The ultimate house for a family-friendly, dog-friendly Cornish holiday – The Old Farmhouse is perfectly set up for larger groups who want to spend quality time together and still have space to do their own thing.
Enjoy total luxury with four large bedrooms – two super-king size and one king size – two of which come with large ensuites and dressing rooms. One of the super-king rooms can be made up as a twin room for those that need it, and the fourth room with bunk beds will delight the kids. What’s more, with a large separate family bathroom and an extra toilet downstairs, there’ll be no queues for the bathroom – very handy when travelling with groups.
And if you’re looking for a Cornish holiday cottage with character, this Grade II-listed farmhouse has bags of it. Part of the building – now the living room – is listed in the Doomsday book while the rest was added in the 17th Century. There are original features throughout, like the vaulted ceilings in the bedrooms and the clome oven in the now dining room, where the farmers would have cooked their food next to the open fire.
Thankfully The Old Farmhouse has had some upgrades in recent years so you won’t need to cook your meals over the fire: your fully-fitted kitchen with range cooker, breakfast bar, and utility room will make self-catering a joy. Plus there’s underfloor heating under the original flagstone floor, and the luxury bathrooms have walk-in showers.
Gather around the dining table to eat by a roaring fire, or enjoy a feast al fresco whatever the weather in your own covered outdoor seating area. In the summer you can fire up the BBQ, or book out the pavilion for a picnic at the top of the hill with stunning views across the Cornish countryside.
And after a long day of exploring, spend a balmy evening in your tranquil south-facing garden. Watch the sunset from your outdoor sofas and gaze at the stars in your private hot tub. Then curl up together in front of the wood burner in the cosy living room. Dig out some board games or escape to the study/snug for some quiet time, before retreating to your beds to dream of happy days spent together.
Hob Nob used to house the old cider press, so it’s no stranger to a gathering of family and friends. And whether you’re celebrating a birthday, anniversary, or simply being able to spend time together, the impressive first-floor living area with its high vaulted ceilings and views of the countryside will make your group holiday extra special.
What’s more, with a large family bathroom, one ensuite super-king size bedroom, one ensuite king size bedroom and one room which can either be a super-king or twin bedroom, you have three large bedrooms and three bathrooms. So, whether you’re coming as a family, three couples, or a group of friends, Hob Nob is the perfect place to spend quality time with loved ones while having your own luxurious space to retreat to.
Cooking together is a breeze in the large family kitchen: with so much space, everyone can get involved. And gathering around the dining table underneath a criss-cross of beams gives meals together the wow factor. Plus, with room to seat eight, there’s space for everyone – even if you’re renting out multiple cottages for a big family get-together.
In the summer, why not fire up the BBQ in your own private garden? With a modern dining table and chairs, and a parasol for sunnier days, you can while away idyllic summer afternoons and evenings together without a care in the world. Or book out the pavilion and take a picnic lunch to the top of the fields to marvel at the views of the rolling hills while raising a toast to each other.
Then it’s back to the cottage to lounge in the comfy chairs in front of a roaring fire – dogs and all. Catch up on all the news, or break out the board games before finishing your day in the hot tub under the night sky and reminiscing about the wonderful memories you’ve made.
Blackberry Barn is our most popular cottage for smaller families or groups looking for a sunny Cornish retreat. With bright, airy interiors, vaulted ceilings and full-height windows, you’ll be flooded with light all year round. And with one king size and one twin, there’s plenty of space for you and the kids, or two couples, to enjoy a relaxing Cornish holiday.
Tear yourself out of your crisp Egyptian cotton sheets each morning to enjoy your coffee with the sun streaming into the kitchen. Then experience the joy of a lazy breakfast in the sun in your south-facing courtyard garden. Sit back and bathe in the warm rays, take in the views right across the valley and allow the sweet scents from the rose garden next door to waft over you. It won’t be long before you feel the weight of the world fall away.
If you can bear to leave the garden, there’s tons to do both here on the farm or just a short drive away. Discover Cornwall’s hidden beaches, eat your way around the local food scene, or reconnect with nature in our private woodland. And after a long day of exploring, you’ll be right back on your terrace, watching the sunset as dinner sizzles on the BBQ.
