Well located brick and flint former farm building, this spacious Norfolk cottage provides the perfect holiday retreat for families, friends and couples who want to explore the Norfolk Coast. Just a mile and a half from Mundesley with its glorious sandy award winning beach, and within easy reach of an abundance of attractions and lovely coastal and countryside walks.
Two permanent double beds in separate cabins Large lounge with built-in L-shaped sofa that can be made up into an additional double bed as required. Well-appointed kitchen with granite worktops, fridge/freezer, microwave, toaster, and full gas cooker. Bathroom with toilet, sink and full-sized shower. Towels and bedding provided
On one level and ideally situated on a quiet street close to the town centre, old harbour and coastal walk our spacious cottage is light and airy with 2 living rooms, 2 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (1 of which is an ensuite), a very well equipped dining kitchen and modern shower room as well as an additional cloakroom. It really is a haven of relaxation and tranquility.
The Quackery is a holiday cottage in Somerset offering spacious self-catering accommodation for up to 11 guests near Langport. This dog-friendly holiday rental features five bedrooms, three bathrooms, a hot tub, log burner, Aga and beautiful gardens with a stream, pizza oven, barbecue and outdoor games. Ideally placed for exploring the Somerset Levels, Glastonbury, Wells, Cheddar Gorge and Bath, it's a wonderful base for walking, cycling, wildlife watching and family adventures. Whether you're planning a celebration or a relaxing countryside escape, The Quackery combines generous living space, memorable outdoor areas and easy access to Somerset's most popular attractions.
One permanent double bed in the rear cabin. Large lounge with built-in L-shaped sofa that can be made up into an additional double bed, plus an additional child berth as required. Well-appointed kitchen with fridge/freezer, microwave, toaster, and full gas cooker. Bathroom with toilet, sink and full-sized shower. Towels and bedding provided
Serendipity Lodge 114 is a new, dog-friendly holiday lodge at the 5-Star Woodlands Lodge Retreat near New Quay, Ceredigion. Sleeping up to three, it suits couples or a small family wanting woodland surroundings without giving up the seaside. Inside, you'll find a king-size bedroom, en-suite bathroom, generous lounge with sofa bed, dining area, well-stocked kitchen, and separate utility room. The gated deck catches the evening sun, while on-site parking means guests can walk to New Quay's harbour and beaches in around 15–20 minutes. Dolphin-watching trips, coastal walks, seafood restaurants and Aberaeron are close by. Dog bowls, towels and thoughtful essentials are provided. local championship golf course 15 to 20 mins drive away detsiks at lodge
This lovely holiday cottage is in the pretty village of Swerford and surrounded by rolling Oxfordshire countryside. Guests are within walking distance of a great pub and only a stone's throw from the Cotswolds AONB and the shops and restaurants of Chipping Norton. Favourite attractions like Blenheim Palace, Banbury and Charleston House are all nearby, while Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon, the Slaughters and Bourton-on-the-Water are also within easy reach. The 200-year old cottage has been sympathetically modernised without losing its period charm and can sleep up to five people in three bedrooms.
With white sandy beaches, crystal clear rivers, ancient monuments and modern rural communities, it's no wonder the Isle of Lewis and Harris is considered one of the most scenic spots in Scotland, if not the entire UK. This charming holiday cottage is a modern take on a traditional crofter's home, sleeping six people in three bedrooms with loads of space and fantastic views over the Gress River. The beach is a short walk from the door, and there are miles of footpaths, bridleways and cycling routes to explore. Stornoway is a 15-minute drive from the door, so you're close to shops, restaurants and other useful amenities.
A newly-refurbished two-bedroom, single-storey, luxury cottage with vaulted ceilings, wood burner, underfloor heating and spectacular views of Farndale in the middle of the North York Moors National Park. Tourist Board Rating: 5 Star
This wonderfully refurbished stone holiday cottage is next to The Stray and within a 15-minute walk of Harrogate's town centre. It sleeps four people in two beautiful bedrooms and is ideal for couples, families or friends who want to shop, eat and explore Harrogate and the surrounding Yorkshire Dales. Day trips can include sightseeing in York, shopping in Leeds, and visiting charming market towns such as Ripon, Knaresborough and Skipton. Walking, cycling and mountain biking are all readily accessible, with routes to suit everyone. Strayside Cottage is available for bookings all year round.
