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Beach View is a beautifully presented, spacious, light and airy detached house occupying a stunning position directly on the sea front. Being a holiday cottage with style, it has breath-taking panoramic sea (and beach!) views, from Hengistbury Head across to Poole Bay. The gentle washing of the sea can be heard from the house. A short walk takes you to the coastal zig zag path down to the glorious seven miles of golden beaches (voted Best Beach in the UK). A superb 34′ long conservatory leads out to a garden with decked area.
Described as Tenby’s finest terrace, this row of six houses is perched in a sought-after position overlooking Castle Beach. With golden sand stretching down to the neighbouring South Beach, this is a fantastic spot for swimming, dog walking and sunbathing. Behind the property lies Tenby’s ancient, cobbled streets, which are traffic-free and lined with independent shops, cafes, restaurants and galleries. The busy harbour offers regular fishing trips and boat rides to the holy island of Caldey, while Tenby’s North Beach provides more opportunities for swimming and relaxing. Continue along the coastline as you follow the Pembrokeshire Coast Path past Monkstone Beach to neighbouring Saundersfoot, or set out in the other direction to reach Freshwater East.
A beautifully styled, third-floor apartment, this one-bedroom retreat at Caswell Bay is an idyllic hideaway for couples. Sleeping two guests, it has far-reaching sea views from both its living space and balcony. Just 50 metres from the sandy beach, it is ideal for anyone who loves swimming, surfing and paddleboarding; sat right on the Gower Coast Path, it could suit walkers too. Explore the picturesque Gower Peninsula from this base, visiting the beauty spots of Three Cliffs, 6 miles away, and King Arthur’s Stone, 10 miles away on Cefn Bryn. Head into Mumbles, 2 miles away, to dine out or browse in colourful shops, or have a taste of the city with a trip into Swansea, 6.5 miles away.
Set in a stunning location on the shores of Loch Ainort in the village of Luib, just outside Broadford. This property offers fantastic opportunities for those looking to explore the eastern shores of the Isle of Skye. Due to the property’s central location, the wealth of natural wonders that Skye has to offer are all within easy reach by car. Such as Fairy Pools, Old Man of Storr, Quiraing, Neist Point, Dunvegan Castle and Talisker Distillery and many more are all reachable on day trips. Being only a short distance back to the Skye Bridge, visits to the likes of the charming village of Plockton and Eilean Donan Castle are also possible.
Situated in an elevated position close to the village of Cove, the property is ideally located for enjoying water sports on Loch Long and Gare Loch, with opportunities for sailing, kayaking, windsurfing and more nearby. Visit the beautiful Linn Botanic Gardens or Glen Arn Garden, which benefit from the warmth of the Gulf Stream, or head out to beautiful Loch Lomond to enjoy the stunning scenery. Hikers and mountain bikers will enjoy heading north into the stunning Trossachs National Park, or for those seeking more urban adventures, the lively city of Glasgow is within easy reach with a plethora of excellent restaurants and bars to explore.
This lovingly and tastefully styled second-floor apartment is just moments from the beach at Bexhill-on-Sea and offers the perfect seaside getaway for couples and families. Ideally situated, just 50 metres from the 2-mile-long promenade and shingle beach. Spend the day strolling around the many independent shops, restaurants, and cafes, as well enjoying a trip to the De La Warr Pavilion which hosts numerous events and art exhibitions throughout the year. For keen walkers and cyclists, there are many routes to take you along the coast or you could venture to the nearby High Weald, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with breathtaking countryside walks (within 20 miles). For those interested in venturing further afield, there are numerous attractions within a 20-mile radius including Bodiam Castle, Great Dixter House and Gardens, Battle Abbey and Drusilla’s Zoo. The seaside resort town of Eastbourne is 13 miles along the coast.
