10,465 properties found
3 Bedroom Bed in Exmoor National Park (89768)
Barnstaple, Devon
6 3 2 Yes
Enjoy a sumptuous stay at this enticing farmhouse set within wooded grounds near Killington in Exmoor. Sleeping six guests, the impressive, three-bedroom haven has a heated, indoor swimming pool, hot tub and gorgeous riverside garden. Welcoming four-legged friends too, it is in an ideal location for anyone who enjoys wildlife rambles. It is also just 2.5 miles away from Trentishoe, where you can pick up the South West Coast Path. Let yourselves into the stone property, leaving your boots in the porch, and amble through to the kitchen/diner. Prepare then call everyone to the table in here or through in the lounge/diner. Afterwards, head into the conservatory or light the wood burner and settle down together in front of the Smart TV in the lounge/diner. Enjoy making the most of your leisure time by swimming in the pool and bubbling in the hot tub. This part of the house is reached through the lounge and has a shower and changing area. There is also a WC downstairs. Wander up to the first floor to find two super-king-size bedrooms, where you can open French doors on to Juliet balconies. There is also a king-size bedroom, with a secret staircase, plus two family bathrooms. Savour the opportunities for outdoor living in the splendid, terraced garden. Watch the children play on the lawn and supervise them as they spot fish in the river. Cook pizzas in the outdoor oven on summer nights. The house is approached via a narrow lane with speed bumps. There is parking for three cars. Walk 3.5 miles from the house to secluded Woody Bay where you can picnic and swim. From here you can also head out along the South West Coast Path. Venture 8 miles to the sandy beaches near Combe Martin or 12.5 miles to Ilfracombe.
Weekly prices from £1,675.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Coleford (89806)
Coleford, Heart of England
6 3 2 Yes
This enticing escape combines gorgeous original features with modern style and amenities, and has a garden with a fire pit and hammock. Located in a tranquil village in the ancient Forest of Dean, it will appeal to families and small groups looking for adventures in this fascinating area. It may appear traditional from the outside, but inside this pretty cottage has some surprisingly contemporary touches. There are plenty of places where you can sit back, relax and recharge. On the ground floor, there’s the cosy lounge, with its sofas, books and open fire, or the kitchen/diner/family room, where the jewel-bright colours of the large corner sofa entice you in to chat with the cook or watch the TV. Here there’s a light-filled dining area and a huge kitchen (up a couple of steps) with all the equipment necessary for cooking delicious meals. There’s also the snug on the first floor, where there’s another TV – the perfect place for children to chill out. The king-size bedroom is on the ground floor, as well as a shower room, while the other two bedrooms – a super-king-size which leads through to a twin – are on the first floor, sharing the family bathroom. The enclosed rear garden includes a lawn with a hammock, ideal for lazy summer days, and a series of patios (with steps between) where you’ll find a picnic table and a fire pit/BBQ. The cottage is located in Broadwell, 1 mile north of Coleford, a picturesque market town which boasts a variety of shops, pubs and places to eat, and is home to the Great Western Railway Museum. Renowned for its ancient forests, the area is studded with walks and cycle trails, or you could hire a canoe or paddleboard to explore the River Wye.
Weekly prices from £915.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Bourton on the Water (89850)
Cheltenham, Heart of England
6 3 2 Yes
Bourton-on-the-Water is one of the most popular destinations in the Cotswolds region with the gently flowing River Windrush running through the centre of the village and crossed by attractive little bridges. The area is great for families with Birdland Park and The Model Village, a 1/9th scale replica of the centre of the village, all within half a mile of the property. The surrounding countryside has an abundance of walking trails with access to The Cotswold and Winchcombe Way from the village. The area has Cotswold Farm Park and many National Trust properties to explore nearby including Chedworth Roman Villa (10 miles) and Snowshill Manor (12 miles). The beautiful village of Stow-on-the-Wold is 4 miles away and well worth a day trip and Regency Cheltenham is just 15 miles away. This holiday escape has a charming open-plan kitchen/diner, fully equipped with everything you need for a self-catered break and the dining table (that will comfortably seat six) is positioned in front of the warming wood burner. There is a downstairs WC and a utility room with a washing machine and dryer too. The lovely lounge has comfortable seating and a TV, perfect to unwind and catch up on your favourite TV show. On the first floor, there are two delightful double bedrooms and a family bathroom with a bath and separate shower. On the second floor, there is the principal bedroom with a king bed boasting its own en-suite shower room. From the lounge, there are French doors that lead out to the enclosed small garden and patio area, which has outdoor furniture and a BBQ to enjoy.
