Considered one of Norfolk’s finest beaches thanks to its long stretch of sand and safe swimming, Mundesley is backed by a promenade lined with colourful beach huts. A short drive away is the family-friendly seaside resort of Cromer, home to a host of attractions, shops and restaurants, together with its very own theatre located on the pier. Set out on foot to discover the delights of the Norfolk Coast, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which take in marshes, nature reserves and dunes. A little further afield you can hire a boat for the day to explore the stunning waterways Norfolk Broads. The nearest beach is located approximately only a 10 minute walk away, perfect for an evening stroll or a day building sandcastles.
This simply stunning property has been beautifully designed and decorated to offer a super stylish accommodation with plenty of additional extras throughout. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is a sociable and enjoyable space in which to prepare delicious meals for fellow guests. This area features a bespoke central island with stools for everyone where you can stargaze through the sky light, and is equipped with an electric oven and gas hob, microwave, coffee machine, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer and wine cooler. Once prepared, enjoy meals at the beautiful dining table nearby, which can seat everyone. At the end of a long day out exploring and having fun, the spacious lounge area is the perfect place to relax and unwind as a group. Here you will find comfortable sofas and a TV with Sky sports package. There are five spacious bedrooms for guests to choose from. The master king-size bedroom boasts its own dressing area, walk-in wardrobe and a large en-suite shower room and WC. Next are the double bedroom and twin room which both have en-suite shower rooms and WC. The remaining two bedrooms consist of a further double bedroom and finally, a twin zip-and-link bedroom (which can be made up as a king size on request). There is a large family bathroom which has a bath, separate shower and WC and for guests really wanting to unwind, there is a dedicated sauna room. Finally, completing the property is a cinema room, boasting a screen and audio system, so friends and family can enjoy a movie in style.
Outside of the property is a large, private and enclosed decking area, with a table and reclining chairs, so you can dine alfresco by the warmth of the fire pit, there is also a hot tub with unspoilt views over the countryside, providing the most perfect environment to relax and unwind. There is ample off-road parking, and a shared games room with snooker and pool table, table football, board games, table tennis.
Celebrate something special with a group of your nearest and dearest at this glamorous, showstopping mansion, only 500 metres from Lake Windermere. Its proximity to the water makes the property ideal for those wishing to charter a private skippered yacht on Windermere, take a breathtaking flight in a gyroplane or book a dinner cruise, dropping anchor beside a secluded island. And the central location in Bowness ensures you have no shortage of choices for bars and restaurants. Should you fancy a trip out of town, you might like to consider a day at the races followed by a meal cooked by a Michelin-starred chef in Cartmel (16 miles), or a drive to Ambleside (6 miles) where you can hike the surrounding fells and see majestic waterfalls. This memorable property, won by its current owners as part of the Omaze competitions, sleeps up to 12 people and makes the most of its location. With floor-to-ceiling windows, it has the ultimate wow factor offering uninterrupted panoramic views across Windermere and from pulling up outside, you’ll immediately get the sense you’re about to stay somewhere unique.
The ground floor entrance opens into a hallway with storage for coats and boots and an illuminated wine storage cabinet. From here, you can access the wood-clad state-of-the-art cinema room with a Sonos sound system, and the beautiful lounge that’s designed for stylish entertaining, with a wonderful wood burner and patio doors onto the terrace. A vast kitchen caters for all, whether cooking a small bite to eat at the breakfast bar, or a grand dinner party at the long wooden table for 12, with panoramic views through the wraparound bi-folding doors and windows. A utility room caters for a high turnover of laundry and there’s a convenient separate WC. The ground floor also houses the first of the six super-king-size bedrooms, Buttermere, with its private walk-in shower room. Up a level, there are four further bedrooms; the impressive Windermere suite with a walk-in dressing room, a sleek shower room with double basins, an ornamental fireplace and a Juliet balcony offering panoramic views across the lake; the Derwentwater bedroom with an en-suite with a rainfall shower; the Thirlmere bedroom offering direct access to the terrace via patio doors; and the Coniston bedroom furnished with a sofa (in addition to the super-king-size bed) from which you can take in the far-reaching views – both of these last two bedrooms are serviced by the indulgent family bathroom. The entire second floor is given over to the Ullswater bedroom, where guests have their own sofa, Juliet balcony and en-suite shower room. The property also has a leisure space found on the lower ground-floor level, accessed via the garden. This comprises a steam room and sauna, changing room and shower, and a gym that’s fitted with a Peloton bike, a water resistance rowing machine, an exercise bench and a matted space next to the floor-to-ceiling mirrors for pilates or yoga.
