Shepherd’s Cottage offers modern and comfortable accommodation with an effortless combination of stylish modern interiors and delightful rural charm, ideal for couples wanting the perfect getaway with picturesque, uninterrupted views.
Upon entering this beautiful property, the open-plan living area provides sumptuous seating where guests can cosy up around the multi-fuel wood burning stove whilst watching television and a dining area, perfect for couples to sit together for a celebratory feast or simple breakfast. The well-equipped kitchen caters for every occasion and provides all that you need to create culinary delights.
The first floor offers a tastefully furnished bedroom, with a king-size bed and stylish en-suite shower room complete with a walk-in shower.
Lawned gardens surround Shepherd’s Cottage with an idyllic stream passing by. Garden furniture allows guests to enjoy everything from your morning coffee to drinks at sunset in an picturesque setting.
Usk is conveniently located in the centre of Monmouthshire and the town itself has a castle, a rural life museum, the sessions house, a collection of old houses, a variety of restaurants, shops, public houses, hotels and other amenities associated with a vibrant rural town. Usk is also famous for its fishing and successes in the Wales in Bloom and Britain in Bloom competitions.
Due to the property’s special location there is so much to see and do without travelling far. The riverside location means there is an abundance of wildlife to spot throughout the year, and if it takes your fancy enjoy a spot of fishing or explore the nearby footpaths. Explore the two nearby historic market towns of Clitheroe and Longridge, brimming with individual boutiques, fine restaurants and historic treasures or walk part of the 70-mile Ribble Way, taking in the unspoilt views. Other local attractions include Clitheroe Castle, Bowland Wild Boar Park and Browsholme Hall. Within an hour, drive to Blackpool, the Lake District or the Yorkshire Dales, all worth a visit. Preston Guild Wheel is perfect for cyclists and only 15 minutes drive away.
Wandering up the drive past the owner’s property situated next door, you can hear the water running in the background as you take the few steps up into the welcoming hallway. Turn right from here to the impressive floor to ceiling windows in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner and let the stunning vista from outside shine through. In this impressive space is everything you need for a relaxing stay together. The kitchen space offers an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. The floating island means you can prepare a special meal and still engage with the rest of the family relaxing around you. There is a sleek and stylish dining space offering seating for everyone and perfect for that celebration dinner. Next to this is a comfy corner sofa, TV and nearby wood burner – a fantastic space to put your feet up after a day exploring. Heading along the hallway there is a king-size bedroom decorated with pretty pastels with stylishly built-in wardrobes surrounding a TV and just across the hallway is a twin bedroom with TV. There is a sleek bathroom with bath, rainfall shower and WC, decorated with floor to ceiling tiles. Further along the hallway is a further spacious queen-size bedroom with TV and en-suite shower room and WC. The last room in the property is a games room with a pool table, perfect for some after dinner fun, relax in the chairs or watch some sports on the TV, here you will also find the utility area with washing machine and tumble dryer.
Outside the property is a stunning entertainment decking space with sunken hot tub, gas fire pit and seating overlooking the river. There is additional outdoor seating to the side of the lodge meaning you are spoilt for choice with areas for dining alfresco. There is ample off-road parking.
An absolutely stunning property nestling on the outskirts of the picturesque village of Dittisham which is within easy reach of the neighbouring town of Dartmouth. This beautiful town, at the mouth of the River Dart, is one of South Devon’s most popular and enchanting towns. With its charming historic streets, scenic river location and surrounded by South Devon countryside, you’d have to go a long way to find a town as pretty. Dartmouth is full of history and heritage, and no trip to this town would be complete without visiting Dartmouth Castle, or Agatha Christie’s Greenway National Trust holiday home. For the kids, there are plenty of local attractions such as Woodlands Theme Park, and activities such as crabbing are a popular pastime on the embankment to keep them amused.
