927 properties found
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 Cinderford (88271)
Cinderford, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
This generously sized property for a couple plus one canine companion offers far-reaching countryside views, a hot tub and stylish contemporary interiors. Set on the edge of a woodland in the Forest of Dean, guests can enjoy outdoor adventures and wildlife watching while also benefiting from convenient nearby amenities with its historic market town location. Enter the single-storey cottage and find yourself in the bright and neutral-toned open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with contemporary decor. On one side of the space is an ‘L’-shaped fitted kitchen with shaker-style cabinets and dark surface tops. Walk across to the carpeted lounge area with a wooden dining table for two beside the window plus a leather sofa and armchair in front of the TV. Continue into the neutral-toned double bedroom with a splash of colour and countryside views. Completing the interior is a tranquil shower room. Outside, you’ll find a raised terrace with loungers, a dining area and a six-person hot tub. During your stay on the outskirts of Cinderford, discover the mining history of the town, spot the historic landmarks and dine at a dog-friendly pub (all within 1 mile). Take Fido for a sniff around the woodland art at the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail (4.5 miles). Enjoy a waterside picnic at Cannop Ponds (5 miles) or walk among ancient oaks at RSPB Nagshead (7.5 miles). Set off on an adventure in the Wye Valley National Landscape (6.5 miles) where you’ll find rolling hills, woodlands and rivers.
Weekly prices from £552.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Cinderford (88272)
Cinderford, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
This contemporary hot tub hideaway for two benefits from being located in a town while also surrounded by the idyllic countryside of the Forest of Dean. An open-plan layout with materials reflecting its natural surroundings creates a romantic atmosphere for couples. During your time away, you can explore the nearby nature reserves, historic attractions and beauty spots. As you enter the annexe, you’ll find a stylish open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with warm tones throughout. A plump leather sofa and an armchair offer a cosy space for enjoying quiet evenings. After cooking a meal in the well-sized kitchen area with dark surface tops and shaker-style cabinets, you can tuck in at the dining table for two. Large sliding doors divide the living space and the tranquil double bedroom. Completing the interior is a walk-in shower room. Outside, you will find a raised terrace with furniture and a six-person hot tub. While staying on the outskirts of Cinderford, you’ll be conveniently close to the town’s handful of eateries and shops (within 0.5 miles). Organise a date night at one of the oldest cinemas in the country – Palace Cinema (0.5 miles). Delve into the local history at Littledean Jail Museum (2 miles) and the Dean Heritage Centre (4 miles). Spend a morning in the magical mossy ancient woodland of Puzzlewood (7.5 miles) before braving the depths of Clearwell Caves (8 miles). Put on your hiking boots and head to the Wye Valley National Landscape (6 miles) for a stomp around Duchess Ride Viewpoint (19 miles) or step back in time with a visit to the Gothic ruins of Tintern Abbey (17 miles) – which you might recognise from scenes in Harry Potter.
Weekly prices from £618.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Longtown (88510)
Hereford, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
Couples with a passion for exploring the great outdoors with their dog are sure to fall in love with this converted barn set high in the Black Mountains near the England/Wales border. With valleys and farmland all around, this charming property is the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. On entry you’ll find a handy utility/cloakroom where you can rinse muddy boots and freshen up after a day of outdoor adventures. Beyond, the lounge/dining room has low ceilings, exposed wooden beams and stone walls that ooze character. The deep windowsill is the perfect spot to curl up with a good book, and for peaceful couple’s time you can stretch out on the sofas before the wood burner and TV. Share homemade meals at the dining table, using the kitchen that boasts everything you’ll need for an effortless self-catering stay. When it’s time to sleep, a couple of steps lead from the lounge to a spacious room with a king-size bed and an en-suite shower room that ensures ultimate convenience. Enjoy the fresh country air and the sights and sounds of the farmyard as you make the most of the enclosed gardens to the front and rear of the barn. There’s also outside space for dining with a dedicated BBQ area, and parking for two cars plus storage for bikes. Wonder freely around the picturesque farm, or venture beyond to explore the Olchon Valley and Brecon Beacons National Park that sit on your doorstep. With no light pollution, this is a great place for stargazing, and a paradise for walkers; join the popular Offa’s Dyke Path just two miles away and follow the routes to Hay Bluff or Twmpa. Visit the magnificent ruins of Llanthony Priory (ten miles), or for a taste of contemporary local life, visit the market towns of Hay-on-Wye (12.5 miles), Abergavenny (13 miles), or Crickhowell (21 miles).
Weekly prices from £589.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Farringdon (88573)
Faringdon, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
This newly converted former barn is a wonderful base for a couple looking to explore this scenic part of Oxfordshire, with great road networks giving you the option to explore many popular towns and villages such as Burford (12mls), Cirencester (19mls), Stow-on-the-Wold (22mls) and Cheltenham famous of course for horse racing and festivals (39mls). Nearby attractions well worth a visit include Buscot Park (4.5mls), Kelmscott Manor (6mls), Bushby Leaze Trout Fishery (7mls) and Chedworth Roman Villa (23mls). Popular local events include the world’s largest military air show at RAF Fairford (11mls) held annually over the third weekend in July, Blenheim Horse Trials (24mls) and Badminton (49mls) and the Cheltenham Racing Festival. After driving down the off-road private lane and through the electric gate you arrive and park outside The Old Cart Shed before heading in through the front door. There is an entrance lobby with a shoe rack ideal for placing those hiking boots. Walk through into the spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner which has been lovingly converted with a social aspect in mind. The kitchen area has all you need for a real home away from home feel with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment and dishwasher and once you have lovingly prepared a hearty meal there is a dining table that can seat up to four people so plenty of room if you are hosting guests for dinner. The lounge area has a large comfortable sofa, a large Smart TV ideal for streaming services and the added benefit of a wood burner which will add ambiance and warmth to any cold, dark chilly evening, so relax and cosy up with a film of an evening. Upstairs you have a large king-size bedroom with ample storage space for your clothes or personal items and the owners have installed some Velux balcony windows which are superb to open up and perhaps take in the views of the countryside whilst you enjoy a morning coffee or an evening cocktail. The shower room with WC is next door to the bedroom. Outside you have a patio and gravel area with garden furniture and a BBQ should you wish to soak up the sun and dine al-fresco style. There is private parking for up to two cars.