Weekly prices from £1,045.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Allonby (SZ102)
Maryport, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
This cottage, named after the bridge that crosses Allonby Beck to the front of the property, is a deceptively large 18th-century dwelling in the centre of the small village of Allonby. The village is situated on the north west coast of Cumbria, between Maryport and Silloth, in a designated Area of Outstanding Beauty. The cottage can sleep up to six people. Dogs are welcome and there is a small fully enclosed yard to the rear of the property. Allonby village was originally established by Quakers and boasts several splendid buildings including the Old Baths, North Lodge, Christ Church, and the Reading Room, which was designed by Alfred Waterhouse, famous for designing Manchester’s Town Hall, and London’s Natural History Museum. The cottage is a stones throw from the long sandy beach, with fine views across the Solway Estuary to the mountains of southern Scotland. Popular with families and dog walkers, the Cumbrian Coastal Way passes through the village, and walkers can enjoy many miles of green sea-banks. The village has a long history of being a sea-bathing resort, going back to the 18th century, when the fashion for bathing, and even drinking sea water, was considered a health cure. Today’s visitors can still enjoy the beach – a cleanliness and safety winner – and also take advantage of windsurfing and Twentyman’s famous ice cream, a well-known homemade treat. The village keeps much of its Georgian and Victorian charm, with cobbled lanes, curious corners to explore, and some interesting old houses. In what was once the main street stands an imposing colonnaded building (above), which was once the indoor baths where delicate Victorians could have their sea water comfortably warmed, in a suite of hot, cold, and vapour baths. Boasting incredible sea views over the Solway Estuary, this cottage is perfect for families and dog owners. The cottage is located just a short walk from the beach. Upon entering the cottage, you will find the living room and kitchen to your left and the dining room to your right. The living room has sea views and has a three-piece cream leather suite, a warming coal-effect electric fire and FreeSat TV which connects to the internet, so dont forget your Netflix/Prime logins. The kitchen features a large electric oven with a five-ring ceramic hob and warmer, a freestanding fridge/freezer and microwave. From the kitchen, the back door opens into a small fully-enclosed yard. There is an out house that has been converted into a utility room and contains a washing machine, tumble dryer and sink. The bedrooms are located on the first floor: a four-posted double bedroom and a twin bedroom, both with sea views and another double bedroom overlooking the yard behind. There is plenty of storage room across the bedrooms. Upstairs, the first of two family bathrooms sits on a split level between the ground and first floors and contains an shower over the bath, WC and hand basin. The second bathroom can be found on the second floor and features a corner bath with a hand-held shower, WC and basin. An unreserved parking space is available outside the house, there is plenty of space available in the cul-de-sac and a free car park is located just across the road next to the beach.
