10,471 properties found
3 Bedroom Bed in Blue Anchor (87069)
Minehead, Dorset and Somerset
5 3 2 Yes
Situated in a pretty village within Exmoor National Park, this cottage is a perfect location for those wishing to walk or cycle this awe-inspiring landscape. Visit the quintessential seaside village of Blue Anchor (2.5miles) with its large beach, two pubs, seaside cafe and the historic West Somerset Railway, which runs from Minehead to Bishops Lydeard. Explore the coastal town of Minehead (4.5 miles) and visit the pretty village of Porlock (10 miles), or the seaside town of Watchet (5 miles) with its marina and an excellent range of cafes, restaurants, pubs and shops. The medieval village of Dunster with its National Trust castle towering above it is a must-see and is just 2.5 miles away. Step into the perfectly equipped kitchen/diner which has an induction hob, electric oven, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, DeLonghi Magnifica coffee machine, wine cooler and washing machine; it is a great space for cooking lazy breakfasts or trying out new recipes. There is also a large dining table and French doors which open up onto the garden. From the kitchen, head into the spacious hall which leads to most rooms. The bright and attractive lounge is an ideal space to relax in, with comfortable seating and a Smart TV. Completing the ground floor is a useful WC. Head upstairs to the three bedrooms, the master is king-size with an en-suite shower room complete with a shower and WC. The second bedroom is a twin (which can be made into a super-king-size zip-and-link on request). The third bedroom is a single. To complete the accommodation there is a bathroom with a shower over the bath and a WC. Stepping outside from the kitchen/diner, you can relax at the end of a fantastic day and maybe dine alfresco in the enclosed courtyard garden with outside furniture. Allocated parking is available at the rear of the property for three cars and there is a neighbouring free village car park for additional cars (subject to availability). Behind the property within the car parking area, there is a public childrens play area
Weekly prices from £593.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Ullswater (87277)
Penrith, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 3 Yes
This charming property, situated just 5.5 miles from Penrith, is the perfect bolthole for families or couples to explore the beautiful Lake District. Spacious and welcoming with exposed wood beams throughout, this holiday home is an opportunity to embrace the countryside, safe in the knowledge that you’ve got a relaxing haven to return to in the evenings. Spend the day exploring the trails at Aira Force waterfall (10 miles), or take the walk to Greystoke Castle grounds (2 miles) and stop at the pub for a hearty meal before heading home. The property, which sleeps five across three peaceful bedrooms and even has space for two dogs, has a pleasant, cosy feel. The open-plan living area is fresh and bright with stylish lighting and large windows, but draw the blinds at night and curl up on the sofas in front of the wood burner-style electric fire and it becomes the ideal little den to wind down in. Upstairs, tranquil decor in the bedrooms promise a good night’s sleep; wake up refreshed and ready to take on the day, but not before preparing a delicious breakfast in the kitchen that has everything you need to cook up a storm! Take the kids to Abbott Lodge (9.5 miles) which produces over 30 flavours of Jersey ice cream and has 16 types available at any one time! They will love meeting the cows and calves in the field and there are play areas available too. The Derwent Pencil Museum in Keswick (15.5 miles) is also well worth a visit, as is the rest of the town where you’ll find plenty of independent shops and galleries. And if you’re looking for a challenge, tackle the ridges of Helvellyn, starting from Patterdale (13.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £693.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Marston Montgomery (87450)
Ashbourne, Peak District
5 3 2 Yes
A bright and contemporary property overlooking lush green countryside on the outskirts of the Peak District; this modern hideaway is the ideal base for outdoorsy families or groups of friends with a four-pawed pal in tow. Brave thrill-seekers can zip up their wetsuits and dive into the glistening reservoir at Carsington Water for a sailing session, before stretching out in the sun-dappled garden with al fresco nibbles and drinks. Built in 2021, this immaculate home is flooded with natural light and features inviting social spaces, crisp neutral tones, and sleek interior styling. Hang coats in the hallway and pad through to the open plan heart of the home then throw open the patio doors to let the balmy breeze drift inside. Flop down onto the sofas and fire on the Smart TV or debrief on the day’s events over an aperitif. Perch at the glossy breakfast bar with a cold drink and watch as the resident chef rustles up a feast, then gather around the gather at the table or head outside and dine in front of a magnificent country backdrop. Retreat upstairs for some well-earned beauty sleep and choose between a spacious en-suite king, an adaptable king/twin, and an airy single. Early risers can enjoy a peaceful morning coffee on the south-facing patio or grab some blankets and stargaze at night. Hire a hot tub and make it an unforgettable stay at this beautiful property. Follow one of the footpaths leading from your front door or get lost in the quaint cobbled alleyways of Ashbourne and scope out the best local watering hole for a post-adventure pint, 8 miles. Trek through the woodland trail of Osmaston Sawmill beneath the mature oak trees, 7 miles, or load up on history with a visit to the National Trust’s Sudbury Hall, 6 miles.
