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On the edge of Dittisham, in a fabulous position high on a hill, is this lovely modern house.

With amazing views over the beautiful Dart estuary and elegant décor, it is relaxing and magnificent accommodation for older families and groups of friends.

Steps lead down to the front door and your smart sitting room where your eye will be drawn to the windows which form the front wall of the house, letting in lots of light and views of the river, and which you can open to the patio to bring the outside in.

On cooler days, gather around the lovely cosy wood burning stove or cook together in the sleek kitchen with its traditional Aga, preparing meals to enjoy in the dining area with its big table.

Up a step from the kitchen is a useful ground floor twin bedroom, and you will find the other three bedrooms upstairs, all en suite and with fantastic views of the Dart estuary.

One of the doubles opens to a balcony where you can step out in your pyjamas for early morning vistas.

The vast patio along the width of the house is almost another outdoor room in itself, with its table and chairs for alfresco meals and leisurely sundowners looking over the water.

A steep path winds down through the garden, a fun place to explore with its garden room where you can sit and prepare drinks and nibbles in the little kitchen area and two ponds with lily pads.

From the bottom of the garden, head through the gate which takes you to the heart of the village with its two friendly pubs, shop and jetty where you can catch crabs and board the pedestrian ferry to Greenway where Agatha Christie once lived and which is now managed by the National Trust.
This is boating country, where you can hire vessels, moor dinghies and join the sailing school for some tuition.Blackpool Sands is a stunning beach, a curve of turquoise water and golden sand.

Dartmouth is an old and fashionable town where shopaholics will love the boutiques and galleries, or you can play golf at the Country Club.
With beautiful scenery and lots to enjoy in the area, Dove Cottage is an outstanding holiday home for a Devon break.

3 Overcliff is a gorgeous family-friendly property in the charming fishing community of Port Isaac that offers unobstructed, spectacular views of the ocean. It has been exquisitely decorated throughout and offers sleeping quarters for six people, making it the perfect Cornish retreat.

The sleek and modern kitchen greets you as soon as you enter the property. It is completely furnished with an electric oven and hob, microwave, refrigerator and freezer, coffee maker, dishwasher, and a washing and dryer for your convenience. There is space at the dining table for six people to sit and eat. The cosy sitting area, which is next to the kitchen, is equipped with two cosy couches and an armchair. With floor-to-ceiling windows and a charming open fire, you can comfortably take in the breathtaking sea views. A useful bathroom room with a walk-in shower, washbasin, toilet, and the extra comfort of underfloor heating completes the ground floor.

There are three exquisitely furnished bedrooms in the property. Enjoy the luxury of a king-size bed in bedroom one as you begin your day with breathtaking views of the sea. While the third bedroom has twin single beds and more lovely views, the second bedroom has twin single beds that may be made into a super-king bed upon request. A bathtub with an overhead shower, a washbasin and a toilet are all included in the spacious family bathroom.

A beautiful garden awaits you outside, complete with a decked area that offers cosy outdoor seating options and a barbeque. You can enjoy delicious outdoor meals or just unwind and take in the beautiful surroundings.

It’s a short stroll to the famous Port Isaac harbour. Along with a cooperative grocery store, the little passageways are lined with independent stores, cafes, and eateries. Enjoy local lobster and a glass of wine in the charming patio of “Fresh from the Sea,” which is located at the top of the hamlet. 3 If you want to explore the north Cornish coastline, 3 Overcliff is the ideal starting point.

Located at the end of a long tree-lined drive, this peaceful refuge is perched on the edge of a small cluster of buildings. From your front door, you can easily access the breathtaking views of the old woodland and open parkland.

The Garden House is a distinctive open-plan area that has been elegantly decorated with a blend of modern and classic furnishings. A huge table, a bar area, two cosy sofas and a Smart TV are all part of the double-height living space. With a functional fireplace and French doors leading to the garden, the sleeping area is incredibly comfortable. With chairs outside and a fire bowl and barbecue for enjoyment, the area is private. There is a beautiful view of the parkland and lots of amazing plants.

There is underfloor heating throughout, a large shower in the bathroom, and a kitchen that is fully furnished with cutlery, utensils, crockery, a microwave, an oven and a hob.

