The Wye Valley is a serene and beautiful setting. The River Wye stretches for 134 miles from mid-Wales to the Severn Estuary, and the area has some of the oldest forests in the UK. The Wain House at Trippenkennett Farm comfortable sleeps four people in two bedrooms, with a flexible configuration that makes it appropriate for couples, families or friends. The farm has two coarse fishing lakes, with more angling opportunities, as well as kayaking and canoeing, available on the river. Market towns such as Ross-on-Wye, Monmouth, Hay-on-Wye and Abergavenny are all nearby, and there are miles of footpaths, bridleways and cycle paths to enjoy. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Fabulous holiday house for large group holidays on the edge of the Peak District National Park and within walking distance of shops, restaurants, pubs and wine bars. Agricola House can sleep up to 14 guests in seven beautiful bedrooms and boasts an enormous kitchen, a spacious sitting room and a cinema room, as well as a private courtyard with a barbecue. The recently refurbished house was designed to make it easy for guests to socialise and have fun. It's high-quality amenities and a fantastic location make it the perfect choice for hen weekends, a holiday with friends, or a memorable Christmas with your extended family.
Stork Cottage – A little haven made for slow, relaxing escapes. There’s a gentle magic to Stork Cottage... tucked away in a peaceful corner of the countryside, it’s the kind of place where time seems to soften, the air feels calmer, and guests instantly settle in as though they’ve arrived somewhere familiar and cherished. We have many return visitors who describe it as a place they can’t wait to return to, and the warmth of their reviews says everything about how special this cottage feels. Push open the front door and step into a cosy vestibule where boots and coats find their place after long walks. Beyond it lies a bright, welcoming kitchen filled with everything you need for unhurried mornings and simple suppers - an electric oven and hob, air fryer, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. The separate utility room keeps life easy with a washing machine and ironing facilities.
A holiday in the Herefordshire countryside is good for the soul. Mill Cottage is a welcoming holiday home in the traditional village of Llangrove. The one-bedroom self-catering cottage is in a peaceful spot close to the Wye Valley and only a few miles from the Brecon Beacons and the Black Mountains. Couples and solo travellers, including those with a dog, love the area for its walks, cycling routes, views, and historic places like Monmouth, Ross-on-Wye, Hereford and Abergavenny.
Full of charm and character, this welcoming self-catering lodge sits in the Black and White village of Eardisley amongst Herefordshire's glorious rolling countryside with pub and cafe a short walk away. Hay-on-Wye is within easy reach, as is the Brecon Beacons National Park and the area offers wonderful walks, cycling and plenty of peace and tranquility for a relaxing holiday. A good choice for walkers, cyclists and arty types with a creative garden studio. Holly Lodge is family friendly and well behaved pets are welcome by arrangement.
This characterful 18th Century, Grade II listed fisherman's cottage is perfectly situated at the end of a cobbled street overlooking Staithes beach and harbour, within walking distance of shops, cafes and pubs. Accommodation is spread over three floors with space for up to six guests to sleep in four charming bedrooms, and the living room has a log burner and window seats. It's perfect for families and friends who want direct access to the beaches and footpaths of the Yorkshire Coast, as well as the wider North York Moors National Park.
“We loved being here; a peaceful air in the cottage as well as gorgeous surroundings. Idyllic.” Z.B. April 2025 Nuthatch is one our 3“Affordable Holidays” cottages. -please see our website for full details. With 6 acres of grounds and gardens with stunning views and within the Blackdown hills AONB, the surroundings are rich in wildlife & history. Just 20 minutes from the World Heritage “Jurassic” coast and 3 miles from Axminster, our tranquil cottages lie hidden away in a network of narrow Devon lanes and footpaths. Equipped with all you need to enjoy your break in a tranquil setting. Our customers appreciate our really competitive prices . In return we ask that guests bring their own towels and bedlinen. They pay, at cost, for the fuel used during their stay. Please see our website for fuller details.
Kingfisher is one our 3“Affordable Holidays” cottages -please see our website for full details. With 6 acres of grounds and gardens with stunning views and within the Blackdown hills AONB, the surroundings are rich in wildlife & history. Just 20 minutes from the World Heritage “Jurassic” coast and 3 miles from Axminster, our cottages lie hidden away in a network of narrow lanes and footpaths. Equipped with all you need to enjoy your break in a tranquil setting.
Grade II listed upside-down Isle of Wight holiday cottage on the edge of Brighstone village, walking distance to the beach. Sleeps 4.
This popular cottage is on a quiet road in the peaceful hamlet of Chaldon Herring, within walking distance of the village pub and the coastal footpath that leads to Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove, part of the Jurassic coast. Dorchester, Weymouth and Moreton area are all within a short drive, as are favourite Dorset attractions such as the Bovington Tank Museum and Monkey World. The Jurassic Coast makes an excellent holiday destination at any time of the year and this comfortable cottage, which sleeps up to six people in three bedrooms, is the perfect base for couples, families and friends from which to explore it.