Weekly prices from £558.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Eskdale (SZ404)
Holmrook, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 1 Yes
A warm welcome to this charming and characterful semi-detached cottage in delightful Eskdale Green. With a wealth of period features, a large garden, glorious views and a gorgeous cosy atmosphere, it makes a wonderful base for a break in this charming valley. The cottage sleeps five people in three comfortable bedrooms, one of which offers flexible accommodation being either super-king-size room or a twin depending on your partys needs. The interior has some wonderful period elements with an open fire, a further wood burner, large leaded windows set into deep sandstone walls and original parquet flooring. The property commands a wonderful position at the mouth of the secluded Miterdale Valley while being within walking distance of a great local pub, the village shop and even a station for a narrow gauge steam railway. Eskdale is a gem of a valley, a world away from the hustle and bustle of 21st-century life. It has access to the some of the highest peaks in the Lake District for challenging fell walking as well as gentler low level potters. Why not pack a picnic and wander up to Boot via the Eskdale Trail? This lovely riverside amble offers plenty of paddling and wild swimming spots. The cycling in the area is fantastic with easy trails and more demanding bridleways alongside some of the most iconic road cycling in the country. As well as the fun to be had in the great outdoors, Eskdale is also blessed with five great pubs for enjoying a home-cooked meal and a local real ale. A trip on the Ravenglass and Eskdale Steam Railway is an absolute must too. This wonderful narrow gauge railway makes a leisurely trip from the coast at Ravenglass to the foot of the fells at Boot. At the cottage you are just a stones throw from Irton Road Station where you can hail the train in either direction. Further afield theres plenty of interest too. Muncaster Castle makes a fantastic day out for all ages. The castle itself is a historic gem with centuries of history, peppered with ghostly tales, to explore. While the gardens make a wonderful playground for children, gardeners and bird watchers alike. Ravenglass, the only coastal village in the Lake District National Park, is a timeless treat with a well preserved Roman bathhouse and railway museum. On arrival at the cottage, guests enter into the main hallway via the large stone porch with seating and plenty of space for muddy boots and wellies. The lovely wooden-floored living room is to the left of the hall. The period character of the cottage is evident here with its large leaded window with deep sill and charming open fireplace, perfect for cosy evenings in. There is a deep comfy sofa and two armchairs as well as a television with DVD player. Moving back across the main hallway into the welcoming dining room with its traditional tile floor and wooden dining table. Also for chilly evenings theres further comfortable seating with a sofa and armchair arranged around a wonderful wood burner recessed into a sandstone fireplace as well as another television for those of you who dont want to share the remote control! The kitchen is beyond this which looks out onto Miterdale Forest. Its equipped with a freestanding double oven with ceramic hobs, a dishwasher and an under-counter fridge, freezer and all the crockery and cookware youll need for your stay. Theres a large traditional larder through the kitchen in which youll find the microwave and washing machine. Moving upstairs to the light landing to the bedrooms and bathroom. Firstly to the super-king-size room, this can be made up as a twin if you would rather (please advise on booking if you require this). Its a gorgeous space with a decorative fireplace, a wardrobe with drawers and huge windows overlooking the front garden and Muncaster Fell just across the fields. Next to this is the double room which also has a decorative fireplace and a wonderful view up the Miterdale Valley. Lastly, the lovely single room has drawers for storage, an armchair for enjoying a good book and a view over the fields to Miterdales woodland. The family bathroom has a traditional suite and and over-bath electric shower. Outside, the cottage has a lovely large garden with mature shrubs, large lawns and dining furniture for making the most of sunny days . Theres also gated parking for at least two cars. So if you would like to escape the hustle and bustle of 21st century life in a delightful traditional cottage, this property could be just the place for you.