Weekly prices from £724.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Windermere (SZ469)
Windermere, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 3 Yes
How does a spacious, comfortable and quirky apartment for six in the bustling heart of Windermere Village sound to you? If that sounds just the ticket then you are going to love this property. Character filled and chock full of quirky charm, this three-bedroom gem is the perfect place for a family or small group of friends to make the most of this sought after area. Modern, locally produced art, hangs on the walls and the decor is fresh with comfortable furnishings creating a really special space. Amazingly, for a village centre property, this apartment has bags of socialising room with a glorious double height living area and a mezzanine reading space. Arranged over the first and second floors of a characterful Victorian building, this place has plenty of room and oodles of personality to spare. The property is perfectly situated to make the most of this much-loved part of Lakeland. Literally on the doorstep theres a wealth of pubs, restaurants and independent shops to explore. This area around Lake Windermere is one of the most popular destinations in the Lake District and its easy to see why with its gentle scenery and wonderful walking and cycling, not to mention the vast array of things to do for visitors of all ages. Why not try the delightful walk to Orrest Head, well known from Wainwrights guides? Families will love the World Of Beatrix Potter nearby where her characters are brought to life. Just a mile down the road is Windermeres lakeshore, here you can catch one of the lake steamers for a leisurely and scenic voyage. Why not explore some history and hop across to the other side of Windermere to Wray Castle? Alternatively venture to the south end of the lake and visit the Lakes Aquarium for a fun day out. The foodies among you are well catered for with everything from home-cooked pub meals to Michelin starred dining available nearby. However you choose to spend your visit, youll find The Bolthole perfectly placed. Character filled and chock full of quirky charm, this three-bedroom gem is the perfect place for a family or small group of friends to make the most of this sought after area. Modern, locally produced art, hangs on the walls and the decor is fresh with comfortable furnishings creating a really special space. Amazingly, for a village centre property, this apartment has bags of socialising room with a glorious double height living area and a mezzanine reading space. On arrival at the property, guests enter via the ground floor door and are drawn up the staircase by its colourful stripy carpet to the light landing and gorgeous living space. This wonderful double-height room has a stunning large window drenching the room in light. There are two elegant grey sofas with sumptuous cushions, a Smart TV with a DVD player, a large map of the area and a large dining table with upholstered dining chairs. Perfect for long post-dinner conversations, planning your adventures under the watchful gaze of the highland cow painting! The well-equipped galley kitchen leads off from here with plenty of crockery, cookware and glassware for your stay. Theres a built-in double oven, four ceramic hobs, dishwasher, microwave and helpful extras such as a blender. Back to the landing and the first of the bedrooms. The comfy king-size bedroom has a wardrobe and dresser for storage and an en-suite shower room with small electric shower. The light, bright twin room has a wardrobe and dresser as well as some over bed cupboards for storage and a view over Windermeres roof line to the fell tops in the distance. The main shower room has an electric shower, sink and toilet. Venture up the narrow staircase to the second floor and into the eaves where there are exposed beams everywhere. Through a little door you emerge onto the mezzanine balcony, where there are two comfy chairs for escaping with a good book. Alternatively younger ones can commandeer this space as their own play area, what a dream den for spying on the grown-ups below! Onward to the bright super-king-size room, do mind your head on the ornate beam on the way in. This room can also be made up as a twin should your party require, please advise us on booking if this is the case. This room has an en-suite bathroom with a bath. There is also a washing machine and dryer on this floor. With all of Windermeres amenities right on the doorstep this is the perfect bolthole to enjoy your stay.
