It doesn't get more waterfront than this lovely holiday home beside the River Bure in Horning, right in the heart of the Norfolk Broads. It has a private mooring and guests can fish from the waterfront deck. There are three bedrooms to sleep six people, with shops, cafes, pubs and other amenities all within walking distance. Wroxham is three miles away, Norwich is 12 miles, and you can reach the North Norfolk Coast and beaches like Cromer in around half an hour. It's a heavenly spot that's perfect for exploring the Broads on foot, by boat or by bicycle.
A choice of holiday accommodation in a great location for exploring the Norfolk Broads with its network of lakes and waterways. The beautiful Norfolk coastline with its lovely beaches is also nearby. Superb on-site facilities including tennis, mini golf, cycle hire and restaurant make this a perfect self-catering choice for families.
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.
Janevale is perfect for your next family holiday in the southwest of Scotland. The charming stone holiday cottage sleeps six people in three bedrooms with a kitchen well-equipped for self-catering and a beautifully kept garden. It's a short stroll from Janevale to shops, a golf course, tea rooms, restaurants and other amenities in Kirkcudbright. There is an enormous choice of places to walk, cycle and fish, including around the spectacular Solway Coast and beside the River Dee. There is plenty to do within a few miles, giving you endless ways to enjoy your holiday in all seasons.
Poldowrian Farmhouse offers refreshment and peace on the coast of the Lizard Peninsula, 100 yards from the cliffs, half a mile from Kennack Sands and in easy reach of many beautiful and interesting places. There is a spectacular woodland garden and a prehistoric hut circle. The 19th century house has been recently renovated: it is well equipped and comfortably furnished. All recent guests have rated it 10/10.
Dating back three hundred years, this Lakeland holiday cottage has lots of character features and provides comfortable traditional accommodation. Well located, the self-catering cottage sits in a peaceful position in the village of Ambleside near Lake Windermere in the heart of the Lake District National Park. Perfect for walkers and those wanting to explore this beautiful part of the UK.
A comfortable detached holiday cottage sleeping six adults and two children in the lovely Norfolk coastal village of Heacham. A popular choice for a family seaside holiday, Heacham sits between Huntanton and Kings Lynn and has places for a meal out, beaches for lazy days and the popular Norfolk Lavendar Farm - just one of the areas many attractions. Tourist board rating: 3 Star
With space for up to eight people to stay in four bedrooms, The Old House is ideal for large families and friends to relax and enjoy the beauty of the western Lake District National Park. The cottage is close to the coast and only a few miles from Ravenglass, within easy reach of Scafell Pike and Munster Castle. There are excellent opportunities for walking, mountain biking and fishing in an area renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty. There is the lovely Byre cafe and also a bike rental 200 metres away.
Pear Tree House is perfectly located between York and the Howardian Hills AONB, with easy access to some of the North York Moors favourite footpaths, sights and attractions. It's a spacious holiday home dating back to the 1800s, which the owners have beautifully restored and updated to provide accommodation for six people in three bedrooms.
This welcoming holiday cottage has a wealth of features including an inglenook with wood burner and walled garden for enjoying a glass of your favourite tipple in the sunshine, giving it all year round appeal. With a choice of three pubs, as well an a Victorian Brewery in the village, Rose Cottage in Hook Norton is perfect for exploring Central England including the Cotswolds, Oxfordshire and Shakespeare's very own Stratford-upon-Avon. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Beautiful 2 Bedroom House in Edinburgh with a lovely garden room and fully enclosed secure garden. 20 minutes by bus into centre. Bus stop 3 mins away with buses running every 10 minutes. Rated as exceptional and superb by guests the accommodation offers a full home from home experience. Immaculate throughout with 500 Egyptian Cotton Bedding.
Accommodating large groups of up to 40 guests, Bickleigh Castle is a great choice if you are looking for a more intimate wedding, conference or staycation with your family and friends. Comprising of 11th Century Norman Castle, Saxon Chapel and cottages this fabulous venue stands in extensive grounds with the River Exe running through, nestling in the Exe Valley within a leafy unspoilt part of Mid-Devon's glorious rolling hills.