The outdoor space is formed over two tiers; the lower with a manicured curved lawn and hedging, and the upper with a curved terrace patio sheltered by glass balustrades. This area offers panoramic views over Windermere and is separated into two open-air sections; one with sun loungers, the other with an outdoor table and sofas to seat 12. In addition, there’s a wood-built undercover seating area lit with industrial nautical-style lighting. This has a gas BBQ, an external wood burner and a Smart TV.
This beautiful property gives friends and family the opportunity to spend quality time together, whether that be to celebrate a special occasion or simply to catch up after some time apart. The rural location in Staffordshire offers a peaceful retreat, with access to some excellent walking trails straight from the front door. For golf lovers, be sure to pack your clubs as there are 9 golf clubs within 10 miles of the cottage including Perton Park (3 miles), Wrottesley Golf Club (0.8 miles) and Penn Golf Club (6.6 miles). Take a day trip out into Shropshire with its quaint market towns and villages, the Wrekin (17 miles) for breathtaking scenery and the UNESCO World Heritage Site at Ironbridge (13 miles) being a must-visit. Take a day trip out on the Severn Valley Railway from Bridgnorth (14 miles), a heritage steam railway that winds through the picturesque Severn Valley stopping at idyllic stations along the way.
The property sits on spacious, well-kept grounds and is equipped with incredible facilities. Make your way into the main house and into the spacious hallway where you can kick off boots and take off coats following a lovely countryside walk. The large lounge/diner is stylishly furnished with ample seating on comfortable sofas, a wood burner for the cooler months and a large Smart TV. The dining table will comfortably seat your whole group and makes this space perfect for a family get-together. Head back through the hall and into the exquisite kitchen, which has everything you need for a self-catered break away. There is a large breakfast table, which is perfect if you are travelling with children, and a sofa with another Smart TV. This is another room that is perfect for social groups with plenty of space for friends to sit together with a glass of wine whilst someone is cooking up a storm in the kitchen. To the rear of the kitchen is a large utility room with a washing machine and dryer. Make your way up the staircase and you will find four bedrooms that are split over the second and third floors of the house. All the rooms are spacious and have been carefully designed to ensure a relaxing night’s sleep. The master bedroom is on the second floor and has a super-king-size bed and a Smart TV along with its own en-suite bathroom. There are a further three bedrooms on this floor, two doubles that both have Smart TVs, and a single. There is a further shower room on this level. Continue upstairs and you will find the fifth bedroom, which is an inviting double, along with a separate bathroom. There is a sixth bedroom off the bathroom upstairs which has a desk area and TV with an Xbox series X and Playstation 5.
Make your way back outside through the front door and directly opposite you will find the real highlight of this property. The building is home to a stunning indoor pool, sauna and steam room along with changing room facilities including a shower. A Sonos music system is connected throughout this building and the main house, making this property a fantastic choice for small celebrations and parties. Next door to the pool is the fantastic games room. There is a full-length professional-grade snooker table, arcade games machine and darts board. Make use of the bar fridges and get competitive on the table whilst keeping an eye on the others who are relaxing in the pool. The quality continues around the back of the property and into the garden, accessed through the kitchen and lounge/diner, with a fantastic outdoor kitchen area. Make use of the wood-fired pizza oven or pop some steaks on the inbuilt gas BBQ. There are more fridges to keep your drinks cold and a sink. There are ample seating areas, both to the front of the property, with quality garden furniture allowing you to take in some fresh air and enjoy this peaceful location.
Magical, luxurious and truly unique – this restored castle is simply stunning and sure to provide an unforgettable getaway with a group of family or friends.
The countryside location of this property means that not only is the interior spectacular, but the surroundings are wonderful too. With sea views out to the Isles of Arran and Bute, you are perfectly placed to explore many of the islands and the Trossachs National Park. The town of Largs is 2 miles away and is renowned for being home to some pretty great ice cream and also lovely independent shops and boutiques. If you haven’t had your fill of castles, then just outside Largs lies Kelburn Castle and Country Park whose outer walls have been painted in bright and bold eye-catching designs by Brazilian graffiti artists – it is certainly worth a visit! With a train station nearby, you can also hop on a train and head into Glasgow for some city fun with all of the party.
