard as you soak up the sunshine or simply to enjoy a glass of wine.
The garden also features an outhouse housing your utilities and a WC for convenience.
As night falls, follow the stairs up to the first floor, where two luxuriously styled bedrooms await, a king-size and a double, each with access to their own well-appointed boutique shower room and wall mounted TV.
Explore the local village, where you can treat your loved ones to a well-deserved meal at the excellent King Street Kitchen, The Forum or one of the many top quality eateries the Ribble Valley is now well reknowned for, pick up essentials at one of the two convenience stores only yards away, choose your favourite bottle from the award-winning Whalley Wine Shop & Bar to pair with dinner, tour the fascinating 14th-century Whalley Abbey, enjoy leisurely strolls along the River Calder or through Spring Wood, and test out your swing at the excellent Whalley Golf Club.Continue onto Clitheroe, where you can wander the Clitheroe Castle Museum, catch your favourite movie on the big screen at the Everyman, or dine at Holmes Mill and Tiger Lounge.
A wealth of exceptional restaurants, walking and cycling opportunities await with access to the famous Pendle Hill with its Bronze Age Burial site, and the charming Pendle Sculpture Trail, as well as the stunning Forest Bowland AONB, where you can see the sights of Bowland Wild Boar Park, Browsholme Hall and The Inn at Whitewell, the peaks of Ingleborough, Pen-Y-Ghent, Whernside and Malham Cove & Tarn are just a short drive away, the Lake District is also less than an hours drive for a great day out.
Add a touch of opulence to your holiday with a stay at Number 10.
Set in Exmoor National Park, this luxurious three storey, grade II listed, holiday cottage is exquisitely located on North Devon’s breathtaking coastline with an elevated position, boasting panoramic sea views over the Bristol Channel.
Having once stayed in Lynton Cottages, the stunning view so inspired the author CS Lewis, author of The Chronicles of Narnia that he wrote in his journal, “The view from the balcony was beyond everything I have ever seen” (Lynton, 1925).
Set in one of the prettiest coastal locations in England, with opportunities to explore Exmoor National Park and its magnificent natural beauty, this picturesque cottage exudes style and character from top to bottom.Perfect for couples, or a family of four, the accommodation boasts very spacious bedrooms and an open-plan living space with free super-fast WiFi throughout! The kitchen is equipped with quality furniture and fixtures, and additionally a fridge/freezer and washing facilities are located in the utility room for convenience.
There is also a ground floor cloakroom just off the utility room.Relax together in the sitting area and feast your eyes on the stunning vistas out across the water that so moved CS Lewis.
The rugged scenery envelopes this fairy tale property with a picture postcard setting.
Bring the view even closer by throwing open the glass doors to the patio and enjoying the fabulous view from your private terrace.
The first floor is host to an impressive hand-carved superking sized four poster bed, in a room overlooking the bay, with an en-suite bathroom.
On the second level you will find another luxury, superking sized bed in a light and airy room with beautiful exposed beams.
From here you can step out on the to balcony and enjoy more of the delightful seascapes from a seated position which catches the late afternoon sun.Lynton offers shops, pubs and cafes galore, art galleries and craft shops, a wide variety of outdoor pursuits, and spectacular walks for all abilities in some of the most beautiful surroundings in the UK.
The beach and picturesque coastal town of Lynmouth can be easily accessed on foot from the cottage (no need to move the car!) by use of the historic funicular cliff railway which is the highest and steepest totally water-powered railway in the world!The terminal for this exciting and unusual form of transport is situated just 5 minutes’ walk from the cottage so you can easily enjoy everything that the two towns have to offer.
Why not set off from the cottage along the beautiful South West Coastal Path to the magnificent Valley of Rocks, hire kayaks, go horse-riding in Exmoor, visit Exmouth Zoo or travel on the Lynton and Barnstaple Railway?
Little ones will also enjoy the Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park and the nearby sandy beaches of Ilfracombe and Woolacombe.
Just a few ideas of the many things to see and do in and around this charming area of North Devon
Discover the tranquil splendour of Tullochgorum Lodge, an opulent hideaway tucked away in the centre of the breathtaking Cairngorms National Park. It is ideal for families, couples, or friends looking for a memorable getaway. Relax and take in the stunning mountain views while unwinding in the hot tub. Tullochgorum Lodge provides the backdrop for treasured moments, whether you’re organising a tranquil retreat to unwind and rejuvenate or an exciting adventure with hiking, skiing, and wildlife watching.
Situated on around half an acre of its own garden grounds, Tullochgorum Lodge provides breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
The lodge itself is a stunning historic building with a slate roof and constructed of traditional granite. In order to provide elegance, comfort, warmth, and convenience, it has undergone substantial renovations, including, insulation, furnishings, and decoration.
In addition to a large lawn, the front garden features a variety of mature trees and flowering shrubs that face south over the River Spey towards the Cairngorm Mountains. The six-chair outdoor dining table is a lovely, tranquil place to have breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There is a large outdoor charcoal BBQ that also serves as a fire pit for after the sun sets, as well as a gas barbecue for al fresco cooking and dining.