Despite the fact that Lincolnshire is thought to be flat, there are stunning low hills and expansive valleys all around. All your essential requirements may be met in the surrounding town of Grantham, which is around 4 miles away. For a more romantic day out, there is the lovely city of Lincoln and the nearby mediaeval market towns of Oakham and Stamford.

Explore the Garden of Surprises at Burghley House or take in all that Belvoir Castle has to offer. The UK’s largest reservoir, Rutland Water, is a great destination for avid cyclists and walkers.

Built in the 1500s, St Michael’s property is a particularly distinctive boutique self-catering property in Wells-next-the-Sea. This hideaway is ideal for anyone seeking a truly special spot in an excellent town that is close to the beach and services, with a stunning lookout tower that offers breathtaking views of the port and the coast for as far as the eye can reach.

St. Michael’s Cottage is a four-story former merchant’s home constructed of flint and brick in the 16th century. Rich in character, it features an observation tower on the fourth story at the top of the house, offering stunning views of the harbour, the marshes, East Fleet Creek, and the ocean beyond. This location is ideal for daytime viewing of the breathtaking coastline and is as amazing for nighttime stargazing, especially with the telescope and binoculars provided. This beautiful cottage decorated in a neutral palette is set on a no through road right in the heart of Wells-next-the-Sea, on one of the narrow lanes that leads down to the quay, and comes with off street parking for one car and its own sunny south-facing courtyard garden, with a barbecue seating area.

Inside this charming cottage, you’ll find a sitting room with a wood-burning stove, four luxurious bedrooms, two bathrooms, a shower room and two steep Norfolk winder stairs on either side of the house. There is a television room on the third floor that may also be used as a fifth bedroom. By using the couch bed, the space can accommodate 11 people, though this is only advised for children.The bottom floor’s communal kitchen/dining area offers a chance to savour delicious food and chat while remembering the day’s activities. Built into the converted sail loft, the master bedroom is exquisite and offers a true sense of the house’s history with its exposed brickwork walls and gorgeous heavily-beamed ceiling. Now tastefully renovated, St Michael’s Cottage is a distinctive, eccentric vacation rental with lots of personality that offers easygoing yet fashionable living. It is perfect for a quick getaway or an extended stay and can accommodate both families and friends.

St Michael’s Cottage is one of Wells’ oldest buildings and as such there are uneven floor levels and steps both within and outside the property. The staircases inside the property are enclosed, steep, curved and narrow Norfolk winder stairs. We would advise that the house would not be suitable for those less mobile. This cottage is very enchanting, and those who stay will adore the unique character that it comes with.

Foxtail Cottage, part of a picturesque terraced series of cottages with exceptional rear views over a deer park and rolling Cotswold countryside, was originally constructed for the workers of the numerous silk mills functioning in the hamlet in the middle of the 19th century.

An large, dual-purpose sitting and dining area with a Cotswold stone inglenook fireplace, oak flooring, and elegant furnishings awaits you at the ground level. It’s the ideal spot to unwind in the evening. A delightful surprise awaits you downstairs at the lower ground level, where you’ll find a gorgeous kitchen with Aga and a light-filled garden room that doubles as a second sitting room during the day to enjoy the lovely rear views. Bi-folding doors lead out to the decked area that overlooks the lovely garden. There is a wide sun terrace with sun loungers, a bistro set, a Weber charcoal barbecue, and a chiminea after descending a few steps from the garden. In the park directly behind the sun terrace, you can frequently spot deer, and if you’re lucky, they might even approach the surrounding fence!

Located in the North Cotswolds’ undulating hills between Moreton-in-Marsh (which has direct rail access to London Paddington) and Chipping Campden, Blockley is a charming golden stone village with lots of walking opportunities across the surrounding countryside. The BBC mystery thriller “Father Brown” is set amid Blockley’s stunning church, churchyard, and vicarage. A renovated water mill along the creek, a fantastic community-run café, a well-stocked store, and two pubs are just a short stroll from the village’s many other ancient structures. Broadway, Bourton-on-the-Water, and Stow-on-the-Wold are also close by.