Despite being close to such an offering of activities and sites to see, this castle is situated in a wonderfully peaceful and private location. Dating back to the 14th century, this home has been made into a quirky yet luxurious space for many to enjoy – throughout, many local materials have been used such as estate-harvested wood for the beams, local stone and local craftsmen to help bring it all together. On the ground floor lies the perfect central hub for all to gather – a spacious kitchen/dining space that has been beautifully finished with an island and floor-to-ceiling windows on two sides to let plenty of light in. There are two sitting rooms within this property, one on the ground floor and one on the first floor both with a cosy wood burner for the cooler evenings. A bedroom lies on each floor from the first floor up, and they have all been cleverly finished to maximise all of the space that this castle offers. The highlights of this property are likely to be the small sauna held in one of the turrets, perfect for relaxing in after a tiring day exploring, as well as the very top of the property where round benches lie in another turret, making a magnificent lookout spot across the sea and to the sunset beyond.
The gardens surrounding are almost as magical as the inside and are sure to be a big hit with younger members of the family. There is plenty of lawn space to enjoy some games, as well as a fairy-tale walk through the woods and over a little stone bridge. Finally, there is a patio area complete with garden furniture where you are sure to enjoy spending an evening dining alfresco with a glass of something refreshing in hand when the weather allows.
Overlooking the mysterious waters of Loch Long and the Firth of Clyde, this exquisite property is a winner of numerous architectural awards. With an enviable waterfront location and exclusive use of a sheltered beach and jetty, there’s plenty to see from the comfort of the property. If you fancy a stroll, just 1.5 miles away is the tiny hamlet of Cove with a welcoming pub; ideal for a delicious pub lunch and a wee dram of whisky.
Framed by seamless glass walls, the open-plan living space overlooks the beautiful Loch Long, creating the illusion of walking on water. On stormy days, the roaring wood burner adds to the dramatic atmosphere, creating the perfect backdrop for dining in style at the table or spotting porpoises, seals and amazing bird life in the waters below. The well-equipped kitchen is designed to cater for a full house and dinners can also be enjoyed from the stunning glass-fronted dining area or out on the covered teak deck which also features a state of the art BBQ. From the entrance hall, you’ll find three of the double bedrooms, the twin bedroom and the family bathroom, each carefully finished with soothing contemporary decor. The utility room and a handy cloakroom are also on this floor, with stairs leading down to the final double bedroom, sitting area and shower room all leading to a slate deck and seawall.
To the north, there is another terrace with sun loungers, a shelter with an outside shower and superb hot tub overlooking the pebble beach. Enjoy sunny days, cold water dips or nights beneath the stars, whatever you choose, the hot tub makes them all invigorating. Fish for mackerel from the mini pier, arrange a charter boat to fetch you and go sailing on the word famous Firth of Clyde, or arrive by your own boat and moor up at Cape Cove. From the beach you can walk up to Tighe Choin, a micro gym with beautiful views before taking the boardwalk to the north of the land to Smiths Lookout where you will find an outside fire pit with seating and storage.
This beautiful thatched cottage dating back to 1600 is set in the heart of rural North Devon. The cottage sits off the main Roborough village road and nestles at the end of a small sloping driveway. Stylish and comfortable, the cottage offers a gentle, relaxed pace of life, yet still within easy reach of North Devon’s beautiful beaches. The welcoming thatched village pub is less than 200 metres away and serves food and traditional ales. The welcoming market town of Great Torrington is just 7 miles away, and 6 miles away is RHS Rosemoor, featuring aromatic, colourful gardens and woodland walks. For a day out at the seaside, Westward Ho! is just 13 miles away, with its long sandy beach, surfboard hire, plus traditional seaside shops and eateries. The beautiful beaches at Saunton and Woolacombe are both within 25 miles, and the traditional Devon villages of Instow and Appledore are within 15 miles.
Entering the cottage through the front door, you find yourself in the cosy, spacious lounge/diner with feature fireplace, Smart TV and comfortable sofas which beckon you to relax. A dining table and chairs allows everyone to eat together, making mealtimes a breeze. Walking on through to the galley-style kitchen, fully fitted and equipped with everything you need, a door leads to a separate WC and a utility cupboard houses the washing machine and microwave. Another door leads out from the kitchen area to the rear garden, from where you can start to appreciate the beautiful views over the fields toward Dartmoor. Back to the inner hallway, and a study room allows for remote workers to catch up with e-mails, and also has a daybed and desk. Heading up the steep cottage-style stairs, you will find the sleeping accommodation and bathroom. A landing area with statement chair makes for the perfect reading spot. The first bedroom offers a king-size bed with exposed beams and fabulous country views, whilst the second bedroom offers a zip-and-link king-size bed (which can be made into twin beds on request). The bathroom completes the accommodation and has a roll-top bath for decadent, bubbly soaks – a great place to relax after a day’s exploring.