Weekly prices from £529.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Symonds-Yat (88590)
Ross-on-wye, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
Elegant and bright interiors with a rustic chic feel, plus an idyllic garden with a chiminea overlooking the countryside of the Wye Valley National Landscape make this cosy lodge an excellent choice for a romantic getaway for two. Spend your time away exploring the nearby castles, scenic walking trails and historic towns. Active couples can also enjoy canoeing, fishing, cycling and rock climbing. As you enter the property, your attention will be drawn to the wide picture window in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. This neutral-toned space is decorated with wooden furnishings and plenty of natural light pours through the skylights. A wood burner keeps the room warm while the dining table benefits from the far-reaching countryside views. Walk past the comfortable sofa to reach a tucked-away contemporary corner kitchen. Pull open the sliding wooden door to find a tranquil double bedroom. Completing the interior is an en-suite shower room. Outside, you’ll find an enclosed open-aspect garden with furniture, a chiminea, a pizza oven and a BBQ. While staying at the base of Coppett Hill, you can take a stroll along the River Wye (less than 200 metres). Head into Symonds Yat (2.5 miles) to find a handful of amenities – including a pub, canoe hire, bike hire and a butterfly zoo. Visit the 13th-century Goodrich Castle (1.5 miles) or the birthplace of King Henry V, Monmouth (6.5 miles). Put on your hiking boots and follow the walking trails through the Forest of Dean (9 miles), or sit back and soak up the views on a steam train ride.
Weekly prices from £617.00
1 Bedroom Bed in St Briavels (88814)
Lydney, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
Explore the countless scenic walking paths carving their way through the Wye Valley beginning from the doorstep of this beautifully furnished countryside bolthole, perfect for a romantic couple’s retreat. Experience the very best of countryside living by discovering the bustling market town of St Briavels or by walking Offa’s Dyke footpath. Boasting exposed ceiling beams and plenty of homely touches, the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner offers a warming ambience that invites you to unwind at the end of a busy day. Cook up a storm in the contemporary farmhouse-style kitchen and enjoy your efforts seated around the dining table that’s perfectly placed for the best rolling countryside views. As the evening draws in, cuddle up on the comfy sofa catching up with a good book or catching the latest blockbuster on the Smart TV. When you can’t resist the call of bedtime, head downstairs to find the lovingly furnished double bedroom, dressed for the occasion in a dreamy colour palette and crisp white linens that ensure a peaceful rest. Make the most of your fresh countryside air by dining alfresco long into the evening in the terrace courtyard. This peaceful spot in the open countryside of the Wye Valley is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, home to a plethora of footpaths with access to Offa’s Dyke and the Wye Valley Walk. Keen cyclists can join a network of cycle paths through the Forest of Dean 6.5 miles away whilst thrill seekers can enjoy caving, abseiling and a high wire rope course in this unspoilt area. Centred around the Royal St Briavels Castle, the judicial centre of the Forest of Dean, head to the vibrant village of St Briavels (3.5 miles) to pick up some of the best local produce this area has to offer from its monthly farmers’ market.
Weekly prices from £464.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Bromyard (89129)
Bromyard, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
Beautifully finished, bespoke log cabin in a rural setting with views across the Herefordshire countryside. Set away from the main farm, and riding school, the cabin has its own private area alongside two further cabins. The peaceful setting makes for a perfect escape from it all. You will be spoilt for choice for walking trails, with the stunning Malvern Hills 17 miles away and the Shropshire Hills and market town of Ludlow 20 miles away. Bromyard (4.5 miles) is the closest town and is a lovely traditional market town with half-timbered inns and quirky shops to explore. The cathedral city of Worcester is 12 miles away and has a vibrant atmosphere with a wide range of shops and dining options. The cathedral city of Hereford is 18 miles away. The cabin is located on Tipton Hall Riding School that caters from complete beginner to experienced riders and offers the chance for a riding lesson or to set off for a hack around the countryside, wandering through sun-dappled woods, crossing sparkling streams or galloping free up a long grassy field with views to the distant Cotswolds and Malvern Hills. After a busy day exploring the area, head back to the log cabin and head straight into an open-plan space. The area has a fully equipped kitchen, ideal for a self-catering stay making use of the delicious local produce the area is renowned for. There is an area set aside for dining with a table and chairs with lovely views out to the front of the cabin. On the other side of the room is a lounge area with Smart TV and comfortable seating. Head through into the bedroom which has an inviting king-size bed and a separate wet room with a shower and WC. The rustic bespoke nature of the log cabin is evident throughout with handmade features from the door handles to the bedside tables. Every care has been taken to provide a unique experience in a simply stunning rural location. Make your way back outside and onto the decked terrace area which has some further seating and a table to dine al fresco whilst taking in the lovely surroundings. There is a fire pit for the cooler evening which doubles up as a BBQ giving you another space to cook up some tasty local produce. Please note, the property is dressed for Christmas.
Weekly prices from £778.00