WOW! This fantastic detached property is perfect place to enjoy a family holiday or indulgent short break away with friends. Situated in a quiet location close to the sea and of all the amenities that Heacham has to offer. This spacious and welcoming provides so many opportunities to have fun. With a hot tub, fantastic outdoor dining area, a games room and children’s play area complete with a furnished Wendy house with mezzanine floor, this property is made for entertaining.
This stunning conversion has been extended to provide a modern open-plan living space with full height glass gable end opening out onto the private tiered patio. Ideal for couples (sorry no children) at any time of year, there is a wood burner for those long winter nights and air conditioning for those balmy summer days.
Set on the slopes of Bredon Hill in a truly idyllic and tranquil location, Field Cottage is a picture-book stone thatched cottage with many period features. Enjoying beautiful views, the chance to spot deer and other varied wildlife, and surrounded by superb walking country, it is situated on the edge of the charming village of Elmley Castle in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Situated within the grounds of the Came House Estate, Park House is a combination of our two handsome houses, The Garden House and The Courtyard House, which together can accommodate up to 19 guests in style.
Dating from the mid 18th century, both properties enjoy the splendour and elegance of Palladian architecture along, with the comforts and luxuries of the modern age, thanks to a sensitive and thoughtful renovation. Perfect for a multi-generational family gathering, both houses have stylish and generous sized rooms, and flexible bedroom accommodation so that all members of the family can be easily accommodated. Each house has its own well-equipped kitchen, beautiful sitting rooms, and plenty of bathrooms and en-suites, making your holiday home ideal for your large party.
This grandiose, spectacularly curated Grade II Listed farmhouse is located in the quintessential Norfolk village of Grimston, surrounded by open rolling fields, the Sandringham Estate and a mere 20-minute drive to the coastline. Retaining original traditional country styling and charm, this hideaway features supremely elegant interiors and is set within expertly maintained expansive grounds boasting a heated outdoor swimming pool.
27 Morfa Mawr is a modern and spacious, elegant Victorian home, set over 4 floors, sleeping up to 6 people. With large living spaces in a kitchen/dining room, separate utility room with WC and large lounge featuring wall-mounted smart TV, woodburner and corner sofa. There are 3 bedrooms that include a smart TV, the master has a super king size bed with en suite and walk-in wardrobe, other bedrooms have a king size bed and a twin bedroom, main bathroom has very spacious walk-in shower and freestanding bath. Rear courtyard/garden has outdoor furniture and desirable south facing location, outside you can relax in front of the open fire place in the evenings.
This rural retreat has been sympathetically finished with an eclectic mix of both old and new, simply perfect for those wanting to explore the Herefordshire countryside and Brecon Beacons National Park
It is set within the heart of a family fruit farm, where cider apples and blackcurrants grow alongside a young thoroughbred racehorse enterprise. Here you can enjoy a walk from your doorstep across acres of farmland including a lake. For a more challenging walk, head further afield to the Black Mountains, Offa’s Dyke Path or even the Malvern Hills. The River Wye meanders close by, where you can hire a canoe locally or even have a paddle board tour at Preston on Wye. Canoe hire is also available from Hay-on-Wye and Glasbury. A trip to the Welsh Border market town of Hay-on-Wye, famous for its many book shops, is highly recommended. The cathedral city of Hereford, food hub of Ludlow, and Wales’ gateway, Abergavenny, are all easily accessible by car.
Situated just 9 miles north is the city of Inverness which offers a variety of great pubs and restaurants lining the River Ness, with walks around the Ness Islands. Other attractions include Inverness Castle, St Andrews Cathedral and Eden Court Theatre. Loch Ness is only (24 miles) to the west with Dores and Loch Ness beaches. Take the opportunity to drive around Loch Ness to Drumnadrochit, go on a Loch Ness boat trip or visit Urquhart Castle. Tomatin Distillery is 12 miles south and the now very famous Clava Cairns (9 miles) and Culloden Battlefield (8 miles) are to the northeast. If a day in the outdoors is what you are looking for, then Aviemore is only 27 miles to the south.
Styled as a traditional Scottish longhouse and located less than 1 mile from Uig, this holiday let has been designed to blend in perfectly with the dramatic landscape. North Skye is best known for incredible landmarks such as the Rha waterfalls, Castle Ewen and the Fairy Glen so there is plenty to explore less than 4 miles away. It is also home to an incredibly diverse range of wildlife, including nesting puffins from late April to July, which you can see by boat.
