A lovely 18th Century dog-friendly cottage perfect for couples, set amongst dramatic Snowdonia scenery in the village of Tanygrisiau in North Wales. Peaceful and cosy with multi-fuel stove, this welcoming cottage has lots of character, lovely views, a pub within a twenty minute walk, wonderful walks from the front door and the Ffestiniog Steam Train in the village.
A lovely 18th century holiday cottage set amongst spectacular scenery in the village of Tanygrisiau in the heart of Snowdonia's stunning National Park near Blaenau Ffestiniog. Retaining many character features including an impressive inglenook fireplace with multi-fuel stove and exposed beams, the cottage provides a welcome retreat to return home to after an exciting day exploring Snowdonia.
Immerse yourself in the beauty of Kintyre in this lovely Carradale holiday cottage which sleeps up to four people in two bedrooms, with a sofa bed suitable for a child. The waterfront property has fantastic east-facing views over the water towards the Isle of Arran and is within walking distance of two pubs, a village shop and a golf course. Fishing, walking, cycling and golfing are all popular pastimes with day trips including sightseeing in Oban and Campbeltown, and ferry hopping around the Isles of Islay.
This riverside retreat is perfect for couples but spacious enough for friends and family. The Ferry sits beside the River Tay near Aberfeldy in Perthshire's Big Tree Country, with luxurious touches that include an outdoor wood burning sauna, hot tub, open fire and a log burner. The owners have refurbished the holiday cottage to a very high standard to include oak flooring and high-quality furnishing throughout both floors, including in the two double bedrooms which each have a kingsize sleigh bed. Fishing, golf, walking and mountain biking are all favourite pastimes for locals and visitors, and there are lots of opportunities to do all of these and much more all year round.
Take a relaxing holiday or break by the sea in one of eight pretty holiday cottages that sit in tranquil grounds in a secluded valley just 200 yards from the sea, between Ilfracombe and Combe Martin on the North Devon coast. Plenty of attractions close by including Watermouth Castle adjacent.
Seaside locations don't get much better than Point Cottage, sitting right on the headland by the coastal footpath with stunning views from most rooms over St Bride's Bay on the Pembrokeshire Coast. Located in the heart of the seaside village of Little Haven, this lovely cottage has a choice of pubs on the doorstep, glorious sandy beaches, miles of coastal path and fabulous opportunities for watersports.
Get away from it all and enjoy peace and tranquillity at this delightful crofter's cottage in the north western corner of Scotland. Duart Cottage overlooks Loch Nedd and the mountain of Quinag and enjoys far reaching sea mountain and views, making it the perfect spot to relax and recharge. Walk in the hills, enjoy days out at the beach, or soak up the history and culture of the local area. The self-catering cottage sleeps four guests in two bedrooms and is available for bookings from March/April to September/October.
Upperfield Farm is a traditional Derbyshire longhouse which in time has been extended and upgraded to incorporate accommodation for 22 guests over 2 floors. You'll find stunning views over Carsington Reservoir and you'll have the circular route on your doorstep. Perfect for family get togethers!
Lakeside Cottage is a quirky barn situated on the banks of Carsington Water. A great base to explore the Derbyshire dales with its plentiful things to do. Located on the circular route around the lake on a no through road and great views, its a tranquil place to to unwind.
The Lake District is one of the most popular holiday destinations in England for its incredible landscape which is breathtaking in every season. Tucked quietly away in the pretty hamlet of Lowick and close to Coniston Water and Ulverston, Otley Beck Cottage is a beautifully crafted romantic holiday retreat for couples or solo travellers. It's on the doorstep of fantastic footpaths, and close to Grizedale Forest, Windermere, Cartmel and Grange-over-Sands. With no noise or light pollution, you'll sleep soundly and awake refreshed and full of energy.
Spacious yet cosy, Round Table Cottage dates back more than 300 years and sits in the heart of the Lake District National Park in Beatrix Potter country, between Far Sawrey and the Windermere Ferry and close to Hawkshead. Peaceful with lovely views, it is equally appealing for one or two families and is within easy reach of the Lake District's many attractions. Lovely walks from the front door and an exceptionally good pub within fifteen minutes walk. The Cottage also enjoys access down a private lane to the lake shore.
