This detached Victorian house is brilliant for extended families and groups of friends, as it can comfortably sleep up to 20 (16+4) people in seven spacious bedrooms. It has four reception areas including a dining room and a separate conservatory, and a lovely spacious garden. The Dairy House overlooks Portsmouth Harbour and is a short walk from shops, pubs and a short drive from the Gosport Ferry terminal. There are beaches, museums, footpaths and other attractions all within easy reach to make this a perfect holiday destination at any time of the year.
Gosport has everything you could want in a holiday destination, including fantastic amenities, beautiful views, historical sights and attractions, and countless ways to have fun. The seaside town is just across the water from Portsmouth and a wonderful choice for anyone who enjoys sailing, walking or cycling. The Coach House is a contemporary property with a timeless style built in the grounds of a Grade II listed Georgian villa, a short walk from the centre of town and within easy reach of shops, cafes, pubs and the Gosport Ferry terminal. It sleeps up to ten people in four ensuite bedrooms and is ideal for families or friends. The owner can arrange hot tub hire if required - please contact the owner for details and prices.
Stay in this pretty redbrick Victorian terraced holiday cottage that is a mere five-minute stroll from Stokes Bay and close to Gosport and Lee-on-the-Solent. Little Lane sleeps up to four people in two bedrooms, with a snug that can be converted into a third bedroom to sleep two more people if required. It has everything you need for a relaxing holiday by the coast, including a sunny private garden and excellent amenities within easy reach. In addition to lovely walks, cycling paths and Gosport's attractions, Portsmouth is only a short ferry trip away with even more treats for couples, families or friends who choose to stay in this charming cottage. Hot tub hire is possible - please speak to the owner.
An elegant, spacious apartment spread over two floors of a Georgian townhouse in the pedestrianised area of Gosport. South-facing windows overlook a quiet courtyard, and it is just moments away from a park, shops, cafes and pubs, as well as the Gosport Ferry terminal. The Georgian Apartment is family and pet friendly, has two bedrooms and two bathrooms, and lots of original features like sash windows and decorative fireplaces. You're within easy reach of museums, coastal walks and beaches. Portsmouth Historic Harbour and Gunwharf Quays development are only four-minute ferry crossing, while the Isle of Wight and New Forest National Park are under an hour away. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Pen y Graig - The Front Wing is a spacious Welsh farmhouse holiday cottage in Church Bay, Anglesey, sleeping four guests plus a baby, less than half a mile from the beach. This self-catering accommodation combines original character features with contemporary comforts, including a wood-burning stove, panoramic sea views, and an enclosed garden. Located on Anglesey’s west coast, the property offers off-road parking and WiFi throughout. This holiday rental on Anglesey provides an excellent base for exploring the Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path, South Stack Lighthouse, and Beaumaris Castle, with the beach, Lobster Pot restaurant, and coastal walks all within easy reach.
The Mews is one of five lovely holiday homes located at Tregrehan, equidistant from the historic Cornish village of Charlestown and the popular harbour town of Fowey on the beautiful South Coast of Cornwall. An abundance of attractions within easy reach including fabulous beaches, gardens and of course the world famous Eden Project.
Herefordshire is gorgeous with historic towns and buildings, fertile countryside and beautiful views. Yew Tree Barn is a stylish barn conversion with space for six to seven people, close to Hereford, the Wye Valley and the Brecon Beacons National Park. Places like Symonds Yat and the Forest of Dean, Ludlow, Monmouth, Ross-on-Wye and Abergavenny are all within easy reach to give visitors a wide variety of things to see and do.
St Elmo is a detached holiday cottage in West Mersea, Essex, that sleeps five. It has an enclosed garden and private parking for up to four cars. This dog-friendly, self-catering home is ideal for couples or small groups visiting Mersea Island. Shops, pubs, and restaurants are all within easy walking distance. The cottage has a ground-floor twin bedroom and cloakroom, with a double en-suite and a single bedroom upstairs. You can spend your days at the beach, walking by the estuary, or watching boats in the harbour, then enjoy a barbecue in the garden. WiFi, bed linen, and towels are provided. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Guests love Sealview for its fantastic location, superb views, and warm, homely atmosphere. Located beside Whitby Marina and the River Esk, the third-floor apartment sleeps four people in two bedrooms, with provision for a fifth on a trundle bed or a single sofa bed. It's ideal for families who love being close to amenities and attractions and for couples and friends who want to explore not only Whitby but also the surrounding coast and countryside. Whitby has loads to offer in all seasons, so whether you're into food, history, adventure, or nature, you'll never forget your stay at Sealview.