Kites Holt offers guests unique accommodations with a high level of luxury and comfort while showcasing light and space while retaining much of its original character and some odd elements. The ideal location for a cosy rural getaway is this classic thatched cottage in a pristine village. With original flooring, exposed beams and an open fireplace, Kites Holt offers you the best of both traditional and modern design. It also features contemporary amenities like underfloor heating in the bathroom and an opulent super-king size bed with a Devon wool duvet that can be made into twin singles if necessary. The cosy bedroom also has triple aspect picture windows, a walk-in wardrobe in the “Narnia” design, and more exposed beams. The ground floor’s lovely bathroom features a lavish roll-top slipper bath and a double wet room-style walk-in shower.

Outside, visitors can take use of the private, completely enclosed courtyard garden that faces southwest and is furnished with fragrant plants, garden furniture, and beautiful views of the town church and surrounding landscape.

The charming little community of Stockland is tucked away in the Blackdown Hills, which were named an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in 1991. Numerous country walks through the countryside and woodland are conveniently located near your home. The Kings Arms, a friendly tavern in the village, serves a wide variety of wines and regional ales. Because it is so popular, it is best to make a reservation if you plan to eat out!

Wesleyan chapel, a magnificent converted church with a carefully considered and well-curated plan that highlights the exceptional unobstructed views of the surrounding Yorkshire Dales, was constructed in 1884 with many Gothic Revival architectural elements. The recent renovation has made sure that many of these traditional features now merge perfectly with all the modern comforts you would expect in a truly lovely rural hideaway, thanks to the property’s ideal location on the Bolton Abbey Estate.

The spacious open-plan living space with classic vaulted ceilings that evoke an atmosphere of old-world charm and warmth is accessible from the lovely white wooden entrance. Separating the cosy living area from the contemporary fully equipped kitchen and dining area with a big island and antique church pews, the room’s focal point is the dual aspect wood burning fireplace and open chimney breast.

Wesleyan Chapel has four spacious bedrooms (two double four poster beds and a super-king that may be made into twin beds upon request) that can accommodate up to eight people. The bedrooms are located down a stone staircase on the lower floor. Every bedroom is furnished with heritage colours and classic designs, and each has its own bathroom. All the bathrooms have cosy underfloor heating.

The patio outside has a seating area that is thoughtfully designed to optimise the enjoyment of the peace and quiet as well as the breathtaking views of Barden Bridge and the Wharfe Valley.

Enjoy a hot tub on the outdoor patio while taking in the pristine views of the Yorkshire Dales and beyond. For the most unforgettable outdoor dining experience, there is also a large seating area and a barbecue. Please be aware that in order to perform necessary water testing, the Bolton Abbey Estates team needs daily access to the hot tub. Every Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., the hot tub will be drained, cleaned, and refilled. There is no need to enter the cottage.

The neighbouring Devonshire Spa is open to Wesleyan Chapel guests for £7.50 per person. Reservations are required for 45-minute timed periods, which are available from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Treatments, prolonged use of the spa’s amenities, and lunch are all included in the spa day experiences that are offered. To make a reservation, please get in touch with Devonshire Spa directly.

Little Star is a lovely romantic cottage for two that is tucked away in the charming village of Ringstead, only two miles from the stunning Old Hunstanton beach. It exudes rustic coastal charm with wooden beams and floorboards and lots of elegant character.

Dogs are welcome, and the famous Gin Trap Inn, which serves delicious meals and sells more than 100 different types of gin, is just a short stroll away. You won’t want to leave!

This lovely terraced cottage made of Norfolk flint is of very good quality and has lots of charm. It offers relaxed living in a lovely village with a well-known bar and village store, and is furnished with statement pieces. Enjoy breathtaking treks with breathtaking views of the coastline from this location, which is near to the Ringstead Downs and Peddars Way. To see the birds and wildlife up close, visit the nearby bird and nature reserves in Snettisham and Titchwell. Regardless of the season, Little Star is the ideal destination for couples seeking a romantic retreat or a restful escape in stunning and motivating surroundings. It is situated in a serene area up a little gravel path.

It is ideal for a summer or winter retreat because it has a large sitting area with a wood-burning stove, a functional yet charmingly painted kitchen with contemporary appliances, and a separate garden room with a dining table and chairs and sliding doors leading to the garden. The huge vaulted and beamed master bedroom, featuring a four-poster bed and lovely views to the front, is accessed upstairs via a steep mediaeval Norfolk winder staircase. You can practically lie in the bathtub and watch the stars as you soak thanks to the skylight in the bathroom, which has a spacious walk-in shower and a freestanding modern bathtub. The cottage has character, yet you will be warm because the windows are double-glazed and has central heating.

