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3 Bedroom Bed in Stratford-upon-Avon (54081)
Stratford -upon- Avon, Heart of England
5 3 2 Yes
Although set in a rural location you are just a short distance from the village of Ettington, well served with a village inn and traditional village store, also surrounded by many picturesque villages to include Halford and Alderminster. Ideally placed for a visit to Stratford-upon-Avon, with an exciting all year round events calendar offering something for all. A little further south, the heart of the Cotswolds has many traditional villages and market towns to include Moreton-in-Marsh, Broadway and Stow-on-the-Wold. This area is also well served by the National Trust with properties and gardens to include, Blenheim Palace, Ann Hathaway’s cottage and gardens and Hidcote Manor and Gardens to name but a few. A warm welcome awaits you at the front door, step into the spacious hallway with WC offering the ideal place to leave your muddy boots behind. The barn is simply charming, the spacious lounge with painted stone walls, exposed beams and warming wood burner creates the perfect backdrop for an evening in planning the following days activities or watching a film on the TV/DVD. Across the hall, the kitchen/diner with views across the estate further enhances the charm and original features, the kitchen is well-equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. When the day is done climb the stairs to the bedrooms, you will find a double with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC, a twin with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC and a single with garden views. French doors open onto the lawn from both the kitchen and lounge, secluded and quiet, there is plenty of space outside. The unfenced lawn has a garden table and chairs for eating out on warm days. For the energetic amongst you, there is a hard tennis court with rackets and balls provided. There is ample off-road parking provided.
Weekly prices from £609.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Brixham (BX004)
Brixham, Devon
5 3 1 Yes
A bright, nautical property which utilises its hillside location to offer remarkable views of the English Riviera. Stylishly designed and conveniently thought out, the property comfortably sleeps five and affords the group plenty of space to relax and rewind after a long day of exploring coastal Devon. The living, dining and kitchen space features large French doors which open out onto a balcony, meaning you can let the refreshing sea breeze through the property whilst you relax. Being an open-plan living area, you can cook a meal whilst planning the day ahead with all your party. Large windows throughout let natural light flood in, creating a bright and airy feel to the cottage. Heading up the unique 1960s open-tread staircase, a king-size master bedroom features a sea view that you’ll dream of waking up to long after your holiday ends, and a twin bedroom and compact single offer the rest of the party a restful place to sleep. The highlight of the home is the third-floor roof terrace, where an AstroTurf area has garden furniture for dining alfresco, with views across the Torbay coast stretching as far as the town of Exmouth, 36 miles away. You’ll want for nothing throughout your stay here, only 1 mile from Brixham’s town centre and harbour. From the harbour you can take a ferry across the bay to the popular seaside resort of Torquay (9 miles), so you don’t need a car to be able to explore all that Torbay has to offer. Whilst there, check out the Agatha Christie Mile, a tour of the famous authors’ favourite South Devon spots, and relax on Meadfoot Beach (8.5 miles) in the temperate English Riviera sun. Alternatively, stick around Brixham and visit the Berry Head Nature Reserve (1 mile), which offers coastal walks alongside limestone cliffs and remarkable views of the English Channel.
Weekly prices from £526.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Brixham (BX030)
Brixham, Devon
5 3 2 Yes
This traditional fisherman’s cottage is located in the heart of Brixham, enjoying fantastic views of the harbour and out to sea. Sleeping up to five guests in three bedrooms, this delightful property would perfectly suit a holidaying family or couples looking for a romantic retreat. With the town centre, harbour and beaches all within walking distance, this home is the ideal base whether you’re looking to explore the English Riviera on land or water. A warm welcome awaits as you enter this beautiful home, which has been styled with a shabby-chic theme throughout. The open-plan living space gives a light and airy feel, with comfortable sofas that are perfect to snuggle up on as you sit back and enjoy the views of the bay. On colder evenings, the cosy wood burner gives the room a lovely homely feel, which is perfect for relaxing in front of your favourite film. Make use of the well-equipped kitchen to rustle up a tasty dinner with the freshly caught seafood you’ve picked up during the day, before enjoying a family meal at the dining table. When eyes are feeling heavy, head upstairs to the restful bedrooms, which are on the first and second floor. Enjoy a peaceful night’s sleep before waking up to those spectacular views across the bay. From Brixham, follow the South West Coast Path to Berry Head National Nature Reserve (1.5 miles), where you might be lucky enough to spot dolphins, harbour porpoises and grey seals. Leave the car behind and hop on the ferry, to enjoy a daytrip to the popular resort of Torquay. Slow the pace on Breakwater Beach, which is a few minutes from the cottage. It’s also a popular scuba diving spot and there are a number of local dive schools, if you fancy having a go.
