Tall Ships is a stylish coastal holiday cottage in Charlestown, just moments from the historic UNESCO harbour, sleeping six guests. This elegant self-catering accommodation is set within one of Cornwall's most recognisable Georgian ports, with beautifully presented interiors and thoughtfully arranged living spaces across multiple levels. With three comfortable bedrooms, modern bathrooms and easy access to beaches, coastal paths and village amenities, this holiday rental in Charlestown offers a well-located base for exploring the south Cornish coast, including Mevagissey, Fowey and St Austell Bay, with your family and friends.
Parc Drae Holiday Bungalow is a comfortable single-storey holiday cottage in the Cornish village of Stithians, offering well-presented self-catering accommodation for two. This quiet, self-contained holiday rental includes a spacious open-plan living area, a well-equipped kitchen, a double bedroom, a shower room, and off-road parking. Village amenities are within walking distance, including the Seven Stars village pub and shop, with Stithians Lake close by for walks and watersports. Centrally located, this holiday cottage in Cornwall provides easy access to Truro, Falmouth, and both the north and south coasts.
Teddy’s Retreat is a dog-friendly, two-bedroom (4 person) rural cottage in West Beckham, North Norfolk, offering a peaceful base close to the region’s renowned coastline. The property combines rustic charm—such as wooden floors and an open fire—with modern comfort and thoughtful accommodation for guests with dogs. Located within walking distance of a village pub and Sheringham Park, the cottage provides convenient access to key attractions including some of Norfolk’s best beaches, Nature Reserves and quirky towns of Holt, Blakeney and Wells-next-the-Sea. Guests can relax indoors with Sky TV, WiFi, and a cosy fire, or enjoy the mature, enclosed south-facing garden with dining areas and a BBQ. Additional amenities include front and rear seating spaces and an on-site games room. Overall, Teddy’s Retreat offers a tranquil, well-equipped setting for exploring both the countryside and coastline of North Norfolk.
Stepping Stones is an eco-friendly chalet in Uppermill, sleeping six across two bedrooms plus a sofa bed, perched in woodland overlooking the canal and the River Tame. This self-catering accommodation features open-plan living with a wood burner, private decking, and a shared BBQ area with a chiminea. The seeded roof blends into the natural surroundings, while large sliding doors create a treetop living feel. Walk two minutes to Uppermill's vibrant high street with artisan eateries and independent shops, or stroll to Dovestone Reservoir. This holiday cottage near the Peak District suits families looking for countryside comfort, with Saddleworth villages and Manchester within easy reach.
Cosy, contemporary retreat near Ashford, Kent. Water Farm Granary offers a welcoming and stylish stay on the edge of Smeeth village. Complete with a private terrace and fast Wi-Fi throughout, plus access to a tennis court in beautiful gardens. Surrounded by peaceful rolling fields yet close to local pubs, shops, and Ashford’s attractions, it’s the perfect place to relax, work, or explore. Ideal for guests attending weddings at nearby popular venues, with easy access to the M20 and Eurotunnel.
Under the stars in a Dark Sky Area looking out onto the forest, the Shepherd's Hut has a really comfortable king sized bed, full kitchen, bathroom and wood burning stove. The setting is peaceful and tranquil and provides the perfect base to explore the surrounding stunning Scottish landscape. The garden is private and fully enclosed and there are endless trails nearby.
Comfortable, well-equipped end of terrace house, solidly built in 1895 in a great location for the bakery, pubs, cafés, take-aways, Co-op and Premier supermarkets, train station, gift shops, ice-cream parlour, pharmacy and GP surgery; easy walk to fabulous beach with miles to walk north past the harbour and golf course, or south past a waterfall and colonies of seals.
Peaceful Self-Catering Holiday House near the sand dunes and Beaches of Saunton and Croyde on the outskirts of Braunton, North Devon. We are within the buffer zone of the Braunton Unesco Bioshpere Sand Dune Nature reserve and next to two sites of special scientific interest for their rare habitats. It feels like you are in the middle of nowhere, but only a mile, 20 minutes walk, to Braunton centre and 2 miles to Saunton Golf Club & Saunton Sands Hotel, Saunton Beach and 3.5 miles to Croyde Beach. There are some wonderful walks and cycle rides from the door. You can also cycle along the back lanes and fields to The Tarka Trail, Saunton Golf Club, Sandy Lane Car Park, and Crow point. A new house, close by the lodges. A private setting with own patio and secure lock up to store bikes and boards. Lively art decorates the walls with lots of ski mountain paintings as well as Pete’s sunset and ocean paintings. It’s slightly larger than the Lodges and set in its own private gar
Escape to Weavers Rest – a stylish hideaway blending boutique luxury with Skipton’s historic charm.... Just a short stroll from the medieval Skipton Castle, canal walks and vibrant town centre with its market, shops and many excellent pubs and restaurants.... This beautifully renovated apartment offers a super-king bedroom (or 2 singles) sleeping two guests, luxurious bathroom, stylish combined lounge/kitchen area, private parking (a rare find in Skipton) and a courtyard garden.... Explore the stunning Yorkshire Dales on your doorstep, with Grassington, Kettlewell, Kilnsey Crag, Malham Cove and Gordale Scar just a short drive away. Or enjoy easy day trips to Harrogate, Ilkley, Bolton Abbey, Hawes and Settle – the perfect base for adventure and indulgence.... Weavers Rest does not accept pets.