Weekly prices from £858.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Thornthwaite (SZ194)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Welcome to this delightful house sleeping up to six people in the charming village of Thornthwaite. Situated just outside Keswick and offering some of the Lake Districts best walking right on the doorstep, it makes a perfect base from which to explore the area. It boasts lovely light decor, comfortable furnishings and wonderful panoramic mountain views to inspire your days out. The cottage is situated in a veritable walking and cycling paradise with Whinlatter Forest Park on the fell behind you and majestic Skiddaw, Englands fourth highest mountain, beyond Bassenthwaite to the front. Whinlatter makes a great place for families to visit with cycling tracks, a fantastic playground, the osprey project and, if you look hard, the odd Gruffalo! Keswick, one of the Lake Districts best-loved towns is just 3 miles away, opening up a world of adventurous possibilities both on the fells and on picturesque Derwentwater. Thornthwaite village has its own art gallery and cafe just across the road from the cottage with a wide range of local art for sale and a delicious slice of cake or two for the less artistically inclined. While the neighbouring village of Braithwaite, just over a mile away, has three pubs and is on a very handy bus route back to Thornthwaite. The cottage is also perfectly placed to make the most of the history and culture of the area with Cockermouth, the delightful Georgian town which was Wordsworths birthplace just 15 minutes away. While Mirehouse, a beautiful stately home with an abundance of literary links and gorgeous gardens, lies just the other side of Bassenthwaite Lake. Keswick also offers many cultural delights with its own art deco cinema showing mainstream and independent films while the beautifully situated Theatre by the Lake has a varied programme of drama, music and comedy throughout the year. Whether you choose to fill your visit with history, culture, outdoor pursuits or just relaxation in lovely surroundings then this cottage makes an ideal base. On arrival at the house, guests enter via the rear door. Here there is a large porch with space for muddy boots. From here you progress through to the light, airy kitchen/diner with wonderful views of Skiddaw in the distance. Its well-equipped with double oven and ceramic hobs, a slimline dishwasher, microwave, and a built-in fridge/freezer. Theres a wooden dining table for six and a Bose stereo for a spot of ambient dining music. Through to the main hallway from which you access the bedrooms, bathroom and lovely living room. With a deep comfy sofa and armchairs arranged around the open fire with green slate fireplace and large curved screen Smart TV with Freeview, it makes a gorgeous place to relax. What makes it extra special is the two large windows which, as well as drenching the room in light, also take in the sweeping grandeur of the mountain views. The master bedroom on this floor has a king-size wooden bedframe, a triple wardrobe and dresser. It also benefits from that glorious view to the front of the house. The comfortable twin room looks out to the rear of the house and has a wardrobe and chest of drawers. The family bathroom is also on this floor with an electric shower over the bath. The cottages third bedroom suite is a fantastic flexible space. Accessible either from the main hallway, via a stairgated hatch and a steep ladder-style staircase (please note this may be unsuitable for guests with limited mobility), or from outside the house through its own French doors. Its an ideal space whether your party has teens whod like their own space or grandparents whod enjoy some peace and quiet. The spacious bedroom has a wooden king-size bedframe, built-in wardrobes, chest of drawers and yet more of those mountain views. Off the bedroom theres an en-suite shower room with mixer shower. The suite also benefits from a lovely downstairs snug, it has a comfy two seater sofa, a desk and a TV. The utility room is beyond the snug where there is a washing machine and tumble dryer. Moving outside, the cottage benefits from a delightful mature garden with lawns, outdoor seating and dining furniture. Absolutely perfect for making the most of sunny days and outdoor dining opportunities. There is parking for at least two cars on the gated driveway with space for a further car outside the gateway.
Weekly prices from £654.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ542)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