And before you climb back into your cloud-soft bed for another night of blissful sleep, you can soothe those aching muscles in your own jacuzzi bath, or indulge in some star gazing from the hot tub. Then while away the evening enjoying the simpler things in life, like rare quality time together, and deciding who will be crowned the holiday’s board game champion.
Rainbow Cottage is the perfect size for young families or couples looking for a little extra space, with one king-size bedroom to stretch out in and a single room ideal for kids or separate sleepers.
As the old stables in a previous life, Rainbow Cottage used to provide the farm’s working horses with a warm and welcoming place to rest after a busy day’s work. And now it does the same for you on your relaxing Cornish holiday. Set in an outstanding position high on our south-facing slope, you’ll enjoy some of the best views from Old Lanwarnick from the Juliet balcony in the living room. You’ll even see them from your sofa too. Sit back and gaze across the gardens to the woods and the countryside beyond and watch the sun go down every evening after a busy day of exploring. With the sky exploding into glorious reds and pinks, busy city life will seem a world away.
Spend hot summer days firing up the BBQ and cooking up a feast in your own beautiful walled garden. Sit back and listen to the birds in the trees while kids spot lambs playing in the neighbouring field. Discover the acres of nature right on your doorstep, and watch as dogs play and little ones have fun building dens and hunting for Cornish faeries. In the colder months, all come back to your cottage to cosy up in front of a roaring fire. Raid the board game library or stream a film on your smart TV and enjoy some quality time together.
And at the end of the day, you can fire up the jacuzzi bath to soothe any aching muscles or pay a visit to the hot tub to gaze at the stars, before climbing into your super soft beds to dream about another day in Cornish paradise.
If you’re craving the wide open spaces of the Cornish countryside and want a bright and spacious pet-friendly cottage from which to enjoy them, you’ll love the Spice Barn. In its previous life, this barn’s high ceilings meant lots of room for storing grain and tractors over the winter months, and now they create the perfect space for you to relax on your luxury Cornish holiday.
Light, fresh and airy, the living area is on the top floor of this cottage, so you can take in the views up over the fields from the comfort of your sofa. Why not sit back and enjoy the sun flooding in through the windows? You could finally read that book you’ve been meaning to start for ages. Or just watch the clouds float by and listen to the birds singing in the trees, feeling calm wash over you as the hustle and bustle of everyday life disappears into the distance.
You’ve got your own secluded outside space to enjoy too, with a tranquil patio that catches the afternoon sun, and a sun lounger so you can lie back and soak up every last ray. And once the sun has finally dipped, you can fire up the BBQ and while away the balmy evenings dining on your patio.
And after a day of exploring, whether you’ve worked up a sweat hiking the rugged cliff paths, trying surfing for the first time, or reconnecting with nature in our private woodland, you can soothe those aching muscles in your own jacuzzi bath or book a session in the hot tub. You can even indulge in a massage in your own living room. At Old Lanwarnick, the pace of your holiday is up to you.
Honey Pot is our cosiest cottage, perfect for couples looking for a romantic countryside retreat or a dog-friendly Cornish getaway. With views across the valley to the woods, a separate patio for bathing in the sun and a wood burner to make those evenings on the sofa extra snug, if you’re looking to shake off the stresses and strains of everyday life, Honey Pot is the cottage for you.
And it’s the ideal base from which to discover the Cornish countryside too. In the winter, why not wrap up warm and enjoy a muddy walk right from your doorstep in our private woodland? Or take on the wild cliffs of the Cornish coast just a short drive away, letting the wind blow your cares away while you watch the crashing waves below. Then head to one of the nearby pubs for a traditional Sunday roast washed down with a pint of local ale before heading back to your comfy cottage to reminisce about the day’s discoveries curled up in front of a roaring fire.
Or in the sunnier months, soak up the slow mornings before enjoying a day at the beach or sampling the local cuisine in nearby Looe and Fowey. Suitably refreshed from your day of exploring, head back to the cottage to enjoy a cold and refreshing Cornish cider outside while dinner sizzles on the BBQ.