Moor View is a beautiful, opulent property resting in the bustling market town of Glossop, the gateway to the Peak District National Park.
Glossop is set in spectacular surroundings, offering a wealth of history, amenities and attractions, including pubs, cafés, and restaurants.
The property offers off-road parking and ample amenities, it is an ideal abode for a family or friends looking for a contemporary getaway to Derbyshire to explore the Peak District National Park, or stay local and enjoy the local restaurants and pubs.
Park off-road and unpack with ease into a property with a light and airy open-plan living space with a spacious kitchen, housing a variety of amenities to cater to your culinary needs.
A handy utility takes care of all your laundry.This incredible space creates a luxury atmosphere for special times spent with family and friends.
The property has a secluded garden at the back, and from the front, a county view ‘Moor View’.
The sitting area sports a selection of sofas where you can curl up with a good book or enjoy a movie marathon from the 80-inch Smart TV.
The opulence of the living spaces continues into the four bedrooms; the Large main bedroom is serviced by a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom, the front double bedroom also has its own ensuite and the two remaining bedrooms are serviced by a charming bathroom with a fantastic sunken bath, ideal for a soak amongst the bubbles, as well as the option of a walk-in shower.
When the sun is shining, the garden is a simply wonderful place to recline and enjoy a good book, and you can also make the most of the oak lodge summerhouse.
With bifold doors opening out onto the garden.The lodge is home to an opulent kitchen with stylish blue cupboards.
Here guests can cook on the barbecue and indulge in an alfresco feast at the dining table.The property is within reach of the Peak District National Park, an ideal spot for hiking, mountain biking, and bird watching, options include Dovedale, The Roaches, Kinder Scout, Three Shires Head, and Thors Cave.
Within a 40-minute drive you can explore historic local towns such as Buxton, Castleton, Bakewell, Eyam, Chatworth House Estate.Glossop train station (10-minute walk from the property) has a direct line into the heart of Manchester city centre, only taking 30 minutes.
The city of Manchester offers a great shopping experience, eateries, museums, art galleries and a wealth of culture.
There is so much to be explored with an opulent stay at the incredible Moor View, Glossop.
Perched atop the breathtaking Mullion Cove, soak up cliff top ocean vistas from this exquisite family retreat. Boasting five boutique bedrooms, all with their own balcony utilising far reaching sea views, two luxuriously cosy sitting rooms, a dining hall, study, yoga studio, cedar hot tub and two luscious gardens, Hencath House’s characterful and spacious design perfectly caters for family and friends wishing to create cherished memories in a desired location.
Welcoming up to 10 guests and your four-legged travel companion, this beautifully presented home takes luxury living to a new level, with every detail thoughtfully considered and ultimate comfort promised. The entrance hall provides a cloak and boot room before you step into the exquisite dining hall. Bi-fold glass doors invite natural light into this awe-inspiring space, while also allowing direct access to the vast slate paved sun terrace. Special moments ignite around the large dining table, where you can gather as a family for those much-anticipated get-togethers. There is a separate cloakroom just off the dining hall, complete with a WC and wash basin.
The sociable open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting area is an inviting spot to prep family dinners. The kitchen is superbly equipped with everything you’ll need during your stay including; a characterful electric aga, electric oven, Nespresso coffee machine, fridge, dishwasher, Belfast sink and a central island. There is also a dining table, with seating for 8 guests positioned perfectly to further enjoy unbeatable views across the luscious garden, rolling cliff tops and dramatic ocean scenery. The semi-open plan snug boasts a sumptuous corner sofa, television and a selection of books for you to indulge in. The scullery sits across from the kitchen. This spacious room houses plenty of worktop space, a fridge/freezer, microwave, sink, washer, dryer, clothes airer and an additional dishwasher, oh and can you find the mini wine bar? There is also a door leading outside where you will find an outdoor shower, perfect for washing off wetsuits and sandy paws.
Head to the other end of the corridor where the sumptuous sitting room awaits, here you are invited to curl up beside the roaring wood burning stove after a day of exploring. There are two comfy three seater sofas and four plush armchairs, two are positioned directly in front of the large picture windows, making the perfect spot for morning coffee, sheltered from stormy seas. Next to the sitting room, you will find the superb study, and opposite sits the wonderful yoga studio with floor to ceiling mirrors, sink with vanity draw and an en-suite shower room. Bedroom five completes the ground floor, a lovely space with 3’ twin single beds and an en-suite shower room with rainfall shower, wash basin and WC.