Perfectly situated with uninterrupted panoramic riverside views, this property has the most amazing backdrop whatever the season. This is a truly luxury Devon retreat with unrivalled al fresco dining, views from sunrise to sunset and a spectacular stretch of river lying beneath the property. On arrival, take a moment to enjoy the grandness of the extraordinary property. Entering via the boot room, you will find the first of the five bathrooms on offer – a wet room with a shower and WC – great for the days when you’re coming straight off the beach. The utility room consists of a tumble dryer and washing machine. Heading into the hallway, take a left up the stairs to the remarkable open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The beautiful, well-equipped kitchen area offers an electric range oven and a hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, coffee machine, and two dishwashers. The first of the two lounges boasts panoramic views through the floor-to-ceiling feature windows. Sit back and relax amongst the rich, soft furnishings and watch your favourite programme on the TV or just enjoy the breathtaking views up and down the River Dart. On a beautiful summer’s day, pull back the bi-folding doors and enjoy al fresco dining with friends and family on the patio which is situated just off the kitchen. Heading back down the stairs to the ground floor, you will enter the fabulous second lounge area, where you can light the fire on those cooler evenings and enjoy a board game with the family or catch up on your favourite programmes on the Smart TV. Following on through this stylish property, you will enter the first of the five bedrooms: a king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower and WC, with patio doors leading out onto a small patio area, allowing you to enjoy a morning coffee with a view. Heading back into the lounge, take the spiral staircase up to the first floor where you will find three bedrooms: a king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower and WC, and a Juliet balcony boasting spectacular views; a further king-size bedroom which also offers breathtaking views, and a twin bedroom which again offers beautiful views from the comfort of your bed. You will also find the bathroom on this floor which consists of a roll-top bath and WC. Heading up the spiral staircase to the second floor, you will find the children’s hideaway which consists of four single beds and an en-suite shower and WC; this beautiful room boasts skylights so the children of the party can enjoy stargazing, or slip on the eye mask which is provided.
Venture outside via the bifold doors in the kitchen area where you will find the rear patio area with garden furniture and a charcoal BBQ. There is also a small lawn area that guests are welcome to enjoy during their stay. Due to the tide, guests are advised to park in the nearby long stay car park during their stay.
Derwent House is an elegant Georgian Townhouse offering a perfect blend of classic charm and modern comfort, ideal for family getaways or special occasions. The property provides a truly unique and welcoming atmosphere. Situated next to award winning Hall Leys Park in a peaceful part of Matlock’s charming town, making it easy to get to nearby eateries, shops, and pubs. On the outskirts of Peak District National Park it is perfectly situated to take in the sights and sounds of this stunning region.
The large sitting room boasts a traditional log burner in an elegant Georgian-style fireplace, creating a warm and inviting space. The room is flooded with light from a grand bay window, which overlooks the front garden and the scenic Knowleston Gardens beyond. A perfect spot to unwind or entertain.
The oak-panelled dining room features a magnificent oak table, seating up to 12 guests comfortably. A second large bay window adds to the room’s charm and makes it a delightful space for both casual and formal dining.
Once the original kitchen, the snug is a cosy, intimate room, perfect for quiet evenings or as a retreat for reading and relaxation.
The well equipped kitchen, with it’s quarry tile flooring, is a chef’s dream, well equipped for preparing meals for large groups. Whether cooking a Sunday roast or hosting a special occasion, you’ll have everything you need at your fingertips.
For convenience there is a separate utility room, offering additional storage and space for laundry.
Step outside to the charming courtyard, where you’ll find outdoor seating and a large table, perfect for alfresco dining or simply enjoying the fresh air.
The property offers six comfortable and well appointed bedrooms with four en-suite shower rooms for added convenience.
A beautiful family bathroom features a classic roll-top bath, offering a serene space to unwind after a day of exploring.
With it’s beautiful spacious rooms, charming historical features and proximity to Hall Leys Park which offers a splash pool, small boating lake, tennis courts (can be booked for hire), skate park, café, table tennis tables, band stand, flower garden and play area for young children, this Georgian home is the perfect choice for groups and families seeking a comfortable and stylish escape.
Parking is on the road in front of the house. There is also the option of parking for two cars in the cricket club, just across the road from Derwent House.