And before the day is done, you can get into your fluffy robes and pad over to gaze at the stars from the hot tub, then retire to your sumptuous king-size bed to snuggle up underneath the decadent chandelier without a worry in the world.
On the edge of sea and sky, The Lewis Longhouse offers a rare sense of space, stillness and understated luxury on the Isle of Lewis. Set low in the landscape, just moments from the beach, this beautifully crafted retreat feels both refined and deeply welcoming — a place to gather as couples, friends or across generations and truly slow the pace.
Inside, a light-filled, double-height living space forms the heart of the home. Expansive windows frame sweeping coastal views, drawing the ever-changing skies indoors. The open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting area flows effortlessly onto a generous wraparound deck — perfect for morning coffee at sunrise over the bay, evenings watching the sun slip behind the moors, and nights spent stargazing beneath vast Hebridean skies.
Muted tones and natural textures echo the landscape beyond, creating a calm, restorative ambience throughout. Two spacious bedrooms and two beautifully appointed bathrooms offer comfort and privacy, while upstairs a quiet mezzanine snug — complete with desk space and a surprise balcony — provides a peaceful corner for reading, reflection or remote working.
Beyond the house, the Isle of Lewis and Harris invites exploration: exceptional local dining, artisan makers, heritage sites and wild, windswept beaches all within easy reach. Or simply stay put, sink into a good book, and let the rhythm of island life unfold around you.
A stay at The Lewis Longhouse lingers long after you leave — grounding, personal and quietly unforgettable.
This impressive house is full of period character, with high ceilings, decorative cornicing, stone walls, stained-glass details and original fireplaces.
With seven en-suite bedrooms, Fir Tree Lodge is an excellent choice for a group getaway. There are three dining areas, a large lounge, a bright sunroom and a playroom, offering plenty of space for everyone to gather together or enjoy a quiet moment. Wellness is well catered for too, with an infrared sauna, massage chair and a bubbling outdoor hot tub.
The layout is ideal for mixed groups. A peaceful lower-ground bedroom near the sauna feels like a private suite, while the self-contained two-bedroom annexe provides extra independence with its own kitchen, dining space and separate outdoor access.
Outside, the sunny south-facing garden is hedge-lined and offers views across Perthshire’s rolling countryside towards the Ochil Hills. There’s a lawn, outdoor seating and parking for several cars – ideal for day trips to Gleneagles, Scone Palace or Stirling Castle.
Best of all, Fir Tree Lodge is just a five-minute walk from Crieff’s lively town centre, filled with excellent cafés, restaurants and bars, plus a brilliant playpark for children of all ages.
Nestled in beautiful countryside on the edge of Exmoor, this charming cottage is a perfect retreat for walkers and couples seeking a romantic escape. Surrounded by peaceful rural scenery—home to Exmoor ponies and red deer—it features a delightful patio with fairy lights and a private hot tub, ideal for stargazing. The Tarka Trail, scenic coastal and country pub walks, and picturesque villages such as Lynton, Lynmouth and Dulverton are all within 17 miles. South Molton (5.3 miles) offers shops, pubs and its famous pannier market, while the award-winning beaches of Woolacombe and Croyde are within 23 miles.
Inside, the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with limestone flooring creates a welcoming space to unwind. Relax by the wood burner and enjoy a film on the Smart TV. The ground floor offers a king-size bedroom with separate shower room and WC. Upstairs, accessed via a paddle staircase, is a second king-size bedroom with an adjoining office area.
Outside, enjoy the private patio with hot tub and charcoal BBQ—perfect for relaxing or dining alfresco after a day exploring.
This cosy detached barn conversion is full of rustic charm and enjoys an elevated position on the edge of Exmoor National Park. Heddon’s Mouth (4.5 miles) is a scenic drive away, while Combe Martin (4 miles) offers a sandy beach, sheltered coves, and a selection of cafés, pubs and shops. The South West Coast Path runs nearby, with further highlights including Lynton and Lynmouth via the famous Cliff Railway (10.5 miles), Ilfracombe’s harbour and boat trips (9 miles), and Woolacombe’s renowned surfing beach (11.5 miles). Attractions such as Arlington Court, Dartington Crystal and RHS Rosemoor are also within easy reach.