Weekly prices from £435.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Eastbourne (EHC09)
Eastbourne, South of England
5 3 1 Yes
With the quiet local beach of Holywell within walking distance, this traditional cottage makes the most of its harmonious seaside location. Spend your days relaxing beside the shore or exploring the coastline, taking in the incredible views from Beachy Head’s cliff-top vantage point. Sleeping five, it’s perfect for families or small groups looking for an escape from their busy daily lives. Decorated in a tastefully understated style throughout, you’ll feel peacefulness wash over you the moment you step through the door. In keeping with its surroundings, you’ll notice a subtle coastal inspiration in each and every room, giving a real holiday home vibe. Kick off your sandy shoes and relax in the classic lounge, where the bay window floods the room with natural light. When the sun isn’t warming you, switch on the flame-effect fire and transform the spacious room into a cosy oasis – perfect for those nights in watching a film or curling up with a good book. Wake up to pretty garden views from the bedrooms, perhaps heading outside for an al fresco breakfast on the garden’s patio. You’ll find the cottage in popular Meads Village, where a fantastic choice of restaurants, pubs and cafes will happily solve any debates over who will do the cooking while you are away. The start of the South Downs Way is also within walking distance, a fantastic route that leads as far away as Winchester. Why not take the 2-mile walk up to the incredible vantage point at Beachy Head, where you can enjoy a well-deserved drink at the cliff-top pub as you soak up the magnificent views over Eastbourne and the English Channel.
Weekly prices from £588.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Ilfracombe (55862)
Ilfracombe, Devon
5 3 2 Yes
Guests staying at this cottage wake up to breathtaking views of the sea, in fact they can even lie in the bath and gaze out across the waves. A balcony and tiered garden are wonderful places to enjoy those spectacular views over al fresco drinks in the evenings, or perhaps you’ll choose to enjoy dining in one of Ilfracombe’s sea-front restaurants, just 2.5 miles around the coast from the property. Beautiful sea light pours in through the windows of this cottage, giving the whole property a wonderfully light and airy feel. This is particularly true in the lounge, thanks to the large French windows at one end of the room which open onto a fantastic balcony offering uninterrupted sea views. Moving through to the kitchen/diner even doing the washing up becomes a pleasure when you can stand at the sink and watch the boats go by. An external wet room can be found outside in the terraced garden, excellent for washing off sand after a day at the beach. (Please note that the neighbouring properties have access through the garden). Keen walkers, or those who simply want to explore a little further around the coast, will love the fact that this property is situated right on the South West Coast Path. Following the path eastwards for 1.5 miles brings visitors to Watermouth Castle and its fun family-friendly theme park. To the west of the property, meanwhile, the harbour town of Ilfracombe is just 2.5 miles away on foot or by car and offers a fantastic range of shops and restaurants, as well as two beaches, including the picturesque Tunnels Beach which visitors reach through a network of hand-carved Victorian tunnels.
Weekly prices from £577.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Coniston (LCC22)
Coniston, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 2 1 Yes
Treat yourself to a holiday in Coniston. This flexible accommodation can house a mixed group of adventurers and their dogs. It’s a gorgeous barn conversion with plenty of charm and quirks, located within a holiday complex, so it’s easy to organise a bigger trip with more people if you like. As you walk into the property, you’ll find a hallway with stairs leading up and down. To one side, there’s a cloakroom. Begin by going downstairs to the lower ground floor, where you’ll see the bedrooms. There’s one king-size room, and a flexible bedroom with room for three people across a double bed and a single bed. The single bed is tucked into an alcove for a cosy, fairy-tale feel. This level also has a family bathroom with a shower over the bath. Return to the hallway, then go to the first floor. This is where the social spaces are, starting with a lounge. It has a wood burner for crisp evenings and a breakfast bar on one side which connects the room to the kitchen. The kitchen has plenty of great touches to elevate your stay, including a Dulce Gusto coffee machine. Finally, there’s a dining room with a table, so your group can eat together or clear it off and play board games. There’s a front garden, enclosed by a wooden fence, with a picnic table for fine weather. You’ll be staying in Coniston, a quiet village near Coniston Water. It’s a haven for outdoorsy people, so bring your bikes, water sports gear and walking boots. You can climb to The Old Man of Coniston (2.5 miles) or on rainy days take a trip to Wray Castle, a neo-Gothic National Trust Property with family-friendly activities. For a bustling town, try Bowness-on-Windermere (9.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £925.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Coniston (LCC66)
Coniston, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 1 Yes
Stay in picturesque Coniston and enjoy hikes, bike rides and boat trips, becoming acquainted with some of the Lake District National Park’s most dramatic scenery throughout your time here. A real character cottage on the outskirts of the village, this kooky property is filled with original features and colourful accents, a fabulous space for a family getaway. Stay with five guests and two dogs, making the most of the extremely comfortable interiors or suntrap garden when resting aching muscles after a long day of Cumbrian activities. Antique furniture, original beams and farmhouse-style wooden doors add to the overall charm of this one-of-a-kind place. On the ground floor, find an inviting lounge and a well-proportioned kitchen/diner on hand for early morning and night-time socialising. The lounge, with its soft seating, wood burner and TV, is the loveliest place to while away an evening. You can, of course, step out into the sunny garden weather permitting, enjoying the view whilst BBQing or dining alfresco. Back inside, move upstairs to find three individually designed bedrooms, a king-size, a double and a final single. Each bedroom is served by a family bathroom, also on the first floor, and benefits from views that each guest will love to wake up to. Just half a mile outside the village and an equal distance to Coniston Water, this cottage is well-positioned for all sorts of adventures in this neck of the woods. Rent some kayaking, SUP boarding or even boarding equipment at the nearby launch and prepare to explore the lake off your own back. You can also embark on a cruise on the National Trust-run Steam Yacht Gondola for an easy way to see the waters. You can also stay inland and get hiking, summiting The Old Man of Coniston Fell is a must for keen outdoorsmen.