Weekly prices from £572.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ395)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 1 Yes
The cosy family home enjoys a quiet location in the bustling town of Keswick. The area is a paradise for walkers, with the iconic fells of Scafell Pike, Skiddaw, and Blencathra all within 10 miles. The town itself is full of Lakeland charm, with cosy pubs, cute cafes, and independent restaurants. The cottage sleeps five guests and two canine companions, making it ideal for a family getaway or holiday with friends. After a day of adventure, return to the holiday home to snuggle by the open fire or dine alfresco in the pretty cottage garden. The Victorian cottage has a real home-away-from-home vibe, with adorable accessories and beautiful landscape paintings throughout. Come together for family mealtimes around the dining table by the warming open fire, before sinking into the comfortable sofas in the lounge to read a book or watch TV. Upstairs, discover the three inviting bedrooms, all of which have been decorated in calm tones. Choose from two doubles and a single. From the kitchen, a door leads to the outdoor area. The enclosed space is surrounded by a low stone wall and has a lovely array of mature shrubs and flowers, as well as an area for al fresco dining. On the edge of the town, you’ll find Derwentwater (0.5 miles). This majestic lake is the ideal place to fully unwind in beautiful surroundings. Take a stroll along the water’s edge to the viewpoint at Friar’s Crag, share a picnic on one of the pebble beaches, or hop on the Keswick Launch to peacefully glide across the water. If you’re looking for something slightly more high-octane, head to Whinlatter Forest Park (5 miles), where you’ll discover a plethora of mountain bike tracks, exhilarating walking trails, and a whole host of high ropes and zip wires at Go Ape.
Weekly prices from £609.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Eskdale (SZ055)
Holmrook, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 2 Yes
This is beautifully located cottage for up to five people, right in the heart of Eskdale, set amidst 3 acres of sheep fields and woodlands. It has a large peaceful garden visited by local wildlife and there are extensive views of Eskdale from the cottage. Many period features have been retained including the wonderful staircase, cast-iron fireplaces and pretty stained glass in the windows. There is a warm and homey kitchen, finished to a high standard with a range cooker and a wood burner for colder days. The sitting room has windows on three sides to take advantage of the stunning views of the valley and a wood burner. There are three good-sized bedrooms and a bathroom with luxurious underfloor heating. Eskdale is a tranquil valley, virtually untouched by modern development. There is plenty of fell walking right from the door of the cottage. Choose from hikes on the high fells such as Scafell or along the banks of the River Esk, which flows from the top of the valley down to the estuary at Ravenglass. Bankside overlooks The Green station, just a 2-minute walk away, one of the stops on the narrow gauge Ravenglass and Eskdale steam railway that runs through the valley all the way to the sea. There are five pubs in the valley, the nearest being just a short walk down the road. Children are welcome and it serves real ales and a wide choice of good food. The village shop is close by and sells a comprehensive range of groceries and local produce. The side door to the cottage is under a sheltered porch. This opens into the boot room and the adjacent utility room that has a washer, a dryer, sink and space for hanging wet weather gear to dry. Off the boot room is the spacious and well-proportioned kitchen with designer units, larder store cupboard, integral fridge and freezer, dishwasher and a Range cooker with gas hob, electric oven and built in microwave. There is a handy island unit to provide an extra work surface and more storage. There is also a table with bench and chair seating, positioned next to the cosy wood burner. The sitting room has a wood burner (initial supply of logs and further supplies can be purchased) and comfortable seating is arranged around the wood burner, TV, DVD player and PlayStation. This room benefits from three windows all offering fabulous views to the fells and surrounding countryside. The original stained glass in the windows is a lovely period feature in this room. There is an additional shower room downstairs with walk in shower, WC and wash basin. An inner hallway has a superb decorative staircase leading to the first floor bedrooms and bathroom. The main bedroom has been tastefully and comfortably furnished, featuring