Retreat upstairs to discover four boutique bedrooms boasting their own bath/shower rooms, balconies and unique character. Bedroom one resides at the end of the corridor, this delightful principal suite boasts a sumptuous king-size bed, plenty of storage space with built-in wardrobes, a dressing area and shutters opening to the balcony with slate tiled flooring, from which one can enjoy enchanting views across Mullion Cove towards miles of open sea. The en-suite bathroom is beautifully appointed with a freestanding roll top bath with shower head attachment, a walk-in shower cubicle with rainfall shower head, wash basin, WC, heated towel rail and a small balcony. Bedroom two and three both host comfy king size beds, small balconies and sleek en-suite shower rooms. Bedroom four comes complete with a king size zip and link bed, which can be converted to twin single beds, on request. Opposite, sits the family bathroom with a freestanding roll top bath with shower head attachment, wash basin, WC and two Velux skylights overlooking the rear garden.
The magic and elegance of this wonderful home only continues outside. The bubbling cedar hot tub is a special feature, and invites you to relax and unwind under twinkling starlight. The vast south-facing slate paved sun terrace stretches across the front of Henscath House and can be accessed from the dining hall, kitchen and sitting room. It houses a large table, perfect for balmy summer evenings dining as a family. The barbecue tempts family feasts and there’s two wall-mounted electric patio heaters, so you can stay cosy outside until the moon and stars appear. Steps lead down to the large lawned garden with an array of wonderful plants, gently sloping to a wild area with meandering pathways and hedgy borders for ultimate privacy. At the bottom of the garden is a small wooden gate which provides easy access down to Mullion Cove from the road. The garden also has the delight of a circular pavilion seating area, an idyllic spot for breakfast or afternoon tea as the ocean glistens beyond.
Henscath House also has a wonderful rear garden behind the spacious gravel driveway. It boasts mature hedging, plants and trees on its borders, several vegetable patches and a greenhouse. You are more than welcome to pick vegetables and herbs from the garden for your own use. The friendly gardener visits Henscath House once a week and is more than happy to advise on the vegetables. The handy outdoor shower is perfect for washing sand off after the beach and there is a storage space just around the side of the house for wetsuits, paddleboards etc. If you can tear yourself away from this special retreat, you have the delights of Mullion Cove, Polurrian Beach and Poldhu Beach just a stone’s throw away.
The Queen Elizabeth Suite is set in the heart of Stanhope, County Durham AONB in a historic former public house dating back to the 19th century.
This executive second-floor ‘penthouse’ apartment offers stunning 180 degree panoramic views of the dale and is the perfect living space for larger families.
The highlight of this apartment is the opulent blackout cinema lounge and fabulous cocktail corner, complete with a mini bar fridge and bar stools.
Choose from a twin bedroom or two king size bedrooms with 70 inch imperial headboards or the Queen’s Quarters penthouse bedroom with a crown shaped bed and views fit for a Queen!
The Queen Victoria Suite is centrally located in Stanhope, County Durham AONB in a former public house which dates back to the 1800s.
This beautiful first-floor apartment welcomes you into an immaculate open-plan kitchen and dining room complete with lavish island centrepiece, granite worktops, LED wine cooler and a six seater dining table.
Adjacent to the kitchen, you will find a warm and welcoming lounge with a bespoke media wall and plush cuddle couch.
Ambient lighting fills the apartment whilst natural exposed wooden beams in the second level bedrooms highlight the original features of the historic property.
All three bedrooms are complete with TVs, triple wardrobes and contemporary country décor.
A stone-built, former public house dating back to the 1800s, The Queens Apartments have been converted into three stunning, self-catering apartments. These three tastefully-appointed apartments are ideally situated in the centre of the bustling village of Stanhope in Weardale. Exuding luxury throughout, each apartment has been individually styled to provide all the comforts you could possibly want from your Durham holiday. All have contemporary kitchens with granite worktops and high-gloss units, the beautifully-fitted bathrooms twinkle temptingly and the living areas all have sumptuous sofas to melt into after a delicious home-cooked meal. After a long day out walking or cycling, your lavishly furnished bedrooms await you with pillow soft beds, fresh linen and fluffy throws. The penthouse apartment has its own private balcony whilst all guests share a rear patio with furniture and a beautiful arched passageway. Wonderful walks can be enjoyed from these apartments, with the Weardale Way passing through the town, or why not take a wander along the high street to the stepping stones and cross the River Wear, from there a rather challenging incline will take you to the surrounding moorland in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the second largest in England and Wales, boasting great scenery and wildlife? A short drive will take you to Barnard Castle, Durham, Corbridge, The Bowes Museum, High Force and Rokeby Hall, all easily reached for a day’s outing. With so much to see and do in the area, these apartments are the perfect place for friends and family to get together for a celebration or a countryside break.
Located in Mundesley, Sea View Manor is a stunning Art Deco inspired property where guests will enjoy a heady mix of panoramic coastal views, cliff-top heated swimming pool, outdoor sound system, hot tub, en-suite bedrooms, generous living areas and direct access to the beach. This unique property sits proudly in a very special location.
Comprised of eight bedrooms, most of which are en-suite, Sea View Manor is exceptionally well-equipped and has been purposefully designed to accommodate special celebrations and larger groups. With two kitchen/ dining areas, two sitting rooms and an extensive outdoor area that encompasses a heated pool, hot tub, firepit and an outdoor dining space, you should find ample entertainment and space for all. While Art Deco in style, the house also brings in tasteful elements of French furnishing, with large French armoires and beds. Fabulous parquet flooring, thoughtful lighting and white shutters help to create a timeless elegance that is both calming and charming.