The large lawn, with garden furniture and loungers, is an ideal spot for an al fresco meal or morning coffee whilst enjoying the stunning views. A summer house also allows you to enjoy the views in the cooler months. At the front of the property is a separate barn which has been cleverly converted to provide your own private sauna with changing area.
Nestled along the breathtaking western border of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, this converted farmhouse is a welcoming holiday haven, offering ample space and a serene atmosphere for guests in search of a delightful rural escape. With its proximity to the renowned Dales Way walking trail, the property serves as an excellent starting point for enthusiastic hikers, cyclists, and nature enthusiasts eager to explore this awe-inspiring corner of the Yorkshire Dales. Situated only 3 miles away, the charming town of Sedbergh is celebrated for its independent bookstores and boasts three hospitable pubs, along with a selection of delightful restaurants, inviting cafes and an acclaimed golf club, (4 miles). Kendal (9 miles) and the picturesque market town of Kirkby Lonsdale (10 miles) offer a variety of excellent things to see and do, from the Outdoor Adventure Company (7 miles) to the stunning Devils Bridge (10 miles).
Upon entering the property through the grand front door, you are welcomed into a spacious entrance hall, fully equipped with a lift, providing access to the first floor. On the ground floor are a plethora of spaces and rooms to enjoy time together. The cinema room is an excellent space, boasting a large Smart TV. With bedrooms spanning across the ground floor, first floor and second floor, as well as in the adjacent outbuilding located opposite the main property, you have plenty of choice; each room is opulently designed with style and comfort in mind. The bathrooms, too, are elegantly and stylishly appointed, each offering high-end quality, designed for comfort and relaxation. The multiple living spaces are ideal for getting together as a whole group or taking time out to relax and unwind, be it in the spacious and airy lounge or warm and cosy snug. Inside the main property, the open-plan kitchen dining area is amply equipped with entertainment in mind, with multiple ovens and a large 7-ring hob. Dinner can be enjoyed together at the stately dining table, seating up to 20 guests.
The grounds are spacious and as equally stylish as the interiors, with manicured lawns and patio areas offering multiple hot tubs in which to enjoy the spectacular views. The wellbeing suite, which is situated towards the rear of the main building, is a serene space, with a sauna and steam room. For the young at heart – adult or otherwise – the games room is an excellent addition, located opposite the main house, with a pool table and additional sleeping quarters. Every aspect of the property and grounds has been designed with fun and relaxation in mind, so you are free to enjoy this spectacular, private slice of luxury with friends and family.
Located within the heart of the Ashdown Forest, Kidds Hill Farm is a beautiful period house sitting at the end of a rural leafy lane with a gated driveway, offering guests a truly remarkable retreat.
The original house dates back to 1850 and has all the character and charm you would expect from a traditional period cottage whilst blending seamlessly with a stunning, modern, subterranean extension, housing a large open-plan living, dining and family area with a unique sunken bar and floor to ceiling bi-folding doors and windows, ensuring natural light floods through the house.
With five double bedrooms, three bathrooms, two further reception rooms, a games room, gym, and a sauna room, Kidds Hill Farm offers an amazing space for families and friends to gather together at any time of year.
This is a house that just keeps on giving, as the outside space is just as special. During May to September guests have exclusive use of the heated outdoor swimming pool which forms part of the large outdoor terrace with plenty of seating and sun loungers.
A full outdoor kitchen with a wood fired pizza oven, teppanyaki grill plate and Weber charcoal barbecue, is ideal for those budding chefs who love a barbecue and the sit-up bar area allows you to watch as they get to work creating an al fresco feast.
A hot tub and tennis court are available all year round making Kidds Hill Farm a perfect destination at any time of year.
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!
High Ridge Barn offers opulent, contemporary, and cosy self-catering lodging that was created by an architect and recently refurbished entirely. The period details are complemented by the contemporary interior, creating a feeling of lightness and cosiness.
With breathtaking views of the Swythamley Valley, the 17th Century Farm and Barn is situated in the Peak District National Park and is constructed of local pink stone. The serene rural setting is encircled by acres of fields and forests; neighbours include sheep, deer, wild birds, and rescued hens and hedgehogs. Despite this, Leek’s numerous stores and eateries are just a 12-minute drive away, and all of the major supermarkets and the renowned Pabna Indian restaurant deliver here.