The Barn, which dates back to the 19th century, has undergone extensive renovations to create the perfect getaway spot for family or friends, being located at the southernmost tip of the Isle of Wight surrounded by National Trust downland and glorious coastal walks, just a short stroll will take you down to the Lighthouse. During the renovation the roof was lifted to make space for two bedrooms upstairs, decorated in light colours and wood painted floors, both have south facing views over the garden and English Channel beyond. The ground floor is open plan and designed in a contemporary style with a wood burner to relax by with a good book and a glass of wine! The kitchen is well equipped if you feel like cooking or pop round the corner to our local Inn. The Barn is a perfect retreat for couples and families who love the outdoor life in summer and winter, one small dog is welcome.

Butley Priory is unlike any other place in the world. considered “one of the most romantic houses in England” by Vogue. This historic Grade 1 listed structure, which is only 700 years old, has lately undergone exquisite restoration to create an incredibly comfortable space. It is a memorable place to stay because of its Gothic architecture, spacious reception halls with vaulted ceilings, and burning log fireplaces.

The only structures left from the ancient 20-acre estate are the Refectory barn, the Rere-Dorter, and the Priory, which was established in the 12th century as the gatehouse to an Augustinian Priory.

The Great Hall is a stunning venue that can accommodate weddings, birthday celebrations, and supper clubs, or it can be used as a private area for a family vacation or smaller house party. Everyone may find plenty of space here to play board games, check up on their daily Suffolk adventures, or just unwind by the fire. The newly planted lovely Tudor garden, which is a profusion of roses and lavender in the summer, is directly accessible from the French doors. For alfresco lunch and dinner gatherings and barbecues, there are outdoor tables and chairs beneath a shade tree. The Priory is completely isolated and encircled by farms and old woods. The only sounds you will hear are the occasional tractor and the singing of nightingales.

Located on the Weston Park Estate, Pink Cottage is a romantic getaway for two people, tucked away in the heart of Temple Wood. The one-story cottage is the ideal retreat for two people, including a large kitchen, a distinctive sitting area with a wood-burning stove and glass doors leading to the gardens, a comfortable bedroom, and a contemporary bathroom.

Situated in a clearing in the centre of Temple Wood, the cottage is encircled by 1,000 acres of Capability Brown parkland, which is a grand residence, location for events, tourist destination, and opulent retreat all together. You will have to share the estate with a wide range of events that happen in and around the Parkland at specific periods of the year. Additionally, there are times of the year when the Estate has no activities, so please visit to check the calendar; you could even be considering attending one! There is a lot to discover in the Shropshire/Staffordshire region, including the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site and its well-known museums, foodie destination Ludlow and historic Chester all within easy reach.

Indigo Barn was designed with mindfulness and wellbeing at its core, in addition to its amazing interior design and setting. The owner hosts a number of special weekends throughout the year to further highlight these features and highlight the many reasons Norfolk is so unique. Indigo Barn can accommodate everyone, whether it’s setting up a yoga mat on the terrace with a view of the valley, scheduling a private beauty therapist (please enquire before arrival) to utilise the on-site treatment facility to its fullest, or hiring a private chef to prepare meals.

Indigo Barn is situated on the edge of the Stiffkey Valley near Warham, surrounded by the Holkham Estate. From there, you may enjoy sweeping views of the rolling meadow and the chalk ridges that run parallel to the North Norfolk shoreline. With frequent sightings of barn owls, boxing hares, and deer wandering the surrounding fields, the area will be particularly appealing to nature lovers. The sandy beach at Wells-next-the-Sea is just a short drive away.

Indigo Barn has been thoughtfully designed to provide its visitors with a window to the stunning Norfolk landscape in a custom, opulent setting by fusing the modern with the distinctive and the classic. Examples of regional artisan crafts are scattered throughout, adding a tactile, handcrafted authenticity to the experience.