Weekly prices from £855.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Bude (57739)
Bude, Cornwall
5 3 1 Yes
Tucked away in a secluded area of Woodford sits Valley View. This charming converted chapel is nothing short of sweet and offers its guests a cosy yet modern retreat away from the busy towns nearby. The property sits undisturbed behind trees and foliage making it the quiet, peaceful escape youve been longing for. A mile from the coast, this gorgeously quaint property offers the best of both worlds for those looking to discover both Cornwall and Devons local fishing villages and bustling towns. After opening the doors youre greeted by an open-top staircase beckoning you upstairs where youll find yourself in an open-plan setup, with eye-catching paintwork on the fixtures and tasteful modern furniture with a rustic flare. The bedrooms, found downstairs, are adorned in soothing pastel tones and kitted out with the original windows that uphold the propertys charm and allure. The cottage also boasts a garden, complete with a patio area and BBQ to entertain under sunset skies. Whether you want to venture out or stay local, youll have plenty to do. A public footpath connects the property to the popular 13th century pub, The Bush Inn, Morwenstow (1.5 miles away) where youll also find the charming Rectory Farm tea rooms. Head north to Devon to explore the cliff-clinging village of Clovelly (12 miles) or drive south to enjoy the wonders of Cornwall. Nearby coastal highlights include the town of Bude (7 miles), the fishing village Boscastle (20 miles) and Tintagel (25 miles).
Weekly prices from £556.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Bamburgh (CN022)
Belford, Northumbria
5 3 2 Yes
This beautifully presented property offers outstanding, 5-star standard, self-catering holiday accommodation for a family of 5 or, a small group of friends looking to stay in a first class holiday cottage in the hamlet of Middleton, near Bamburgh, on the breathtaking Northumberland coast. The cottage offers a relaxing ambience as it is set in a beautiful, elevated spot with stunning views across open countryside. Take advantage of the lovely garden and wonderful views towards the magnificent Bamburgh Castle - illuminated at night and less than a 10-minute drive away. You can also see the Holy Island of Lindisfarne with its historic Castle and Priory from the garden and you can be at the start of the causeway within 20 easy minutes drive from here. Sleeping up to 5 guests, this cottage is very family friendly being centrally located for all the major attractions in Northumberland and with a super Games Room with a pool table, table football, dart board, child’s toy box and games guaranteed to keep all the family entertained, whatever the weather. The cottage is ideal for all generations with 3 bedrooms in total, 2 bathrooms plus an additional ensuite WC for the twin room. The well presented ground-floor small prettily furnished single bedroom has a lovely view of the garden with a luxury shower-room opposite. Upstairs, you find the master King size bedroom with an ensuite bathroom. The delightful third bedroom has 2 zip-and-link single beds, ideal for children, or these can be made up as a super king-size bed on request and with an en-suite WC. Gather around the large farmhouse table in the kitchen/dining area whilst making your plans for the day, all the while enjoying the fabulous views. Holy Island View provides secure storage for bikes, private, off-road parking for 2 cars, is dog friendly and offers free guest Wi-Fi - all in all, this is a really great place to stay. Middleton is a small hamlet, nestled only 1 mile from the popular village of Belford with a range of galleries, a golf course, several pub restaurants, coffee shops, a deli and farm shop and a well stocked Co-Op shop that is open 7 days a week. The cottage lies equidistant between the famous market town of Alnwick with its world famous Castle and The Alnwick Gardens and the beautiful Scottish border town of Berwick upon Tweed (both an easy 15 minutes drive). In addition, from Belford you are close to the Cheviot Hills for some truly amazing walks and breathtaking scenery. The popular seaside and country villages of Seahouses, Beadnell, Low Newton, Craster, Wooler are all within 20 to 30 minutes from here. There is always plenty to do in this area apart from visiting the many sights and local attractions, including horse-riding, fishing, falconry, cycling, walking and golf. This cottage accepts four well behaved dogs.
Weekly prices from £848.00