Little Cothill Barn is a beautifully converted, dog-friendly holiday cottage near Hay-on-Wye in the heart of the Herefordshire countryside. Sleeping four guests (plus a child), this stylish retreat offers two en suite king-size bedrooms, a cosy sitting room with wood burner, and a well-equipped kitchen perfect for relaxed self-catering. Guests enjoy two private enclosed gardens, a covered dining terrace, and a separate games room for family fun. Surrounded by scenic walking routes from the front door and just a short drive from Hay’s famous bookshops, markets, and eateries, it’s a welcoming home-away-from-home for exploring the Wye Valley, Golden Valley, and the Black Mountains. Also available as a four ensuite bedroom property, sleeping 8+2guests. See property 2730 for details
An 18th Century listed barn conversion providing self-catering packed full of character. Sympathetically designed and stylishly furnished, to offer relaxed, spacious accommodation, Cothill Barn sits in the picturesque Golden Valley amongst beautiful rolling Herefordshire countryside on the Welsh borders, with the beautiful Black Mountains as a back drop. Hay-on-Wye and plenty of attractions are just a short drive away. On site games room.
If you're bringing friends and family together from around the country then you will love The Hollies, which has been welcoming guests for more than 200 years. It is within easy reach of Coventry, Leicester, Rugby and Birmingham Airport and has space for 18 people to sleep in six bedrooms. This large holiday house is in the rural village of South Kilworth, next to The White Hart pub, and has lots of interior space as well as half an acre of mature gardens and ample off-street parking.
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.
Immerse yourself in the glory of Wensleydale from the cottage, garden or whilst out and about exploring miles of tracks and trails by cycling or walking straight from the front door. A peaceful setting, Overdale holiday cottage is perfect for walkers, bird watchers and those wanting to relax, and is just one mile from the thriving market town of Hawes in the Yorkshire Dales.
A delightful self-catering holiday cottage perfect all year round for winter breaks and summer holidays, located in the pretty ancient village of Westbury-sub-Mendip between Wells and Cheddar at the foot of the Mendip Hills in Somerset. The Dairy is ideal for those who enjoy walking, cycling, wildlife or simply relaxing with the village pub just a minutes walk away.
If this is your first holiday to the Northumberland coast, then it is unlikely to be your last! 30-miles of unspoiled coastline feature white sands and clear waters, with the odd clifftop castle, like nearby Bamburgh Castle, to remind you that this peaceful region was once fiercely protected. Beadnell is a small, welcoming village with a lovely bay that rarely feels busy. Opposite the village church and green, Tickle Cottage is an 18th Century former worker's home that has been sympathetically updated to offer comfortable accommodation for four people in two bedrooms. A wood burner, private courtyard and wonderfully romantic master bedroom all make it a favourite with couples and families.
'Off the Rails' provides a truly unique holiday experience in the picture postcard village of Plockton in the Scottish Highlands. With superb pubs and seafood restaurants in the village and lovely walks nearby this is a perfect holiday destination for those who enjoy walking, kayaking, relaxing or exploring this wonderful part of Scotland including the Isle of Skye.
A characterful old holiday cottage dating back four hundred years with an impressive large inglenook fireplace housing a log burning stove in the peaceful village of Cubert, North Cornwall. Walking distance of three beaches (Crantock, Polly Joke and Holywell Bay) and pubs/restaurants in the village for a meal out. Just four miles from Newquay and a great self-catering base for exploring Cornwall's many attractions or enjoying a lazy beach holiday. Tourist board rating: 3 Star
This characterful 18th Century, Grade II listed fisherman's cottage is perfectly situated at the end of a cobbled street overlooking Staithes beach and harbour, within walking distance of shops, cafes and pubs. Accommodation is spread over three floors with space for up to six guests to sleep in four charming bedrooms, and the living room has a log burner and window seats. It's perfect for families and friends who want direct access to the beaches and footpaths of the Yorkshire Coast, as well as the wider North York Moors National Park.
Cockermouth is as charming as any of England's market towns with a weekly market, an excellent array of eateries, and attractions that include Wordsworth House. It sits on the River Derwent and is the starting point for fantastic walks and bike rides, being just over the border of the Lake District National Park and close to beaches and forests. Walking, mountain biking, fishing and sailing are only a few of the many wonderful ways to have fun when you stay at Kia Ora - a lovely holiday cottage about a mile from the centre of town and within walking distance of places to eat, drink and shop. The dog-friendly cottage sleeps up to four people in two bedrooms and is perfect for couples, families and friends.