The sumptuous nature of the property continues into the bedrooms, where you’ll find a diverse range of bed options that include ground floor, super-king and twin bedrooms, with all having been appointed with luxurious, white cotton bedding and bath towels. A quiet night’s rest can be expected while staying in this large, detached coastal retreat.
Outside, the enclosed acre on which the house sits contains generous facilities that will allow groups to comfortably gather to dine, swim or use the hot tub, while still being able to look out over the cliff tops, the beach below and out across the North Sea. It is also worth noting that the pool is heated all year round. High-speed Starlink Wi-Fi is provided throughout the property. Generous parking is provided on site, within an enclosed area at the front of the property.
Once home to a horse named Ted, this 19th century Derbyshire stable has been transformed, restored and extended to accommodate guests. With an emphasis on using local architects, craftsmen, and materials to create a modern, rural edge. Natural furnishings combined with matte black and monochrome tones set the scene perfectly.
Step through the stable door into a beautiful open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting area. Cosy up on the linen sofa, layered with plush cushions and thick throws to enjoy your favourite film or get lost in a book. The wooden ash herringbone flooring works in perfect harmony with the light Scandinavian round dining table and black wishbone chairs. The skilfully crafted kitchen area has two automated windows above to ensure natural light cascades through, and is well-equipped for even the keenest chef. The Fohen kettle tap adds to the ease of cooking in the kitchen at Lea Stable; the kitchen is beautifully complemented by handcrafted stoneware crockery.
Through the sliding barn door is the stunning monochrome wet room, with a large rainfall shower to invigorate even the weariest of souls. Thoughtful fixtures and fittings like underfloor heating, a heated towel rail, brushed brass heated light mirror and a modern suspended sink with storage drawers ensure that time in here is well spent.
A wooden staircase, with plush carpet leads you to the inviting warm and cosy bedroom. Sloped ceilings and the exposed original beam add to the charm and are complemented by the beautiful bed linens and throws, built in storage, baskets, and hanging space. There is also a dressing table and mirror for you to sit at and two skylight windows that allow natural light to flood in and offer amazing views of the sunsets casting over the Dale.
Outside and a few steps down the lane, is the private terrace area for Lea Stable. Furnished with an outdoor sofa/puff and coffee table, this is an ideal space for morning coffee or after dinner drinks in the warmer months.
Over Haddon village has been named amongst the most peaceful places in the UK, and is a short stroll away from the Lathkill Dale ,a spectacular combination of rolling hill’s and dramatic dales – a hidden gem in the heart of the Peak District. Just a stones-throw away from Lea Stable is the historic Lathkill pub and an abundance of walks and cycling trails in each and every direction. And not to forget that only 2 miles away is Bakewell, home of the famous Tart!
Lea Stable is the perfect place for couples seeking a romantic escape or a relaxing honeymoon and is equally the ideal place for a sole traveller to enjoy the serenity of the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that is the Peak District.
Tastefully decorated in a traditional rustic cabin style, Olive Tree House has a cosy authentic feel with internal timber clad walls, floors and ceilings throughout. The living space is open-plan and has all you need for a relaxing stay. The kitchen is well-equipped including an electric Aga and the dining and sitting area is complete with a cosy wood burning stove. French doors lead out onto the landscaped deck, which overlooks the beautiful gardens. When it’s time for bed, slide back the barn door to reveal the romantic bedroom suite with its own doors to the terrace. Here you can soak in the decadent slipper bath before climbing into the comfortable cast iron super-king size bed. The owners have really thought of everything, there is even a wall mounted fire in the bedroom to keep you toasty and warm on cooler evenings. After a refreshing night’s sleep, the invigorating rain shower in the en-suite wet room is the perfect way to start your day.
Outside, enjoy the breath-taking rural views from the raised, balconied terrace or climb down to the wood fired, eco hot tub to soothe away the day. As night falls, light the fire pit and enjoy starry evenings and the sound of nearby wildlife.
Don’t forget your walking boots as there are an array of wonderful country walks and woodlands to explore. Ripe has an excellent village shop providing an abundance of fresh produce, a good selection of wines, a café with homemade treats, a pop up pub; and there’s also a fish and chip van that visits the village on Thursdays.
The historic market town of Lewes offers restaurants, cafés, independent retailers, antique shops and a farmer’s market on the first Saturday of every month. The glorious Sussex coast can be reached in under half an hour’s drive where breath-taking cliff top walks and stunning seascapes are waiting to be discovered.
Mayfair House is a splendid, three-bedroom holiday home nestled in the picturesque town of Bowness-on-Windermere, Cumbria.
This stylish retreat is the epitome of opulence and offers a truly unique experience amongst the beautiful surroundings of the Lake District National Park.
