10,465 properties found
3 Bedroom Bed in Combe Martin (82866)
Ilfracombe, Devon
6 3 2 Yes
Set in the peaceful North Devon countryside, this spacious family home sleeping six is perfectly positioned for an adventurous getaway. The area has a variety of family-friendly attractions as well as several sandy beaches and picturesque seaside towns. Combe Martin is just 1 mile away with its sheltered bay, 17th-century inn, and independent shops. This property is a real gem, with a cosy wood burner for keeping toasty in the colder months and a relaxing hot tub ideal for stargazing. This stylish, contemporary property is light and spacious. Settle down by the wood burner for the evening in the sociable lounge and watch TV or play a board game. An adjacent snug is the ideal quiet spot for reading. Prepare delicious family feasts in the kitchen/diner, with an electric range for a classic countryside cooking experience. There is plenty of room to seat six at the dining table, or you can head outside and enjoy your meal on the patio on the garden furniture. On the first floor are the three comfortable bedrooms, each with vaulted ceilings and wooden beams. Both the en-suite and shared bathroom conveniently include a bath and separate shower. Outside, you’ll find a lovely lawn area, a patio, a charcoal BBQ, and a hot tub - the perfect combination for warm afternoons spent in the garden. Outdoor enthusiasts can embark on the South West Coast Path, and venture into the breathtaking Valley of the Rocks on Exmoor. The vibrant Victorian seaside town of Ilfracombe is only 10 miles away, with its famous Damien Hirst statue at the harbour, as well as a selection of sheltered beaches. Lynton and Lynmouth (11.5 miles) are also well worth visiting, with the popular Lynton Cliff Railway separating the two villages. Treat the kids to a fun day out at Exmoor Zoo (6 miles) or Combe Martin Dinosaur and Wildlife Park (10 metres).
Weekly prices from £910.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Edenhall (86746)
Penrith, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 3 Yes
Part of a small complex of properties, this delightful cottage can be found in a pretty courtyard and makes a wonderful holiday home for up to six guests. Offering fresh and relaxing accommodation for families and friends, this warm, cosy and stylishly decorated retreat features a warming wood burner, roll-top bath and a bubbling hot tub. Just a few miles from Penrith, the property is an ideal base for eager walkers, cyclists, climbers and nature lovers discovering both the Northern Pennines and the Lake District. The cosy, light and refreshing lounge is an ideal space to sit in front of the wood burner and watch a movie on the Smart TV, while the airy, sleek and stylishly designed kitchen/diner has plenty of equipment so you can cook and share all your favourite dishes. The ground floor also offers a handy and beautifully tiled wet room. Upstairs, there’s a family bathroom and three individually styled and imaginatively decorated bedrooms to choose between: a double and a king-size room overlook a private lake, while another king-size room features a dressing room and a freestanding roll-top bath. Heading outside from the kitchen, the enclosed garden features a patio with outdoor furniture, a soothing hot tub and views out over the surrounding estate, which you can admire as you enjoy a spot of al fresco dining. Close to a friendly pub in the picturesque village of Edenhall, the cottage is ideally situated between the Lake District and the North Pennines (both within 6.5 miles) which offer miles of breathtaking walks. Local attractions include Cross Fell, Dalemain Mansion and Pooley Bridge on the shores of Ullswater (all within 11 miles). The bustling market town of Penrith (4 miles) is home to Brougham Castle, the Rheged centre and the remains of Penrith Castle.
Weekly prices from £1,740.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Eckington (86760)
Pershore, Heart of England
6 3 2 Yes
The village of Eckington is situated on the north-west side of Bredon Hill, an outcrop of the famous Cotswold hills, and is surrounded by the River Avon. Here you can leave the car behind as you are well served on foot, there is a well-stocked village store and two good pubs. You can embrace the outdoors with waymarked paths for both walking and cycling, follow the riverside walks from Strensham Lock, or enjoy a day’s fishing on the River Avon, within half a mile. This area has a year-round events calendar: follow the Blossom Trail in springtime, the Asparagus Festival in the summer, and attend the Plum Festival in autumn. A paradise for walkers of all abilities and stamina (great for the kids), there is easy access to Bredon Hill, 4 miles away and made famous by AE Houseman’s ‘A Shropshire Lad’, and the Wychavon Way, 3 miles. Situated within a cluster of converted farm barns and surrounded by countryside. Step under the oak framed storm porch and into the inviting hallway where you can take a seat to remove your boots within the entrance hall. From here you can access the spacious lounge which offers large picture windows with views across the garden onto the countryside and the Malvern Hills in the distance. There is seating for six along with a wall-mounted smart TV and Bio Ethanol fire set within the fireplace. From the entrance hall, you have access to the kitchen/diner – this space is perfect for families getting together, well-equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher. There is also a utility room with a washing machine and tumble dryer. There is a king-size bedroom on the ground floor with access to a WC. Climb the stairs where you will find a king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower and WC, a walk in wardrobe and wall-mounted TV. There is a double room enjoying views across the countryside as far as the river and across to Strensham Church. There is also a bathroom with a bath, separate shower, and WC. Outside guests can enjoy a large, enclosed garden with uninterrupted views across the countryside, perfect for entertaining with a large table, chairs and BBQ. In the undercover courtyard area, you will find shared access to a pin pong table. There is a storage area for bikes and off-road parking for two cars.
Weekly prices from £890.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Rowlands Gill (86802)
Rowlands Gill, Northumbria
6 3 3 Yes
Located in a peaceful hamlet within the grounds of the former Derwent Valley Railway Station, this semi-detached holiday home offers direct access to the popular Derwent Walk right from the garden. Perfect for families, friends, and dog walkers, the cottage provides breathtaking viaduct views and is ideally positioned for exploring the region. Local amenities are less than 2 miles away in Rowlands Gill, while attractions like Gibside Hall (3 miles), Beamish Living Museum (7 miles), Newcastles vibrant Quayside (10 miles), and the historic city of Durham (15 miles) are all within easy reach. Access is via a farm-style track, and while internet is available, it can be intermittent due to the rural location, perfect for those looking to disconnect and enjoy the tranquil countryside setting. Step inside to find a welcoming hallway before entering the light and airy lounge with wood flooring, comfortable seating, and an electric wood-burner style heater creating a cosy atmosphere. The kitchen/diner features everything needed for holiday cooking, including an electric oven and hob, built-in microwave, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher, with a dining table perfect for sociable meals. A conservatory provides another relaxing space with lovely garden views. The sleeping arrangements are spread across both floors, with a ground-floor double bedroom and spacious en-suite shower room (with washer/dryer), while upstairs youll find a pretty twin bedroom with en-suite bathroom and a double bedroom with its own en-suite shower room. Outside, the enclosed garden features a patio area ideal for al fresco dining and a section of the original station platform, creating a unique space to enjoy visiting birds and garden views. Theres convenient off-road parking for one car on the driveway plus an additional allocated space in front of the property.
Weekly prices from £656.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Seahouses (86834)
Seahouses, Northumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Treat yourselves to a Northumberland coastal break, with a stay at this three-bedroom holiday home on the outskirts of Seahouses. Sleeping six guests, and also welcoming a duo of dogs, this generous, light-filled property is just over 0.5 miles from the harbour, where you can book boat trips, and 1 mile from the beach. Savour your proximity to a wide range of shops and eateries. Return home to play in the games room or bask in the sunshine out in the south-facing garden. Make your way inside this inviting retreat and head through to the lounge, where you can relax together after your busy days out. Switch on the Smart TV; play games together and perhaps light the open fire. