Fieldgate Farmstead is perfect for big groups. Whether you're hosting a family reunion, accommodating guests or a wedding party, or planning to celebrate a milestone event, the late Georgian farmhouse and beautifully converted barn in Bampton near Shap is an ideal destination. There is space for 30 people to sleep in 15 stylish bedrooms, each with spectacular views over the surrounding countryside. The northern Lakeland fells are a favourite for walking and mountain biking. You're close to the River Lowther for fly fishing, and to Penrith, Carlisle, Ullswater, and the Scottish border for sightseeing. The farmhouse can be booked on its own for smaller groups of up to 16 people.
Beehive Cottage has arguably the best views in the entire Exmoor National Park. The self-catering cottage, which was built in 1866 and sleeps four guests in two bedrooms, sits in a private location down a private lane, surrounded by fields with uninterrupted views down to Worthy Coombe and Porlock Bay. The South West Coast Path is only a few minutes' walk from the front door, while Porlock Weir and the Bottom Ship pub are just 1.5 miles away. Beehive Cottage is ideal for exploring Exmoor National Park's coast and country, giving easy access to beautiful attractions like the beaches at Lee Bay and Minehead, charming towns and villages such as Lynton and Dunster, and miles of paths, roads and trails for walking and cycling.
Hickling Chalet is a coastal holiday chalet sleeping four, set directly above the sand at Wakefield Court Beach near Great Yarmouth. This single-level self-catering accommodation has breathtaking open sea views, a private patio, and immediate access to the beach. Recently refurbished and dog-friendly, the chalet offers two bedrooms, a modern shower room, and a bright, unfussy living space. Close to Scratby, California and the Norfolk Broads, Hickling Chalet is a peaceful holiday rental on the Norfolk coast suited to slower, simpler seaside stays. Tourist board rating: 3 Star
A delightful converted chapel providing a great base from which to explore the Lake District, Hadrians Wall and even the Scottish Borders. Located in the pretty peaceful Cumbrian village of Talkin, The Old Chapel is within walking distance of the village pub and close to Talking Tarn with lovely walks, fishing and boating.
Sycamore Lodge is in a beautiful location close to the Cotswolds and within easy reach of the North Wessex Downs. There are miles of footpaths and cycling routes to enjoy the surrounding Wiltshire countryside, with day trips including sightseeing and shopping in Bath, Bristol, Chippenham and Devizes. The traditional timber lodge sleeps up to six people in three bedrooms and is ideal for families who like lots of space and the opportunity to spend time exploring outdoors in every season.
Nicely presented, this welcoming Yorkshire holiday cottage sits on a working farm amongst the East Yorkshire countryside between Thornton and Melbourne and is only thirteen miles from the historic city of York with its many attractions, excellent eateries and great shops. An excellent base for exploring not only York but the local canals, East Yorkshire countryside and slightly further afield, the stunning coastline.
A charming holiday cottage on a working farm in East Yorkshire between Thornton and Melbourne, just thirteen miles from York city centre. A perfect self-catering base for exploring the local canals, York and also the coastline further afield.
Saltkettle is a big self-catering holiday cottage in North Norfolk. The five-bedroom detached house has a flexible layout to accommodate two to 12 people comfortably. It is in the lovely Norfolk village of Blakeney, a short walk from the quay, two pubs and the village shop. It's part of an AONB and on the edge of a river and a nature reserve home to the biggest grey seal colony in England and thousands of migrating birds. You'll feel wonderfully welcome when you stay here, whether you're escaping for a couple's getaway, meeting friends for a holiday filled with excellent walks and bike rides, or treating the kids to bucket-and-spade fun.
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.
Sit back and drink in some of the finest views in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park at Fort Cottages. The clifftop fishermen's cottages each sleep four people in two rooms and can, depending on availability, be booked together to accommodate couples, families and friends. They are only a short walk to the centre of Solva and three miles from the historic city of St Davids. With the Pembrokeshire Coast Footpath passing the front door of the cottage, and stunning beaches within easy reach, Fort Cottages are perfect for a holiday at any time of year.
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.
