901 properties found
2 Bedroom Bed in Ellesmere (62544)
Ellesmere, Heart of England
4 2 2 Yes
The gorgeous property, close to Ellesmere (2 miles) which is famous for its mere and sculpture trail, is ideal for friends and family looking to enjoy a relaxing holiday together. With the market towns of Oswestry (9 miles) and Whitchurch (14.5 miles) nearby, this is an all-year-round destination. Enjoy exploring The Mere at Ellesmere Lake, where you can walk through the woodlands and historic gardens or go boating. Walk through the original chapel door and into this beautiful property with original features, underfloor heating, and contemporary twists throughout. Hang up your coats, kick off your shoes and take in the double-height entrance and the outstanding interior design. An oval seating space is opposite the flame-effect gas fire and Smart TV or play the piano. Walk down the step to the stylish kitchen, creatively designed and equipped with everything you need to rustle up some tasty treats. Enjoy breakfast at the table in the kitchen, looking out to the courtyard garden. After a day out, relax on the fabulous mezzanine area accessed by the bespoke spiral staircase - with a pool table, sumptuous sofas, and Smart TV. Limited access on one side of the pool table means shorter and full-size cues are available. The bathroom and two bedrooms are downstairs - two super-king-size with a Smart TV and one with an en-suite wet room. Outside is an enclosed side garden, and to the right is a lovely courtyard garden leading from the kitchen with a table, chairs, and BBQ for al fresco dining. The garden is fully enclosed. There are plenty of attractions for all ages, including the historic sites of Erddig (10.5 miles) and Chirk Castle (8 miles). Explore the Hawkstone Park Follies caves (17 miles) and remember to bring a torch for the caves! Head to the beautiful Corbet Wood Countryside Heritage Site (15 miles) for a relaxing walk in nature and through the woods.
Weekly prices from £594.00
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2 Bedroom Bed in Bourton-on-the-Water (65330)
Cheltenham, Heart of England
4 2 1 Yes
The picturesque village of Bourton-on-the-Water with its vibrant community attracts visitors throughout the year. Enjoying a more central location within the Cotswolds offering easy access to a host of attractions. Why not visit Adam Henson at The Cotswold Farm Park, or take in one of the many National Trust properties and gardens to include Snowshill Manor, Hidcote Gardens, Chastleton House and Chedworth Roman Villa. The surrounding countryside provides beautiful walking and riding along a network of waymarked footpaths and bridleways. Or simply stay in Bourton and visit Birdland, The Motor Museum or The Model Village, or perhaps take a picnic by the river Windrush and wander the picturesque High Street and finish with a cream tea. Step inside the spacious entrance hall and leave your heavy boots, the entrance hall gives access throughout this stylish single storey property. The lounge is situated to the front enjoying views onto the landscaped front gardens, finished with a contemporary style with a large L shaped comfy sofa to sit back and enjoy the warmth from the wood burner with your favourite programme on the surrounding the TV. The kitchen/diner is situated to the rear of the property with access into the landscaped garden and hot tub, perfect for the best of chefs and well-equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, dishwasher and washing machine. There is a dining table for four to the side of the room. So when the day is done you will find two bedrooms, a king-size to the front of the property and a twin to the rear overlooking the enclosed gardens. There is a bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Step outside to the enclosed gardens, there is a well secluded private hot tub, perfect for soaking after a day exploring, there is also a table and chairs with charcoal BBQ. There is off-parking for two cars.
