5,638 properties found
1 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (86247)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
2 1 1 Yes
A charming stone property in the pretty Lakeland village of Rosthwaite is the perfect, peaceful hideaway for a couple wanting to explore the landscape of lakes and fells. Moments from wonderful walks and cycling routes, it is less than 4 miles from Derwentwater, where you can enjoy a great range of water sports, and just 6.5 miles to the lively market town of Keswick. A shared hall leads to the front door of this appealing first-floor apartment. Head up the staircase to the lounge. This cosy room has a lovely view across the village to the fells, comfortable seating and a dining area for two. A compact kitchen opening off the lounge has everything you need to rustle up a romantic supper. The spacious double bedroom has a pretty, country-style wooden bed, and there is a shower room across the hall. Outside, a shared garden has a covered entrance with seating, and a large lawn overlooking the fells. Jump on the year-round bus between Rosthwaite, Seatoller and Keswick, for a taste of the scenic glories in store. Between April and October, you can also ride the Honister Rambler on a circular route that takes in Buttermere and the famously steep Honister Pass. Put on your walking boots and take the packhorse trail up the fell to the unspoiled hamlet of Watendlath, owned by the National Trust. Enjoy a drink in the tearoom while you take in the splendid view. Take a boat tour around Derwentwater; it has eight jetties, allowing you to hop and off and explore more Lakeland walks.
Weekly prices from £377.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Cockermouth (SZ294)
Cockermouth, The Lake District and Cumbria
2 1 1 Yes
Enjoying a charming courtyard setting, this cottage is a wonderful retreat for a couple and one dog. The open-plan living/dining room is super stylish and the separate modern kitchen will no doubt impress the chef de jour! Upstairs is the handy shower room and spacious bedroom. Full of character with its vaulted ceiling and feature beams, its the perfect mix of modern comfort and period charm. Part of the bedroom but tucked around a corner, the snug area is a cosy little den just perfect for relaxing. Though tucked away, this cottage is just a stones throw from the centre of Cockermouth. With a great selection of independent shops, cafes, restaurants, bars and pubs, Cockermouth has plenty to delight and entertain. The famous Jennings Brewery, a Cockermouth institution, sits proudly by the river; offering regular tours - and tastings! - and a great shop, its a must for any real ale fans. From quiet riverside ambles to longer walks out into the surrounding countryside, theres a great choice of walking available straight from the front door. If you do fancy exploring slightly further afield, ever popular Keswick is an easy 15-minute drive away. Take a ride on the launch and enjoy a cruise around Derwentwater or set off on foot along the lake shore path. From Keswick avid fell walkers can tackle Latrigg, Catbells and Walla Crag to name but a few of Alfred Wainwrights favourites. Why not head west from Cockermouth to explore the picturesque Solway Coast? Stroll along the promenade at Silloth or visit Whitehaven harbour to learn about the areas maritime history. Hidden behind a traditional latch door, youll find this cute and characterful cottage. The charming courtyard is a welcome sight upon arrival; with its wooden bench and potted decorative plants, its the perfect place for a relaxing few minutes before heading inside this gem of a cottage. Theres a handy porch area by the front door, ideal for drying wet coats and boots after a day out exploring. The living/dining room is cool and stylish yet still cosy, comfortable and characterful. The exposed stone work on the feature wall, quirky shelves and wooden beams are all nods to cottages Georgian heritage. At the back of the cottage is the sleek, modern kitchen and utility area. Well equipped with everything that youd need for a self-catering holiday theres a gas oven and hob, integrated fridge, useful dishwasher, handy washing machine, as well as the requisite kettle, toaster and microwave. Enjoy your morning coffee whilst perched at the breakfast bar, the perfect place to plan your days adventures. Head up the stairs to find the useful shower room and fantastic bedroom. Wonderfully spacious and full of character thanks to its vaulted ceiling and original beams, this really is an amazing room for some real relaxation. Off the main part of the bedroom, tucked around a corner, youll find the bonus snug area with a single bed. A wall-mounted TV means its the perfect spot to have an early night watching your favourite programmes. As well as the enclosed front courtyard, guests will also have access to a patio area to the rear of the cottage just off the kitchen. This rear patio area is part of the owners garden.