River Barn is a charming cottage situated in the serene hamlet of Town End, Cumbria.
Offering stunning river views and delightful living spaces, this romantic retreat is perfect for couples seeking a quiet escape amidst nature’s beauty, with a toasty woodburning stove for those winter nights in!
Venture through to the heart of the home, the living/dining room, where you will find everything you need to cater for yourselves during your stay.
This welcoming space boasts a wonderful living space where you can put your feet up and relax in front of the TV while the amber embers of the woodburning stove keep you warm.
Further along, you have the kitchen which is well-equipped with everything you need to whip up some tasteful creations to be shared around the dining table.
The dining area is positioned to make the most out of the views of the stunning garden, giving you a meal with a view.
Why not take the meals outside where you can enjoy the fresh air and calmness of your surroundings?
The garden features a well-kept lawn and a patio area complete with furniture, offering a delightful spot for a moment of relaxation with a good book.
Once your day comes to a close, you’ll have a stunning king-size bed waiting for you with fresh linen, but before you get tucked in why not enjoy a hot soak in the gorgeous bathroom before getting tucked in?
If you can pull yourselves away from your luxurious retreat, explore local attractions including National Trust – Wray, noted for its important wildlife site, or the Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway where you can take a step back in time as you journey through the splendid Lake District landscape.
Admire the many marine and freshwater creatures at the Lakes Aquarium, or explore the natural beauty of National Trust – Fell Foot, right at the very southern tip of Lake Windermere.Make sure to take time to wander through the historic topiary gardens of Levens Hall.
If you crave some adventure, visit Go Ape Grizedale for a treetop challenge amongst the dense woodland, or marvel at the beautiful landscapes as you explore picturesque Holehird Gardens.
Whichever way you choose to fill your days, River Barn makes the perfect base to return to and relax amidst the charm and serenity of the Cumbrian countryside.
Leeward Cottage is an elegant home in Cosheston, within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, with a hot tub and Cleddau Estuary views.
This gorgeous home is ideal for families with a travel cot, highchair and stairgate and all the home comforts you could need for a self-catering break.
Driving up to this cottage you can appreciate the character with its gable roof, large windows and charming stone walls.
Turn the handle and discover your peaceful retreat, the open-plan living kitchen and dining room, are stylish and harmoniously designed with exposed beams and electric fire, bringing warmth to this space.
There is plenty of seating for watching family films or eating a home-cooked favourite in the formal dining area.
The kitchen is stacked with equipment, such as a coffee machine, to fuel you for your day of adventure.
There is a ground-floor king that is tastefully decorated and a wet room, which is ideal for those with limited mobility.
Down a few steps, you will find the rest of the bedrooms, a king with an en-suite, a snug twin room and some bunk beds; there is also a family bathroom with a luxury freestanding bath.
Outside provides pleasing views, you can throw some burgers on the barbecue and eat at the bench, or have some drinks on the sun lounges.
The highlight of this cottage is the hot tub, which is elegantly elevated and provides a blissful landscape of the nearby water.
If you can pull yourself away from this appealing abode, then step inside a bubble and let the adventure begin with some zorbing at Heatherton World of Activities, you can lap around the track in the go-karts, cruise in the bumper boats, or hit the targets with some pistol shooting.
Carew Castle & Tidal Mill is a great place to take a mindful stroll; the water mill provides pleasant scenery, and you can try some archery or sip some refreshments in the tearoom.
Another great place for families is Manor Wildlife Park, where you can feed wallabies and walk lemurs.
Reconnect with nature at Leeward Cottage in Pembrokeshire.
This sanctuary is less than a 15-minute drive from the stunning Norfolk coastline, and it stands proudly on the banks of the River Glaven in the charming and well-connected rural community of Letheringsett. This distinctive and fashionable three-bedroom cottage is conveniently close to a lot of activities and tasty dining options. It’s the ideal place for a family, friends, or a couple to unwind after a day of exploring!
Glaven Cottage, originally the old Letheringsett Brewery Mill, was built in the 17th century and is tucked away in a very secluded and inconspicuous area at the back of the famous gated complex of The Maltings. You will be taken to a world of ultimate relaxation in this rural sanctuary, which boasts an abundance of vintage charm. Simply relax, pause, and breathe in the cool country air. The lovely hardwood floors with underfloor heating take you across the ground floor, displaying elegant antique windows, unusual ornamental pieces of furniture, and professionally designed interiors that merge heritage with modern. On colder evenings, the wood-burning stove in the dual-purpose sitting room provides warmth and ambient light, while the huge oak dining table is the ideal place to share meals and chat. The three romantic bedrooms (a king-size, double, and single) upstairs have vaulted ceilings with exposed beams, and the old cottage windows frame the lovely vistas. Without a doubt, this hideaway’s garden is a huge plus. You may sit and take in peaceful, uninterrupted views of the bubbling stream from the well-kept lawn and cemented sun deck. It’s the perfect place to have a cookout on a summer night.
Glaven Cottage is only a two-minute walk from The Kings Head, a great and friendly village gastropub. Five minutes away by car is the Georgian town of Holt, which has a country park, art galleries, a beautiful Sunday market, a wide range of great shops, and delicious cafes, tea houses, and restaurants.The North Norfolk Railway station, where you can board the Poppy Line steam and diesel train services to Weybourne and Sheringham, is located just outside the heart of Holt. It takes less than 30 minutes to get from the cottage to the beaches at Wells-next-the-Sea, Stiffkey, Morsten, Blakeney, Cley-next-the-Sea, Salthouse, Sheringham, and Cromer.Thursford Wood is a nice place to walk and is less than ten minutes away. The Pigs, a destination country pub with a spa and delicious British food, is located in nearby Edgfield. Binham Priory, the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham, Baconsthorpe Castle, Holkham Hall, National Trust Felbrigg, National Trust Blickling, and National Trust Sheringham Park are all conveniently located for history buffs, while nature lovers can explore the nearby nature reserves at Pensthorpe, Blakeney, and Sculthorpe. Fakenham Golf Club is 20 minutes inland, Sheringham Golf Club is 15 minutes distant, and the Royal Cromner Golf Club is a little farther along the shore. Glaven Cottage has so much to offer that you will want to return for your next vacation!
A tranquil riverbank setting with a hot tub, sauna, and a log cabin with a North American feel, close to Aviemore.
Ski chalet decor is a major influence on the tastefully illuminated wood-everywhere interior of Snowy River Lodge. Large groups can enjoy mealtimes and aperitif hour in the well-equipped kitchen (complete with two wine fridges) and the spacious living and dining area with an open concept design. At the far end is a lounge area with sofas arranged around a 52-inch TV and a woodburning stove. A patio door leads to a south-facing bench for visits in fair weather, and another door opens to the deck, which has a solid wood dining table and a number of casual seating options.
Although Snowy River Lodge’s grounds are unique, you won’t regret exploring outside the garden’s bounds. Carrbridge is encircled by meandering walkways, red squirrels, and deer-filled woodlands. Holidaymakers with four legs will really enjoy their stay here. Along with additional dining and drinking options, the village features a fantastic local pub, a Spar store, a play area, bike jumps, and the much-loved Landmark Adventure Park.
This fantastic bespoke lodge is nestled private position amid woodland with spectacular sea views over the Clyde Estuary, Argyll Hills and the stunning Ben Lomond. Located close to the pretty village of Langbank with its very handy train station, quality restaurant which are both within walking distance from the lodge, there is also the championship Gleddoch golf club. Enjoy the amazing walking and biking routes directly from the property, with the 75-cycle route and Clyde Coastal path close by to explore. Visit the nearby wonderful county estates and parks of Finlaystone, Glennifer, Ingliston and Castle Semple. Within easy reach of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park and Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park, ideal for all outdoor pursuits or enjoy ferry trips to Dunoon, The Isle of Bute and the Isle of Arran.