Boasting high-quality furnishings throughout, off-road parking and magnificent lake views, Cassius 2 – Mayfair House welcomes six guests, ideal for a family or group of friends looking to get away from it all.
As you step inside, you’ll be greeted by the wonderful, open-plan living space, adorned with tasteful décor and flooded with natural light; sink into the plush sofas, providing the perfect spot for relaxation and conversation as you delight a cold glass of wine and marvel at your surroundings.
A woodburning stove adds a touch of warmth, creating an inviting ambience during cooler evenings.The adjacent kitchen and dining area features an elegant table where you can gather for intimate meals, while a range of state-of-the-art appliances and sleek countertops make the ideal environment for any budding chef.
If you prefer an alfresco dining experience, step out into the enclosed garden for a moment’s relaxation, soaking up the sunshine or unwinding in the fresh air.
When sleep calls, the three bedrooms are havens of comfort and style, each with its own unique character and carefully chosen furnishings, bedding and storage so you can truly make yourself feel at home.
Located in Roughton, only a few miles away from the beautiful north and east Norfolk coast, Primrose Farm Barn is an exquisitely finished luxury detached barn conversion boasting an indoor heated salt water swimming pool. Situated in one of the most picturesque and peaceful areas of Norfolk within its own extensive grounds, yet near to excellent amenities, this hideaway is the perfect base for a large group.
In a peaceful rural location not far from the beautiful coastline, this exquisite rural retreat is beautifully located within a small courtyard of converted barns and sits within two acres of land. The barn oozes style and comfort and boasts an upstairs sitting room with large wood burning stove, a balcony with rural views; a huge, stylish hand-built kitchen with Aga and adjoining separate dining room making it the perfect place for a get together with your family or a group of friends. And with a fabulous indoor heated swimming pool accessed via a corridor from the kitchen/utility area, Primrose Farm Barn is the perfect place to return and relax in after a busy day exploring the nearby beaches and seaside towns.
From the elegant light-filled hallway, you will know this barn is special. Choose from six sumptuous bedrooms across two floors, where you can be assured of a good night’s sleep. All beds have luxury linens and beautiful cushions and throws. The master suite, located on the first floor, has a beamed vaulted ceiling and flint wall, and features a king-size bed with two single beds either side, making it ideal for a family to sleep; and enjoys a beautiful bathroom with a free-standing bath, separate shower and twin wash basins along with a separate walk-in wardrobe. On the ground floor are five further bedrooms; a twin room and king-size bedroom which share a luxury family bathroom with free-standing bath; whilst the double bedroom accessed via the dining hallway is served by an en-suite shower room. Offering extra privacy, the remaining two bedrooms are located beyond the swimming pool and share a luxurious, high-quality bathroom plus there are French doors opening out into the courtyard garden.
The bespoke hand-built kitchen will undoubtedly thrill any budding chef, and there is a sit-up bar area for pre-dinner chats or to relax on. Above the kitchen, a large chill-out/relaxing area accessed via a spiral staircase, is perfect for older children wanting to have their own space. From the kitchen and through to the utility area is the swimming pool which has a pool room with large walk-through shower and WC. Fire up the charcoal barbecue and enjoy alfresco dining when the days are longer. Additionally, there is a large lawned area to the front of the barn and a separate large grassy area for children and dogs to run-around and play ball games, just across the courtyard.
The barn is designed for entertaining. There is a large fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer, gas Aga, separate electric oven, microwave, coffee machine, large television and underfloor heating. In the swimming pool area are two loungers and a pool table for everyone to enjoy. Plenty of private parking is available for at least six cars to park on a gravel driveway to the side of the property.
The largest of three elegantly converted, luxury barns in the village of Little Massingham, with a celebrated gastro-pub, seven duck ponds, and village stores selling local produce only a short walk away, Red Stag Lodge combines opulent but cosy open-plan living with all the toys – a tennis court, pétanque court, sensational LED light-changing indoor swimming pool and sauna.
Nestled in the Hill Farm Massingham Estate, dating back to the 1880s, you will fall in love with the tame, hand-fed herd of beautiful breeding deer which roam around the property. With a wonderful view of the park and surrounding countryside, you can watch the deer from every window as they do their early evening “walk-by” on their way to drink at the pond before settling down for the evening. There are five big en-suite bedrooms with plenty of stylish communal areas and mood lighting and beautiful artwork, so that everybody can find their own space, making Red Stag Lodge the perfect get-away for a multi-generational family or friends gathering. Warm and cosy open-plan living with underfloor heating and a wood burning stove, it really is an ideal hideaway all year round.
A spacious kitchen with a centre island, vast handmade kitchen table and bespoke antler chandelier makes entertaining easy, while a cosy corner with low-lit lamps and a pair of leather armchairs plus a large 50” screen Smart television and ample seating for fourteen on huge comfortable sofas makes relaxing even easier!
Tucked away in the heart of Horncastle in Lincolnshire is this impressive Georgian townhouse, 12 Banks Street.