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.
Take time out for two in this wonderful weatherboard house in the grounds of the owners’ property. Set in a slightly elevated position, the views down over Bewl Water reservoir are simply breathtaking, while inside, the spec of this holiday home is really high-end. It makes for an idyllic bolthole for any couple who want to get away from it all. Bewl Water is at the bottom of the garden, so why not join the 13-mile walking trail around the reservoir spotting flora and fauna as you go? Just 7.5 miles away is Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest which offers miles of trails through the ancient pines. National Trust properties abound in this part of the world too: visit Vita Sackville-West’s famous gardens at Sissinghurst (15 miles); 14th-century moated Bodiam Castle (12 miles); and the Victorian mansion and castle ruins set in parkland at Scotney Castle (8.5 miles). Wadhurst and Ticehurst are two attractive towns around 4 miles away offering local independent craft and vintage stores plus pitstops for refreshment. Charming Royal Tunbridge Wells is 11 miles north, with shopping and sights such as the Georgian colonnaded area of The Pantiles.
Situated in the heart of the village of Tealby on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds which is a designated area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and on the Viking Way. There are footpaths and cycleways in abundance from the village making this a great escape for those wanting to embrace the fresh country air. The village hosts amenities such as a pub, tea rooms and community shop. The market town of Market Rasen is just over three miles away on the River Rase and offers an excellent range of independent shops, a supermarket, eateries, riverside walks, championship golf course and year-round horse racing at the racecourse. Visit historic nearby Lincoln, with its 11th-century castle, magnificent cathedral and a huge array of independent shops and eateries to explore.
This cottage is perfect for couples, families and friends wanting a country cottage retreat, right in the heart of Bakewell with the added benefit of off-road parking and a pretty, enclosed courtyard garden. Walk just 100 metres from the front door and you will reach Bakewell’s many shops, quaint cafes, pubs and restaurants. Bakewell sits on the River Wye, an ideal place to sit and watch the world go by. Chatsworth House and Gardens can be reached in under 5 miles. Famous for its rich history, historic and modern waterworks and sculptures, and its Victorian rock garden and maze, there is something for everyone in the 105-acre garden. Castleton is 13 miles away and hosts the famous Blue John stone, caverns and cave tours. Visit the picturesque Monsal Trail just 3 miles away which offers 8.5 miles of scenic walking and cycling along the former Midland Railway line.
This wonderful property is perfect for families and friends coming together for a special celebration, situated high on a hill looking out over Matlock and the valley beyond, spot the local landmarks during the day and watch the lights twinkle at night. Matlock is a riverside town with an array of shops, cafes, pubs, and antique shops to entertain. In autumn, the Matlock Bath Illuminations with a firework display is a spectacular event just 3 miles away. Within an easy drive, discover the splendid Chatsworth House (10 miles), Haddon Hall (9 miles), and Crich Tramway Village (5 miles). You can also take advantage of the excellent walking routes around the Derwent Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Step into the porch with space to hang coats and store boots and wander through to the kitchen/diner area with a 14-seater table big enough for everyone to come together, and a beautiful kitchen complimented with granite worktops and a central kitchen island with seating. The floor-to-ceiling glass windows that span the length of the lounge provide a stunning backdrop to the downstairs rooms, along with ample comfy seating and a wood burner for cosy evenings. There are two bedrooms on the ground floor, one with an en-suite shower room. You will also find a utility room and further shower room. Take a flight of steps down to the converted cellar with a pool table, Smart TV and nearby seating, with access to the outside. On the first floor, you will find five pretty bedrooms with a further three bathrooms. Kids will love the snug with a Smart TV, comfy seating and pile of board games.
Outside, the garden spans around the property offering a large patio with seating, a lawn area and a hot tub, ideally placed to take in those unforgettable views. There is also a Charcoal BBQ which sits under a BBQ shelter, ideal for sizzling up a feast after a day exploring, please provide your own charcoal.
Escape the hustle and bustle with good company at this hidden holiday home situated down a quiet lane on the edge of the Peak District National Park and surrounded by mature gardens and wildlife, not forgetting the owner’s friendly goats and ducks. The area is a paradise for walkers and cyclists alike with easy access to Manifold Valley, Dovedale and beyond. A great traditional local pub is just half a mile walk and is the perfect place to recharge after a day hiking the hills. Ashbourne, Leek and Hartington are within a 9.5-mile radius and offer a large selection of eateries, cafes, and independent shops to explore. For those seeking thrills, Alton Towers is only 7.5 miles away offering a fun-packed day out. The wonderful family-friendly Peak Wildlife Park is within 2 miles and the Churnet Valley Railway – a steam train through spectacular scenery is within 7 miles.
