Once you have experienced the charm of West Wales, you will understand why people return here for their holidays year after year. Herne Cottage sleeps four people in two bedrooms with guests having use of an indoor swimming pool and hot tub, so it is ideal for couples and small families. The holiday cottage is just a few miles from Solva and the Pembrokeshire National Park. Whitesands Bay, Newgale Beach and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Footpath are only a five-minute drive from the door, while St Davids is not much further. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Enjoy the best of the city and the countryside at Lancaster Cottage. This charming 17th Century thatched home is in the popular village of North Crawley, just a short walk from The Chequers Inn or a drive from the Chicheley Arms. It is less than eight miles from Milton Keynes, where direct trains to London Euston take from as little as 35 minutes. There is so much to see and do in the area that one week won't feel like enough! Walk or cycle along the Grand Union Canal, stroll beside the River Ouse, play a round of golf or see the beautiful English countryside from horseback. With popular attractions like Bletchley Park, Shuttleworth and the Harry Potter Warner Bros studio tour within easy reach, everyone will love their time at Lancaster Cottage, whether you're a couple on a romantic break or a family of four.
“ We were warm and comfortable. Super location. We had everything we needed.” Guest in January 2025 High House is a family-friendly holiday home in a quiet location near Covehithe Beach and only five miles from the famous seaside resort of Southwold with its beach, pier and quaint town cottages. The village shop and pub are both within walking distance, and there are some gorgeous footpaths and cycling routes nearby. It's a fantastic choice for families and friends, including those with dogs, as there is lots of space inside and out, and favourite attractions like Framlingham Castle and Beccles Lido within easy reach.
“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.
Beautifully presented, this delightful detached holiday home with log burner enjoys an enviable position in the popular Lakeland town of Windermere. Fantastic location for a luxury break with a country house hotel serving fine food just a two minute stroll away. Whether you want to relax, walk or explore the national park and its many attractions, this is an ideal retreat. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Enjoy the sound of silence in this peaceful holiday cottage near the Preseli Hills and Cardigan Bay. Cartws is one of three superb Felin Wrdan holiday cottages located in the quiet village of Eglwyswrw, a short drive from Newport, Poppit Sand, and at least a dozen other spectacular beaches. Walking, cycling, fishing, golf and horseriding are popular, as are local attractions like Folly Farm, the Blue Lagoon at Bluestone, and St David's Cathedral. Cartws sleeps four people in two bedrooms and is well-equipped for family and couple self-catering holidays in Pembrokeshire.
Well presented, this delightful dog friendly holiday cottage is close to the Cornish village of St Cleer and nestles amongst a small farming community in mid-Cornwall. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, Field View Cottage provides a good central location with easy access to Cornwall's many popular attractions including both the north and south coasts and the moors.
Offering a lovely mix of modern conveniences with traditional charm, this welcoming dog-friendly cottage provides a good central base for exploring Cornwall's many attractions. Sitting in a rural position on the edge of Bodmin Moor amongst a small farming community close to St Cleer, the cottage has easy access to both the moor and the north and south coasts.
With excellent on-site facilities that include an indoor pool, beauty room and play areas, plus a beach and very good pub within walking distance, Home Farm offers self-catering accommodation which is just perfect for a seaside holiday. Whether you are a family, group of friends or a couple, the welcome is warm in this beautiful part of Norfolk with lovely walks and cycle rides from the front door and an abundance of attractions for day trips out. Fleet Cottage is all ground floor ideal for anyone with walking difficulties and young children. Fleet has two bedrooms, a large king with single bed, and a twin room. Large bathroom with bath and separate shower, kitchen, and lounge/diner. Enclosed patio area with seating and brick BBQ. Fleet is on our main site.
Dale Cottage dates from around 1750's and nestles beside St Oswalds' Church in the lovely old village of Askrigg. It has accomodation for three/four guests in two bedrooms. Full of old world charm and character, the cottage has everything you need to enjoy a comfortable break. A cosy living room, inglenook fireplace, well fitted kitchen, and modern bathroom and is an ideal base for exploring the 'Dales National Park with it's great walks, waterfalls, villages and scenery. Askrigg has three good pubs, brewery, deli, village store and cafe and craft shops and childrens play park.
IF ANCHOR COTTAGE IS BOOKED FOR THE DATES YOU ARE INTERESTED IN, PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AT PELE VIEW COTTAGE WHICH IS RIGHT NEXT DOOR! (PELE VIEW'S CHANGEOVER DAYS ARE FRIDAY AND MONDAY). Anchor Cottage is a former fisherman's cottage in Cresswell, Northumberland, which has been renovated to a luxury standard to make a holiday home which is full of character while providing every modern comfort. It is set right above the shoreline with far-reaching and spectacular views across the North Sea. Sleeping up to four guests in two bedrooms, this self-catering accommodation combines original stone walls and timber beams with a large and airy up-to-date feel, including a huge and modern kitchen diner with a spectacular panoramic sea view. Juliet balconies upstairs make the sea feel even closer, while a private bench on the water's edge offers a front-row seat to changing tides and coastal wildlife. With the seven miles of sand at Druridge Bay on the doorstep and the Drift Café within walking distance, this holiday rental in Northumberland is perfect for guests who value space, calm and an exceptional coastal setting.