Nestled in the heart of Strathnairn with stunning views over Lochan Dubh to the Monadhliath Mountains, this property is set within 150 acres and is surrounded by a mature garden that offers a mixture of different settings with seating areas. There are many forest trails and with the River Nairn within 0.5 miles, fishing enthusiasts will have access by permit to 1.5 miles of the river. Visit the popular city of Inverness (10 miles) which has a fantastic variety of pubs, restaurants and shops as well as attractions including Inverness Castle, the Botanic Gardens, St Andrew’s Cathedral and Eden Court Theatre. Enjoy a trip to Loch Ness (15 miles) where you can participate in boat trips. There is plenty to do, no matter what your interests.
Surrounded by fantastic fishing and golfing as well as being a real walker’s paradise, this stylish and spacious property offers exceptional style, comfort, and amenities. Set in a leafy spot between Loch Ness and Inverness, the lodge offers stunning interiors and picturesque views over the River Ness – the perfect backdrop to family gatherings, friends’ catch-ups, or corporate events. Enjoy a round of golf nearby (3.5 miles), take a picnic and amble along the Caledonian Canal (4 miles), and enjoy fishing by arrangement along the Ness. Explore the wider region, abundant with Scottish fortresses, whisky distilleries, and gift shopping in local towns and villages. You may even want to cruise along Loch Ness in search of its elusive inhabitant.
This beautiful home offers guests the unique chance to experience a rural retreat in an exclusive location overlooking the River Thames. The property is tucked away along a quiet county lane and backs onto the beautiful Winter Hill, owned and managed by the National Trust. When not enjoying the home, head out for a walk with friends and family and enjoy the picturesque woodland with multiple viewpoints across the river. Enjoy a riverside walk into nearby Marlow (2 miles), popular for its culinary scene with several multiple Michelin-starred restaurants including Hand of Flowers and Sindhu. This luxury home is an ideal base for some world-renowned events that take place locally including the Royal Regatta at Henley-on-Thames (8 miles) and Ascot Racecourse (14 miles) for horse racing. Windsor is just 10 miles away and worth a visit to see the stunning castle and popular Legoland for the little ones. Surrounded by the Winter Hill National Trust, the property is located on a very well-regarded private road.
This unique waterside cottage stands on stilts on the bank of the river, in the woodlands of the New Forest National Park, with many miles of open forest to explore right on the doorstep. Outdoor enthusiasts will adore the activities on offer in the local area from kayaking to canoeing, walking and cycling, and there are interesting attractions in the area to spend a day or two exploring. Exbury gardens is only a 15 minute drive from the property and The Bucklers Hard Story and Maritime Museum are all close by, or jump on the Isle of Wight ferry at Lymington for a fantastic day out.
An ideal base to explore the New Forest and enjoy outdoor activities from cycling to walking, kayaking and much more, this stylish cabin is set on the lightly wooded edge of the Beaulieu River and is perfect for nature lovers and bird watchers. Bucklers Hard, an 18th century ship village can be easily reached from the door step as well as plenty of other great walking routes. An enjoyable fifteen minute stroll or five minute drive will lead you to Beaulieu Village with local shops and pubs.
This exquisite three-storey house makes a wonderful base for family and friends gatherings and special occasions, with the delights of Kingswear and Dartmouth on your doorstop. Scattered over a hillside on the east bank of the River Dart. Kingswear is a charming village, offering a slower pace of life having a shop, pubs and cafes. The lively town of Dartmouth is just acrooss the River Dart, opposite There’s plenty here to keep you occupied, including the Paignton and Dartmouth Steam Railway within walking distance, Kingswear Castle, the National Trust’s Coleton Fishacre Arts and Crafts house, and boat tours along the River Dart. The historic maritime town of Dartmouth is just a short walk and ferry hop away, with a host of museums, galleries, shops, restaurants, and attractions to explore. Beach lovers are spoilt for choice with many wonderful beaches, including the natural beauty of Blackpool Sands (5 miles using the ferry), while nature lovers will enjoy the Berry Head Nature Reserve (6.5 miles). Walkers, wild swimmers, kayakers and paddleboarders will love it here too.