Set over three floors and sleeping up to four guests, 12 Banks Street is the ideal location for enjoying all that Horncastle itself has to offer as well as exploring further afield.
Set just outside of the Lincolnshire Wolds, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the property enjoys easy access to Louth, Lincoln and the Coast.
Step into the spacious entrance hall, where you can set down your bags and discard any coats and shoes after a long journey.
Look forward to cooking up a storm in the stylish kitchen/diner, which has all you need to conjure up a delicious feast for your companions as they open a bottle of wine and set the table.
Take advantage of the handy utility room just off the kitchen, which has a washing machine and dishwasher, ensuring an easy clean.
After a tasty meal, climb the stunning wooden staircase up to the generous sitting room, where you can look forward to putting your feet up with your favourite tipple, choosing a book or board game from the vintage collection or watching a film, and maybe lighting the warming woodburning stove for added comfort.
After a long day of exploring, spoil yourself with a relaxing bubble bath as your towel warms on the heated towel rail nearby.
Pop on your pyjamas and head up to the second floor, where you will discover two tastefully decorated king-size bedrooms, both perfect for catching your rest.
Treat your guests to a morning coffee and an alfresco breakfast out on the first-floor roof terrace, as you soak up the sunshine and discuss plans for the days ahead.
Step outside the front door and explore – Discover Horncastle’s long and fascinating history occupied since Roman times.
Once a home to Sir Joseph Banks and for centuries, one of the most famous Horse Fairs.
The town hosts a twice weekly market, independent shops, including over 20 antique and vintage emporiums, and a great selection of pubs, tea rooms and restaurants.
A recent new attraction is the fantastic Wolds Wildlife Park which promises a fun visit for all the family.
Ten minutes’ walk in any direction from Number 12 and you will be in the countryside; Hire a bike locally, cycle through the Wolds and sample some of the incomparable views on offer.
For a day at the beach, head to the village of Sutton-on-Sea, where you will find glorious sands that stretch for miles, perfect for delving into your favourite book as you sunbathe, paddling the shores, building sandcastles or tucking-in to fresh fish and chips with the sand between your toes.
For a memorable day trip, venture to the city of Lincoln, which is bathed in history, with its remarkable medieval cathedral, it’s impressive 11th-century castle, it’s variety of museums detailing the towns rich heritage, as well as historical landmarks at every turn.
For an unforgettable trip with your loved ones to Lincolnshire, look no further than 12 Banks Street.
Applejacks Orchard is a lovely, studio-style holiday hut nestled on the outskirts of Holywell, a bustling market town near the River Dee in Flintshire.
Boasting off-road parking on a private driveway, an enclosed garden, and a superb, tastefully-presented interior, this wonderful retreat makes an idyllic escape for a couple seeking a romantic, fuss-free getaway to beautiful North Wales.
Park up outside your charming new home-from-home, taking a moment to appreciate your tranquil new surroundings before heading indoors.
Inside, discover an immaculate, well-appointed studio-style living space, comprising an elegant double bed, an amply-equipped kitchen, dining table with seating for two, and a sitting area with corner sofa, TV, and an electric fireplace where you and your loved one can curl up in the evenings to enjoy a movie marathon.
When you and your partner grow tired, be sure to refresh with a revitalising soak in the sleek freestanding bath on your way to catching a well-earned rest ahead of a brand-new exciting day.
When you’re ready, set out on foot to explore the local area.
The shortest of walks will bring you to your nearest convenience store, Costcutter, where you can load up on homely essentials to ease your stay, whilst in the opposite direction, The Stamford Gate Hotel houses your nearest bar and restaurant when you fancy a break from cooking.
For a day out, jump in the car and venture into the heart of Holywell, starting your itinerary with a spot of tea and a light bite at Kassidy’s Tea Room or Marmalade before continuing onto the sites of Greenfield Mill and the Pen Y Maes Woods.
After Holywell, carry on north parallel to the coast to reach Talacre, a seaside village where eager tourists flock to spend time spotting wild birds within the RSPB Point of Ayr – Dee Estuary, snap photos of the historic Point of Ayr Lighthouse, or simply delight with a day spent on the golden sands of Talacre Beach.
Make memories in North Wales when you book a stay at Applejacks Orchard.
On the edge of Dittisham, in a fabulous position high on a hill, is this lovely modern house.
With amazing views over the beautiful Dart estuary and elegant décor, it is relaxing and magnificent accommodation for older families and groups of friends.
Steps lead down to the front door and your smart sitting room where your eye will be drawn to the windows which form the front wall of the house, letting in lots of light and views of the river, and which you can open to the patio to bring the outside in.
On cooler days, gather around the lovely cosy wood burning stove or cook together in the sleek kitchen with its traditional Aga, preparing meals to enjoy in the dining area with its big table.
Up a step from the kitchen is a useful ground floor twin bedroom, and you will find the other three bedrooms upstairs, all en suite and with fantastic views of the Dart estuary.
One of the doubles opens to a balcony where you can step out in your pyjamas for early morning vistas.