Located in the rolling, pristine countryside at the end of a private drive, The Well House is a romantic, one-of-a-kind, and intimate getaway for two. To provide a unique vacation house, the owners have preserved a lot of the property’s historical features. The glass-topped, 40-foot-deep Well is an intriguing focal point that serves as a dining table with lights, shedding light on the Well’s interior. Along with lots of original exposed brickwork and timbers, there is also a comfortable wood-burning stove in an ancient brick fireplace. Your own outdoor area with garden furniture and a charcoal BBQ is accessible through old, sturdy doors and full-height windows that bring in an abundance of natural light.

Guests can enjoy a pear, apple, and olive tree orchard on the four-acre estate where the cottage is located. The Well House is close to a number of walking routes, such as the well-known Monarch’s Way path, which roughly traces Charles II’s escape route after the Battle of Worcester.

For that extra special occasion, the owners can hire a private chef. Guests can also take advantage of pre-arranged beauty services like back massages and opulent facials using the Tropic skincare line at the on-site Wellness Suite, as well as wellness classes like yoga and breath work (reservations are required).

Drovers Run is a unique open-plan sanctuary with a lovely and well-appointed kitchen and dining space, as well as a warm sitting area that flows straight into the opulent bedroom. The lovely sitting area and bedroom provide a view of the open fields and yard. With its luxurious bedding, exquisite linens, and beautiful pillows and throws, the cosy king-size bed is the ideal place to spend long, leisurely days while sipping coffee in the morning or having a delectable breakfast in bed. In addition to having lovely views of the garden and adjacent fields through the windows and French doors, the skylight over the bed provides the ideal setting for stargazing. You can effortlessly tuck all of your luggage away thanks to the huge built-in storage and there are thoughtful touches throughout.

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.

The ideal home for a vacation with loved ones or friends. Take a seat and relax in the living room and turn on the smart TV or start the wood burner.
Go to the kitchen and use the Smeg range cooker to prepare a delicious meal and to start your down time, take a bottle out of the huge American Fridge Freezer.
Featuring two downstairs King ensuites and one King with additional access to a large WC/wetroom. You have an abundance of options immediately away. One Super King/twin and one King are the two additional ensuite bedrooms accessible via the natural wooden stairway. The third floor room is spacious and has a large en suite bathroom with a roll-top bathtub.
In addition, Rosehaven boasts a private pool that is heated to a comfortable 26 to 28 degrees Celsius and offers breathtaking views of the private garden. Extra towels are provided in the changing areas.
There’s a 12-person table and a gas barbecue in the gazebo area for peaceful outdoor dining.
We don’t charge for our hot tubs; they are free.
Furthermore, the initial firewood (baskets and bunker) that we provide is not extra and is included by the rental fee.

Located on the picturesque 50-acre Pudleston Court estate is the recently constructed, opulent Meadow View, complete with private pool. This home can accommodate up to 6 guests and has been constructed to provide the utmost in guest comforts. There is a ground floor bathroom with a shower and three double bedrooms, each with its own ensuite. The enormous leather sofa, tweed armchairs, wood furniture, and rustic farmhouse flags adorn the open-concept kitchen, dining, and living space. The custom kitchen includes an integrated dishwasher, fridge freezer, washing machine, and Smeg combi microwave/oven and single integrated oven. There is seating for six people outside, a gas barbecue and deck chairs.

Furthermore, the initial firewood (baskets and bunker) that we provide is not extra and is included by the rental fee.

Tucked into the heart of the Peak District, Holborn Cottage is a beautifully characterful 16th century cottage made for slow mornings, long walks and evenings by the fire.

Sleeping up to five guests across two bedrooms, this much loved retreat balances centuries of history with thoughtful modern comfort. Inside, the generous sitting room invites you to settle beside the log burner after a day exploring the dales, while the well equipped kitchen is made for lingering breakfasts and easy suppers around the table. In warmer months, doors open onto a sunny courtyard which is a quiet spot for morning coffee or a glass of wine as the day draws in.

The interiors have been thoughtfully gathered over time. Antique pieces sourced from local auctions and long forgotten attics sit alongside Scandinavian inspired wallpapers, velvet sofas, dreamy beds and a generous rainfall shower. There is a lovely sense of ease here, layered, relaxed and deeply welcoming.