This lovely riverfront cottage from the 18th century is the ideal getaway for loved ones who want to unwind. Radcot Bridge Cottage’s prime position makes it simple to reach the Thames Path, which makes it a great starting point for touring Oxfordshire and the neighbouring Cotswolds. Moreover, fishermen, canoeists, and paddle boarders will find this cottage to be the ideal spot to stay, with the River Thames at the base of the yard.
You may park in plenty of space on the shingle forecourt, which has a lovely appearance, as you approach the gated entry. Enter through the stable door into a large, fully furnished kitchen that opens to a dining area with lovely views of the grounds and garden. The living room is a great spot to unwind after a day of touring Oxfordshire and the nearby Cotswold villages. It has a wood-burning stove and cozy couches that make for a great atmosphere for a nice evening in. There’s also an additional seating area in the apartment, which is perfect for family game night.
The two bedrooms upstairs have beautiful views of the surrounding landscape and the river. Wayland, the master bedroom, has an attached shower area and a walk-through dressing room. Additionally, it has a sizable balcony facing west, which is ideal for enjoying sunsets in the warmer months. The Skylark bedroom has a beautiful view of the Thames downstream and an attached shower room.
The decked terrace area outside faces the garden and offers a stunning view of the river, where you can see boats, paddle boarders, swans, and canoeists going past. With plenty of space for outdoor dining in the yard, Radcot Bridge Cottage is the ideal country getaway.
Radcot Bridge Cottage is available year-round for bigger groups, with reservations taking place for up to six people.
Situated in the centre of the picturesque Holme Valley in Holmfirth, 57 Woodland View is a tranquil haven. This quaint holiday house, which was recently renovated, can accommodate four people in two bedrooms. It’s the perfect spot to refuel with its breathtaking surrounds of pristine landscapes and historic towns and villages. 57 Woodland View is a quiet terrace with views of the River Holme and private parking available on-site.
About a mile from Stoke Gabriel, on the Sandridge Barton estate, this perfect little boathouse was built in 1760 as a bathing house. It sits in one of the most secluded, private and romantic settings in south Devon where the Dart meanders between Stoke Gabriel and Dittisham. A haven from almost everything, the Boathouse is accessed by walking six hundred yards through a gentle valley and woods. You and your luggage will be transferred by Landrover to the top of the seventy one steps leading down to the house. Inside is extremely beautiful and comfortable, water reflects gently on the ceiling of the lovely, large, oak-floored living space. Floor-to-ceiling French windows stretching the width of the boathouse fold back on themselves, opening the room to the balcony and river scene beyond. Up on the first floor are two bedrooms, both with beams and lofty ceilings to the apex – one with a super king size double bed, en suite bathroom and French windows to a small balcony; and a pretty twin. Right on the water’s edge, The Boathouse is surrounded by a wide, covered balcony with a table and chairs – this might be the best place in Devon for al fresco dining, with thick woods behind. If you can bear to leave, there is lots to see and do nearby; the village of Stoke Gabriel is well situated, with three pubs, shops and a restaurant, and slopes down to a little quay – good for crabbing! There are sandy beaches at Torbay, and the quirky town of Totnes is just four miles away, or you can take a ferry to Dartmouth, or visit the National Trust’s Greenway and Coleton Fishacre. No matter what you decide, you’re assured of an unforgettable holiday at this unique and magical place.
Resting in the small village of Stoke Bruerne, within a short drive to the more lively Roade, is this three-storey terraced house, 4 Canalside Cottage. Set over three floors and sleeping up to two guests, 4 Canalside Cottage is a charming and homely setting for your next Northamptonshire adventure, within easy reach of The Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Gulliver’s Kingdom Theme Park.
With off-road parking, leading you to the house’s ground floor where there is a kitchen/diner, ready to rustle up an evening meal with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dining table with four chairs. On the first floor there is a sitting room with a two-seater sofa, so you can look forward to cosying up, then two armchairs and a TV, there is also a shower room with basin and WC. Once the sun has set you can go up to the second floor where there is a double bed situated in a bright room, with ample storage space to unpack your belongings and make you feel right at home.
Outside the front of the property is a small patio that looks out onto the canal.