The vast patio along the width of the house is almost another outdoor room in itself, with its table and chairs for alfresco meals and leisurely sundowners looking over the water.
A steep path winds down through the garden, a fun place to explore with its garden room where you can sit and prepare drinks and nibbles in the little kitchen area and two ponds with lily pads.
From the bottom of the garden, head through the gate which takes you to the heart of the village with its two friendly pubs, shop and jetty where you can catch crabs and board the pedestrian ferry to Greenway where Agatha Christie once lived and which is now managed by the National Trust.
This is boating country, where you can hire vessels, moor dinghies and join the sailing school for some tuition.Blackpool Sands is a stunning beach, a curve of turquoise water and golden sand.
Dartmouth is an old and fashionable town where shopaholics will love the boutiques and galleries, or you can play golf at the Country Club.
With beautiful scenery and lots to enjoy in the area, Dove Cottage is an outstanding holiday home for a Devon break.
3 Overcliff is a gorgeous family-friendly property in the charming fishing community of Port Isaac that offers unobstructed, spectacular views of the ocean. It has been exquisitely decorated throughout and offers sleeping quarters for six people, making it the perfect Cornish retreat.
The sleek and modern kitchen greets you as soon as you enter the property. It is completely furnished with an electric oven and hob, microwave, refrigerator and freezer, coffee maker, dishwasher, and a washing and dryer for your convenience. There is space at the dining table for six people to sit and eat. The cosy sitting area, which is next to the kitchen, is equipped with two cosy couches and an armchair. With floor-to-ceiling windows and a charming open fire, you can comfortably take in the breathtaking sea views. A useful bathroom room with a walk-in shower, washbasin, toilet, and the extra comfort of underfloor heating completes the ground floor.
There are three exquisitely furnished bedrooms in the property. Enjoy the luxury of a king-size bed in bedroom one as you begin your day with breathtaking views of the sea. While the third bedroom has twin single beds and more lovely views, the second bedroom has twin single beds that may be made into a super-king bed upon request. A bathtub with an overhead shower, a washbasin and a toilet are all included in the spacious family bathroom.
A beautiful garden awaits you outside, complete with a decked area that offers cosy outdoor seating options and a barbeque. You can enjoy delicious outdoor meals or just unwind and take in the beautiful surroundings.
It’s a short stroll to the famous Port Isaac harbour. Along with a cooperative grocery store, the little passageways are lined with independent stores, cafes, and eateries. Enjoy local lobster and a glass of wine in the charming patio of “Fresh from the Sea,” which is located at the top of the hamlet. 3 If you want to explore the north Cornish coastline, 3 Overcliff is the ideal starting point.
Located at the end of a long tree-lined drive, this peaceful refuge is perched on the edge of a small cluster of buildings. From your front door, you can easily access the breathtaking views of the old woodland and open parkland.
The Garden House is a distinctive open-plan area that has been elegantly decorated with a blend of modern and classic furnishings. A huge table, a bar area, two cosy sofas and a Smart TV are all part of the double-height living space. With a functional fireplace and French doors leading to the garden, the sleeping area is incredibly comfortable. With chairs outside and a fire bowl and barbecue for enjoyment, the area is private. There is a beautiful view of the parkland and lots of amazing plants.
There is underfloor heating throughout, a large shower in the bathroom, and a kitchen that is fully furnished with cutlery, utensils, crockery, a microwave, an oven and a hob.
Despite the fact that Lincolnshire is thought to be flat, there are stunning low hills and expansive valleys all around. All your essential requirements may be met in the surrounding town of Grantham, which is around 4 miles away. For a more romantic day out, there is the lovely city of Lincoln and the nearby mediaeval market towns of Oakham and Stamford.
Explore the Garden of Surprises at Burghley House or take in all that Belvoir Castle has to offer. The UK’s largest reservoir, Rutland Water, is a great destination for avid cyclists and walkers.
Built in the 1500s, St Michael’s property is a particularly distinctive boutique self-catering property in Wells-next-the-Sea. This hideaway is ideal for anyone seeking a truly special spot in an excellent town that is close to the beach and services, with a stunning lookout tower that offers breathtaking views of the port and the coast for as far as the eye can reach.
St. Michael’s Cottage is a four-story former merchant’s home constructed of flint and brick in the 16th century. Rich in character, it features an observation tower on the fourth story at the top of the house, offering stunning views of the harbour, the marshes, East Fleet Creek, and the ocean beyond. This location is ideal for daytime viewing of the breathtaking coastline and is as amazing for nighttime stargazing, especially with the telescope and binoculars provided. This beautiful cottage decorated in a neutral palette is set on a no through road right in the heart of Wells-next-the-Sea, on one of the narrow lanes that leads down to the quay, and comes with off street parking for one car and its own sunny south-facing courtyard garden, with a barbecue seating area.
