437 properties found
2 Bedroom Bed in Goudhurst (51229)
Cranbrook, South of England
4 2 2 Yes
Perched on the outskirts of the Kent High Weald, this wonderful property is a luxurious break for a group of friends or a pair of couples who want to explore the area then relax in style. Situated in the quaint village of Goudhurst, youre only a walk away from traditional country pubs. The open-plan living area of this property is flooded with natural light, thanks to French doors and large windows. Complementing this is the decor, which is fresh and neutral throughout. The spacious kitchen has plenty of space to cook and entertain, and a dining table seats four. A stunning lounge area looks out onto the large enclosed garden, where you can curl up in front of the wood burner and take in the scenery. Upstairs, a comfortable double bedroom has a contemporary en-suite, and the second bedroom has a versatile zip-and-link bed which can be made into a twin or a king-size. Outside, the large garden has a terrace with an outdoor dining table for catching the last rays of the evening sun, and the property comes with access to a shared outdoor swimming pool. The rural location of this property is surrounded by High Weald walking and cycling routes, meaning you can explore the area whilst staying close to your base. Walk the mile route down to Goudhurst to enjoy a snapshot of traditional village life and treat yourself to a pint in a local pub. Jump in the car and head 11 miles out to the historic town of Royal Tunbridge Wells, where you can soak up independent shops and wonderful eateries, as well as beautiful gardens. For a full day out, be sure to head 24 miles south to the popular beach location of Camber Sands and lounge on the golden sand. All outdoor furniture in the Coach House grounds is available and the sun loungers by the pool are too they must be wiped down after use. The dining table and chairs in the pool house are unavailable.
Weekly prices from £1,004.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Beaulieu (53042)
Brockenhurst, South of England
4 1 1 Yes
This property on the Beaulieu Estate is full of character, with its large open fire being the centrepiece of the open-plan ground floor. The annexe is situated by the Beaulieu River which offers a range of water sports and, being in the New Forest National Park, other activities are not hard to come by. Bring your dogs and enjoy the many scenic walking routes and, at the end of the day, return to this charming property for a relaxing evening. With room for four people and two dogs, it is a great place for a family getaway or a group holiday. The property has an open-plan kitchen/lounge/diner which is perfect for cooking up a tasty treat at the end of a fun day exploring. Choose to eat at the dining table or dine alfresco on the outside terrace to soak up the last of the evening rays. Up the spiral staircase, youll find the large bedroom with a super king-size bed and a single bed separated by a wardrobe. Up the ladder-style steps to a mezzanine floor, there is a second single bed offering great views out to the river. Just 1 mile away, Beaulieu is home to the oldest monorail in England. For a fun day out, hop aboard and enjoy the grounds from a new angle before ending up at the famous National Motor Museum. The museum is a great day out for all ages, with dress-up opportunities for kids and a Top Gear exhibition featuring some iconic cars from the TV series. For a slower paced option, take the river path out to Bucklers Hard and treat yourself to a cream tea at the end of the 2-mile walk.
Weekly prices from £854.00
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2 Bedroom Bed in Eastbourne (EHC14)
Eastbourne, South of England
4 2 2 Yes
Discover this coastal gem within the town’s Sovereign Harbour development, just moments from one of Eastbourne’s wide shingle beaches. With a leisure complex literally on the doorstep, families and small groups could not be better placed to enjoy the town’s most popular amenities, while nature lovers will love exploring the nearby South Downs National Park. Spectacular sea views can be enjoyed from almost every angle in the comfortable, light-filled living space, thanks to large windows and patio doors letting the outside in. A lift brings guests up to this third-floor apartment and after a day of excitement and adventure - or simply a relaxing few hours on the beach - unwind with a chilled glass of wine (or squash for the kids!) as you watch the glorious sunset from your private wraparound balcony. If you can tear your eyes from the view, the lounge area offers a bright and homely place to put your feet up, where you can snuggle on the sofa in front of the TV/DVD. Make the most of Sovereign Harbour’s extensive facilities, with a number of restaurants and bars alleviating the need for a debate on who should do the dishes while you’re away. With your night-time activities covered, spend your days on the water enjoying the many water sports available here, from stand-up paddleboarding to kayaking and sailing. For those that prefer staying on dry land, walk the 2-mile route along the esplanade to Eastbourne’s main beach where you will also find the Victorian pier. There are also ample walking trails in the South Downs, including the walk up to Beachy Head’s dramatic vantage point (5.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £568.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Eastbourne (EHC47)
Eastbourne, South of England
4 3 1 Yes
Active family or friends, with the dog in tow too, will fit right in with this perfect blend of contemporary and historical. This lovely cottage spreads over three floors, inviting you to socialise and dine in an open-plan living space, and retire upstairs in comfort. Enjoy either village life, with its historic pub and independent shops, or the vibrant town centre and beach, just a mile away. Step out of the front door and decide each day whether it’s the beach, some retail therapy or an invigorating walk. The clever design of the cottage brings you together to enjoy anecdotes and memories, and to plan each day - yet you can easily relax in your own space. From the large kitchen table, choose to step up to comfy sofas or step out on to the patio area for a morning coffee or evening drink. Plenty of light floods through the windows to accentuate the light tones and wood flooring which harmonise with the exposed cobbled wall, wooden beams and wood burner - retaining the character and charm of this delightful flint cottage. Please note that both rooms on the top floor, reached via a cottage-style staircase, have sloping ceilings and reduced head-height. Set in the oldest village of Eastbourne, you choose the pace of each fun day. Stay local to explore Motcombe park and lake, visit Manor Gardens, and refuel at the 12th-century pub or one of the independent cafes. Eastbourne town centre offers a vibrant shopping experience, theatre and Towner Art Gallery, and down on the 3-mile wide shingle beach you can explore the Lifeboat Museum and historic Wish Tower. It also has a charming Victorian pier. And when you need to clear the mind and be at one with nature, scenic Birling Gap is a joyful 2-mile walk.