Weekly prices from £773.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Kington (65509)
Kington, Heart of England
4 2 1 Yes
This chocolate-box cottage amongst the trees provides a peaceful retreat for couples and small families to switch off and relax. You’ll find many waymarked walking trails branching away from the property, and you’re also welcome to take a guided tour of the farm, by prior arrangement. Further walking opportunities await in the nearby Black Mountains and Shropshire Hills. In the evenings, watch the sun set over the hills from your south-facing terrace. The picture-postcard holiday home, set amongst the apple trees of a thriving fruit farm, has a rustic style, with country-cottage decor and charming original features. The farmhouse-style kitchen is a joy to cook in, with everything you need for a self-catering break. A large lounge/diner forms the heart of the home and has comfortable sofas arranged around an open fire and TV/DVD. A wooden dining table sits next to the window, offering far-reaching countryside views as you dine together. The two bedrooms and family bathroom are upstairs. Outside, discover a south-facing terrace with magnificent views, with a private hot tub and furniture for al fresco dining. The picturesque town of Kington (3 miles) has a myriad of shops, art galleries, boutiques, and cafes lining its historic streets, as well as weekly markets selling delicious local produce. The town is also home to England’s highest 18-hole golf course, and is the start of the long-distance Mortimer Trail. The beautiful Hergest Croft Gardens are just outside the town and are a must for any horticulture enthusiasts, with a national collection of maples and birches and more than 80 champion trees. From the cottage it’s easy to take a day trip to the literary town of Hay-on-Wye (15 miles) or the cathedral city of Hereford (18 miles).
Weekly prices from £593.00
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2 Bedroom Bed in Cinderford (65670)
Cinderford, Heart of England
4 2 1 Yes
Set within the hillside in the hamlet of Pleasant Stile enjoying an enviable location, offering some of the best views in Gloucestershire across the Severn estuary and with easy access into the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley. If it’s the outdoors that you crave then head into the Forest with miles of cycling trails to suit all, the River Wye provides a great base for canoeing, kayaking and a breathtaking backdrop for the little more adventurous with rock climbing and abseiling. Step back into forest history at The Dean Heritage Centre and the Hopewell Colliery and more local attractions include Dean Forest and Perrygrove Railways, Puzzlewood, Go Ape!, the Forest Sculpture Trail, Cyril Hart Arboretum. For those craving culture and relaxation Gloucester is less than 15 miles away, why not visit the Victorian Docklands, take a stroll through the cathedral grounds and don’t forget the Quays for a lazy lunch and shopping. The small town of Newnham on Severn is close by and well served with local butcher, deli and bakery. Take some time to enjoy the views across the River Severn before you step inside. The lounge/kitchen/diner has been finished in a contemporary style and is the perfect setting for you to relax after a day exploring. Sit back and catch up in the lounge area on the corner sofa and enjoy the views across the estuary or watch a film on the smart TV and Alexa system, there is a dining area with table and chairs for four. The kitchen, contemporary in style with wooden work tops and brass light fittings is well-equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. And when the time comes to say good night you will find two bedrooms on the ground floor. A king-size with TV and enjoying views across the estuary and a twin room also with TV. There is a shower room with shower and WC. Step outside and enjoy the afternoon sun in the enclosed garden with furniture and BBQ for al fresco dining and have a game of boules or croquet. Enjoy fabulous views from the summer house also in the properties garden. There is off-road parking for two cars along with additional parking alongside the property for two further cars and secure bicycle storage. The utility room is in the cellar of the property with washing machine, tumble dryer and bike storage.
Weekly prices from £538.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Abergavenny (66630)
Abergavenny, Heart of England
4 2 2 Yes
This spacious rural retreat for couples and small families sits amongst picturesque countryside on the England/Wales border, just 4 miles from Bannau Brycheiniog National Park (Brecon Beacons). The area is a haven for walkers, with highlights including the Skirrid, Sugar Loaf, and Offa’s Dyke Path. The villages of Pandy (2.5 miles) and Longtown (7 miles) offer traditional village pubs, and further afield you’ll find the foodie town of Abergavenny (9 miles). A gravelled track across a meadow leads to the beautiful barn conversion, featuring old stone walls and wooden shutters. Inside, discover an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with a vaulted ceiling, exposed timber frame, and plenty of glass framing rural views. The kitchen area has everything needed for a self-catering break, and the central dining table provides the perfect setting for memorable mealtimes. A step leads to the raised lounge area, where you can unwind next to the wood burner and watch the Smart TV/DVD. Step down into the hallway, which leads to a king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room. There’s also a family bathroom on this level. Stairs lead to the twin bedroom in the eaves and a relaxing mezzanine area overlooking the living space. Outside, the cottage has a sunny patio with furniture and a BBQ and an enclosed lawn that’s ideal for children and dogs. Abergavenny is a vibrant town with independent shops and eateries. The town hosts regular markets, making it a great place for picking up local produce for your supper. After a morning of retail therapy, take a stroll along the towpath of the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal. Alternatively, journey to Llangorse Lake (27 miles) for an afternoon on the water. History enthusiasts will enjoy a trip to LLanthony Priory (10 miles) to admire the atmospheric ruins sitting in the shadows of the Black Mountains.
Weekly prices from £966.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Minchinhampton (72872)
Stroud, Heart of England
4 2 1 Yes
Minchinhampton is one of the Cotswolds secret treasures, a charming market town surrounded by stunning countryside and National Trust common land. The heart of the town remains almost unaltered with its narrow streets and pretty Cotswold stone cottages, many dating back to the 17th century. The peaceful, picture-postcard hilltop town has a small selection of shops, cafes, a vibrant country pub and a weekly market. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, you are well placed for walking, situated on the edge of Minchinhampton Common with its breath-taking panoramic views across the Golden Valley. The common is a designated site of special scientific interest and is has been home to the famous golf course since 1889. Enjoy exploring the many nearby Cotswold towns including Cirencester, Painswick, Tetbury, and Nailsworth with a wealth of dining options and independent stores. The cottage is well situated for visiting the many Cotswold towns and villages as well as the spa towns of Bath and Cheltenham. The area is also well served with a wealth of National Trust properties and gardens that are open throughout the year, along with Westonbirt Arboretum with changing colours throughout the year. Step away from village life and through the gate into the enclosed walled garden, ahead of you a pretty 1800 character cottage awaits, step inside to the cosy lounge with beamed ceilings, exposed stone and inglenook fire place with a warming wood burner, a sofa and two fireside chairs sit perfectly where you can enjoy a good movie on the TV. Step up into the kitchen/diner where the new cottage style kitchen is well-equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, Tassimo coffee machine and washer/dryer. Here you will also find a DAB Bluetooth radio. There is a table and chairs set to the side with views onto a small courtyard thats perfect for a morning coffee. Climb the cottage stairs to the first floor where you will find a library/dressing room where you can relax with a good book, and where you will find the steps leading to a romantic king-size bedroom. Climb further to the second floor where you will find a twin bedroom and a shower room with WC. The cottage enjoys a small enclosed walled courtyard accessed via the kitchen. The main gardens are to the front of the cottage with a patio area with table and chairs. Free roadside parking is readily available close by however please note that parking is not permitted directly outside the property.
Weekly prices from £709.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Kinnersley (73075)
Hereford, Heart of England
4 2 3 Yes
Lose yourselves in the magnificent Welsh and Herefordshire countryside when you stay at this exceptional modern cottage at Kinnersely. Situated 14.5 miles from Hereford and 11.5 miles from Hay-on-Wye, it is in an exceptional position for exploring the beautiful borders of England and Wales, as well as the magnificent landscapes of Bannau Brycheiniog, also known as the Brecon Beacons. Sleeping four guests, the two-bedroom hideaway has an enclosed garden, with a firepit, and captures views out towards the Black Mountains. Unlace your walking boots and slip off your wellies in the porch before stepping into this luxurious cottage to find accommodation with an exquisite finish. Head through to the impressive lounge to fire up the wood burner on autumn and winter evenings and sink back into the plush furniture to catch up on your day or watch a film on TV together. Stroll through to the stylish kitchen/diner to prepare hearty roasts and other delicious meals on the range-style cooker before opening a bottle of wine and calling everyone through to the table. Open the doors to the garden as you dine together on summer days. A useful family shower room is also positioned downstairs, while upstairs you have two king-size bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room and the other with an en-suite bathroom. Savour the splendid outdoor living offered by the sumptuous cottage by sitting out under the stars on your private deck on fine evenings. Sizzle supper on the BBQ and turn it into a firepit as night falls. Venture into Hay-on-Wye to wander the colourful streets with their plethora of book and other interesting shops. Have afternoon tea in a cafe here and hire canoes to paddle out along the River Wye. From Hay, head out into Bannau Brycheiniog, with its many picturesque footpaths and trails.