Weekly prices from £467.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Aldham (86650)
Ipswich, East Anglia
2 1 1 Yes
Located on the private grounds surrounded by beautiful countryside and farmland you really will feel relaxed and at one with nature during your stay at this property. Directly from the property, you have public footpaths, one of which takes you to the beautiful church at Aldham village once featured on TV. Hadleigh, one of the old wool towns, has a choice of pubs, shops and coffee shops and is just 3.7 miles away. The popular medieval village of Kersey (5.1 miles) and Lavenham (12 miles) are both well worth a visit and both have a choice of places to shop, eat and drink and keen golfers will enjoy a visit to Hintlesham Hall just 4.6 miles away. There is an abundance of cycle routes close by, enjoy the meandering country roads and the picturesque villages. Upon entering you instantly notice the care and attention the owners have put into this renovation to make your stay feel as comfortable as possible and have even raised the roof to give a superb sense of space. The open plan lounge/kitchen/dining area is the perfect spot to relax and unwind after a busy day out exploring so why not fire up the wood burner and read a book, or even catch up on your favourite show on the Smart TV. The kitchen has an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, dishwasher and a washer/dryer. When you are ready for bed, the spacious bedroom is towards the back of the property and has a comfortable king-size bed and an en-suite shower room with a shower and WC. There is access to the balcony from the bedroom or the front door and this provides a truly special place to sit on the furniture provided and take in your surroundings (please note the balcony has a zip wire to keep it enclosed so regret no children under 10). The owners are happy for guests to share their grounds and wander through their garden. There is also an enclosed private seating area and hammock with BBQ for guests to enjoy. There is parking for two cars and an electric charging point which is paid directly to the owner if required for an additional fee.
Weekly prices from £725.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Wroxham (87414)
Norwich, East Anglia
2 1 1 Yes
A romantic bolthole for two, this fabulous property blends traditional charm with modern comforts – you’ll love its magnificent, beamed ceilings and brick detailing. A central location makes getting around incredibly easy, whether you fancy a trip to the seaside, a cruise on the water or a day of shopping and culture. This delightful bungalow is filled with light thanks to the floor-to-ceiling French doors in both its lounge and bedroom. The open-plan living space, with feature brick wall, combines comfortable seating around a TV at one end with a kitchen at the other, plus a central dining table. It’s a welcoming and comfortable space in which to kick back and relax. All on the same level, you also have a spacious double bedroom and a bright bathroom. The enclosed garden outside the property, shared with three other cottages, has a private patio with a bistro dining set for those warm days when you want to take a drink or a meal into the sunshine. There’s also a sweet summerhouse and some paths which take you wandering around the owner’s grounds - where you may even meet their friendly sheep! The village of Hainford has a traditional thatched pub with excellent food and is only around 7 miles from Norwich, the most complete medieval city in the UK, with a stunning Norman cathedral and castle, lots of independent shops and a variety of lively restaurants. Wroxham is also less than 8 miles away, home to shops, restaurants and a number of boatyards where you can hire a boat and cruise the 125 miles of lock-free Broads. For a traditional day at the seaside try Cromer, 17 miles, with its sandy beach and Victorian pier, or Sheringham, 21 miles, where you can catch a steam train to the Georgian market town of Holt.
