The Isle of Colonsay is located off the West Coast of Scotland in the Hebrides and has stunning beaches, spectacular views, great walks, bike rides and an abundance of wildlife. Overlooking the sea and within walking distance of the islands hotel which serves very good food, this holiday cottage is a perfect Scottish holiday retreat.
An immaculate & impressive 16th century barn conversion sitting in a countryside position in Badley, a peaceful little hamlet on the outskirts of the historic town of Needham Market in Suffolk. Ideal for large groups of friends or families wanting to get together or celebrate a special occasion and within easy reach of the coastline and the areas many attractions.
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.
The Romney Marshes are a favourite holiday destination not only for their proximity to London (the train from St Pancras takes around an hour) but for their natural beauty. The salt marshes, wetlands and gorgeous coastline are appealing at any time of the year, especially when you stay somewhere as welcoming as The Mount. This Tudor house may retain many original features but, far from being a museum, it is a welcoming and comfortable holiday home for modern visitors. There is space for up to 12 people to sleep in 7 bedrooms, and it is only a mile from Rye and three miles from Camber Sands.
This self-catering holiday home is in Low Row, within walking distance of the award-winning Punchbowl Inn and easy reach of Reeth and Richmond. As comfortable as the beds at Rose Cottage are, you'll happily wake early to enjoy the incredible views for as long as possible. The good news is that you can see them from virtually every room in the house, including the super-kingsized bed in the master bedroom and definitely from the south-facing conservatory that opens onto a large patio. There is space for five people to sleep in three bedrooms and a layout that suits families or friends.
Benmore is a lovingly renovated stone cottage in the heart of Gunnerside, perfect for a peaceful self-catering holiday with family or friends. This light-filled holiday rental sleeps six and features a cosy lounge with a log burner, a fully equipped kitchen diner, and a beautiful back garden with views of the fells. Located near world-class cycling and walking routes, it's ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy local amenities like the Kings Head village pub and explore nearby villages like Reeth and Muker. Benmore offers a comfortable retreat with modern amenities in a stunning rural setting.
A warm welcome awaits at Mary's Barn. Set in the grounds of the owner's thatched property, this delightful holiday home is ideally placed in the very heart of the New Forest National Park with forest walks and bike rides straight from the front door. Perfect for relaxing or exploring the areas many attractions.
If you want the whole Haworth experience, stay in this Haworth Holiday Cottage. Dating from the first half of the 1800s, it would have been new when the Brontes arrived in 1820 and a familiar sight to them. Follow their footsteps up Main Street to the Bronte Parsonage and Haworth Parish Church, continuing onto the Yorkshire Moors. Shops, cafes and amenities are within a short stroll of the Grade-II listed property, which sleeps four people in two bedrooms and is excellent for couples or families. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
This lovely holiday cottage in Broadstairs had a 4-Star award from Visit England and caters for four people with two bedrooms (a double and a twin) and two bathrooms. It's minutes from beautiful Viking Bay beach, shops, cafes and bars, with easy access to the coastal footpath and Viking Way cycling route. Guests love the practical touches that make it feel like home, like ample storage in the bedrooms so that you can unpack and a dishwasher in the kitchen to keep holiday chores to a minimum. It's ideal for families but also suits couples. Holiday bookings are available in all seasons.
Tucked away in a quiet spot behind the High Street, Hinderwell Escape provides affordable, comfortable holiday accommodation. It is spacious enough to sleep up to seven guests, yet its thick stone walls, quirky layout, traditional charm and thoughtful furnishings make it cosy for couples as well. The kitchen is well equipped for self catering but there are two pubs (The Brown Cow and The Badger Hounds) as well as a popular chip shop if you don't feel like cooking. The cottage is convenient for beaches like Staithes, Sandsend, Whitby and Runswick Bay. The Coastal Footpath runs near the village, while good road links and bus service make it possible to reach other attractions in the North York Moors National Park with relative ease.