Flag Cottage is a 4-Star Gold Award-winning holiday home in West Burton, sleeping four across two bedrooms (1 King & 1 Twin/Double) in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. This beautifully appointed self-catering accommodation welcomes dogs and features a well-equipped kitchen, separate lounge and dining areas, plus a garden terrace with stunning views to Bolton Castle. West Burton's picture-perfect setting opens onto endless fell walks from your front door, starting with a short stroll to the friendly Fox and Hounds pub on the village green. This holiday cottage combines sumptuous interiors with great access to Wensleydale, Aysgarth Falls, and the northern Dales' most spectacular landscapes. Tourist board rating: 4 Star Gold
Sleeping four people in two bedrooms; a twin and a kingsize double en-suite. Comfortable beds with cosy bedding and ample wardrobe and drawer space.
Beautiful Daisy Lodge sits by the River Avon on a private, landscaped park with peaceful views of the river bank and graceful willow trees. Spacious and well equipped with every comfort for that special break or family holiday. A place to feel 'at home' and relax as well as a fantastic base for visiting this wonderful area. Relax on the decking and watch the wildlife, cruise into Stratford upon Avon on the river taxi or walk along the tow path into town. On Avon Park there is free fishing, a bar and restaurant, children's playground, walks for the dogs, the taxi mooring and Stand Up Paddleboard tuition. Stroll into Tiddington for a great pub and restaurants. There is so much to do for everyone in Stratford upon Avon from excellent restaurants and cafés to the Harry Potter Shop, Shakespeare's birthplace, Tudor World and the MAD museum. Take a river cruise, hire a rowing boat or launch, go to the theatre, enjoy an ice cream and the regular buskers by the canal side. Further afield there are several National Trust properties, world class gardens, Cadbury World, Adam Henson's Cotswold Farm Park and all of the Cotswolds to enjoy. Come with friends or family and have a great time.
The Challenger Bothy is a warm cosy shepherd's cottage from the 1880's. It is situated on the 1000 acre Challenger Estate. The Estate is located within 5 miles of the small Highland village of Lairg, 80 miles north of Inverness.
Relax and explore with a stay in our beautifully converted stone barn nestled in nature by the Cornish coast. Guests are invited to explore our 4 acre grounds (including meadows, wild gardens, orchards and woodland), and with a leather goods studio on site, the village pub and pottery just 200 metres away. With beaches, surfing spots and endless nature walks on the doorstep, there is much on offer to make your stay special. We are dog and family friendly and cannot wait to welcome you!
Sandy dunes, fisherman’s huts, and smuggler’s coves - let your imagination run wild in whimsical Thorpeness. Converted from a Grade II listed former water tower, ARC Thorpeness is a bold reimagining of one of Suffolk’s most distinctive coastal buildings. Sleeping up to 20 guests across five floors, it is the perfect retreat for large families, groups of friends, corporate stays, or wellness getaways.
Experience The Old Brewery, a super large detached house in Cowgill, Dentdale, sleeping seven guests across four bedrooms. This spacious property sits in Yorkshire Dales National Park countryside and direct access to the Dales Way. The group holiday home features modern amenities including a woodburner, utility room, and en-suite facilities, plus convenient access to Whernside, Arten Gill Viaduct, and spectacular fell walking. Handy for Dent village cafes, pubs, village store & The Heritage Centre, with Dent Railway Station & The Sportsman's Inn a pleasant walk up the road, this holiday rental in the Yorkshire Dales provides an authentic base for exploring England's most dramatic limestone landscapes and peaceful valley walks & less than 30 miles to Windermere & The Lake District National Park.
The View is an award-winning end terrace holiday cottage in Deganwy village with knockout harbour, castle, estuary, mountain, sea, and marina views from your doorstep. This dog-friendly holiday cottage sleeps five across two bedrooms - master with en-suite and triple bunk room with double below, single above. The open-plan ground floor opens onto two outdoor seating areas, while the waterfront location puts beaches, coastal walks, and Conwy Castle within easy reach. Neatly cwtched between Victorian Llandudno and medieval Conwy, you're perfectly placed for touring North Wales. This self-catering accommodation combines stunning views with genuine Welsh charm in an idyllic village setting.
Perched high above Lake Windermere, this luxury lodge sleeps 21 guests across eight ensuite bedrooms with space for everyone to spread out. The chef-standard kitchen and farmhouse dining table bring groups together, while the cinema room, games areas, and multiple lounges offer entertainment options. Two hot tubs capture sunrise and sunset mountain views, complemented by a twelve-person barrel sauna and outdoor dining area with pizza oven. Troutbeck village lies within walking distance, fell paths start from the doorstep, and Windermere's attractions are minutes away. Ideal for family celebrations, corporate retreats, or friends seeking luxury in spectacular surroundings.
This mountain-top retreat above Lake Windermere sleeps 22 across nine ensuite bedrooms, but it's the entertainment that makes it special. A full casino with gaming tables sits alongside retro arcade machines, while two hot tubs and a barrel sauna provide relaxation with incredible views. The authentic 1980s American diner creates a unique dining experience, and fell walks start right from the door. With the Kirkstone Pass Inn pub literally next door and Windermere town minutes away, groups get complete privacy with easy access to Lake District attractions. Perfect for celebrations, corporate events, or friends wanting a fun, upscale experience.
This holiday home is equipped with 10 bedrooms, a kitchen with a fridge and an oven, a flat-screen TV, a seating area and 6 bathrooms equipped with a shower. Towels and bed linen are provided in the holiday home. This beautiful house has been welcoming guests since 1370. A friendly, spacious and relaxing place to mix with friends and family. Hidden behind a stone wall so you can switch off, but in the centre of a village and a few minutes walk from a shop and a great pub serving food. It has been in our family for the last 40 years. The house was gifted to the Church in 1919 as a permanent memorial to the loss of their son during the First World War in 1915.