beautiful fell views from the three windows. There is a king-size bed and a tiled feature fireplace. The second bedroom has a zip-and-link bed which can be made up as super-king or twin (it will be made up as a super-king unless otherwise requested). This room also has a feature fireplace and is furnished with a chest of drawers and a wardrobe. The third bedroom has a double bed and fitted wardrobe. Also on the first floor is the bathroom that has been finished to a high standard with a freestanding bath, separate shower cubicle, WC wash basin and large heated towel rail. There is a lovely wooden floor with luxurious underfloor heating. Outside, the garden extends all the way around the property. The cottage is in an elevated position and benefits from superb views of the Eskdale valley. There are several lawned areas, shrubs and a sheltered area for sitting out. Also outside is a dog wash area with a heated hosepipe for giving your dog a luxury hose down after a muddy walk. Parking is approximately 250 metres from the house to preserve the pretty grass path up to the house. The owner has provided a trolley for ease of transporting luggage and shopping from the parking area
Weekly prices from £943.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Portinscale (SZ142)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 2 Yes
This is a dog-friendly cottage on a private lane in Portinscale. The cottage sleeps five people in three bedrooms and benefits from lovely views to Derwentwater and to the Newlands Valley. The cottage has an interesting layout with bedrooms on the ground floor, split-level mezzanines and picture windows in the main living rooms to make the most of the view. The conservatory is off the sitting room boasts a beautiful view towards Catbells and a door opens into the garden which backs on to fields and farm land. The garden enjoys a peaceful aspect with beautiful views and features well established trees and several patio areas Portinscale is a small village on the edge of Derwentwater. There is a large marina where you can hire boats or launch your own. In the centre of the village is a delightful tearoom that transforms into a restaurant by night. There also is a good village pub that serves food, local ale and is dog friendly. Keswick is a short stroll away over a pleasant footpath with views to Skiddaw and Walla Crag. There are plenty of great walks straight from the door either down to the lake or into the Newlands Valley. The entrance is via the front door into a small hallway with coat hooks. An inner hallway leads to a single bedroom with inbuilt hanging space. There is a further twin bedroom on the ground floor with a zip-and-link bed that can be made into a super-king bed on request. There is a newly renovated bathroom with a large shower (shower seat available if required), WC, wash basin and electric towel rail. From the ground floor, there are five wooden steps up to large kitchen/diner with vaulted ceilings. There are large windows the length of one side of the room. These windows provide a beautiful outlook towards the lake and in the evening you can see the twinkling lights of Keswick. There is an Aga for cooking and heating hot water, dishwasher and a table with dining chairs. There is a door off the kitchen to a large utility room with a further sink, washing machine, microwave, separate dryer and fridge/freezer. At one end of the kitchen/diner there are wooden steps up to the sitting room. In the living room there is a large picture window that over looks the garden. In the living room there is a flatscreen TV with 32in screen, DVD player and Freesat recorder. An inset wood burner keeps the room cosy and warm with intitial supply of logs and comfortable seating. A door from the living room leads to the conservatory where there is a bench and seating. The conservatory boasts a superb view to Catbells. At the other end of the kitchen/diner there are further wooden steps that lead to a mezzanine area with a quiet seating area ideal for reading. A generous selection of books are provided. On this level there is a king-size bedroom and a bathroom with a bath and hand-held shower over, WC and wash basin and a Velux window. Outside is gravelled parking area for two to three cars. There is a path all the way round the house with three patios, a lawn and several well established trees to one side. There are fields to one side and views to Catbells. The garden is enclosed by a wire field fence. There is an outside tap and the owners can provide a hose on request for washing dogs. As well as panel heaters there is an air circulation unit into each room of the house that circulates the heat to maintain a comfortable temperature.