Set in the peaceful farming village of Litton, with its village green, old stocks, traditional pub and community run shop, Holborn Cottage feels wonderfully rooted in its surroundings. From the front door, footpaths lead out through some of the Peak District’s most beautiful limestone valleys, including Tideswell Dale, Litton Mill, Cressbrook Dale, Millers Dale and the Monsal Trail.

Perfectly placed for exploring further afield, Holborn Cottage is just a scenic 20 minute drive from Chatsworth House, the sweeping moorland and dramatic edges of Burbage Edge and Stanage Edge or the much loved village of Castleton with its caves, tors and winding streets.

A cottage for gathering, walking and settling into the rhythm of the countryside, Holborn Cottage is a quietly special base for discovering this beautiful corner of the Peak District.

Situated in the beautiful village of Shilton, this award winning cottage is a perfect Cotswolds Hideaway. Proud recipient of the Visit England 5 star Gold Award, the Visit England Rose Award and also the Gold Green Tourism Award, The Chestnuts has been lovingly restored and refurbished throughout to preserve the traditional whilst being lavished with contemporary luxuries. Stone floors, oak beams and inglenook fireplaces exude old world charm, while stylish furnishings, original art and a kitchen equipped for the keenest chef, make this an ideal base whatever the season.

From your very first step into the cottage you are aware of the perfect blending of old and new. A modern kitchen leads through to the newly added garden room with direct access to the rear garden. The spacious dining area has beautiful exposed Cotswold stone walls and enough seating for eight guests. The main sitting room, with inglenook fireplace, wood burning stove and exposed beams offers a perfect place to retire to of an evening as night draws in. The garden room doubles up as a movie/entertainments room with a Sony 4k television, Bluetooth soundbar, DVD player, library of books and plenty of board games to keep all ages amused.

Each first floor wing of the house is accessed by its own staircase leading to two double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The master bedroom of each wing has a king-size bed and floor to ceiling windows complete with Juliet balcony overlooking the gardens and woodlands.

Outside is a private landscaped garden looking out onto the meadow and the village ford. With plenty of outdoor seating this is the perfect place to enjoy a morning coffee or an early evening drink after a long day exploring the Cotswolds.

The village was used as a location in the popular television drama, Downton Abbey: the Old Forge, beside the ford, became the Red Lion pub and the delightful little 18th century hump-backed bridge also featured. With its attractive ford across ‘The Shill’ brook, a traditional village green, pretty stone cottages and the popular Rose and Crown village pub (just across the road form The Chestnuts), the village of Shilton is a truly wonderful Cotswold experience.

A fabulous contemporary cedar lodge in Ingoldisthorpe, with panoramic countryside and coastal views. The ultimate romantic bolthole for two or a peaceful escape for one. Over the winter months wonder at the sight and haunting sound of skeins of pink footed geese as they fly overhead and watch spellbinding seabird murmurations – all from the comfort of this superb lodge.

Bramble, one of a trio of luxury eco retreats, sits within a wonderful rural landscape with far reaching countryside views. Guests will enjoy the space and luxury of this exceptional holiday property, which offers the bonus of a private dining terrace with its own wood fired hot tub. Constructed in 2020, this two bedroom, detached holiday home boasts a ground source heat pump, underfloor heating, bi-folding doors and a cosy wood burning stove.

Jasmine Cottage is a beautiful 300-year-old Cotswold stone cottage nestled in the quiet, unspoilt village of Windrush. Surrounded by National Trust land, there are numerous walks in the stunning Windrush valley leading to water meadows and idyllic villages. Wildlife and birds are abundant and you will often see foxes, badgers, hares, deer and many beautiful species of birds and wildflowers. It is a perfect cottage to relax by the fire and unwind.

An immaculately presented Grade II listed Georgian house in a superb location right in the heart of the chi-chi village of Burnham Market. With excellent facilities right on the doorstep along with stylish, comfortable accommodation for larger groups, family get-togethers and celebrations, Estcourt House is a hard one to beat.

Sympathetically and tastefully refurbished with great attention to detail, this elegant period property really doesn’t disappoint. The owners have thought of absolutely everything to ensure you have all you need to enjoy a carefree holiday, be it for a short or longer stay – from a warm outside shower, so handy for when you and your dog return from the beach, to a choice of spacious living areas allowing room for everyone to socialise together or find a quiet space of their own.