This beautiful holiday home is a pretty Lakeland stone house built in 1849 and now completely renovated, equipped and furnished to a very high standard with two spacious and comfortable reception rooms, two contemporary shower rooms, and three beautifully furnished bedrooms. With an enclosed patio garden for outdoor dining, youll find it ticks all the boxes for a family or small group break. Quiet peaceful location yet only minutes from all Keswick’s sights and amenities. Keswick is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts whether its fell walking, cycling, water-sports or adrenaline fuelled adventure youre looking for. Walkers are spoiled with everything from iconic Lakeland giants to gentle lakeside ambles available right from the door. Why not take on mighty Skiddaw during your stay? Or try the gentle 10 mile walk round Derwentwater, theres the opportunity at various points along the way to catch one of the stately launches back to town if youd rather not do the whole thing. The town itself is vibrant and friendly with an atmosphere all its own. Theres a twice weekly market, a great selection of outdoor and independent shops, even its own art deco cinema just across the road. To keep families amused there is an indoor climbing wall, an excellent playpark is just a short walk from the house while the foodies among you can enjoy a fantastic choice of restaurants, pubs and cafes. You could always take in a play or concert at the magical Theatre by the Lake during your stay. Keswick truly has everything you could wish for from a Lakeland holiday and at the property, its all on your doorstep. On arrival at the house youre greeted by a charming porch which leads into the dining room. Theres a substantial dining table and chairs, a large map and plenty of local books for planning your days out and the most lovely tiny desk set into an alcove. Moving through to the living room guests will find it an elegant space to relax with exposed floorboards, a richly coloured rug, two deep comfy sofas and a long ottoman bench arranged around a wood burner. Theres a Smart TV as well as a Bose sound dock to keep you entertained and a large window for watching the world go by. Next to the modern well-equipped kitchen which has a built-in fan oven, four gas hobs, dishwasher, microwave and all the crockery and cookware youll need for your stay, as well as a Nespresso coffee machine. Beyond the kitchen is a handy utility area with a sink, washer/dryer and plenty of space for coats and muddy boots as well a lovely downstairs shower room with mixer shower and WC. Moving up to the first floor theres a mid-staircase landing where youll find the indulgent main shower room. It has a contemporary feel about it with slate-effect tiles, large walk-in-style shower area with mixer shower and huge drencher head. You access the three lovely bedrooms from the next landing. The master bedroom has a king-size bed with wooden bedframe, a tallboy style wardrobe with hanging space and drawers, a decorative fireplace along with a delightful window seat and an elegant armchair for relaxing or enjoying a good book. The double bedroom has a distinctive metal bedstead set into an alcove, another tallboy wardrobe, its own decorative fireplace and a view to the church spire across the way. Lastly to the charming twin bedroom, this has two wood frame single beds, a wardrobe for storage and a view over the towns rooftops to Skiddaw in the distance. To the front of the cottage is a gravelled area with a stone bench, perfect for watching the world go by with your morning cuppa. At the back of the cottage youll find the enclosed, stone flagged patio. With distinctive quirky signs and outdoor furniture, this is ideal for enjoying a spot of al fresco dining.
Weekly prices from £882.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Ennerdale (SZ392)
Cleator, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 1 Yes
Just a mile from Ennerdale Water, this traditional whitewashed cottage provides an idyllic holiday getaway for up to six guests. Making a tranquil retreat for families and friends, the cottage is an ideal base for exploring the secluded valley and the immense forest surrounding this spellbinding area. Featuring a welcoming wood burner, a range of period features, a roll-top bath and a pretty garden, this cottage is perfect for walkers, nature lovers and climbers making the most of the region’s lakes and fells. The cottage has a spacious two-part lounge with a wood burner, Smart TV/DVD and a choice of board games, providing a relaxing space to enjoy a movie or chat about the day’s activities. The stylish dining room is perfect for enjoying a family meal which you can cook in the fully equipped country-style kitchen. The first floor offers a stylish family bathroom and three cosy bedrooms: a king-size room with delightful views, a bunk bedroom perfect for children, and a charming twin room. Steep cottage-style stairs lead up into a games room with table football and TV to plug in games consoles. This room has low ceilings and skylights which makes a great secret room for older children. Outside, the back courtyard provides a charming space for a morning coffee. Beyond the courtyard, the garden backs onto the River Ehen and is perfect for dining alfresco. Ennerdale Bridge has a choice of great places to eat and drink, with the surrounding valley providing miles of magical walks and forest trails. Loweswater, Wastwater and Crummock Water are all within 15 miles. Local landmarks include the Blakeley Raise Stone Circle, Longlands Lake and the friendly town of Cleator Moor (all within 5 miles). Heading west, the St Bees Head Heritage Coast (9 miles) is home to an RSPB reserve with chances to spot guillemots and razorbills.