Group self-catering by the sea has never looked so good! Bourne End House is between Filey and Hunmanby Gap in the quiet village of Primrose Valley on the Yorkshire Coast. The spacious holiday home sleeps 18 people in seven bedrooms with six bathrooms, two reception rooms, a private pub, and an extensive landscaped garden with an outdoor hot tub. There is plenty in the vicinity to keep everyone happy, from gorgeous beaches to family-friendly attractions, beautiful footpaths and cycling routes, and opportunities for golf and fishing.
Torranbuie is a typical Victorian Farmstead, there’s a date on the Steading of 1887 but there’s been a Farm at the location going back to the 1700’s. Both the Steading and the Farmhouse have been restored to provide spacias and comfortable family accommodation. The Farm occupies a plot of 3 acres, the house has a secure grass paddock of 1/3 acre directly in front, perfect for children and dogs Strathdon is better described as a parish occupied along the river Don which rises in the foothills of the Grampian Mountains flowing some 60 miles to the coast near Aberdeen. The Don is fished along most of it’s length for both Salmon and Trout. On the last Saturday in August the Lonach Games and Gathering takes place with a full program of Games, Dancing and Music. What makes the Gathering special the world over is the march of the Lonach Highlanders in full military regalia with swords and pikes. They assemble early in Bellabeg to march up the Glen, calling at a n
A delightful Lakeland holiday cottage converted from a former Watermill with a cottage garden that provides an ideal place to relax and unwind. Located on the outskirts of a small village close to Grizebeck, The Watermill is ideally situated for exploring the Southern Lakes and its popular attractions.
An old fisherman's cottage in an enviable position overlooking Staithes' picturesque harbour with superb restaurants, spectacular cliff-top walks and beautiful sandy beaches and rock fish pools on the doorstep. A popular holiday destination and ideal accommodation choice for those looking for a holiday by the sea, walkers and those looking to explore the many attractions of the North York Moors. Tourist board rating: 3 Star
Stay at The Martin's, a cosy welcoming family and dog-friendly holiday cottage in a rural location on the coast near Belford offering comfortable self-catering accommodation for six guests across three bedrooms with a wood burning stove. This single storey group holiday home at peaceful Elwick Farm provides modern amenities, private garden, and easy access to Northumberland's spectacular coastline 2 miles from Ross sands near Bamburgh Beach, Holy Island, and the Farne Islands. Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty this welcoming holiday rental serves as your gateway to exploring Alnwick Castle, coastal walks, and medieval villages for a hassle-free Northumberland coast escape.
Escape to Thelma's House, a spacious single-storey holiday cottage on the coast near Belford, sleeping seven across four bedrooms. This exceptional self-catering accommodation sits on a working farm in North Northumberland's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, two miles from Ross sands, minutes from Bamburgh Beach and Holy Island. The group holiday home features modern amenities, enclosed garden with summerhouse, and easy access to coastal walks, Alnwick Castle, and Farne Islands wildlife trips. With private parking and WIFI, this holiday rental in Northumberland provides the perfect base for exploring dramatic coastlines, historic castles, and peaceful countryside without the usual cottage compromises on space. For 2/4 guests we can offer out of season discounts for Thelma’s, with 2 en-suite bedrooms available (the two additional bedrooms wouldn’t be accessible)
Nestled at the heart of the delightful village of Little Haven, just 250 yards from the sandy beach is Strawberry Hill Cottage. This charming, former fisherman's cottage provides everything you need if you’re a family searching for a traditional seaside holiday (there’s room for grandparents too!) or a couple simply wanting a quiet retreat at any time of the year. Although it looks small from the front, visitors are always surprised at just how spacious Strawberry Hill is inside. It offers comfortable accommodation for up to six people in in three bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room, together with a light and airy open-plan living room and enclosed garden for sitting out on summer evenings.
This charming cottage sleeps six people in three bedrooms and is perfect for families. It is on a 600-acre family-run farm that sits peacefully in between the coastal villages of Seahouses and Beadnell on the glorious Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The beach is just across the road from the farm, and there are miles of footpaths and cycling routes offering uninterrupted views that will stay with you forever. Walk for hours along the beach, barely seeing another person, or wander through the lively lanes in Seahouses and window shop before enjoying a pint and freshly battered fish and chips. Admire the grandeur at Alnwick Castle, gallop on horseback along the beach or take a boat trip to the Farne Islands. There is so much to see and do around Annstead Farm that you, like other guests before, may find yourself happily returning year after year.