Peacefully tucked away, this charming 19th century cottage makes a perfect rural retreat that’s full of character. Located on the fringes of the Herefordshire village of Hoarwithy and just 1 mile from the banks of the River Wye and local village inn and shop. Visit the St Catherine Church, a popular filming location nearby (1 mile). A great base for walkers, explore the countryside from the cottage or tackle the Wye Valley Walk that can be joined within 1 mile. For cyclists, there’s a network of country lanes and national cycle routes nearby. Canoe hire is available within the village where you can access the quietest part of the river with trips available to Ross-on-Wye, or venture further to explore the Forest of Dean (19 miles). The area is also steeped in history; visit one of the many castles, Goodrich, White Castle, and Raglan, all within 20 miles, or enjoy a lazy afternoon in one of the vibrant local market towns that include Ross-on-Wye (7 miles) and the City of Hereford (8 miles).
This luxurious property is set in the beautiful wooded gorge of the River Derwent and is surrounded by stunning wooded hills and cliffs. Within walking distance there is an abundance of attractions such as Gulliver’s Kingdom, the Peak District Mining Museum, aquarium and arcades. Visitors can take a ride on the Heights of Abraham cable car and take in the incredible views in style, whilst the more active are catered for with plentiful walking around the Derwent Valley. Matlock Bath also offers a selection of quality pubs, shops and coffee shops.
Matlock Bath lies just a short drive from the historic village of Cromford, famous for its connections with Sir Richard Arkwright and the birthplace of the industrial revolution. The mills and canal are a world heritage site. The splendid Chatsworth House is close by, as well as rock climbing and cycling opportunities at Carsington Water and the High Peak, Monsal and Tissington Cycle Trails.
After heading inside through the stone porch and double doors into the unique detached Georgian Grade ll listed former hotel you’ll be in the entrance hall. With its original parquet flooring and ornate cast iron radiator you’ll get the sense of elegance you would expect from this type of property, which has been wonderfully renovated to retain its original features, but also has a contemporary feel with its designer decor.
Enjoy some competitive fun in the games room/pub including pool table, table tennis, air hockey, piano and 6 speaker karaoke machine with lights. A kitchenette with sink, fridge and dishwasher. Bluetooth/USB/DAB/CD music system. Open fire (first basket of logs provided). A perfect place to party including a large bar with bottle fridge and stylish male and female toilet facilities.
Venture up to the first-floor landing with a cosy seating area, the perfect spot to get some quiet time.
Within the first-floor south wing you will find a lavish impeccable kitchen with two gas range ovens and hobs, three dishwashers, two microwaves, two kettles, two toasters, two washing machines and two American fridge/freezers with fresh ice and filtered water. Bluetooth/USB/DAB/CD music system. The kitchen island is a great social space where everyone can congregate. Opposite the kitchen you can celebrate that special occasion in the impressive dining room (Byron Room) with ample seating for all guests and stunning views of Riber Castle, the limestone cliffs, the River Derwent and down to the village below. The property has had numerous distinguished people cross its threshold, including Lord Byron, who was so moved by his visit to The Temple that he was inspired to etch a poem on the dining room window. Queen Victoria visited when a young princess and signed the same pane. Next to this room is the cosy snug with comfy seating and a Smart TV/DVD. Adjoining the kitchen is the exquisite lounge bar with dishwasher, bottle fridge and under counter sink ideal for the perfect stay. Linking into this room is the stunning main lounge with seating for everyone and with a wall of glass windows providing panoramic views of the cliffs and river below and really give this room the Wow factor! This room has a large Smart TV/DVD and Bluetooth/USB/DAB/CD music system. A wood burning stove provides that cosy feel. (first basket of logs provided)
This room through patio doors leads onto the garden area with 2 hot tubs, trampoline and garden furniture for all guests.
Moving into the north wing you’ll find bedrooms 1-4 with stunning features throughout. Bedrooms 1 and 2 both have king-size zip-and-link beds, bedroom 3 has a super-king-size bed and bedroom 4 is a king-size. All four bedrooms have TVs and luxury en-suite shower rooms with massage jet showers and WC.
Take in the delightful views of the two acres of sandstone walled garden through the original Venetian window as you make your way up the bespoke Georgian staircase to the second floor.
