Tigh nan Eoin is a charming two-bedroom holiday cottage in the Scottish Highlands, set in the quiet village of Aultbea near the shores of Loch Ewe. This traditional croft, now a cosy self-catering retreat for couples and families, offers direct access to Wild Land areas in the Wester Ross Biosphere. Walkers, climbers and wildlife enthusiasts will love the dramatic scenery and peaceful surroundings. Explore local highlights like Inverewe Gardens and the WWII Arctic Convoy Trail, then return to relax by the loch or sample nearby artisan produce.
Escape to the tranquillity of the South Downs in this spacious holiday home near Petersfield. Upper House is perfect for a self-catering holiday with family and friends, sleeping 13 people in a mix of 6 rooms and 3 bathrooms with extensive gardens and a location convenient for walking, cycling, and local pubs. It's midway between Portsmouth and Haslemere, convenient for the A3 and less than an hour from London. The large living spaces and delightful architectural decor make it suitable for children and adults of all ages, with beautiful features like vaulted ceilings, open fireplaces, and a split-level master suite.
Tarn Hows is one of two delightful holiday apartments furnished in a traditional cottage-style, each with its own secluded garden patio, ideally located in a quiet spot on the edge of Coniston. Just a short walk from the shops and inns in the village centre, and only a 5 minute walk to the lake, Tarn Hows is an ideal centre for walking and touring the stunning Lakeland countryside. Tourist board rating: 4 Star AA
Quaint and affordable, this welcoming holiday cottage for two in the Waveney Valley is just perfect for those looking to explore Suffolk and Norfolk and also those who simply want to park their car, relax and unwind. The quiet country lanes and footpaths make walking and cycling a pleasure and the Waveney River Centre is within walking distance with a great pub for meals out and swimming pool. Boat/canoe/paddle board hire is available in Beccles. Sitting on the Suffolk/Norfolk borders, the cottage is also close to the glorious coastlines of both counties.
This charming holiday cottage is only five miles east of the ancient city of York, in the friendly village of Dunnington. The local pub and shops are within walking distance while the plentiful attractions of York are within easy reach, as are the Howardian Hills AONB, North York Moors National Park and the coast. Local attractions include Castle Howard and the Yorkshire Air Museum as well as the Jorvik Viking Centre and York Lavender Farm. The one-bedroom cottage is perfect for couples or solo travellers who appreciate space and privacy without sacrificing the convenience of village life. There is a local Bistro, Bakery, Kebab/Pizza takeaway and a Sports Club.There is regular local bus service into York every 30 minutes and there are many very good restuarants and bars within a short distance. There are many local short walks in the area as we are on the Route 66 cycle path, also locally Hassacarr Pond and Hagg Wood.
It can be difficult to find a self-catering holiday property for large groups that keeps everyone happy, but not at Granary Barn. Set in nearly 250 acres on a private farm in the north of the New Forest National Park, it is an idyllic venue with access to water meadows and fishing on the River Avon. There are eight bedrooms to accommodate 16 guests, with a sofa bed if you need to squeeze two more in, and the option to book one or more of the other self-catering cottages on site for larger groups. Fordingbridge is only a mile away, while popular New Forest attractions such as the National Motor Museum and Buckler's Hard are also within easy reach.
With immense character and charm, this traditional barn conversion sits within the Dartmoor National Park, and offers a comfortable base for enjoying the stunning scenery and outdoor activities available in the area, as well as the many attractions of Devon and East Cornwall. Close to Peter Tavy with an excellent pub serving food, this welcoming holiday cottage is a good choice for walkers, horse riders (stabling available for those looking for a riding holiday) and those wanting to discover the magic of Dartmoor. Tourist board rating: 3 Star
Full of character, this self-catering holiday cottage is located within the boundary of the Dartmoor National Park and provides a perfect place for those who enjoy outdoor activities with fabulous walking and horse riding on the moors from the front door. Peter Tavy with a very good pub is close to The Shippen and there are lots of attractions throughout Devon and East Cornwall for day trips out. Tourist board rating: 3 Star
Cosy and comfy, this self-catering barn conversion provides the ideal place to relax and unwind within the boundaries of Dartmoor National Park. With lovely views, guests can enjoy superb walking and an abundance of outdoor activities, as well as a host of attractions throughout both Devon and East Cornwall. Peter Tavy village is nearby with an excellent food pub.
