Self-catering holiday cottages in England

This charming Grade II listed cottage (c1834) nestles next to the church in the heart of Askrigg, enjoying stunning views across Wensleydale, whilst being only 2 minutes walk from the shops, restaurants, pubs and village amenities. The cottage is restored to a high standard but retains its original beamed ceilings, plank doors, stone shelves and fabulous inglenook fireplace with a multifuel stove. There is a completely private and secluded walled garden at the rear of the cottage.Co-ordinating fabrics are used throughout the cottage to enhance its very special atmosphere. Askrigg nestles beneath the stunning fells of Ellerkin and Askrigg Common towards the top of Wensleydale. Its two and three storey stone houses and cottages line the main street, with the 15th century par.... click icon to read more.

Forest Field has recently been designed and built to provide self catering holiday accommodation for two people. The cottage is situated within unspoilt, peaceful Lakeland countryside of the Rusland Valley which is located in the South of the Lake District.The holiday cottage makes the perfect place from which to explore the many attractions of the Lake District. For those who enjoy walking, there are miles of footpaths and ancient tracks  to explore or you can take a leisurely drive through beautiful countryside along the quiet lanes.  Alternatively you can simply relax in the pretty wild gardens or take a picnic down to the summerhouse and look across the pond.Within easy reach are popular attractions such as Grize.... click icon to read more.

Situated in a beautiful rural location but within easy reach of all amenities Pooh Hall is the perfect place to stay whilst you enjoy all the wonderful things that Shropshire has to offer. The owners, Sue and Peter Murray, found this gem in 2004 and were absolutely bowled over by the house itself and the glorious views.If you decide to venture further afield there is plenty to see and do, the Long Mynd and Mortimer Forest for walkers, Ludlow and Shrewsbury for architecture and shopping, the World Heritage site of Ironbridge and several National Trust properties nearby. Poo Hall is home to three lovely holiday cottages for adults only and the cottages are non smoking. Dogs are welcome by arrangement in The Bothy and The Gatehouse. A range of meals are offered and dis.... click icon to read more.

The Old Coach House stands in the sleepy grounds of Doverhay Place, a rambling Edwardian mansion built by one Captain Perkins. It was originally holiday home of the wealthy Salaman family chosen for its proximity to the stunning open moorland and the sea.A pleasant walk to Porlock village and beach, the three apartments (Little Court being one) back onto a sunny courtyard planted with scented mimosa, eucalyptus and wisteria. Each faces onto a leafy garden area with wooden tables and chairs. Each has been planned and converted with a great deal of TLC by the owner, Tricia (frustrated interior designer) and Mike Newell (retired builder and avid gardener) rarely seen without paintbrush or garden trowel in hand. The Area: Exmoor National Park is the onl.... click icon to read more.

The Old Coach House stands in the sleepy grounds of Doverhay Place, a rambling Edwardian mansion built by one Captain Perkins. It was originally holiday home of the wealthy Salaman family chosen for its proximity to the stunning open moorland and the sea.A pleasant walk to Porlock village and beach, the three apartments (The Hayloft being one) back onto a sunny courtyard planted with scented mimosa, eucalyptus and wisteria. Each faces onto a leafy garden area with wooden tables and chairs. Each has been planned and converted with a great deal of TLC by the owner, Tricia (frustrated interior designer) and Mike Newell (retired builder and avid gardener) rarely seen without paintbrush or garden trowel in hand. The Area: Exmoor National Park is the only.... click icon to read more.

The Old Coach House is home to four self catering holiday apartments and stands in the grounds of Doverhay Place, a rambling Edwardian mansion. Originally it was the holiday home of the wealthy Salaman family and was chosen for its proximity to the sea and stunning open moorland.The four apartments (Groomscott being one) back onto a sunny courtyard planted with scented mimosa, eucalyptus and wisteria and each faces onto a garden area with tables and chairs to relax on.  They have all been planned with considerable thought and TLC by the owners, Tricia (interior designer) and Mike Newell (retired builder and avid gardener). The Area: Exmoor National Park is ideal for walkers and combines wild landscapes with stunning seascapes. Expect to see Sparrow .... click icon to read more.

The Old Coach House stands in the sleepy grounds of Doverhay Place, a rambling Edwardian mansion built by one Captain Perkins. It was originally holiday home of the wealthy Salaman family chosen for its proximity to the stunning open moorland and the sea.A pleasant walk to Porlock village and beach, the three apartments (The Stables being one) back onto a sunny courtyard planted with scented mimosa, eucalyptus and wisteria. Each faces onto a leafy garden area with wooden tables and chairs. Each has been planned and converted with a great deal of TLC by the owner, Tricia (frustrated interior designer) and Mike Newell (retired builder and avid gardener) rarely seen without paintbrush or garden trowel in hand. The Area: Exmoor National Park is the only.... click icon to read more.