35 Welsh Street is a charming holiday cottage in Bishop's Castle, Shropshire, offering self-catering accommodation for up to four guests. This dog-friendly holiday rental combines Grade II-listed character with modern comforts, including an open fire, an enclosed south-facing garden, a conservatory, and a well-equipped kitchen. Just a short walk from independent shops, traditional pubs and Britain's oldest working brewery, it's perfectly placed for exploring Long Mynd, the Stiperstones, Offa's Dyke and the Shropshire Hills. Whether you're planning a walking holiday, a relaxing countryside break or a getaway with your dog, 35 Welsh Street provides a comfortable base throughout the year.
Get away from it all and enjoy peace and tranquillity at this delightful crofter's cottage in the north western corner of Scotland. Duart Cottage overlooks Loch Nedd and the mountain of Quinag and enjoys far reaching sea mountain and views, making it the perfect spot to relax and recharge. Walk in the hills, enjoy days out at the beach, or soak up the history and culture of the local area. The self-catering cottage sleeps four guests in two bedrooms and is available for bookings from March/April to September/October.
The Large Family Glamping Pod at Meadow Falls near Ingleton is a dog-friendly glamping accommodation in the Yorkshire Dales with space for up to five guests. Designed with families in mind but equally suited to couples seeking extra room, the pod has a private terrace, a fire pit, and views stretching towards the Forest of Bowland. Children are close to the play area and fairy trail, while walkers, cyclists and outdoor adventurers have easy access to the Yorkshire Three Peaks, Ingleton Waterfalls Trail and White Scar Cave. This self-catering glamping accommodation in North Yorkshire combines a sociable campsite atmosphere with peaceful evenings and exceptionally well-kept facilities.
The Welsh Borders are famous for stunning views, fantastic food and a rich history. Wye View Lodge, being just four miles from the beautiful book town of Hay-on-Wye, provides the ideal place to stay while exploring it all. Offa's Dyke Path, the Brecon Beacons National Park and the Black Mountains are all nearby to offer endless opportunities for wonderful walks or bike rides, while the River Wye and Llangorse are great for fishing, canoeing, kayaking and sailing. The self-catering lodge has space for up to five guests and is perfect for couples, families and friends who will quickly discover that however long they stay, it will never be enough!
Detached 2 bedroom bungalow (sleeping 4) on St Merryn Park near Padstow, with off road parking and a spacious, enclosed back garden. Dogs are welcome by arrangement. There are 2 bars/restaurants and tennis courts on the site. A short drive away are numerous beaches and coastal walks in the area know as Seven Bays. The bungalow is ideally located for exploring the North Cornwall area and its many attractions. The nearby village of St Merryn has 2 pubs, restaurants and takeaways.
Escape with your partner to the beautiful Wye Valley. Symonds Yat Rock Lodge is a collection of six dog-friendly apartments, each furnished to a high standard and ideal for couples on a romantic holiday or seeking an activity break. Short breaks are possible so even if you can only get away for the weekend you can enjoy walking through the Forest of Dean, canoeing on the River Wye, wandering through historic market towns like Ross on Wye and Monmouth, and eating at friendly country pubs.
Tudor House is a bold and beautifully themed holiday cottage in Worcestershire, sleeping 12 in six unique bedrooms near Worcester and the Malvern Hills. This spacious self-catering holiday rental in Powick is ideal for families, friends or group celebrations, with a game room, enclosed garden, off-road parking and stylish Tudor decor throughout. Two local pubs are within walking distance, and there’s easy access to Worcester Cathedral, the Malvern Hills AONB, and the River Severn. Whether you're visiting for walking, weddings, or a fun-filled retreat, this group holiday home near Worcester blends history, comfort and character in equal measure.
Kings Lodge is a lovely holiday cottage in the Norfolk Broads set in a meadow a short walk from Alderfen broad. Newly built, it was designed to suit the setting and make the most of the peaceful views. The Norfolk holiday home is perfect for families as it sleeps four people in two ensuite bedrooms. A third ensuite bedroom is suitable for a child, making the self-catering property available for up to four adults, a child, and two dogs. Neatishead's village pub and shop are 1.5 miles away, and you're also close to Wroxham, Wrayford and Horning.
