Orchard Lea is a comfortable four-bedroom house sleeping seven people close to the centre of a quiet village and within walking distance of the village shop and pub. The beautiful Forest of Dean and Wye Valley areas are both just a few miles away, while the Malvern Hills and Cotswolds are not much further. Guests have easy access to a wealth of beautiful footpaths and cycling routes to enjoy, as well as favourite local attractions such as Symonds Yat, Puzzlewood and Hereford Cathedral. Spend your days exploring, shopping and eating, and your evenings relaxing in the four-person hot tub or enjoying a raucous games night with family and friends.
Escape with the family to this charming period cottage in the heart of Lea village, where there is space for up to six people to sleep in three bedrooms. The Forest of Dean and Wye Valley are both close by, as is the charming market town of Ross-on-Wye. Walking, cycling, horse riding and canoeing are only a few of the many ways to enjoy being outdoors in this landscape, which is a favourite holiday location in every season.
The Old Threshing Barn offers a unique and peaceful stay in the heart of rural Nottinghamshire. These highly rated cottages have been lovingly restored to a high standard, and offer a relaxing and peaceful stay for anyone wanting to escape to the country. With several peaceful walks and the historic market town of Southwell nearby, there is plenty on offer for guests. We can’t wait to welcome you.
Thatchers Cottage is one of seven holiday cottages located in extensive grounds close to Barnstaple and picturesque Instow. With excellent on-site facilities including an indoor pool, sauna and two games room, there is plenty to keep adults and children amused, and a host of attractions close by including glorious golden beaches, coastal walks and the Tarka Trail offering miles of traffic free cycling.
The Shropshire Hills has long been a favourite holiday destination for walkers, hikers and cyclists, with its stunning views, a landscape that's both rolling and rugged, and welcoming towns and villages with great amenities. The Granary is a lovely dog-friendly holiday apartment in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on a 15-acre smallholding at the base of Long Mynd Hill, within easy reach of Church Stretton, Bishops Castle and the foodie heaven that is Ludlow. It sleeps five people in three bedrooms and is ideal for families or couples who want a peaceful home-away-from-home to explore in all seasons.
Perfectly located less than a mile from the beach at the National Trust Cove of Cwmtydu, Llangrannog offers all the right ingredients for a relaxing holiday by the sea. Abundant with wildlife (including seals and dolphins), the area offers wonderful walks, secluded beaches and plenty of opportunity for peace and tranquility. The perfect coastal self-catering holiday cottage! Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Perfect for a family holiday, this wheel-chair accessible cottage is both pretty and beautifully presented in gorgeous seaside colours that compliment its coastal setting. Whether you are a couple wanting to walk the coastal footpath or see the incredible wildlife this area has to offer; or a family looking for a bucket and spade holiday, Cei Newydd provides a warm Welsh welcome at any time of the year.
Cosy and inviting, this lovely coastal hideaway is just perfect for couples who like walking, wildlife, outdoor adventure and simply relaxing. Less than a mile from the Ceredigion Marine Heritage Coastline and Cwmtydu Cove, Mwnt Holiday Cottage is less than four miles from New Quay (within walking or cycling distance) for dolphin spotting and within easy reach of a host of attractions.