An idyllic and private location set in some of the most spectacular scenery in the National Park. The perfect, romantic self-catering retreat for couples wanting comfort and luxury. Woodburning stove and ‘views to die for’ (as one of our visitors commented). Borrow our bikes for the Manifiold Trail or hike lush, tranquil dales and wild romantic highlands. The less energetic may prefer to explore our pretty villages with their lovely old churches and ancient inns. Shops, pubs and wonderful places to eat close-by. Tourist board rating: 5 Star Gold Tourist board rating: 5 Star Gold
An 18th Century stable block converted into a luxurious, detached holiday cottage surrounded by some of the most spectacular scenery in the Peak District National Park. Deluxe kitchen and fabulous lounge with wood burning stove. Underflor heating. Spectacular gallery bedroom and master bedroom with en-suite plus a bunk beded room. Explore lush peaceful dales, dramatic highlands and pretty romantic villages. Many attractions and National Trust properties in the area. Shops, pubs and wonderful places to eat close-by. A Scandinavian hot tub is available at an extra charge. Tourist board rating: 4 Star Gold Tourist board rating: 4 Star Gold
Nestling amongst Herefordshire countryside on the Whittern Estate, The Lodge provides a high standard of self-catering with classic Victorian charm blended with fabulous modern conveniences. Perfect for couples, families or friends who want to explore the area (Ludlow, Hereford and Hay-on-Wye are all within easy driving distance) and those who simply want to escape away and enjoy a taste of country life. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
A delightful cottage sitting in an orchard setting overlooking vineyard with stunning panoramic views over the Black Mountains on a large 700 acre estate within Herefordshire countryside - an ideal retreat to relax or use as a base for exploring the area's many attractions. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
A magnificent 4 Star Gold holiday home offering stylish accommodation on an impressive country estate of some seven hundred acres in North West Herefordshire. Perfect for couples, friends and families with plenty of attractions within easy driving distance including Hay-on-Wye, Ludlow, Hereford and the Welsh Borders. Tourist board rating: 4 Star Gold
A cosy stone self catering cottage on a large 700 acre estate set amidst rolling Herefordshire countryside, providing holiday accommodation for six guests or larger parties of up to eleven if the nearby cottage is rented at the same time. Close to the Shropshire Hills, Hereford, Hay-on-Wye and the Welsh Borders with an abundance of great days out. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Combining 21st century modern convenience with Victorian charm and elegance amongst secluded Herefordshire countryside - six self catering holiday homes provide a chic venue for parties of two to fifty guests. Whether you are looking for a romantic break or want to celebrate a milestone event with friends or family, The Colloquy is an ideal choice. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
Offering the chance to live the 'Downton Abbey' lifestyle, this Grade II listed Queen Anne house offers spacious self-catering accommodation for large groups of up to eighteen and sits on a seven hundred acre estate amongst beautiful rolling Herefordshire countryside within easy reach of Ludlow and Hay-on-Wye. The perfect venue for spending time or celebrating with friends or family. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Sitting in a simply stunning position with breathtaking views over the Isles of Jura, Mull and Scarba, this 5 Star holiday cottage provides the perfect retreat to escape away from it all. An exceptional position sitting close to the Scottish village of Ardfern in picturesque Argyll. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
A waterside cottage sitting in a fabulous position amongst some of Scotland's finest scenery on the Craignish Peninsula with views over the Isle of Jura. Located in Argyll, close to the little Scottish village of Ardfern and under thirty miles from Oban guests can enjoy incredible scenery, wildlife, plenty of attractions and the tranquility of being by the water. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Teddy’s Retreat is a dog-friendly, two-bedroom (4 person) rural cottage in West Beckham, North Norfolk, offering a peaceful base close to the region’s renowned coastline. The property combines rustic charm—such as wooden floors and an open fire—with modern comfort and thoughtful accommodation for guests with dogs. Located within walking distance of a village pub and Sheringham Park, the cottage provides convenient access to key attractions including some of Norfolk’s best beaches, Nature Reserves and quirky towns of Holt, Blakeney and Wells-next-the-Sea. Guests can relax indoors with Sky TV, WiFi, and a cosy fire, or enjoy the mature, enclosed south-facing garden with dining areas and a BBQ. Additional amenities include front and rear seating spaces and an on-site games room. Overall, Teddy’s Retreat offers a tranquil, well-equipped setting for exploring both the countryside and coastline of North Norfolk.
The Challenger Lodge nestled on the 1000 acres of The Challenger Estate. It has 180 degree views from the living room which has views of the distant hills and lochs. The small Highland village of Lairg is 5 miles away and from Inverness its an 80 mile drive north.