**** No booking fee. ****No cleaning fee. ****No agency surcharge. Booking response within hours• Free parking beside cottage• Amazing views of St Michael’s Mount and the bay• Three pubs with food- 5 minutes’ walk• Coastal Footpath- 5 minutes’ walk• Beach- 5 minutes walk• Paddle board SUP hire- 5 minutes’ walk• Kayak hire- 5 minutes’ walk• Kite surfing hire- 5 minutes drive• Sailing boat hire- 40 minutes drive• Minack Theatre- 35 minutes drive• RSPB Marazion Marsh- 3 minutes drive• Dolphin watching boat trips- 11 minutes drive• Sea fishing boat trips- 10 minutes drive• Helicopter to Isles of Scilly- 10 minutes driveFREE PARKING BESIDE ACCOMMODATIONRosehill House Cottage is a five roomed cottage enjoying wonderful views over Mount’s Bay and St Michael’s Mount set in a quiet residential area of Marazion. Sea views are available from the bedroom, kitchen and the sun terrace. A short walk up from the ancient town of Marazion with its range of pubs, restaurants and a mini market. The cottage is ideally positioned with views of St Michael’s Mount from the sun terrace and the kitchen. The bedroom balcony offers a table and chairs with a panoramic view of Mount’s Bay, including Penzance, Newlyn and Mousehole. The property benefits from a parking place for a large car, a few steps away from the front door.A few minutes walk away is the causeway to St Michael’s Mount and a mini market, pubs and restaurants. A frequent bus service connects Marazion with St Ives, Penzance, Newlyn and Land’s End. Ideal for Rosamunde Pilcher film locations. The Penzance train station is four miles away. Collection from the station can be arranged.Nearby, stand up boards and kite surfers can be hired. A good surfing beach is about twenty minutes drive away. An RSPB bird sanctuary is about ten minutes walk away.The property has open tread stairs and a small pond therefore it is unsuitable for young children. No smoking inside. Sorry, but no pets.Change over day is Saturday. Minimum rental fee is for 7 days.All photographs taken on or from the cottage(apart from activity shots).Kitchen- Fully equipped with fridge, cooker, hob, toaster, kettle, table and chairs for two. Panoramic views of Mount’s Bay and St Michael’s Mount. On calm days, dolphins are often seen.Sitting Room- large smart TV, free Sky, free WiFi, boostable storage heaters, leather sofa and armchair.Hall- umbrellas and garden parasol.Bathroom- wet room, shower, wc, bidet, vanitry unit with shaving socket, heated towel rail.Ironing room- store for ironing board, iron and garden chair cushions.Bedroom- two large single beds that can be pushed together to make a six foot bed, wardrobe, wash hand basin, hair dryer, bed reading lights and bedside tables. Balcony with table and chairs.Outside- laundry room with washing machine, freezer and tumble dryer.Sun terrace- table and four chairs, views all around Mount’s Bay and St Michael’s Mount.No booking fee. No cleaning fee. No agency surcharge.All reviews are available in the Welcome folder in the cottage.Electric car charger available (type 2)
If you are looking for a large venue to celebrate a special occasion then take a look at this impressive country house. Underley Grange exudes classic charm and is just perfect for a milestone event, wedding or simply spending time with special people. The flagship of the Underley Estate, guests can enjoy a true taste of country life when they stay at Underley Grange with miles of wonderful walks, fly fishing and clay pigeon shooting on the doorstep, as well as golf and a host of attractions in the nearby Lake District National and Yorkshire Dales National Parks. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
Close to the The Lake District National Park, North Yorkshire Dales and The Trough of Bowland, this holiday cottage is located in breathtaking countryside and ideal for exploring this beautiful area. Sitting on the Underley Estate in Cumbria, The Old Laundry is perfect for those who enjoy being outdoors with lovely walks on the doorstep as well as a host of other outdoor activities including fishing and clay pigeon shooting. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
Conveniently placed within easy reach of The Lake District, Yorkshire Dales and The Trough of Bowland, this unique elegant holiday retreat nestles amongst breathtaking Cumbrian countryside and is an excellent base for exploring the areas many attractions or simply relaxing on the Underley Estate. Sandwiched between the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales, there are no end of great days out to enjoy. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
In an enviable position with direct forest access in the New Forest National Park close to the renowned beauty spot of Hatchet Pond between Lymington, Brockenhurst and Beaulieu, this spacious comfy and well equipped holiday cottage has a versatile layout which makes it suitable for couples and family groups alike.
A fabulous large dog-friendly holiday cottage for eight guests in the small peaceful Derbyshire hamlet of Bradbourne on the outskirts of the Peak District National Park. The market town of Ashbourne is close by, Carsington Water is just a mile away (as is a good local family pub!) and you can walk to Tissington and Brassington, possibly the Derbyshire Dales prettiest villages. Superb walking, cycling and horse riding with access onto the Tissington and High Peak Trails and an abundance of attractions within easy reach. All year round appeal with the use of a fabulous indoor heated swimming pool, log burner and stunning views.
The 177-mile Offa's Dyke Path runs through the village, which is within easy reach of fantastic beaches and beautiful sights, including Talacre Bay and the Gronant Dunes. Tan Y Bryn is in a scenic spot two miles from Prestatyn and a three-minute walk from the Eagle and Child pub in Gwaenysgor. The stone holiday cottage is well equipped for self-catering with a fitted kitchen, and open plan eating and sitting area. The mezzanine bedroom has a superking or twin single beds to suit couples or friends. There's an enclosed garden with a deck, barbecue and seating, parking, and storage for bikes and kayaks.
Swallow cottage is homely and welcoming, in a quiet position and wonderful for all ages and well behaved pets. A few yards from the cottage is a beautiful National Trust Combe, leading a mile down to a lovely natural beach which is dog friendly, as is The Donkey Sanctuary, which children love, and is free to enter. The Sanctuary is just a few minutes walk away and has a good cafe overlooking the donkeys and combe to the sea, as well as eight miles of walkways. Sidmouth has lovely shops, and Branscombe, Beer and Lyme Regis are all within easy reach. The local Coast Path walking is spectacular.
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
You will never get enough of the stunning views from this waterfront property in Porthmadog. Sit on the balcony of Number 20 and enjoy the estuary and mountains' ever-changing scene, knowing that shops, cafes, and pubs are within a 5-10 minute walk if you need anything. The modern holiday property sleeps four people in two bedrooms and is perfect for exploring Snowdonia, the Llyn Peninsula, and favourite attractions like Portmeirion, Zip World, and Caernarfon Castle. It's ideal for couples or families with older children.