Here you will be met with even more character with impressive ornate radiators and fireplaces. On the landing is a utility room with two commercial tumble dryers and plenty of space to hang your clothes.
To the second-floor north wing you’ll find charming bedrooms 5-9, all with stunning views and oozing character. These consist of bedroom 5 that has a king size bed. Bedroom 6 with a super-king-size size zip-and-link bed, bedroom 7 has a king-size zip-and-link, bedroom 8 has a superking size zip link bed and bedroom 9 has a king-size bed and beautiful original fireplace. All bedrooms have TVs and luxury en-suite bathrooms with shower over bath and WC.
To the second-floor south wing you’ll find bedrooms 10-15, again with fantastic views and original features. Bedroom 10 has a super-king-size zip-and-link bed, this has a luxury en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Bedroom 11 has a king-size bed with luxury en-suite shower room with massage jet shower and WC. Bedroom 12 has a king-size bed and a luxury en-site shower room with massage jet shower and WC. Bedroom 13 is a family room with king-size bed with two additional single beds and luxury en-suite shower room with massage jet shower and WC. Bedroom 14 has a super-king-size zip-and-link bed with two additional single beds and luxury en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Finally, completing the accommodation, bedroom 15 has a king-size zip-and-link bed and luxury en-suite shower room with massage jet shower and WC. All the bedrooms have TVs.
This outstanding property is great for large groups looking for heaps of space and freedom to do their own thing, before exploring the Peak District together.
The front of the historic property is approached through a stone patio, from where you will find a border shrub garden with seating area, superbly located in two acres of hillside with delightful views at all angles. Heading to the main garden spend lazy afternoons relaxing by the two hot tubs and taking in the fantastic views. Perfectly suited to enjoy al fresco dining with the two charcoal BBQ’s on warm summer nights. There are multiple seating areas to choose from so take your pick where you’d like your morning cup of tea. There is off-road parking for up to 20 cars in the car parking area opposite and in the adjoining large car park to the side, there is roadside parking is also available, subject to availability.
Nestled in pretty Beaulieu Village high street where donkeys and ponies have right of way over traffic, adding to the charm, This elegant 17th century cottage is ideally located for your next break to The New Forest. There are plenty of amenities on the doorstep from local shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants as well as a wealth of walking routes to discover. You can also easily reach the beaches of the Solent within a forty minute drive if you fancy a day out at the seaside.
A traditional cottage, with a stone facade and immaculate, contemporary interior, perfect for the colourful outlets and restaurants of Windermere, as well as the magnificent lake.
Head off to this handsome, three-storey Lake District home, set on the outskirts of the vibrant town of Windermere, approximately 1 mile from the shores of the lake. Up to four guests are welcome to stay at the two-bedroom holiday property, which has been beautifully finished and makes a great base for exploring the south-eastern Lakes. Enjoy pottering in the town or walk 1 mile into Bowness for more shops and restaurants; to go to the cinema or to take part in water sports. Hire a boat or book a cruise out on Lake Windermere. Visit lively Ambleside, 5 miles away, and historic Kendal, 9 miles away. Enjoy heading out on walks from home and soaking up the spectacular scenery.
A luxurious, grand house set in its own grounds with views over the stunning Lake Windermere and your own private hot tub – you’ll never want to leave.
Ideally located for experiencing the Southern Lake District, this luxury home is right on the edge of the popular Windermere and a short drive to Bowness and Ambleside. For those looking to explore the area on foot or two wheels, you are surrounded by beautiful Lakeland countryside. Head to Lake Windermere for fun days out, with a range of water sports to enjoy on the lake or hire your own boat. There are plenty of eateries and pubs in any direction, so you’ll be spoilt for choice for a family meal out.
With its picture-perfect backdrop where the River Aln meets the coast, Alnmouth is one of Northumberland’s coastal gems. The property is in the heart of the village, just moments from the peaceful estuary – where colourful boats bob on the water – and the golden, sandy beach. In addition to vibrant pubs and cosy bistros, Alnmouth is home to an idyllic, nine-hole golf course (one of England’s oldest), whilst just upriver in nearby Alnwick, history aficionados and Harry Potter fans will love the magnificent castle. South of Alnmouth is Warkworth with its medieval castle, and the fishing village of Amble, departure point for unforgettable boat trips to view the birds (think terns, puffins and kittiwakes) and seals on Coquet Island.
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).
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