Weekly prices from £404.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Ashford-in-the-Water (87471)
Bakewell, Peak District
2 1 1 Yes
Stay in this peaceful getaway for two in pretty Ashford-in-the-Water and enjoy a variety of walks from your front door as well as easy access to many of the Peak District’s most-loved destinations. A typically charming, single-storey stone property from the outside, this desirable cottage is bright and modern on the inside, set out all on one level apart from the four steps that lead down to the front door. Enjoy picturesque views over the village from the kitchen, which is equipped with everything you’ll need to conjure up tasty suppers with ease, before dining at the traditional wooden table in the open-plan lounge. Here there are also a pair of comfortable sofas gathered around the TV and a wood-burner-effect electric stove. This is the spot where you can spend cosy evenings relaxing after a day spent exploring the exceptional countryside nearby. Leading off the lounge, the double bedroom also has a sofa bed, suitable for a child, and there is a bathroom with a shower over the bath. Wrapping around the cottage, the enclosed patio is a fabulous place to sit and take in the wonderful views or partake in an al fresco meal. From your cottage you can stroll to the village pub, shop and tearooms, as well as its iconic Sheepwash Bridge. Walk to the bustling market town of Bakewell (1.5 miles) for its independent shops, foodie destinations and Monday market – not forgetting to try the renowned Bakewell Pudding – or venture out into the Peaks and enjoy the spectacular scenery of the National Park. There are hikes long and short from Ashford-in-the-Water, and a great one to try is the Monsal Trail, a cycling and walking path through valleys, fells and hills, with caves, viaducts, old mills and mine workings, and some spectacular views.
Weekly prices from £461.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Meerbrook (87507)
Leek, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
A beautifully converted 1800s cart house hidden at the end of a leafy farm track; this elegant country hideaway is the perfect romantic retreat for an outdoorsy couple. Pack a picnic and tackle the outstanding trail along the rugged gritstone ridge of The Roaches, before indulging in an al fresco feast on the secluded rear patio overlooking the hills. This charming cottage is brimming with character and features traditional exposed stonework walls, earthy leather and wood textures, and exposed beams. Step into the bright shaker-style kitchen with floor-to-ceiling windows and crack open a cold drink while the resident chef prepares some well-earned snacks. Gather at the wooden dining table for an intimate meal for two then retreat to the rustic stone-clad lounge where you can sink onto the sofa and cuddle up with a movie on the TV. Ascend the wooden staircase to the romantic super-king-size bedroom with beamed ceilings and a stable door revealing a sleek en-suite shower room. Enjoy your morning coffee perched on the outdoor furniture with splendid country views while your furry friend plays in the enclosed garden. Thrill-seekers will be in their element with a taster session on kayaking, canoeing, or paddle boarding at Tittesworth Water, 1 mile, or trek along the gritstone outcrops to the mythical Doxey Pool to discover the intriguing body of water steeped in legend, 4 miles. Explore the nearby market town of Leek to stroll the cobblestone streets and refuel at the local tea rooms, 4 miles.
Weekly prices from £631.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Preston-on-Wye (87736)
Hereford, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
This rural bolthole for two sits on the edge of the pretty village of Preston-on-Wye, with direct access to the River Wye. The property sits within the grounds of a campsite, and guests are welcome to use the facilities, hire canoes, or purchase a day permit for coarse fishing. Walkers can join the nearby Wye Valley Walk or the Offa’s Dyke Path to explore the local landscape, while for shopping and eating out, Hay-on-Wye is just 12 miles away. The detached barn conversion is bright and airy, with an open-plan layout and contemporary decor and furniture. The main living space is a lounge/kitchen/diner, where you can cook up a storm in the sleek kitchen area and share romantic dinners at the table by the window. In the evenings, snuggle up on the sofa to watch a classic movie on the Smart TV. A stylish bathroom completes this level. An elegant, spiral staircase leads to the first floor, where you’ll find a beautiful double bedroom set in the eaves. This room boasts countryside views and has a little reading nook for curling up with your favourite book. Outside, there’s a shared, grassed area with picnic benches. Guests are also welcome to use the on-site facilities such as the farm shop, bar, and canoe and paddleboard hire. Head into Hay-on-Wye to potter around its famous bookstores or pick up souvenirs from the quaint craft shops and art galleries. The town has an excellent array of cafes and restaurants, many of which serve delicious local produce. For waterside picnics or a spot of wild swimming, wander down to the riverside ‘beach’, The Warren. The walking opportunities in the area are endless, with tracks and trails to follow through the Black Mountains, Begwyn Hills, and Wye Valley (all within 20 miles).