Located on the seafront, you can enjoy panoramic sea views from all over this property and better still, you can walk to the beach just a few metres from the doorstep. Stroll into the village for a wide range of shops, pubs, take-aways and restaurants. Wander around the colourful harbour to see the fishing boats and book a boat trip to the Farne Islands to see the grey seals, a range of birds and wildlife, including puffins in the season. Walk or cycle north along the coastal path to visit magnificent Bamburgh Castle, (3 miles) play on the vast sandy beach and browse the shops and restaurants, or south to Beadnell Bay (3.5 miles) for a picnic in the dunes, rock pooling and water sports. Cross the causeway to explore Holy Island and Lindisfarne Castle (19 miles).
Enjoy an unforgettable getaway at this luxurious beachfront home from home, with direct access to the coastal path just steps away. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and birdwatchers, or a romantic break, relax and unwind in the soothing ambiance of the coast, bask in the sun, and stroll along the sand! Tucked away in a quiet street, yet just a short walk from the centre of Knott End where you find a range of shops, including one of Lancashire’s top-rated butchers, and a delightful local pub. Keen golfers can visit Knott End Golf Club and there are many scenic walks along the sea wall including around the Hackensall Hall built in 1656. Nature lovers will be in their element in this quiet part of the world but those who want to explore further afield the Forest of Bowland AONB, the historic town Garstang and city of Lancaster are all within 15 miles.
Nestled in an enviable location with far-reaching sea views overlooking a castle, this absolute gem of a property is the epitome of luxury and indulgence; a haven for an extra special getaway for 12 guests. The small picturesque rural village of Berrynarbor is nestled on the slopes of a beautiful valley, rich in meadowland and wooded cleaves. Why not explore a Victorian Castle full of eclectic treasures and nostalgic displays as well as a theme park and beautifully landscaped gardens at Watermouth Castle 1 mile away. Or visit Damien Hirst’s statue Verity, standing guard at Ilfracombe harbour (3 miles) – a Victorian seaside destination surrounded by dramatic cliff-top scenery. Further afield, discover the fascinating U-shaped Valley of The Rocks (17 miles) a dramatic section of coastline on the northern edge of Exmoor, where you can enjoy fresh sea air, spectacular seascape views and spot wild goats roaming freely along the cliff edges.
This superb cottage dating back to 1880 features dazzling sea views from all of the main rooms. Located in a quiet and attractive part of town, at the end of a no-through road without passing traffic, the accommodation is artfully decorated and arranged over three floors. Close to popular Shanklin, with its pretty thatched cottages, public houses, restaurants, small shops, nearby theatre, and wonderfully sandy beach. Choose to walk to town via the nearby steps that ascend to the cliff top, or via the natural wooded gorge of Shanklin Chine. A short walk along the beach there is a quiet public house serving meals, and further along the promenade is a choice of restaurants overlooking the sea, plus classic seaside entertainments such as crazy golf and slot machines.
A contemporary two-bedroom apartment boasting wonderful sea views, offering direct access to a footpath, from the development’s communal gardens, leading down to Sandown Beach and Esplanade.
Situated in an enviable elevated position on these beautiful Isle of Wight cliff tops, this stylish apartment boasts breathtaking views across Sandown Bay and beyond. Enjoy a stroll down to the Esplanade, through the developments private gated access leading onto Ferncliff footpath. You will find a wonderful selection of cafes, bars and restaurants to choose from. For the more energetic there are many activities for you, from a leisurely kayak or fun-filled aqua bike at Sandown Beach to relishing in a round of golf at the nearby golf club. The children will be in their element on a day out at the nearby Wildheart animal sanctuary spotting the Lions, Tigers and Monkeys.
This bright and airy cottage is situated in Bonchurch, a small seaside hamlet with a pebble beach which is sometimes sandy at low tide. It boasts wonderful sea views and stands adjacent to the pedestrian-only promenade. The village centre is a short walk away where you’ll find a large pond with plenty of wildlife, an 11th-century church, beautiful stone buildings and sub-tropical plants. Bonchurch has a peaceful air which is perhaps why it was popular with writers and poets in Victorian times. Explore along the promenade, which leads you through Wheelers Bay to the small seaside of resort of Ventnor with miles of beach, cafés, restaurants and various small shops. The coastal path eastwards from Bonchurch provides a delightful walk through the rural hamlet of Luccombe to the larger seaside resort of Shanklin – a great route for a walking day trip.