The Barn is High Ridge’s only self-catering property, and its design is ideal for big families or groups of friends looking for a peaceful getaway with breathtaking views, fresh air, and starry skies.
The Barn at Green Farm provides a unique blend of self-catering flexibility and spaciousness, coupled with all the warmth and charm of Green Farm, for an opulent rural escape. With space for up to 14 guests, this 19th-century listed barn is perfect for intimate family gatherings, special events, quiet hen parties, elegant group celebrations, and spa and activity weekends.
We can assist you in creating a customised experience, whether your preference is for a more active break or cosy evenings by the log fire. Talk to us about how we can tailor your stay so you can try yoga, spend time in the boutique spa, go on a local wine tour, or try your hand at handicraft.
Set amidst more than 12,500 acres of undulating farmland and ancient forest that stretches to Romney Marsh and the Kent shoreline, Green Farm is a unique location. You may learn more about nearby bike and walking paths here. It’s a great place to explore.
You will have complete access to the farm during your visit, which includes acres of woods, pastures, and meadows—nearly all of which are located within Local Wildlife Sites. A variety of species can be seen in the area, such as owls in the evenings, nightingales in the spring, and deer in the woods.
Craggan Mill is a stunningly refurbished corn mill that sleeps up to 16 people and has combined some unique, stunning handmade additions with its traditional character. Situated on the edge of Grantown-on-Spey, a Victorian village, this dog-friendly lodge is ideal for big family vacations as it offers convenient access to all the activities and fascinating locations in the Cairngorms. Although the lodge inside will undoubtedly surpass your expectations, there’s a good chance the outdoor area may surpass it too!
Inspired by the alpine ski lodges, Silver Stag Lodge provides comfortable and distinctive lodging for up to eight people (+2). This dog-friendly accommodation is close to the town of Aviemore and has views of the towering Cairngorm Mountains. It comes with a hot tub, sauna, excellent decking, fire pit and lots of outdoor lounging spots. Located on the Route 7 cycle path, you have easy access to all the attractions and activities that the area has to offer.
Two luxurious self-catering cottages exclusively for couples, located in the tiny hamlet of Enochdhu in the heart of Highland Perthshire. The cottages are only 30 minutes from Glenshee and tucked away in the hills between Pitlochry and Blairgowrie: the ideal getaway for those seeking a place to repose and unwind or for an active stay.
Where you may unwind in the hot tub while admiring the magnificent starry sky and where you can have dinner with pine martens and breakfast with red squirrels and fallow deer.
Spend the day lounging on the hammock with a drink of bubbly and the wildlife as your company. Savour a luxurious in-cottage massage before unwinding in the sauna or rain shower to cap off the day and tucking into an opulent emperor-sized bed with Egyptian cotton sheets.
License numbers: PK13058F and PK13057F
Specifically designed just for couples, under the terms of our licenses, Tallavey is unable to accommodate pets or children.
Each cottage has its own private parking with EV charger, garden, hot tub, sauna and log-burner, with underfloor heating throughout.
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.
First, there’s the entry, where you drive beneath a former railway bridge to reach a private haven decked out in fairy lights. If you stay outside, you will soon see the hot tub and barrel sauna close to the outdoor seating area. The fisherman’s hut, with its own wood-burning fire and riverside porch, can then be found by following the ancient mill course down through the garden to the River Spey. Ideal for an evening drink spot, a quiet reading nook, or a teen hangout.
There’s much to keep you busy here for a weekend, including the sauna, hot tub, river, garden, collection of board games, and the desire to just take in the space that Old Mill on the Spey seems to generate in everyone who stays. You’re in an excellent place to start your experiences if you decide to explore or if you have the good fortune to be staying longer. In less than ten minutes, Boat of Garten, a charming community with a fantastic shop, cafe, gallery, tavern, network of walkways, and bike pump track and it’s less than a 10-minute drive to everything Aviemore has to offer.
If, during your time at Highland Lodge Estate, you never leave the spa and wellness suite, we’ll forgive you. Inside is a sizable sauna with a glass front and a rain shower that looks out over a chill-out area with slate floors, underfloor heating, and a wood-burning stove. A deep spa bath with water jets and head pillows for complete shut-off is located in the corner. The large sliding door then leads to the deck area outside. Here, the emphasis is still on unwinding. Enjoy a meal at the dining table, unwind in the hot tub, socialize around the fire pit, or get a drink from the outside bar. There wouldn’t be a reason to leave the property if you weren’t in such a desirable area, near Aviemore and all that the Cairngorms National Park has to offer.