Weekly prices from £645.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Goudhurst (56347)
Cranbrook, South of England
4 2 2 Yes
If you imagine a cottage escape in Kent, the very image of this property may spring to mind. Located in the heart of the romantic village of Goudhurst, which itself sits in the lush Kentish countryside, this traditional country home is the perfect place for you and five of your closest companions to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Enter the property through a fairytale wooden door, into a courtyard and the main house. Inside, the heart of the home is the large, open-plan living area. There is a raised, rustic kitchen, a comfy sitting area, and a dining table fit for a holiday feast, all ingeniously renovated around the period features of the building, including exposed beams and brickwork. A set of stairs leads to a snug for those wishing to delay bedtime, and then on into the first of the bedrooms, a bunk bedroom and a double, each with lovely views of the garden. Head outside for your secret third bedroom, a comfortable pull-out bed in the charming en-suite summer house that sits at the end of the pebbled courtyard. A garden weaves around the outside buildings (including a laundry room) and offers plenty of little places to sit, eat and relish the weather. You probably wont be eager to leave this country palace, but theres plenty to do in the open air nearby. Head to Sissinghurst Castle, a pretty 6-mile journey away, and explore the extraordinary gardens where Vita Sackville-West, the woman who inspired Virginia Woolfs Orlando, lived and worked. Or, do a crawl of the areas vineyards. The Hush Heath Estate is 5 miles away and the Biddenden Vineyard is 14.5 miles away near the vibrant town of Tenterden.
Weekly prices from £640.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Seasalter (WCC05)
Seasalter, South of England
4 2 1 Yes
Set in a stunning seaside location, this stylish, light-filled property offers cosy accommodation just outside the popular coastal town of Whitstable. Nestling on the outskirts of the pretty village of Seasalter, this bright and spacious single-level holiday home opens directly onto the beach and offers fantastic panoramic views for you to admire while enjoying a meal alfresco. This attractive retreat offers plenty of space for four guests and makes a wonderful base for exploring this idyllic part of the Kent coast. Entering this light, spacious and imaginatively designed beach house you will find the tastefully furnished open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. This attractive and cosy space makes a wonderful living area, with a fully equipped kitchen, a charming dining area and an attractive lounge where you can sit back and relax around the warming wood burner, enjoy a movie or admire the sea views. There are two comfortable bedrooms: a maritime-themed double and a bunk bedroom. Bi-folding doors span the width of the property, opening out onto the large, furnished decked area. Here you can unwind and enjoy the sun and the glorious sea views. Steps lead down to a wild grassed coastal area with a fire pit and chairs – perfect for gathering in the evening and watching the sunset. You can also enjoy the beach, part of which belongs to the property. Seasalter is a delightful seaside village with a choice of pubs and restaurants. You can enjoy a walk along the beach into the bustling town of Whitstable (3 miles), famous for its seafood and home to the Oyster Festival. This is a great spot for water sports enthusiasts, keen walkers and nature-lovers. Also, within easy reach are Herne Bay (7.5 miles), the market town of Faversham (6 miles) and the historic cathedral city of Canterbury (7.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £1,257.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Whitstable (WCC07)
Whitstable, South of England
4 3 1 Yes
This cosy and welcoming Victorian terraced cottage provides delightful accommodation for a family or a couple looking for a restful getaway. The beautiful beach, quaint harbour and vibrant high street are all within half a mile and there are plenty of shops and restaurants in the immediate area. With plenty of space for four adults and two children, this light-filled property features a charming suntrap garden and has been beautifully updated to make a delightful holiday home. Entering this lovely cottage, you will find a bright open-plan lounge/diner which is a lovely space to relax in, with Smart TV, Netflix, DAB radio, a traditional wood burner and plenty of comfortable seating. You can share a family meal in the spacious dining area and the galley-style kitchen features all the equipment you’re likely to need. Steep cottage-style wooden stairs lead up to the first floor, where there are two pleasant and airy double