Inside, the bright open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner features vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, stonework and tiled floors, with skylights and French doors filling the space with light. The cosy lounge looks out across the countryside and includes a wood burner and Smart TV. The handcrafted kitchen is well equipped for relaxed meals. A ladder leads to a mezzanine snug, perfect for reading, while the ground floor also offers a stylish shower room and a spacious king-size bedroom.
Outside, French doors open onto a patio with BBQ and private hot tub, ideal for stargazing in this low light pollution area. The lawn slopes to a picnic spot with stunning valley and sea views—perfect for sunset drinks. Please note there is a significant drop into the neighbouring garden, so toddlers must be supervised at all times.
Set within Exmoor National Park in North Devon, this property enjoys breathtaking, uninterrupted views towards 1,500ft Shoulsbarrow Common, with miles of scenic walks and cycle trails on the doorstep. The beaches of Combe Martin and Woolacombe are a short drive away, as are the charming towns of Lynton and Lynmouth, home to the famous cliff railway. Nearby attractions include Exmoor Zoo, Combe Martin Wildlife Park, and the market towns of Barnstaple and South Molton, offering a wide range of amenities.
Enter through the covered porch into a country-style kitchen/diner with exposed beams, fully equipped with an electric double oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer and coffee machine—perfect for relaxed family meals. Just off the kitchen is the master bedroom with a super-king-size zip-and-link bed (can be twin on request), Smart TV, DAB radio, Bluetooth soundbar, en-suite shower room, and glazed door leading to the patio with far-reaching Exmoor views.
The spacious lounge offers plenty of seating, a 65″ Smart TV with DVD and Blu-ray player, and double patio doors framing panoramic countryside views. Further into the house are three additional bedrooms: a twin; a super-king-size zip-and-link (twin on request); and a king-size with en-suite shower room. All bedrooms feature Smart TVs, DAB radios and Bluetooth speakers. A large family bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC completes the layout. The property benefits from underfloor renewable heating and slate flooring throughout.
Outside, the private 1/3-acre garden is fully enclosed and separate from the farm, with no neighbouring properties. It features a two-tier stone patio with seating, deckchairs and a hot tub, landscaped rockery, and a large lawn overlooking a newly planted orchard—ideal for dog walking with direct access to safe farm trails. There’s also a fire pit, Weber BBQ, and access to a bird-watching hide with bat sonar device (opening March 2025). Off-road parking is available for three medium-sized cars (additional parking on request), along with a 7kW EV charging point.
Perfect for a memorable family escape, this charming farm cottage is ideally located to explore North Devon’s top attractions. Just 3 miles from Watermouth Beach, enjoy kayaking and coasteering along the rugged coastline. Combe Martin (4 miles) offers sandy beaches and rock pools, while Ilfracombe (6 miles) tempts with its harbour and seafood restaurants. Woolacombe’s golden sands (8 miles) are a surfer’s favourite, and the wild beauty of Exmoor National Park (5 miles) is perfect for spotting red deer and Exmoor ponies.
Inside, a welcoming porch and boot room lead to a sociable open-plan lounge, kitchen and dining area with a cosy wood burner. The ground floor also includes a snug, utility room and cloakroom. Upstairs are four peaceful bedrooms: a king-size with en-suite and Smart TV, a double with en-suite, two twins, and a family bathroom.
Guests can enjoy shared facilities including an indoor heated pool, sauna and hot tub, plus a children’s play area and friendly donkeys. Private parking for one car is provided, with space for two more nearby.