*************SPRING OFFER************ ******FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH 2026, WE ARE ABLE TO OFFER 50% DISCOUNT ON ALL WEEKLY BOOKINGS****** With just the birds and wildlife as your neighbours, the Trout Barn offers a peaceful and secluded getaway in the rural village of Hermitage on the edge of a Dorset Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With two trout and one carp fishing lakes, beautiful countryside walks from the front door and a number of attractions nearby, there is plenty to keep all ages entertained. The modern built accommodation can comfortably sleep eight guests in 3 bedrooms, all with en-suite facilities. The very spacious accommodation is on one level, making it easy access for all ages. The Trout Barn is the perfect self-catering holiday accommodation for families, friends and couples looking for a slice of beautiful rural Dorset, that'll not disappoint. We offer pet friendly accommodation, with a secure garden for your 4 legged friends. Come and enjoy a rural countryside break that so many others have enjoyed.
Stylish throughout, Dog House offers modern 5 Star self-catering accommodation on Pembrokeshire's stunning coastline in the National Park. Sitting along a private drive, this coastal retreat is just two hundred yards from Broad Haven's fabulous golden beach with miles of coastal footpath to explore for those who like walking, water sports, incredible wildlife, pubs for meals out and Blue Flag beaches for lazy days on the doorstep. All the right ingredients for a seaside holiday. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
This delightful coastal retreat is perfectly placed along a private drive just two hundred yards from the glorious sandy beach of Broad Haven in the Pembrokeshire National Park. Miles of coastal path to explore, incredible wildlife, good pubs and lovely Blue Flag beaches on the doorstep. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
Beautifully presented to a high standard of comfort and style, this delightful 5 Star coastal retreat is perfectly placed along a private drive just a short walk (200 yards) from the fantastic sandy beach of Broad Haven in the Pembrokeshire National Park. Miles of coastal walks, an abundance of marine/wildlife, good pubs and lovely Blue Flag beaches on the doorstep. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
Hawley Farm is in a fantastic location close to Dalwood and Axminster and within walking distance of the friendly Tucker's Arms pub. There are three beautiful self-catering cottages on the farm, each sleeping between four and seven people and enjoying far-reaching views. Guests can enjoy countryside walks from the door, and because the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site is only ten miles away, days at the seaside as well. Tourist board rating: 4 Star Gold
Sitting quietly in the peaceful village of Bloxworth, Old Kilns is a deceptively spacious holiday home that is ideal for families with older children and groups of friends who want to see the best that Dorset has to offer. Bloxworth is convenient for the Jurassic Coast beaches, like Weymouth and Studland Bay, and the Purbeck Heritage Coast, but it is also close to wonderful towns including Poole, Dorchester and Blandford Forum. Walk along the coastal footpath past Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door, or take the kids to one of Dorset’s top attractions like Bovington Tank Museum and Monkey World. Old Kilns is in the centre of it all, providing a restful haven at the end of a fun-filled day.
In a quiet Suffolk village near to the popular seaside town of Aldeburgh, this comfortable self-catering holiday cottage provides the ideal place for a romantic break away or a family holiday enjoying the many attractions of the Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB.
79 Hillside Villa is a holiday cottage in Millendreath near Looe, sleeping four guests, with sea views across Millendreath Bay towards Black Rock. This self-catering holiday rental in South East Cornwall offers one double bedroom and one twin, a modern shower room, an open-style living space, and a large private patio with outdoor dining and BBQ. Just a two-minute walk from Millendreath Beach and its beach bar and café, the property also provides WiFi and off-road parking. Well placed for exploring Looe, Polperro and the South West Coast Path.
The Linhay is located in a quiet village just half a mile from the beach and pub at Beesands. The Linhay is all on one level with accessible bedrooms and bathrooms, spacious open plan living room with log burner and plenty of natural light, a private sun deck and enclosed garden. Ideal for families or couples, the Linhay is an ideal base to explore the beautiful coastline between Salcombe and Dartmouth or further afield to Dartmoor National Park. Sorry, no pets. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
The Aspect is a one-bedroom seafront holiday apartment in Sidmouth, sleeping two guests and set within the grand Regency building of Wyndham Court on the town’s Esplanade. This second-floor self-catering apartment enjoys uninterrupted panoramic sea views across Sidmouth Beach, with shops, cafés and pubs all within a short walk. Designed for couples, The Aspect offers a peaceful coastal retreat with a king-size bed, well-equipped kitchen and front-row views of the Jurassic Coast. A superb choice for a romantic break beside the sea in East Devon.
Tyn y Cae (House in the Field) is a 4* Visit Wales Graded property that comfortably sleeps 21 people in 9 bedrooms. An adjoining barn can be made available, accommodating a further 10 people in 4 bedrooms. Please note the barn is not let separately to the main house. A large Victorian Country House set within spacious grounds (2 acres) and located on the doorstep of the Brecon Beacons National Park, it is surrounded by outstanding countryside with a variety of activities available. Guests have exclusive use of the property and grounds, which provides a wonderful holiday experience for large groups.