Belle View cottage is set on the moors in the Durham Dales, a few miles from the villages of Weardale, with walks from the door. The cottage offers a peaceful retreat in a Dark Skies area, with amazing views and plenty of places to visit nearby. Dog friendly, free onsite parking, good WiFi. One child over 6 welcome.
Holly Cottage is a four-bedroom holiday cottage in Keswick sleeping six, set on a quiet street just a few minutes’ walk from the market square and Derwentwater. This traditional terraced house combines original character with thoughtful modern touches, including a king-size four-poster bed, two bathrooms, secure bike storage and private parking. Dog- and family-friendly, it offers WiFi, gas central heating, a fully equipped kitchen, and a small front patio for sitting outside. With pubs, cafés, shops and walking routes all close by, this self-catering holiday rental in Keswick makes an easy and comfortable base for exploring the Lake District.
Bonnie Wee Neuk is a Comfy countryside Cabin, on our beautiful 120 acre farm in Aberdeenshire close to the Angus border, it sleeps two people and has a full kitchen with oven hob and microwave. double bed, shower room, comfy seating , table and chairs, good WiFi and TV.
Why stay near Padstow when you can be a part of it? 3 Middle Street is a fantastic early 19th-Century terrace in the heart of Padstow Old Town, a few paces from the incredible restaurants and cafes and bars for which the town is famous. Padstow is a harbour town with a long history of fishing, and the quality of the seafood is amazing. There are half a dozen world-class beaches within a 10-15 minute drive. The local beach is a short walk from the house. Padstow is on the Cornwall coast path ; there are also miles of inland footpaths and cycle routes to explore. The holiday house comes with a reserved parking space in a locked car park, which is like gold dust in Padstow in summer, 3 Middle Street comfortably sleeps 10 people in five bedrooms so is ideal for large families and friends. With a small peaceful garden to relax ,eat in and enjoy.
Guests enjoy a warm welcome at Swallow Cottage. This stylish barn conversion comfortably sleeps four guests in two bedrooms and is within walking distance of Bosherton village with its open-air tea room and an excellent pub, St Govan's Inn. The Wales Coast Path runs past the holiday cottage, taking you to fantastic beaches including Barafundle Bay and Broadhaven South. Visit Stackpole and its award-winning pub (voted the Best Gastro Pub in Wales!), Tenby, Narberth, St Davids and Pembroke. If you are feeling energetic you can walk, cycle, climb and coasteer your way around the area, or enjoy leisurely drives through winding country lanes. Whether your holiday is about ditching your phone and reconnecting with those you love, finding a new favourite secluded beach, learning more about Britain's history or discovering delicious food and drink, Swallow Cottage is a wonderful place to stay.
Enjoy fantastic views and a delightful rural location at Ann's Bungalow. The house (sleeps six guests in three bedrooms) has beautiful views of fields, Cefn Cyff mountain and Pen Y Fan, and is part of Wern-y-Marchog Farm. Set back from a quiet road, Ann's Bungalow is three miles from Brecon and perfect for families or groups of friends who want to enjoy the walking, cycling, food and history for which the Brecon Beacons National Park and this part of mid-Wales are famous. Whether you are walking behind a waterfall or in the footsteps of medieval Lords, the award-winning standard of accommodation at Ann's Bungalow will ensure you are well rested to enjoy every moment of it. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Oozing character and charm, and steeped in history and heritage, this meticulously restored pretty cottage has everything you need for a romantic getaway to the glorious Dorset countryside. Snuggle up by the woodburning fire, enjoy lazing in the roll top bath then turn back the centuries in the nostalgic bedroom having perhaps star gazed with a glass of something fizzy in the garden room. Enjoy day trips to the World Heritage Jurassic Coast, explore the local footpaths or browse the boutique shops in the local towns. Whatley Cottage sleeps two guests in one king-size bedroom and holidays are available all year round. Rated 5 Star Gold with a Rose award from Visit England. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
For a big family holiday or weekend away with friends, recently renovated Portland House c1870 is the perfect holiday house with beautiful views from the sitting and dining rooms where everyone can be seated together. To celebrate a special birthday or anniversary you can hire a chef, book an afternoon tea party or create cocktails in the bar games room. Enjoy beautiful ensuite bedrooms, sunny BBQ area with outdoor seating, summer house by the water fountain and a private car park. On the edge of Matlock Bath, you are ideally located next to the Derwent River in the World Heritage Site with boat hire, wonderful walks and cycling. Take a short walk into the village for Victorian cafes, CAMRA pubs, restaurants and the famous tourist attractions of The Heights of Abraham and Gullivers Kingdom with Chatsworth House only a short drive away. If you’re looking for a super stylish historic home in a great location with lots of things to do from the doorstep then this is the best place to Tourist board rating: 5 Star
A 17th Century character cottage located in an enviable position on a quiet foopath leading down to the Abbotsbury's Swannery and Chesil beach. Overlooking St Catherine's chapel. Own parking bay. Abbotsbury has excellent amenities including a village shop, pubs, farm shop, tea rooms, fishing tackle shop, artisan studios, pick your own flowers are all a short stroll away. The award winning Sub-Tropical gardens are a must. A walkers paradise. SW coast path, Macmillan Way and the Ridgeway on your doorstep or find your own way along the many local footpaths.The beaches of Weymouth and West Bay are within 9 miles and Lyme Regis and Bournemouth a little further afield. Bridport and Dorchester are within twenty minutes by car. Tourist board rating: 3 Star