Set in the heart of medieval Dunster beneath its 11th-century castle, this exquisite home offers a perfect blend of culture and countryside. The village is rich in charm, with boutique shops, historic pubs, acclaimed restaurants and traditional tea rooms, as well as popular events like summer castle fairs and Dunster by Candlelight. Walk straight from the garden into Dunster Deer Park and along The Coleridge Way, with the South West Coast Path, Minehead’s sandy beach, and the stunning Holnicote Estate all nearby. Seaside villages including Porlock, Lynton and Lynmouth are a short drive away, while Dunster Beach is within walking distance.
Inside, period elegance meets comfort. The ground floor features a cosy lounge with open fire, a formal dining room for ten, a well-equipped pantry and French-style kitchen with Aga and large dining table, plus a snug, library, utility room and shower room. Five beautifully styled bedrooms are spread across two upper floors, including two four-poster super-king rooms with en-suites, a characterful king room with arched ceiling, a flexible twin room, and a spectacular top-floor suite with vaulted ceiling and historic beams. Additional bathrooms serve the remaining rooms.
The enchanting gardens include a walled lawn, pergola-covered dining terrace with BBQ and sound system, luxury hot tub, and direct access to the Deer Park. A Mediterranean-style garden offers relaxed seating and views to Conygar Tower. There are also games rooms with pool, table tennis and darts, a Moroccan-style yoga studio, bike storage, and private parking for four cars.
Set in the Heddon Valley, a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest, this beautiful family retreat offers a memorable escape surrounded by National Trust woodland in Exmoor National Park. With scenic walks on the doorstep and beaches such as Woody Bay (3.5 miles) and award-winning Woolacombe (16 miles) nearby, it’s perfectly placed for exploring. Enjoy days out at Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park, Watermouth Castle, or the seaside town of Ilfracombe with its boat trips, fishing, and Damien Hirst’s Verity statue.
Inside, a welcoming porch with WC leads to a spacious dining room with seating for ten and a wood burner. The well-equipped kitchen includes a breakfast area and utility room. There’s plenty of space to relax and have fun, with a snooker room, a cosy lounge with Smart TV, and a games room featuring a console and retro arcade machines. Upstairs offers a family bathroom, two twin rooms, a bunk room, a super-king-size with en-suite, and a master super-king-size with en-suite and Smart TV.
Outside, enjoy a roof terrace with sun loungers, over two acres of private grounds, and a traditional Kota lodge. There’s also a dog shower, children’s climbing frame, extra-large hot tub with Bluetooth speaker, BBQ area, and multiple spots for al fresco dining.
Gather friends and family for a memorable stay in this striking beachfront home on the East Sussex coast. Designed for socialising, the property offers generous living spaces and an array of luxury facilities, including a swimming pool, hot tub, media room and games room. The seaside town of Bexhill-on-Sea is just 2.5 miles away, with its independent shops, wide promenade and year-round events at the iconic De La Warr Pavilion. Eastbourne lies 9 miles away, while Bodiam Castle, Battle Abbey and the charming town of Rye are all within easy reach.
Styled in calming neutral tones with natural textures throughout, many rooms enjoy uninterrupted coastal views. The ground floor centres around an expansive open-plan lounge, kitchen and dining space, ideal for spending time together. The sleek kitchen is perfect for group catering, with a breakfast bar and large dining table, while full-length patio doors flood the space with light and open onto sea views. A cosy seating area provides a quiet spot to relax, and evenings can be spent in the media room with Smart TV, surround sound and an L-shaped sofa. Also on this level is a games room with table football, arcade machine and Sky Sports.
From the games room, doors lead to the impressive indoor leisure suite, featuring a heated swimming pool with vaulted ceiling, sun loungers, sauna, shower room and a gym area. Two ground-floor bedrooms include a super-king with en-suite bathroom and free-standing bath, and a super-king zip-and-link with a separate shower room. A utility room completes the floor.
Upstairs, two king-size bedrooms enjoy panoramic sea views, balcony access and en-suite facilities, while the family room offers four single beds and an en-suite bathroom.
Outside, a large decked terrace features patio seating, a charcoal BBQ, hot tub and outdoor shower. Steps lead down to a firepit seating area and directly onto the beach. An EV charger is available at the front of the property.