Set in a beautiful spot in South Kessock, this fantastic property is just a couple of miles from the bustling city of Inverness which can be reached by car, bus or on foot. Inverness is home to a historic castle and beautiful Botanic Gardens, and has a great range of independent shops, restaurants and pubs to sample. Venues in the city include Eden Court Theatre, the Ironworks, and a cinema, with a range of festivals taking place throughout the year. Exploring the area further, you can visit the famous Loch Ness (10 miles), Culloden Battlefield (8 miles) and Clava Cairns (9 miles). For a day by the seaside, head to the popular Victorian resort of Nairn (17 miles).
Located in the stunning Rhoscolyn, Plas Esgob is only a short stroll from Borthwen Beach through the property’s grounds. This hideaway offers the ideal fusion of rustic charm and superbly crafted furnishings, making it the ideal choice for people who long for the untamed attraction of nature and seek shelter in isolated surroundings. Your perfect haven is surrounded by winding paths that weave through dense patches of wildflowers. Seize the chance to observe seals; the expansive picture windows and outdoor spaces might provide an ideal vantage position. Discover the beautiful coastal walks that encircle Rhoscolyn, which provide amazing views of the Irish Sea and the rocky shoreline. See St. Gwenfaen’s Well (1.4 miles), a peaceful and historic location with connections to Welsh history.
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.
The Moray coast is renowned for being among Scotland’s driest and sunniest regions and Nairn has succeeded in becoming a top seaside resort in Scotland. It has two beaches, excellent ice cream, a kid-friendly splash area, crazy golf, two golf courses, fish and chips, an amazing array of additional dining and drinking options and all the water-based fun you could ask for. Situated on a traffic-free promenade, the town centre is just 10 minutes’ walk from Fairways, a three-bedroom vacation house that welcomes dogs. This lively seaside town is perfect for exploring.
You won’t have to travel far to find more activities if these golf courses and beaches aren’t enough to keep you busy. The “secret beach” of Whiteness is located farther west, and the charming beaches of Burghead, Roseisle, and Lossiemouth—each with its own distinct personality—can be reached by traveling east on the coastal road. An idea for a day trip would be to take a bike ride through Culbin Forest and then make arrangements to take the water taxi to Findhorn.
Viridian is the ideal retreat for your family’s Cornwall vacation, with views of the golden sands of Carbis Bay beach and the azure sea. This ground floor flat is just a short stroll from the lively fishing village of St Ives and has spectacular views across St Ives Bay towards Godrevy Lighthouse. Would you like to visit more places in Cornwall? There is parking available on site, so why not travel far and create lifelong memories?
You may quickly hop on the adjacent picturesque railway to make a stop in St Ives or travel to Land’s End, St Michael’s Mount, or The Eden Project for a day excursion.
With expansive views of Mount’s Bay and the ocean, this opulent beachfront home is perfect for a large gathering of friends or family. Situated in a highly sought-after area, this detached home is set prominently on a hillside only a short distance from the South West Coast Path, providing access to a lovely woodland walk at the Penrose Estate.
A vibrant port town all year round, Porthleven boasts a multitude of waterfront local restaurants that provide a wide variety of delectable dishes. You may go kayaking in the harbour, go crabbing off the slipway, or enjoy family-friendly beach sports like bodyboarding and rock pooling. The stunning Kynance Cove on the Lizard Peninsula (14.5 miles) and the historic St. Michael’s Mount in Marazion (8 miles) entice tourists looking for more exploration with their emerald waters and unique rock formations.