Weekly prices from £439.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Taunton (87929)
Taunton, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
Nearby Taunton, the County Town of Somerset, is 3 miles from this retreat and has extensive shopping, restaurants, leisure facilities and the County Cricket ground. Tauntons racecourse is half a mile away. There are wonderful walks to be enjoyed directly from the property which meander through a rural landscape with country pubs to be found en route. The central location makes it perfect for visiting both coastlines including Watchet (21 miles) and Blue Anchor (24 miles) to the north and the popular seaside towns of Lyme Regis (25 miles) and Sidmouth (26.5 miles) to the south. Head to Bishops Lydeard (9 miles) and jump on the West Somerset Railway, which chugs merrily through the countryside ending at Minehead Beach – it’s a real step back in time. Set in the grounds of the owners’ small farm, this beautiful reverse-level cottage is accessed via the enclosed courtyard garden. Step inside and enter straight into the light and airy king-size bedroom with an en-suite bathroom with a bath, separate shower and WC. Head up the stairs from the bedroom to the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with an enchanting Juliet balcony that takes in sweeping views over fields. Settle in for a snug evening with a feast, a bottle of wine and a film on the Smart TV. The perfectly equipped kitchen has an electric oven and two-ring hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave and breakfast bar seating two – it is a great space for cooking lazy breakfasts or trying out new recipes. Outside there is an enclosed, walled courtyard garden, great for both you and your four-legged friend to relax in. Guests will find a table and chairs, a charcoal BBQ as well a hot tub, which is particularly inviting at night, when guests can enjoy the warm bubbling water under the star-filled skies. Just 100 metres away in the owners grounds there is an unenclosed pond, please take care here. There is off-road parking available for one car.
Weekly prices from £572.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Abergavenny (88015)
Abergavenny, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
Surrounded by the spellbinding countryside of the Brecon Beacons, this delightful single-level romantic hideaway makes a fabulous holiday retreat for couples seeking a tranquil and secluded bolthole with magnificent scenery. Sitting in a picturesque spot overlooking the Llanover Valley, the beautifully converted and imaginatively updated studio-style barn offers views towards the three peaks of Skirrid, Blorenge and The Sugar Loaf. Set within the grounds of a 16th-century farm, this colourful getaway for two guests features timber beams, a hand-carved breakfast bar, and a spacious decked area with a soothing wood-fired hot tub, perfect for stargazing into the area’s Dark Skies. The main living area has been stylishly arranged to provide an ideal backdrop to your stay. There’s comfortable seating, and the TV is positioned above the bed – perfect for late-night films or lazy lie-ins. The central kitchen has a wealth of equipment for rustling up romantic meals which you can enjoy around the main dining table, on the unique hand-carved breakfast bar, or out on the deck. When it’s time to retire for the night, there’s a lovely double bed to sink into. Your four-legged friend will have its own half-whiskey-barrel bed. There’s also a handy shower room with a walk-in rainfall shower. Bifold doors open onto the terrace which looks out across the majestic, rugged landscape of the Brecon Beacons. Featuring a hot tub and comfortable outdoor furniture, this is a fabulous space for sitting back, stargazing or dining alfresco as you take in the unforgettable scenery. A fantastic base for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers, the property sits in the south-eastern corner of the Brecon Beacons, close to the bustling market town of Blaenavon (5 miles). Local attractions include the Big Pit National Coal Museum, Blaenavon Ironworks, Goytre Wharf and Llandegfedd Lake, all within 11 miles.
Weekly prices from £741.00