"Escape to serenity, Indulge in Comfort!" As seen on Mortimer and Whitehouse Gone fishing and Escape to the country. Picture the tranquillity of staying in a Double Decker bus, parked in a beautify paddock with free roaming Alpacas and Donkeys near ponds with a stream running past! Then welcome to Fosfelle.
Rowan is a comfortable 3 bed roomed property which sleeps 6. Down stairs is open plan, with wit kitchen diner and Sitting area complete with sofa bed and a downstairs toilet. Upstairs there is an on suite master with king size bed, a double bed and a twin room with separate bathroom. there is a small enclosed outside seating area adjacent to the larger garden and parking area.
The Old Farm Shop has 2 ensuite double bedrooms and an open plan living area. Private Hot Tub in the courtyard.
Spacious airy modern Barn conversion that sleeps 12 with 6 en-suite bedrooms.
The Cottage, at Crooked Birch, is situated on a working small holding in the Lake District National Park. Guests enjoy feeding and petting the goats and Herdwick sheep as well as interacting with our ducks, hens and rare breed sheep and lambs. We live on-site so are on-hand to give help with places to visit and explore or we can leave guests to enjoy the peace and quiet! The Cottage is a beautiful newly refurbished barn situated in the Lakeland Fells only a few miles from the vibrant, festival town of Ulverston. With views of Weather Lamb and The Old Man of Coniston from the large picture windows, The Cottage is the perfect place to relax, take in the views and get away from it all. With the Cumbrian Way and footpaths located within and around the property, enthusiastic walkers can explore the stunning countryside, pet the goats and sheep and enjoy Coniston Water, which is only a few miles from The Cottage.
Spacious pet friendly 2 bedroom farm cottage sleeping up to 4 guests. Ireby is thoughtfully designed on a single level, offering easy accessibility throughout. A gently sloped path connects the parking area at the front to the patio doors at the rear, leading into spacious, open-plan rooms with level flooring. The cottage also features a purpose-built wet room with a walk-in shower, making it a comfortable and convenient stay for all guests.
Strongate Orchard is a single static home situated on a small working beef farm, a 10 minute drive north of Bridport, Dorset. Secluded location at the bottom of a long winding lane with no passing traffic. A great base and ideal location for either a family farm stay or adults, you will likely see our animals in the field next door, birds in the Orchard, and there is also plenty of outside space for ball games. We are located within Dorset's Natural Landscape and the World Heritage Jurassic coastline along with Bridport, famous for it's twice weekly street market and antiques quarter, is a 10 minute drive away. The coastal village of Charmouth is ideal for fossil hunting and we offer short breaks as well as 7 night stays.
Strongate Cottage is a welcoming 17th-century thatched Cottage, full of character, charm, and original features. Rated 4★ by Visit England, it offers a comfortable retreat. Set in the peaceful village of Salway Ash, the cottage sits at the end of a long, winding lane on a small working farm with its own spring water. Surrounded by unspoilt countryside, it provides a wonderfully tranquil escape—an ideal base for exploring everything Dorset has to offer. Inside, the cottage sleeps four and includes all modern conveniences. The well-equipped galley kitchen features an oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine with tumble dryer, fridge with freezer compartment, and traditional flagstone flooring. One step leads down into a cosy open-plan lounge and dining area with two comfy sofas, a smart TV, and a dining table perfect for relaxed meals after a day of adventuring. Upstairs are two bedrooms: one with twin beds and a chest of drawers, the other with a brass double bed and a large fitted wardrobe. Both rooms overlook the pretty garden. The modern bathroom offers a bath with shower attachment, toilet, sink, and ceramic tiled floor. Outside, the garden is a delightful sanctuary with a wooden table and chairs, colourful flower borders, and a grassed area. Birds visit regularly, along with the occasional pheasant, duck, and chicken. Parking for two cars is available. A travel cot and highchair are provided, and the Cottage includes free WiFi, night storage heating, and all linen and towels. Well-behaved dogs are welcome (£20 per dog per week, usually up to two depending on size/breed). Non-smokers only, please. The Cottage is just 10 minutes from the Jurassic Coast at West Bay, known for its dramatic cliffs, harbour, and role in ITV’s Broadchurch. The seaside town of Lyme Regis, with its historic Cobb and charming shops, is 25 minutes away. Fossil hunting at Charmouth is highly recommended, and walkers will love the panoramic views from Golden Cap, the highest point on the south coast. The nearest town, Bridport, offers independent shops, a vibrant twice-weekly street market, arts venues, cafés, and a lively vintage quarter. A scenic drive or bus ride along the coast road to Weymouth provides sweeping views across the coastline to Portland on clear days. With coastal paths, countryside trails, historic villages, and plenty of welcoming pubs, cafés, and restaurants, Dorset is a wonderful area to explore and we look forward to welcoming you to our little gem . For more details, visit: www.strongate.co.ukFor enquiries, please contact Tess on 07792 609617.