Weekly prices from £904.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ316)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 1 Yes
This Lakeland cottage is in a quiet location just a few minutes walk from the vibrant centre of Keswick. The property is in a popular location near Fitz Park, ideal for exercising dogs, with an enclosed children’s play area and a cricket pitch with Skiddaw and Latrigg providing a stunning backdrop. Keswick is popular with outdoor enthusiasts thanks to the superb walks on offer and the multitude of outdoor shops. There is also a thriving festival calendar with an event practically every month of the year and a twice weekly market where you can buy fresh produce, locally baked bread and fish. Keswick has a theatre and a cinema and a wide selection of good pubs and other places to eat. The entrance porch opens into the sitting room. The sitting room has seating for five and a new Smart TV with separate DVD player. Complimentary Wi-Fi is provided. There is a dining room/conservatory with easy chairs. The kitchen has a washing machine, electric cooker, double oven, gas hob and integrated undercounter fridge. There is a downstairs WC with wash basin. Upstairs are the three bedrooms, a kingsize, single and a twin (this can be made into a super-king upon request, please let us know when you book). The shower room features a large shower enclosure, WC and wash basin. Outside there is a shed suitable for bike storage/wet weather clothing and a private rear garden with seating. There is a freezer and tumble dryer in the shed.
Weekly prices from £667.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Lamplugh (SZ331)
Workington, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 2 1 Yes
Welcome to this cosy end of terrace cottage for up to five people tucked down a country lane in peaceful Lamplugh. Boasting fresh decor and some beautiful traditional features including a wonderful wood burner it has two lovely bedrooms overlooking its garden and the fells beyond. Set on the western edge of the Lake District National Park the area around Lamplugh offers some gloriously unspoiled countryside as well as easy access to the coast. There is so much to explore within a few miles radius of the cottage from tranquil tarns and gentle river strolls to wonderfully picturesque lakes and mighty fells. The tranquil Ennerdale Valley, one of the Lake Districts wildest valleys is just a few miles away. Its remote location and wonderful walking opportunities make it the perfect place to escape to even in high season. Or why not visit Loweswater and Crummock Water in the opposite direction? Two stunning lakes with a wealth of walks both gentle and more challenging and the promise of a lovely meal at the pub located between the two. If youd like to explore local town life you could head to Cockermouth, less than 8 miles away. This charming Georgian town was the birthplace of William Wordsworth and you can still visit his childhood home. Alternatively you might enjoy its great choice of independent shops and eateries. Heading west you could visit Whitehaven, a Georgian maritime town with a colourful history involving rum, sugar and piracy. You could even bring your bicycle and follow the Coast to Coast cycle route from the cottage to get there. Whichever side of this lovely area you choose to explore, this cottage makes a charming and welcoming jumping off point. On arrival at the property you are greeted by the traditional stone floored dining room with a lovely heavy oak table and chairs and a decorative fireplace. The room makes a great place for planning your holiday adventures over leisurely dinners. To your right on entry is the cosy living room. Decorated with local prints and fresh light decor it benefits from two brown leather sofas on which to curl up around the beautiful wood burner. There is a Smart TV, as well as a choice of books in the dresser in the dining area. Beyond the dining room is the modern kitchen. It has a fan oven and electric hobs along with a fridge, microwave, caffetiere and sufficient crockery and utensils for your stay. Moving through the traditional latched stair door you head up the curved staircase to the first floor. You first reach the master bedroom. This is a lovely spacious room with a double bed, wooden floors and a gorgeous view over the garden and nearby fells. It has a beautiful full length mirror, a chest of drawers and hanging hooks on the back of the door. The triple room has a single bed and sturdy bunkbeds. Its a lovely characterful room with a decorative fireplace, a wardrobe, chest of drawers and that dreamy view over the neigbouring cottage to the fells beyond. This floor has a lovely large, light bathroom with an electric shower over the bath and a glorious deep bath for soaking away aching muscles following walks. Outside the front door you cross the access lane for the other houses on the terrace to Lund Cottages enclosed garden. Its a lovely space to enjoy the peace and quiet over an alfresco dinner or glass of wine.
Weekly prices from £540.00