The 18th-century croft home and nearby steading at Crofts of Cairngorm make this a unique holiday spot. They are the perfect combination for a large gathering. The traditional stone cottage has three bedrooms as well as the living, dining, and kitchen areas. The stone steading can sleep nine guests at a time thanks to its two additional bedrooms and bathrooms.
All things considered, Crofts of Cairngorm provides a tranquil haven from the hectic lives we lead, and its position puts you in the center of everything that the Cairngorms National Park has to offer. Nethy Bridge features a great playpark beside a wide playing field, a hotel with a public bar, an excellent cafe and butcher/deli, and numerous possibilities for woodland walks. You can reach Aviemore, Grantown-on-Spey, and the charming nearby villages of Carrbridge and Boat of Garten with a 15-minute drive.
A detached, opulent, one-story cottage in a large courtyard setting that was meticulously converted from a farm dairy to an amazing vacation home in Llandysul by the owner. Ground floor, with a few inside stairs. There are three bedrooms: one twin (zip/link, can be converted to a super king-size double with previous arrangement), one king-size four poster with en suite shower, basin, and WC, and one king-size double. Bathroom featuring WC, sink, shower and bath. Breakfast bar in kitchen with seating for six and shared use of a utility. There is a dining space with eight seats and a woodburner in the sitting room. Step outside this Llandysul property to enjoy the large hot tub on a charming decked area, or make use the shared gym facilities for those with more energy. This Llandysul cottage’s walks lead you through the most scenic countryside, while local working mills and an array of castles can be discovered in the area.
This charming Llandysul cottage is the ideal place to discover this stunning region of Wales, with views over open farmland and the owner’s donkey sanctuary. This gorgeous property in Llandysul has everything! Two bedrooms: one with an en suite jet shower, basin, and toilet (zip/link super king-size double bed; can be twin by prior arrangement), and one with a double bed, private balcony and an en suite shower, basin, and WC. Kitchen and dining area. A shared utility. Plus a wood burner in the sitting room for cooler nights.
This Llandysul converted barn, nestled in a large courtyard with views of the owner’s donkey sanctuary and beautiful, open countryside, is a well-appointed lodging that skillfully blends rustic charm with contemporary amenities. This fantastic Llandysul cottage features a cozy woodburner in the living area, and an amazing Japanese Maple bath, open beam vaulted ceiling, and an opulent super king-size bed in the bedroom. Additionally, you can relax in the wonderful private hot tub or make use of the gym and sauna that are shared next door.
An impressive coastal home with a newly built annexe, perched in a prime location with unbeatable sweeping views across Woolacombe Beach. This exquisite beachside oasis is perfect for multi-generational family groups seeking a luxurious retreat in the north of Devon. Amble down to the glorious sandy shores of Woolacombe Beach, 200 metres, and gear up for beach games or dive in for a surf session. Venture into the lively heart of Woolacombe and browse the independent cafes, shops, and bars or wind down with a sunset dinner at one of the beachfront restaurants. Don’t miss the dramatic clifftop views from Baggy Point, 5.5 miles.
Honeybridge Estate has three distinct properties available for rent, which can house up to 25 adults and 15 children. It is the perfect location for multigenerational family vacations, milestone celebrations, and corporate wellness retreats.
Covering 17 acres of verdant, private land, the Estate has a view of the South Downs National Park.
The stunning main house at the top of the hill, the modern oak-framed Barn, and the charming Tudor Cottage covered in roses are all included in the accommodations. Each home has been redesigned to offer opulent contemporary comforts while preserving its unique architectural history and personality.
The estate is full of recreational spaces, and a variety of concierge services are also offered to make your stay more enjoyable.
Meavy Cottage, which has five cottages on a terrace on the Gitcombe Estate, is a sleek and trendy open-plan living space that is ideal for entertaining up to four people.
With a full-size tennis court, heated indoor and outdoor pools, a hand-carved children’s playground, an indoor soft play area, a sauna, a steam room, and a hot tub, this 14-acre estate truly has something for everyone. Meavy Cottage is the ideal vacation house and starting point for your Devon getaway because your stay at the Gitcombe Estate includes access to a wealth of shared amenities, making it the ideal choice for anybody looking for adventure, fun, or leisure.
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