Spectacular views over the Banwy Valley are just one of many features that makes Ty Gwyn the sort of holiday home where people return year after year. The three-bedroom detached property sleeps five people and is on a quiet no-through lane above Foel near Llangadfan in Powys. It's an area popular for walking, cycling, birdwatching and fishing. Pretty market towns like Machynlleth, Welshpool and Oswestry provide all of the amenities you'll need for your self-catering stay whether you're travelling as a couple, family, or group of friends.
This first floor apartment is located in a quiet conservation area of central Peebles and is highly recommended by guests, many of whom return year after year. Outside stone steps lead to the front door which opens into a hallway which gives direct access to the main rooms. The spacious bedroom has a kingsize double bed as well as a luxury folding guest bed and a cot and plenty of drawer and wardrobe space. There is a bright south facing sitting room with comfortable sofa and armchair as well as a dining area. A separate kitchen is well equipped for preparing meals and a shower room completes the accommodation.
Pembrokeshire has beautiful beaches, fantastic views, delicious food and friendly locals - everything you need for a perfect holiday! Beudy Gwyn can sleep up to six people in three rooms, while its layout means it is as comfortable for couples as it is for family and friends. St Davids, Fishguard, Haverfordwest and beaches like Trefin, Porthgain and Abercastle are all within easy reach by car or bicycle, while the popular Square and Compass Inn is a short walk away. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Formerly the farm stables and granary, this holiday cottage sits within the beautiful countryside of Warwickshire and is close to Stratford-upon Avon and the Cotswolds villages. Guest's also have the use of an indoor swimming pool (shared only with the owners!). A great base for exploring Central England with an abundance of attractions.
Enjoy a relaxing holiday in this lovely barn conversion, which is on a private estate with direct access to the beautiful River Waveney. The pretty market town of Bungay is about a mile away, while the Queen's Head pub in Earsham is even closer. There are footpaths and bike rides from the door, and the cottage is within easy reach of the Norfolk coast, Norwich and attractions like the Flint Vineyard and the Norfolk and Suffolk Railway. Dragonfly Cottage has a spacious bedroom for couples.
Experience Derbyshire from the heart of the village at Eight The Green, a cosy stone cottage for two overlooking the green in the picturesque village of Middleton by Wirksworth, just a short stroll from two friendly pubs. This peaceful retreat suits couples or solo travellers, with walking and cycling routes from the doorstep and easy access to the Derbyshire Dales and Peak District. Explore the historic towns of Wirksworth, Matlock and Ashbourne, follow the High Peak Trail, or visit Cromford, the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. After a day of discovery, unwind in front of the wood burner before heading up to the king‑size bed. Blending 200‑year‑old charm with modern comforts, it’s an ideal base for a self‑catering break in every season.
A luxurious holiday lodge ideally positioned in Loughrigg within the Langdale Valley under three miles from Ambleside in the Lake District National Park. With Coniston, Grasmere and Lake Windermere nearby, and the many amenities of Ambleside close to hand, this is a good base for exploring the areas many attractions, walking or simply relaxing in stunning scenery.
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.
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.
The Stables is an ideal base for a coastal getaway, whether for a weekend, short break or longer. Situated in a quiet village half a mile from the beach at pub at Beesands, this barn conversion sleeps up to four guests in two bedrooms, dogs welcome too. We have an onsite playground and games room. Beeson Farm is an ideal location for exploring South Devon and its many beautiful beaches, stunning coastline and countryside, or further up to Dartmoor National Park. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
The owners of Bwthyn Creigiau have turned a former Georgian piggery into a beautiful holiday cottage that sleeps six people in three bedrooms. Original beams and stone walls have been brought into the 21st-century with triple glazing and underfloor heating, and the family have used their experience to create a space that feels like home but which is accessible and wheelchair-friendly. The self-catering cottage is just outside the village of Llangain and a short drive from both historical Carmarthen and the Twyi Estuary and beaches, with the Gower and Pembrokeshire also accessible for a day out. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
Kearton Cottage is a beautifully rebuilt holiday cottage near Barnard Castle, made for couples who love countryside calm with a dash of character. Set within landscaped gardens overlooking the Dales, it blends warmth, comfort and style with a log burner, oak kitchen and sweeping views. Guests can explore Teesdale's waterfalls and the market town's cobbled streets. With a whimsical Stonehenge feature in the garden and the chance to view a private vintage steam collection, this self-catering accommodation in County Durham offers a peaceful, romantic base for exploring the North East and beyond.