Located within the beautiful Scottish Borders region and just seven miles south of Hawick, this is an ideal holiday location for anyone looking for a relaxing getaway, wanting to explore the area or enjoy outdoor activities. Nestling amongst glorious Scottish countryside, Shankend sits within 100 acres which include a lake for fishing and kayaking.
A delightful waterside retreat on the Shropshire Union Canal in the grounds of a popular tavern which serves good food and cask ale. Just twenty miles from Shrewsbury, Ironbridge and The Potteries, The Boathouse is a great self-catering cottage for a family holiday or romantic waterside break.
Margate is an excellent choice if you're planning a holiday with your extended family or friends. The owners of this beautiful Victorian townhouse have created a large holiday home that is packed with family-friendly features including a dining room with a table to seat up to 18 people and a playroom for the youngest guests, using skilled craftspeople and high-quality furnishings complimented by up-cycled pieces to give it a quirky unique edge. Magical Margate Townhouse sleeps up to 16 people in eight beautiful ensuite bedrooms with multiple reception rooms and a layout spread over five floors. It is in a quiet conservation area just a few minutes walk from the beach and promenade, shops, cafes and attractions.
The pretty medieval village of Dunster is a wonderful place to stay as it gives easy access to both the Somerset coast and Exmoor's beautiful countryside. Like many of the buildings in Dunster, Fuller's Mill has medieval roots, having once been a busy cotton mill powered by the stream that still flows alongside it. The cottage sleeps up to six people in three bedrooms and, being within walking distance of shops, pubs and a playground makes it ideal for families. Minehead, Porlock and Lynmouth are just a few miles away and there are walks and cycling routes from the door.
The Forge sleeps up to six guests and is one in a collection of luxury holiday retreats in an exceptional tranquil setting on the edge of the Northumberland National Park within easy reach of the areas many attractions including the Heritage Coast. Beautifully presented throughout, The forge is well equipped for families, friends or couples who like a little extra space and sits in large grounds with the use of an outdoor tennis court.
The Yorkshire Dales, especially Swaledale, has some of the most spectacular scenery in England. This terrace of three stone holiday cottages is in the village of Reeth with two acres of beautifully landscaped grounds bordered by the River Swale. Each cottage sleeps four people in two bedrooms and is comfortably furnished to provide 4-Star accommodation to couples and families with children over ten. Richmond, Barnard Castle and Leyburn are only a few miles away, and there are spectacular walks and bike rides from the door. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
With views over spectacular countryside towards the Atlantic, and a huge private garden with a hot tub and a fire pit, The Folly is a favourite with families and friends. The three-bedroom cottage sleeps six people and is dog friendly. Bude, Widemouth Bay and the South West Coast Path are only a few miles from the house, and guests have access to three onsite coarse fishing ponds as well as woodland and meadows. It's idyllic in any season and a fantastic place for a relaxing holiday. Tourist board rating: 4 Star Gold
Set in a secluded spot with breathtaking sea and mountain views, this stunning six bedroom holiday house, sleeping twelve guests, is perfect for families and friends looking for a peaceful self-catering holiday on the Isle of Skye. Originally built in the 18th century as the dower house of Dunvegan Castle, Uiginish Lodge has been recently renovated to create a beautiful light and airy holiday home. With a cosy wood burning stove, sociable open plan living areas and homely antique furniture, it is the perfect spot to return to after a day hiking in the hills. Alternatively, just sit back, relax and enjoy this very special house.
Enjoying a riverside position in the popular Broadland village of Wroxham, Blackfriars provides comfy accommodation for up to four guests and is perfect for families wanting to explore the magical waterways of the Norfolk Broads, along with the Norfolk countryside, coastline and Norwich city. Fabulous sandy beaches within a short car ride away as well as an abundance of attractions including BeWilderwood, Great Yarmouth, Cromer and the Horsey seals. Alternatively, just park the car and enjoy everything on offer on the doorstep including fishing, boat hire, riverside walks, pubs and shops.