Inside this charming cottage, you’ll find a sitting room with a wood-burning stove, four luxurious bedrooms, two bathrooms, a shower room and two steep Norfolk winder stairs on either side of the house. There is a television room on the third floor that may also be used as a fifth bedroom. By using the couch bed, the space can accommodate 11 people, though this is only advised for children.The bottom floor’s communal kitchen/dining area offers a chance to savour delicious food and chat while remembering the day’s activities. Built into the converted sail loft, the master bedroom is exquisite and offers a true sense of the house’s history with its exposed brickwork walls and gorgeous heavily-beamed ceiling. Now tastefully renovated, St Michael’s Cottage is a distinctive, eccentric vacation rental with lots of personality that offers easygoing yet fashionable living. It is perfect for a quick getaway or an extended stay and can accommodate both families and friends.
St Michael’s Cottage is one of Wells’ oldest buildings and as such there are uneven floor levels and steps both within and outside the property. The staircases inside the property are enclosed, steep, curved and narrow Norfolk winder stairs. We would advise that the house would not be suitable for those less mobile. This cottage is very enchanting, and those who stay will adore the unique character that it comes with.
The Dovecote, in the grounds of Elizabethan Pauntley Court, is the perfect country escape set in glorious gardens and close to beautiful country and river walks. Located within easy reach of the market towns of Newent and Ledbury and the spa towns of Malvern and Cheltenham.
A charming place to stay is The Dovecote at Pauntley Court. John Masefield, the Poet Laureate, called Pauntley Court “a place of great beauty and strangeness.” The Dovecote, which dates back to the 1300s, has been transformed into a stunning two-bedroom home while maintaining all of its original features. The natural rustic elements of the building have been expertly harmonised without sacrificing any of the first-rate modern amenities one would expect. Dick Whittington was born at Pauntley Court, which has a rich history. Whittington went on to become Lord Mayor of London four times. The Dovecote captures the enchanted ambiance that permeates this small estate.
Visitors are welcome to enjoy the Dovecote’s entrance to Pauntley Court’s larger formal grounds. In addition to a cloister garden with pleached hornbeams and two deep herbaceous borders, there is a lovely walled garden with a statue of Pan in the middle. The underground garden features a beautiful oak balustrading made by a local craftsman, a box, and beds of roses, tulips, and alliums surrounding an elegant pond. Medlars and quinces contribute to the Elizabethan atmosphere. At the back of the main house is the ruin garden, where foundations of a great house planned by the Somerset family, have been planted in yew. The garden uses stone and local bricks in an artistic manner, which might provide owners of gardens with inspiration, and which ensure even in winter the garden has an elegant bone structure.
The market towns of Newent and Ledbury, the spa towns of Malvern and Cheltenham, the cathedral cities of Gloucester and Hereford, and Tewkesbury Abbey are all easily accessible from the Dovecote, which is situated in the middle of the Gloucestershire countryside. Despite being close to the Cotswolds, the village of Pauntley offers access to some fantastic walking spots, such as the Malvern Hills.
Enjoy relaxing and rejuvenating massage treatments in The Blissful Bower, a shepherd’s hut transformed into a peaceful sanctuary,
Only 0.8 miles from East Cowes Ferry, this recently renovated house is located on the outskirts of 250 acres of stunning, Grade I-listed parkland. This magnificent vacation home, which is surrounded by 2.5 acres of lovely gardens, provides a peaceful haven with breathtaking views of the countryside. This contemporary home, which was constructed using bricks from Queen Victoria’s original forge, is a reminder of the Island’s regal past. It offers the ideal location for a calm and tranquil retreat, sandwiched between Osborne House, Osborne Golf Course, and Norris Castle Estate. The Isle of Wight has plenty of options and activities for families looking for adventures, and outdoor aficionados may take beautiful hikes right outside their door.
Enter this lovely house, where modern furnishings and muted décor create a peaceful atmosphere. A corridor to the left of the entrance leads to two pleasant bedrooms, a roomy emperor and a tiny twin, both of which have lovely garden views. All visitors can enjoy the comfort of a well-appointed bathroom shared by these rooms. The gorgeous kitchen/dining area known as “The Hive” is located to the right, and it is the centre of the house. It has a massive solid wood table that was handcrafted from an old oak tree that used to grace the estate, along with contemporary décor. This space is ideal for family get-togethers and early planning meetings because it can accommodate 10 people. Conveniently, the small restroom is next to the kitchen. Climb the twisted oak staircase to find three double bedrooms with peaceful views of the countryside and plenty of comfort. This top floor is served with a wet room. After a day of exploring the island, the large and welcoming living area known as “The Loft,” complete with a vaulted ceiling, lots of cosy furnishings, Bluetooth speakers, and a Smart TV, is the ideal place to relax. There’s another bathroom off the living room.
Outside, on secure and private property, the magic endures. Unwind in the hot tub while taking in the stunning views of the walled garden of Norris Castle, as well as the sea and the adjacent countryside. Enjoying your morning coffee in the light-filled “Sunroom,” which is accessible from the patio, is ideal. With the lovely appearance of up-lit palm trees, the patio offers the perfect setting for al fresco eating in the sun or at night.
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