Just moments from the wide golden sands of Camber, this impressive property offers an ideal base for families, couples and dogs to enjoy the coast. The beach is perfect for swimming and summer fun, while the nearby town of Rye provides a charming mix of independent pubs, cafés, restaurants and antique shops, renowned for fresh seafood. The surrounding area is rich in attractions, including Bodiam Castle, Great Dixter House and Gardens and Port Lympne Safari Park.
Beautifully furnished and spacious throughout, the open-plan living area features a stylish lounge with an open fire, comfortable seating and a Smart TV, creating a welcoming space to relax or entertain. The contemporary kitchen is fully equipped with high-quality appliances and a large dining table for gathering after beach-filled days. A separate den offers a relaxed retreat with a 55-inch Smart TV and games area, alongside a ground-floor double bunk bedroom and a mezzanine king-size sleeping area.
The ground floor also includes a luxurious super-king bedroom with en-suite shower room and garden access, a further shower room, utility area and separate cloakroom. Upstairs are three super-king bedrooms, all with TVs and en-suite facilities. The standout master suite boasts double vanity basins, a freestanding bath and his-and-hers showers. All beds are fitted with Tempur mattresses for exceptional comfort.
Outside, the secluded garden enjoys direct beach access and has been designed for outdoor living, with a timber deck, firepit seating and a superb outdoor kitchen featuring a gas BBQ, grill, sink, under-counter fridges and a wood-fired pizza oven. An outdoor bath and shower are ideal after sandy adventures, while a raised deck provides a perfect sunset spot over the dunes. A separate cabin offers a quiet retreat or music room. Private driveway parking is available for two cars, with additional free on-street parking nearby.
Surfleet is a picturesque Lincolnshire village set on the banks of the River Glen, offering beautiful countryside views and abundant wildlife. Enjoy peaceful riverside walks, explore the historic Grade I-listed St Laurence’s Church dating back to the 12th century, or sample local cafés and pubs within the village. Just four miles away, the market town of Spalding offers a theatre, shops, transport links and a variety of attractions. Further afield, the historic town of Stamford, home to Burghley Park Horse Trials and filming locations for Pride and Prejudice, Middlemarch and The Da Vinci Code, makes an excellent day trip.
Enter the cottage through bi-fold doors into a stunning open-plan kitchen and dining area. Antique Chesterfield sofas sit perfectly by the fire, offering wonderful riverside views through the floor-to-ceiling glass doors. The well-equipped kitchen makes home cooking a pleasure, with a dining table positioned to enjoy the scenery. A cosy snug, decorated in calming tones, provides a snug spot to unwind in front of the TV. A stylish ground-floor shower room with a large walk-in shower completes the lower level.
Upstairs are two comfortable bedrooms, each thoughtfully furnished and decorated in relaxing colours.
Outside, the garden is a standout feature, with a patio and seating leading to a decked area and steps down to a riverside platform. Watch boats drift past, spot visiting wildlife, or enjoy fishing directly from the property.
Escape to the countryside in this inviting lodge, set within a small, peaceful complex and ideal for couples seeking a relaxing retreat. With miles of walking routes from the doorstep, including a scenic stroll to a village pub just half a mile away, it’s a perfect base for outdoor lovers. Located on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds, the area offers excellent walking and wildlife spots such as Red Hill Nature Reserve and the Viking Way, as well as nearby attractions including Wolds Wildlife Park, the antique-filled market town of Horncastle and the elegant Edwardian town of Woodhall Spa.
Inside, the stylish glamping pod features a warm colour palette and thoughtfully designed open-plan living space. Relax together on the sofa with a coffee and Smart TV, or prepare cosy meals for two in the compact, well-equipped kitchen, enjoyed at the dining table. The sleeping area offers a comfortable double bed with luxurious bedding, while a modern shower room completes the accommodation.
Outside, the private terrace is perfect for unwinding, with a fire pit and a private hot tub where you can relax under the stars and soak up the surrounding countryside. Dedicated parking is provided nearby, and for an extra special touch, a Prosecco or Champagne package can be arranged with the owner to greet you on arrival.