Situated in a beautiful rural location but within easy reach of all amenities Pooh Hall is the perfect place to stay whilst you enjoy all the wonderful things that Shropshire has to offer. The owners, Sue and Peter Murray, found this gem in 2004 and were absolutely bowled over by the house itself and the glorious views.If you decide to venture further afield there is plenty to see and do, the Long Mynd and Mortimer Forest for walkers, Ludlow and Shrewsbury for architecture and shopping, the World Heritage site of Ironbridge and several National Trust properties nearby. Poo Hall is home to three lovely holiday cottages for adults only and the cottages are non smoking. Dogs are welcome by arrangement in both The Gatehouse and The Bothy. A range of meals are offered an.... click icon to read more.

Situated in a beautiful rural location but within easy reach of all amenities Pooh Hall is the perfect place to stay whilst you enjoy all the wonderful things that Shropshire has to offer. The owners, Sue and Peter Murray, found this gem in 2004 and were absolutely bowled over by the house itself and the glorious views.If you decide to venture further afield there is plenty to see and do, the Long Mynd and Mortimer Forest for walkers, Ludlow and Shrewsbury for architecture and shopping, the World Heritage site of Ironbridge and several National Trust properties nearby. Poo Hall is home to three lovely holiday cottages for adults only and the cottages are non smoking. Dogs are not allowed in this cottage but are welcome by arrangement in both the owners other cottages, The .... click icon to read more.

New Pallyards is a small farm of 65 acres set in the idyllic countryside of the North East of Cumbria. The accommodation comprises a converted farmhouse and self catering cottages. The large woodland beside the farm has a number of individual walks and is very popular with our regular visitors. The following local activities can also be found close by: Golf Courses Swimming Pool Fishing Horse Riding (usually available on the Farm)If you would like a rest from cooking, wonderful home cooked meals are available for Self Catering guests. New Pallyards also has a residential license to serve alcholic beverage on the premises.New Pallyards is located in the heart of the countryside yet less than twenty minutes drive from junction 44 .... click icon to read more.

Special cottages for two are always sought after, and School Cottage is no exception. It is delightfully situated in Newbiggin-in-Bishopdale, and was at one time the village school with its tall stone mullioned windows upstairs. These fill the cottage with light, and ensure that you can make the most of the fabulous views over open countryside to both the front and back of the cottage. This is a cosy, romantic retreat with a sense of luxury in a beautiful location.Bishopdale is the largest of Wensleydale's tributary valleys, presided over where it joins Wensleydale by the massive ruins of Bolton Castle, built in 1379, and now open to the public.Bishopdale is probably one of the greenest valleys, and is a mile wide at its lower end and narrowing towards its head at Kidstones Pass, six.... click icon to read more.

Buskey Cottage is situated in Ugglebarnby, just three miles away from the popular Yorkshire coastal resort of Whitby. The cottage is the perfect base for couples who want to explore this beautiful part of the country and the many attractions and places of interest it has to offer. Whitby with its 'old world charm', is just a short drive away and offers a huge sandy beach, ruins of St Hilda's Abbey, pubs, restaurants, museums, art galleries, shops and other attractions.  It is a maze of little narrow streets and alleyways that wind their way down to the busy quayside where you can watch the fishermen bring in their days catch.The picturesque Esk Valley villages of Goathland (made famous by the popular ITV series, Heartbeat) and Grosmont can also be found ne.... click icon to read more.

Farthing Cottage is a very pretty traditional Cotswolds cottage which is available for both long and short breaks (out of high season). It is perfectly situated in a quiet back water of the popular historic Cotswolds market town of Stow-on-the-Wold, yet only a two minute stroll to the market square with its excellent selection of restaurants, gastro-pubs, delicatessens, art galleries and interesting little shops. Being over 200 years old, the cottage has a wealth of character with beams, the original Cotswolds stone floor, stone walls and a lovely open fireplace - perfect for snuggling up in front of while you watch the flames flicker on those more chilly nights!  This is complemented by lovely furnishings, traditional fabrics, antique pine furniture, a romantic hand ca.... click icon to read more.

Ratty's retreat offers delightful self catering accommodation in the midst of the Cotswolds.Ideally suited for just two people, the property is a charming barn conversion, built in beautiful Cotswolds stone. It is on two floors, the upper galleried floor being reached via a spiral staircase. It sits in communal grounds giving access to the lovely brook and has its own private patio area.Blockley, sometimes known as 'the secret village in the Cotswolds' is a hillside village glowing with the characteristic honey colour of local stone built houses. It is situated midway between the market towns of Moreton-in-Marsh and Chipping Campden, once the centre of the wool trade. The village has an attractive medieval parish church, a general store/post office, two village inns, a deligh.... click icon to read more.

Elms Farm is home to a self catering holiday cottage and a self catering lodge within some of the finest English countryside.  Both the cottage and the lodge provide a relaxing retreat and an ideal base for touring around the unspoilt villages, enjoying the picturesque scenery and sampling the good selection of traditional English pubs.The peaceful setting provides the perfect spot for sitting back with a glass of wine in the garden as the sun sets across the fields. It is a great location for those who enjoy walking and a great place for dogs with large gardens and easy access onto footpaths and fields which surround the farm.Fleckney is the nearest village and is just a mile away from Elms Farm. It offers a number of amenities including a chemist, post o.... click icon to read more.