Weekly prices from £502.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Hope Mansell (73253)
Ross-on-wye, Heart of England
4 2 2 Yes
Savour the undulating landscape of the Hope Mansell Valley when you retreat to this enticing former cider mill. Set in the verdant countryside of Herefordshire, close to the border with Wales, the two-bedroom conversion nestles in three acres of meadow, orchard and woodland. Situated 5 miles from Ross-on-Wye, it sleeps four and sits within the grounds of the owner’s home but benefits from its privacy. Step into this stone holiday haven to leave your outerwear in the hall, where there is a WC. Head into the snug to rest for a spell after your latest walk. Follow the steps down to join the rest of your party in the main open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, which was once the original milling space, where a pony would have plodded. Relax on the sofas in here in front of the TV, prepare tasty feasts in the kitchen and sit down to hearty meals at the farmhouse table. At the end of each exciting day away, head off to one of the two bedrooms, each accessed by a different staircase. A double bedroom, with a vaulted ceiling, en-suite bathroom and valley views, is set on a mezzanine level, while the twin room, which also has a scenic outlook, is on a landing where there is also a family shower room. Spill outside into the glorious sunshine on fine days to take in the views over a cup of tea or a meal. Explore the three-acre grounds as much as you wish, pausing to soak up the serenity on the bench in the meadow. Visit the ruins of medieval Goodrich Castle, 6 miles away. Have a day out to Symonds Yat, 8.5 miles away in the Wye Valley. Climb the rock here to take in the far-reaching views and hire canoes to paddle out along the river.
Weekly prices from £544.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Chipping Norton (73904)
Chipping Norton, Heart of England
4 2 1 Yes
The peaceful village of Swerford nestles on the side of the Swere Valley, on the edge of the Cotswolds. A popular village for walkers with well waymarked paths from your front door giving access to some great country inns to include the Boxing Hare and Falkland Arms at Great Tew. The village is well placed to explore the Cotswolds’ villages, larger towns and cities to include Chipping Norton, home to a wonderful antiques centre and Stratford-upon-Avon. For foodies, Daylesford farm shop and Wykham Park Farm shop are not to be missed, and for a day of sheer luxury theres also Soho Farmhouse. You will be spoilt for choice with many National Trust homes and gardens to include Chastleton House and Hidecote Gardens. Step back in time as you meander through the cottage gardens arriving at the front door of this rustic quintessential cottage. Step into the dining room where a wooden table and chairs take centre stage with a feature fire place and original cupboards either side to help set the scene. The lounge is just off this room, a cosy space with open fire, sofa and arm chairs with soft cushions and Smart TV finishing the room. The kitchen is accessed via a tiled staircase on the lower ground floor, simply vintage with an eclectic range of crockery and cook wear, well-equipped with an oil Rayburn range oven (Switched on from 20th December - end of March), additional electric oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave and fridge and freezer. The traditional pantry houses a washing machine, and the bathroom is also on the lower ground floor with shower over bath and WC. So, when the day is done, climb the stairs to the first floor where you will find two bedrooms, a double bedroom with ornate bed dressed in French linen and an eiderdown, wake up and enjoy views across the gardens, there is also an en-suite WC in this room. Completing the accommodation, a further double with beautiful linens and ornate wall paper, enjoying garden views. Step outside and enjoy the gardens, there are many places to sit, a tree swing, curved benches for two or simply enjoy a morning coffee and soak up the views. There is allocated parking for one car.
Weekly prices from £820.00