Set on the edge of a country estate just five miles from Lincoln city centre, this comfortable home offers a peaceful base for families or friends. Lincoln’s cathedral, castle and historic streets are within easy reach, while the estate itself provides woodland walks, cycling routes and excellent on-site amenities. These include a farm shop, café, restaurant, Doddington Hall and gardens, padel courts, interiors and clothing shops, a Giant cycle hire store and plenty of opportunities to enjoy local produce without travelling far.
The house is well designed for group stays. A side entrance leads into a spacious, well-equipped kitchen for everyday cooking, with a smart adjoining dining room seating eight and a second Smart TV. Two inviting living rooms provide space to relax, both furnished with comfortable leather sofas; one also features a Smart TV and wood burner, perfect for cosy evenings.
Upstairs are four bedrooms, including two king-size rooms with en-suite shower rooms and two twin bedrooms, alongside a family bathroom with bath and handheld shower.
Outside, the enclosed private garden is ideal for outdoor dining or summer barbecues. Estate shops, cafés and padel courts are just half a mile away, and private parking is available for up to four cars. The property is one of four holiday homes on the estate, making it a great option for larger groups booking together.
Set in an elevated position with breathtaking views over Kippford, Urr Water and the Solway Firth, this property enjoys a spectacular coastal setting, with 200 miles of rugged Solway coastline to explore. A friendly country pub is just 50 metres away, while Colvend Golf Club lies within four miles and the sandy beach at Sandyhills is five miles away. Superb walking routes start from the doorstep, with forest trails, coastal paths and nearby 7stanes mountain biking tracks. Popular day trips include Dalbeattie, Castle Douglas—Scotland’s ‘Food Town’—and the artists’ town of Kirkcudbright, alongside RSPB Mersehead, Galloway Activity Centre at Loch Ken, Galloway Forest Park and several historic castles.
This spacious detached home sits in the heart of Kippford yet is tucked away from the main street. Designed as an ‘upside-down’ house, the entrance leads into a hallway with two bright ground-floor bedrooms (one queen, one king), a family bathroom with free-standing bath and walk-in shower, and a well-equipped kitchen/diner with French doors opening to the front. A small utility area by the back door includes a washing machine and tumble dryer.
Upstairs, the master king bedroom benefits from an en-suite bathroom and access to a large balcony, ideal for relaxing, reading or stargazing. The lounge takes pride of place on this level, with comfortable seating, a piano and stunning views across the water, plus French doors opening onto the shared balcony. A further king bedroom is located next door.
Outside, a private rear patio looks onto woodland and features a seating area and private hot tub, creating a peaceful space to enjoy morning coffee, birdsong or relaxed evenings together.
Set within 400 acres of countryside in the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty of Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park, this impressive home is perfectly positioned for outdoor pursuits. The historic seaside town of Largs lies just 4 miles away, offering sandy beaches, excellent eateries, independent shops, and attractions such as Vikingar! Leisure Centre and Kelburn Castle. From Largs, ferries provide easy access to the Isle of Great Cumbrae, while nearby Wemyss Bay and Ardrossan connect you to the Isles of Bute and Arran.
Inside, the house offers exceptional space for entertaining and relaxing. The ground floor features a grand dining room with Sonos surround sound, a superb games room with pool table, air hockey, Smart TV and soundbar, and a selection of inviting living spaces including a snug, sunroom, and a luxurious lounge with wood burner. The well-equipped kitchen includes an AGA, modern appliances, and a breakfast area, complemented by a spacious utility and boot room.
Accommodation is arranged over two floors with beautifully appointed bedrooms throughout. The ground floor hosts three generous en-suite rooms, including a striking master suite with freestanding bath, seating area, and French doors opening onto the grounds. Upstairs, a further three stylish en-suite bedrooms provide flexible sleeping arrangements, Juliet balconies, and indulgent bathrooms.
Outside, a wraparound garden sits within extensive private grounds, offering a hot tub, outdoor seating for dining and stargazing, and a large children’s play area. A long private driveway provides ample parking directly outside the property. This exceptional retreat combines luxury, space, and a superb countryside setting close to the coast.