A charming period detached holiday cottage with lots of character and comfort in a picturesque rural setting just three miles from the golden sands at Mundesley on the Norfolk coastline. Lovely walks and cycle rides from the front door of Burrow Cottage and within easy reach of the areas many attractions including Cromer and Sheringham. Tourist board rating: 4 Star 4
An ideal holiday retreat for two guests in the East Yorkshire village of Garton on the Wolds. A perfect base from which to explore the Yorkshire Wolds, within easy reach of Driffield and Beverley as well as Yorkshire's glorious coastline and bustling City of York. A stunning landscape packed full of culture and attractions, walking trails and nature reserves just waiting to be discovered. Tourist board rating: 4 Star Gold
If you want the whole Haworth experience, stay in this Haworth Holiday Cottage. Dating from the first half of the 1800s, it would have been new when the Brontes arrived in 1820 and a familiar sight to them. Follow their footsteps up Main Street to the Bronte Parsonage and Haworth Parish Church, continuing onto the Yorkshire Moors. Shops, cafes and amenities are within a short stroll of the Grade-II listed property, which sleeps four people in two bedrooms and is excellent for couples or families. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
NEW: We are now offering a 5% discount on any 7-night booking for groups of 1-2 guests. Hartshill is a modern stone holiday home located ten minutes walking distance from the centre of popular Bakewell. This small bustling market town is situated in the Peak District National Park and is perfect for visiting the many attractions of the area or enjoying outdoor activities.
Lavender cottage is ideally situated in a quiet cul de sac location, only a short walk to the sea. The cottage is a detached, recently renovated two bedroom bungalow with spacious lounge, newly fitted kitchen, conservatory, bathroom and two bedrooms. Wi-Fi included . There is a wide range of facilities within walking distance and easy access to a bus route. One dog welcome. Strictly non smoking. Welcome packs for you and your dog. Large dog bed available on request at no extra cost. Wide range of attractions and lovely walks nearby and short car ride away to the Lincolnshire Wolds. OS map at the property.
Caerwen Cottages are an excellent choice for those looking for a coastal holiday and are located in the pretty coastal village of Solva within the Pembrokeshire National Park. Enjoy lazy days on the beach, the adventure of coasteering, surfing or kayaking, walking the Pembrokeshire Coast Footpath or getting out and about exploring the areas many attractions including gorgeous beaches. There are a choice of pubs within walking distance for a meal out, making these 18th Century fishing cottages a superb choice for a seaside break.
Take a breather with your feet up and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere at Caerwen Cottages. Spend your days coasteering, surfing, hiking or indulging in any one of the other adventure sports for which the region is famed. You can walk along the Pembrokeshire Coast Footpath, build sandcastles at one of the dozens of nearby beaches, or discover the delights of the City of St Davids. Caerwen Cottage will warmly welcome you home with comfortable accommodation and fantastic scenery. The adjoining 18th Century fishing cottages each sleep up to six people in three rooms and are just a short walk from the centre of Solva where you will find a village store and great pubs.
The location of Fort Cottage 2 could not be better, with wonderful views over the sea on the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. In an enviable position perched on the clifftop, this fisherman's cottage sleeps up to four guests and is just a short stroll into the pretty coastal village of Solva with a good choices of places for a meal out. Spend your days walking the Pembrokeshire Coastal Footpath, exploring the historic city of St Davids, kayaking around the coast or relaxing on one of the many glorious beaches of the area.
This charming holiday cottage is only five miles east of the ancient city of York, in the friendly village of Dunnington. The local pub and shops are within walking distance while the plentiful attractions of York are within easy reach, as are the Howardian Hills AONB, North York Moors National Park and the coast. Local attractions include Castle Howard and the Yorkshire Air Museum as well as the Jorvik Viking Centre and York Lavender Farm. The one-bedroom cottage is perfect for couples or solo travellers who appreciate space and privacy without sacrificing the convenience of village life. There is a local Bistro, Bakery, Kebab/Pizza takeaway and a Sports Club.There is regular local bus service into York every 30 minutes and there are many very good restuarants and bars within a short distance. There are many local short walks in the area as we are on the Route 66 cycle path, also locally Hassacarr Pond and Hagg Wood.
In one of the best locations in Pembrokeshire, Fort 3 enjoys fantastic views overlooking Solva Harbour and St Brides Bay. The Quay is just a three minute walk along the Coastal Footpath. The cottage mixes contemporary and traditional design elements, with slate floors, exposed beams, a log burner and underfloor heating. The perfect couple’s retreat.