This holiday property is a charming, split-level apartment located on the outskirts of Fowey, with amazing views of the sea and the estuary. With only two beds, this romantic hideout is ideal for couples wishing to take advantage of the town’s attractions as well as Cornwall’s southeast coast. From here, explore Fowey’s galleries, boutiques, and stores while selecting from a great selection of eateries, cafes, and pubs. Take the ferry over the river to Polruan, a quaint town with winding alleyways where you can explore. Stroll 0.5 kilometres to the beach at Readymoney Cove with a lunch. Spend some time exploring the six-mile-distance Eden Project, which features enormous biomes that house global gardens, during your stay.
Approaching the entrance door of this vacation house from the back, cross a covered area, and proceed a short distance. The super-king-size bedroom is on the lowest floor of the flat; let yourself in. The beds in this accommodation are zip-and-link beds, which can be split into two singles if it is agreed upon before booking. From this bedroom, wake up to views across the river. This floor also houses the bathroom and a separate WC. Ascend to the next floor to the open-plan lounge/kitchen/dining area where you may unwind with your favourite music on the Bluetooth speaker or watch a movie on the Smart TV. When you decide to stay in, head over to the kitchen area to whip up a romantic dinner for two or a fresh cup of coffee in the machine. On warm evenings, open the French doors here to let the sea wind enter.
Enjoy a meal outside on the balcony at the bistro table while admiring the breathtaking views. Observe the boats as they come and go and cast your eyes over to Polruan.
A chance for smaller parties to take use of this magnificent Grade II listed villa in serene Tenby during the off-peak times. You may use three of the five luxurious bedrooms in addition to all the wonderful amenities the property has to offer, making it the perfect seaside getaway for families, friends, and couples. Chart House is located on a peaceful cobblestone street in the lovely seaside town of Tenby, just 80 yards from an award-winning sandy beach that was named Sunday Times Beach of the Year in 2019. It only takes a short stroll to the beaches and town centre with all of its services.
Rural Retreats is happy to host The Link at Cromer Lighthouse in collaboration with Trinity House. Although the current lighthouse, a white octagonal tower, was constructed in 1833 and put into automatic operation in 1990, the original Cromer Lighthouse dates back to 1680.
One of two semi-detached cottages at the lighthouse, The Link boasts breathtaking sea views and is located just a mile away from the ancient North Norfolk town of Cromer. You may browse stores, pubs, and taste the local seafood, especially the delicious Cromer crab sandwiches, by taking a ten-minute walk down the beach or the coastal path into Cromer. Family vacationers love Cromer, which boasts a long sandy beach and brightly coloured beach huts. Along with housing an open-air RNLI lifeboat station, the pier also has a theatre and cafe. Try your hand at catching your own Cromer crab from the pier by renting buckets and dipping nets there! There is a great waterfront
We are happy to offer Warden at Bull Point Lighthouse, North Devon, in collaboration with Trinity House.
Bull Point Lighthouse has been directing ships to safely cross this striking promontory since it was first built in 1879. With the assistance of the lighthouse keepers who resided here, 93 incident-free years elapsed before the Principle Keeper detected ground movement in 1972, which led to a partial collapse of the engine and fog station and the fall of 15 metres of cliff face into the sea.
Much of the old equipment was used in the construction of the replacement lighthouse, which is still visible. However, it is now automated and managed remotely from Trinity House’s Planning Centre in Harwich, Essex. Unfortunately for the lighthouse keepers, but fortunately for the rest of us, all four of the cottages have been remodelled with opulent mattresses, linen, and towels, well-appointed kitchens, and cosy sitting areas—all fittings for the 21st-century traveller. Even WiFi has lately made it to the site, despite its isolated location. Naturally, it’s not always as dependable as it is, especially when a storm is approaching!
With its light and airy open-plan layout and romantically positioned hot tub, this gorgeous cedar wood lodge wonderfully blends in with the expansive Cumbrian scenery it is situated within. High Bridge Haven, which has views of the Duddon Estuary, is the ideal location from which to enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the Lake District National Park, which is only ten miles away.
High Bridge Haven is an amazing cedar lodge that was created specifically to be the ideal retreat for two people. It is tucked away in a private setting with breathtaking views of the surrounding Lake District mountains and the Duddon Estuary.
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