Perched on a rocky promontory at the entrance to Balcary Bay along the Solway Firth, Balcary Tower is a striking four-storey C-listed tower dating back to around 1860. Set at the end of a long, private, tree-lined drive, this remarkable coastal retreat offers exceptional privacy, 19 acres of private land, and direct beach access, with breath-taking views across Balcary Bay to Hestan Island.
Designed for families or groups of friends, the tower blends historic character with modern comfort, featuring en-suite bedrooms, two woodburning stoves, a fire pit, and ample off-road parking for up to ten cars. Inside, a spacious open-plan living area combines a well-equipped kitchen, dining space, and a cosy sitting area, opening onto a balcony where sweeping sea views can be enjoyed. Additional living spaces include a snug sitting room and a formal dining room, ideal for relaxed evenings and memorable gatherings.
Accommodation is arranged across multiple floors, including a ground-floor double bedroom with Jack-and-Jill bathroom access, ideal for guests with limited mobility. Upper floors host further double and king-size bedrooms, all with TVs, including a standout suite with a freestanding bath and panoramic sea views. Outside, a sea-facing terrace with outdoor furniture, barbecue, and fire pit provides the perfect setting for evenings under the stars, while a spacious garage offers storage for outdoor equipment.
With near-panoramic views from almost every room and a local pub within walking distance, Balcary Tower is perfectly placed for exploring Auchencairn and the wider Dumfries and Galloway coastline. From scenic walks and wildlife watching to historic sites, sandy beaches, and local produce, this exceptional tower offers an unforgettable Scottish coastal escape.
Set on a working sheep farm in the peaceful village of Peopleton, Hallgarth Farm Cottage is a stylish barn conversion boasting far-reaching views across the Worcestershire countryside. Pet-friendly and ideal for a family of four, this oak-framed retreat combines rural charm with modern comfort.
Accessed via a private entrance with off-road parking, the cottage opens into a welcoming hallway before leading upstairs to a bright, open-plan living space with sloped ceilings and a south-facing balcony. Relax on the recliner sofa with the TV, or prepare meals in the well-equipped kitchen, complete with an electric oven, induction hob, dishwasher, and washer/dryer. Enjoy dining together at the table or soak up the views from the balconies as the sun sets.
Outside, the garden offers a barbecue for alfresco dining and a hot tub for ultimate relaxation. The ground floor hosts two comfortable bedrooms—a double and a twin—both with Smart TVs and en-suite shower rooms. Nearby, enjoy local walks straight from the door, dine at the traditional Crown Inn, play a round at The Vale Golf & Country Club, or explore Worcestershire’s attractions, including Worcester city, Elgar’s Birthplace, and family-friendly days out. For a scenic countryside escape with plenty to enjoy, Hallgarth Farm Cottage is an excellent choice.
This beautiful Grade II listed watermill is set within the expansive grounds of the owner’s home, surrounded by the rolling Worcestershire countryside and just 0.75 miles from the village of Grafton Flyford. Elegantly furnished throughout, the property offers truly unique accommodation, ideal for a romantic escape or a small gathering of friends.
Arranged over three floors, the characterful mill enjoys lovely views across the grounds, featuring tranquil duck ponds and abundant birdlife. Enter via the stable door into a charming, well-equipped kitchen with a breakfast area, original mill workings, and exposed beams—an inviting space to start the day. A wooden staircase leads to a bright, comfortable sitting room, perfect for relaxing after exploring the area, while a further staircase reveals two delightful bedrooms with beamed ceilings and a stylish shower room.
Guests are welcome to wander the peaceful grounds or unwind with a drink while watching the wildlife, with the chance to spot owls or kingfishers. Grafton Flyford is a pleasant walk away and is ideally located for cycling and walking routes, including Millennium Way and Wychavon Way. Nearby highlights include Pershore, Warwick Castle, Stratford-upon-Avon, and the historic city of Worcester. A charming and picturesque retreat, perfect for a memorable stay at any time of year.
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