Kearton Lodge is a stylish self-catering retreat for four. A short drive from the historic town of Barnard Castle. Rebuilt with care and eco-friendly touches, this light, airy holiday rental in County Durham captures the beauty of the Dales with its open views, private patio and relaxed contemporary feel. Wander through landscaped gardens with a unique Stonehenge-style feature or arrange a private viewing of the owner's vintage steam and tractor collection. Perfect for couples craving comfort, scenery and unhurried days exploring Teesdale, the North Pennines and the timeless towns of the North East.
Croft Cottage is a welcoming West Highland holiday home in Onich near Glencoe, south of Fort Wiliam, offering self-catering accommodation for up to three guests. This traditional holiday rental sits close to Loch Linnhe, making it a brilliant base for exploring dramatic Scottish landscapes. With two bedrooms, an enclosed garden and a wood burner for cosy evenings, it suits couples or small groups looking for a relaxed Highland escape. Well placed for walking, cycling and day trips to the islands, Croft Cottage combines comfort, character and a wonderfully scenic location, convenient for some of the best attractions the Highlands have to offer.
Situated right by Offa’s Dyke Path in the heart of excellent walking country, Haywood Cabin is a romantic and peaceful retreat. It is perched at the top of award-winning Hergest Croft Gardens to which you have free access (usually £9.50) even when they are closed to the public. Within easy reach of Hay-on-Wye and the Brecon Beacons National Park.
Your whole family, including the dog, will love this welcoming cottage, which is steps from Penrhyn Bay beach and only a few miles from Llandudno, Conwy and the Snowdonia National Park. It comfortably sleeps up to five people in three bedrooms, with an enclosed garden and off-street parking. The cottage is close to favourite attractions like Conwy Castle and the Snowdon Mountain Railway, as well as golf courses, footpaths and cycling routes, including Sustrans Route 5 which goes past Colwyn Bay and Conwy, and the Wales Coast Path.
Pretty as a picture, this lovely self catering cottage used to be part of the old village forge and today provides romantic holiday accommodation in the tranquil rural village of Wootton Courtenay. A walkers paradise with direct access onto Exmoor's stunning National Park.
Four-bedroomed bungalow at Wiseman's Bridge. The house and large garden brim with character, while the views over Carmarthen Bay are sensational. The only building between it and the beach is an excellent pub, and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path runs right behind it. Well-equipped, with an EV charger included in the rental.
Sleeping up to six guests, this Grade II listed traditional Lakeland farmhouse dates back to the 17th Century and nestles amongst peace and tranquility in the Eskdale Valley. Offering seclusion and wonderful scenery the farmhouse is perfectly placed for exploring the Western Lake District as well as the Central Fells. Excellent for walking and climbing with Scafell nearby. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Dairy Cottage provides the perfect place to escape to the Exmoor National Park. Sitting in a tranquil position and one of just a few holiday homes which were formerly farm buildings, this charming self-catering cottage nestles amongst pasture land where you will see an abundance of wildlife including hares, red deer and the famous Exmoor ponies grazing freely. With easy access out onto Exmoor's dramatic moorland just by walking up the hill, and the vibrant riverside town of Dulverton just two miles away, Dairy Cottage is a great base for exploring this beautiful part of Devon with Tarr Steps, Dunkery Beacon, Dunster with its medieval castle and Wimbleball Lake all close by.