bedrooms. A further flight of relatively steep, winding, narrow stairs leads up to the second-floor attic which has been imaginatively transformed into a delightful twin room perfect for children. Please note the room has a sloping ceiling and does not have its own door –stairs lead directly into the room. The pretty back garden features a decked area with plenty of seating so you can unwind in the evening with a meal or drinks. Please note the cottage is in the conservation area where parking is free, but space may be limited. Famous for its Oyster Festival, Whitstable features a pretty beach with rows of colourful beach huts which stretches around the beautiful Whitstable Bay. The high street offers a fantastic range of independent shops and great places to eat and drink. Herne Bay (5 miles), Faversham (9 miles) and the historic city of Canterbury (7 miles) are all within easy reach.
Weekly prices from £688.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Whitstable (WCC19)
Whitstable, South of England
4 2 2 Yes
Enjoying a beautiful position on the beach, this spacious and attractive property makes a fresh and charming holiday home for four guests. Set on the edge of the picturesque village of Seasalter, this light and tastefully furnished retreat offers fantastic sea views and immediate access to the shingle beach. The bustling seaside town of Whitstable is nearby (2.5 miles) with its wonderful range of seafood restaurants, cafes, pubs, independent shops and art galleries. Stepping into this pretty beach-front property you will find yourself in the spacious and light-filled open-plan lounge/kitchen. You can sit back and enjoy the sea views, snuggle up in front of the wood burner or share a great meal in the attractive dining area. There’s also a stylish and elegantly designed kitchen and two cosy double bedrooms. Bi-folding doors lead out from the living area onto a wide decked terrace with a choice of outdoor furniture so you can enjoy the sea views with a coffee in the morning or a glass of wine in the evening. Beyond the terrace there’s a charming beach garden with a picnic table and BBQ, with a gate leading directly onto the beach. The pretty village of Seasalter offers a choice of great pubs and restaurants and makes a lovely base for exploring the Kent coast. Whitstable is famous for the oysters that are brought in via the working harbour, and the town holds an annual Oyster Festival. This thriving coastal town features a beautiful mile-long shingle beach and is also a great destination for water sports enthusiasts, with opportunities for paddle-boarding and sailing. You can also visit the 18th century Whitstable Castle and Gardens or explore other nearby destinations including the popular city of Canterbury and the picturesque Herne Bay (both 7.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £1,065.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Fordingbridge (56823)
Fordingbridge, South of England
4 2 1 Yes
A quirky, former Methodist chapel, this property boasts superb access to the New Forest National Park. Ideal for families and friends, nature-lovers and keen walkers are afforded the most idyllic base from which to explore by day and relax by night. Sleeping four people across two bedrooms and with room for your two dogs, embrace the chance to get away from it all and lose yourself to tranquillity. Ditch muddy boots and wipe paws in the entrances utility room and head inside. If youve spent a day walking, the bathroom (located just opposite the utility) has a bath, perfect for soaking aching muscles and unwinding. For a brisk start to your day, there is a separate shower too. Further inside the property, the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner takes pride of place. Here, tall ceilings lend a sense of grandeur, complemented by underfloor heating that in winter adds an especially cosy dimension. Pad over to the kitchen and begin culinary preparations for your evening meal; everything has been provided to help you create meals like you would at home. Clink glasses around the dining table and later let the dishwasher take care of the washing up. From the comfortable lounge, two staircases lead to separate galleried mezzanine bedrooms with privacy screens: a king-size and a twin. On summer days, you will find eating alfresco a tempting proposition most evenings, making good use of the garden furniture. Located within the New Forest, beautiful scenic walks are in abundance. Pick up one of the many trails nearby and wander below emerald canopies, accompanied by birdsong and the gentle crunch of your boots. For supplies, Woodgreen village itself has a shop and a pub (only a few hundred yards away), whilst Fordingbridge (3.5 miles) and Ringwood (9.6 miles) are home to cafes, shops and restaurants.
Weekly prices from £700.00