The cottage offers quality accommodation and is ideal for holidays and special breaks. The property simply oozes character and charm combined with all the modern conveniences you could need during your stay.
Pool View is one of just two delightful holiday cottages at Tredington Mill in Warwickshire. Set on its own island, this historic mill is in a spectacularly beautiful part of the River Stour. The cottages are near Stratford-upon-Avon, this 18th century water mill is perfect for exploring the Cotswolds and Shakespeare Country.
Both Pool View and Puddle Cottage have been given a four-star rating by VisitEngland and are available for short or long self-catering holiday breaks. Both have river-front access, stunning views, and provide a marvellous stepping off point to explore the quiet glories of Warwickshire and the Cotswolds.
Ideal for families and couples the cottage is perfect for relaxing breaks in a beautiful rural setting. Sit back and enjoy the unspoilt view of the mill stream and its island, teeming with wildlife just a few feet away.
Puddle Cottage is one of just two delightful holiday cottages at Tredington Mill in Warwickshire. Set on its own island, this historic mill is in a spectacularly beautiful part of the River Stour. The cottages are near Stratford-upon-Avon, this 18th century water mill is perfect for exploring the Cotswolds and Shakespeare Country.
Both Puddle Cottage and Pool View have been given a four-star rating by Visit England and are available for short or long self-catering holiday breaks. Both have river-front access, stunning views, and provide a marvellous stepping off point to explore the quiet glories of Warwickshire and the Cotswolds.
Stay in this gorgeous holiday cottage that can accommodate up to four guests in total comfort. The cottage is delightfully situated in the heart of Teesdale, near Barnard Castle and the North Pennines AONB and close to the Yorkshire Dales. The cottage has been refurbished to a very good standard with original wall cupboards, beams and fireplaces retained. Furnished with country antiques and paintings and photographs of local interest Boot & Shoe cottage simply oozes character and charm. The cottage is cosy and the sitting room with its wood burning stove, comfy sofas has views over the front garden and fields. The fully equipped kitchen / dining room has French windows opening on to the garden with steps down to the river.
Set in the heart of Teesdale, part of the North Pennines AONB, one of England’s most beautiful and unspoilt areas, Boot and Shoe Cottage in Wycliffe is about six miles east of the historic market town of Barnard Castle and makes an ideal base for exploring the surrounding country.
This is your chance to stay in this beautiful holiday cottage for couples, small families or friends. Delightfully situated in a small valley of unspoilt countryside which slopes down to the River Severn. Dating from the early 19th Century, The Nest has been refurbished to a very high standard and can accommodate up to four guests in total comfort. There are two bedrooms: a master with en-suite and a twin bedroom. There is also a family bathroom with roll-top bath and a second shower. The chef in the party will love the contemporary kitchen with modern fittings and everything you will need during your stay. The cosy, double-aspect lounge is a place to relax and plan tomorrow’s adventures. With a real wood burner and sumptuous, warm décor it is simply delightful.
This is the ideal luxury base from which to explore the beautiful surroundings of Worcestershire, Shropshire and the Cotswolds.
There are lots of places to visit, things to see and activities to do here in Worcestershire and beyond. Whether you love to ramble, visit places of interest, immerse yourself in history or just shop ’till you drop, there’s something for everyone just a short drive away from The Nest.
Escape together and discover The Bothy. This charming one bedroom bolthole is surrounded by spectacular Northumberland scenery and is cosy and delightfully presented. With an elevated position and stunning views across the local countryside you will.
The Bothy is one of just three beautiful holiday cottages at Stay on the Hill. Perfectly located to explore the Tyne Valley, Hadrian’s Wall and so much more. For those who love incredible scenery, panoramic views and wonderful walking countryside this is the place for you.
Northumberland has without a doubt some of the most stunning scenery and wildlife around and plays host to some of the best beaches in the country, this is probably why people keep coming back time after time. It is England’s most northern county and offers two Areas of Outstanding Beauty the least populated National Park in the UK, more Castles and Historic Sites than any other county, attractive countryside and a glorious Heritage coastline.
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