Sleeping four guests, this welcoming dog-friendly holiday cottage has all year round appeal with a log burner, enclosed patio for alfresco dining and indoor heated swimming pool for guest use. The cottage sits in the pretty little hamlet of Bradbourne in the Derbyshire Dales on the edge of the Peak District National Park and is close to the market town of Ashbourne and only a mile from Carsington Water offering great water sports. Good family friendly pub serving food a mile away and within easy reach of Tissington and Brassington as well as the Tissington Trail, High Peak Trail and lots of attractions for day trips out.
Patna Cottage is a traditional cosy Dales holiday cottage with log burner in the pretty tranquil village of Keld within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. With a hotel and pubs within walking distance, this is a great self-catering base for exploring the many attractions of the Dales.There is a small seating area at the front of the cottage with a bench which catches the morning sun [when there is sun]. Across the road is the communal orchard which has picnic benches that are available for guest to use, great in the evening with a glass of wine.
A spacious 3-bedroomed characterful holiday cottage with large garden sitting in an idyllic tranquil position within the Shropshire Hills Area of Natural Beauty between Shrewsbury and Ludlow. Glorious moorland, farmland and wooded valleys provide stunning scenery and excellent opportunities for walkers with Offa’s Dyke and the Jack Mytton Way close by.
If Mother Nature were a person, she'd live on the Isle of Skye. Or, more specifically, in Lower Milovaig hamlet where Kathy's Cottage is. This charming two-bedroom holiday home sleeps four but is best for couples or solo travellers. It has jaw-dropping views over Loch Pooltiel and Dunvegan Head to the Outer Hebrides. Glendale village is two miles away, and you're only a quarter of a mile from Meanish Pier and the slipway. Walking, bird watching, fishing, and wildlife and nature photography are all popular activities. The cottage is great for a self-catering holiday in all seasons.
Cockermouth is as charming as any of England's market towns with a weekly market, an excellent array of eateries, and attractions that include Wordsworth House. It sits on the River Derwent and is the starting point for fantastic walks and bike rides, being just over the border of the Lake District National Park and close to beaches and forests. Walking, mountain biking, fishing and sailing are only a few of the many wonderful ways to have fun when you stay at Kia Ora - a lovely holiday cottage about a mile from the centre of town and within walking distance of places to eat, drink and shop. The dog-friendly cottage sleeps up to four people in two bedrooms and is perfect for couples, families and friends.
A stunning, spacious house that offers luxury living, set in the fabulous Cotswold countryside and only 10 mins from the countries most picturesque 'honey stone' villages; Stow-on-the-Wold, Chipping Campden and Broadway.
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
The Old Chapel has everything a couple could want for a romantic holiday in West Wales, including the perfect location close to the Pembrokeshire National Park, the pretty harbourside village of Solva and stunning beaches like Newgale and Whitesands Bay. St Davids is a short drive away, as is the Pembrokeshire Coastal Footpath and the Preseli Hills. The holiday cottage is one of three 4-Star self-catering cottages at Hendre House, with onsite facilities that include a heated indoor swimming pool and relaxing hot tub. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Beacon Hill Cottage is a beautifully restored holiday cottage in the heart of the Northumberland countryside, just 20 minutes from the beach and within easy reach of Morpeth and Alnwick. Sleeping six in three comfortable bedrooms, this five-star retreat seamlessly blends traditional charm with modern comfort, offering access to award-winning on-site facilities, including a heated indoor pool, spa, games room, and a private lake. With breathtaking views, a private garden, and stylish interiors, it’s the perfect choice for families or friends looking to relax, explore the coast, or enjoy the great outdoors in this unspoilt part of the UK. Tourist board rating: 5 Star Gold
A modern one-bedroom barn conversion near Hognaston in Derbyshire, Barn @ Lodge Farm sleeps two guests in peaceful countryside on the southern edge of the Peak District. Level ground floor, self-catering holiday accommodation that combines contemporary comfort with rural tranquility without being isolated. Featuring a private outdoor area and open views, it provides the ideal base for couples looking to explore Derbyshire's walking trails, cycling routes, market towns and historic attractions (Ashbourne, Wirksworth, Chatsworth, Haddon Hall etc.) before returning to a quiet rural retreat.