Weekly prices from £754.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Portinscale (SZ420)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Does the sound of an indulgent cottage, brimming with historical detail, just a stones throw from the shores of picturesque Derwentwater sound appealing to you? Well, if so, then this property should suit you down to the ground. Sleeping up to six people in three beautifully appointed bedrooms and nestled in the much-loved village of Portinscale, its a marvellous base from which to explore the natural and cultural surroundings of this wonderful area. The cottage forms part of one of the oldest buildings in the village and the owners have taken great care to retain as much of its historical character as possible while bringing it right into the 21st century with modern appliances, comfortable furnishings and an elegant eye for decor. A paradise for families, fell walkers, cyclists and water lovers alike Portinscale offers access to some of the Lake Districts greatest treasures right from the door. Theres a landing stage for the Derwentwater Launch at nearby Nichol End Marina where you could hop on board one of its stately vessels. Its a delightfully relaxing way to enjoy the magnificent scenery. If youre feeling energetic you could take the launch into the jaws of picturesque Borrowdale and walk back along the side of the lake to the village, rewarding yourself with a scone along the way of course! For the fell walkers among you the iconic ridge of Catbells is nearby or for the well prepared and experienced walker why not tackle the mighty Coledale Horseshoe? If youd be happier just taking a gentle potter around the village then its also ideal as the cafes, pubs and marinas are also within easy reach. The property is in a perfect situation to explore nearby Keswick too. Its a vibrant and bustling Lakeland town with a wealth of attractions including an art deco cinema and the beautifully situated Theatre by the Lake. Families are well catered for with indoor climbing walls and award winning interactive museums all nearby. Aside from these visitors can also enjoy the great range of shops and eateries on offer in the town. Its just a 1-mile walk or a 5-minute drive from the cottage. For the history buffs among you, there is ancient kind on show up at Castlerigg Stone Circle or the more recent literary kind at nearby Mirehouse. The property really does make a perfect jumping off point for all that this wonderful area has to offer. This alluring holiday property is a gorgeous cottage for six in the much-loved village of Portinscale. Recently renovated to a very high standard it has three comfortable bedrooms, ample socialising space for a family or small group and countless lovely details offering clues to its historic roots. Dating from over 200 years ago it forms part of one of the oldest buildings in the village and the owners have managed to retain many of its charming features while bringing it up to date with an elegant modern-rustic eye. Views of Walla Crag from the front of the cottage will certainly get you in the mood for exploring the area. On entry to the house, you step into a small porch area with space for hanging up coats and leaving muddy boots. The spacious living room benefits from a large TV with Sky, a DVD player and Soundbar as well as two deep comfy sofas and a huge snuggler chair. The owners have also thoughtfully provided a selection of books to keep you amused. With Honister green slate floors and a recessed fireplace with wood-burning stove under a wonderful large original mantle it makes a most welcoming space for an evening gathering. Through from here is the large dining room theres a dining table for six and a lovely dresser with all the glassware you will need for your stay. At the back of the house is the bright modern kitchen, its well equipped with raised fan oven and ceramic hobs, an eye height microwave, dishwasher and built-in fridge/freezer. The room also has a breakfast table and four chairs for enjoying your morning cuppa. Theres a handy utility room with a sink, washer and dryer, heated towel rail, drying rail and plenty of space for a dog bed. Moving upstairs to the large landing you reach the beautifully appointed bedrooms. All of them make the most of their period details including gorgeous exposed beams and deep windowsills while having more modern touches such as heavy oak doors and furniture. The first is the larger of the two king-size rooms. It has a huge wooden bedstead with wardrobe, drawers, a wall-mounted TV and a rocking chair for enjoying a good book. The second king-size bedroom is en-suite with a delightful metal bedstead, a wall-mounted TV, two chests of drawers and an old fashioned hat stand for hanging space. The lovely en-suite shower room has a huge walk-in shower enclosure with electric shower. The twin room looks out to Walla Crag at the front of the cottage and has a wardrobe and chest of drawers. The elegant family bathroom is a gorgeous space to relax tired fell-walking muscles either in the stunning double ended bath or in the large curved shower enclosure with mixer shower along with a huge drencher head. As it might be difficult to drag people away from this indulgent space theres also a handy extra WC on this floor too! To the rear of the house is a small private, though not enclosed, garden area with seating for a peaceful evenings glass of wine.
Weekly prices from £832.00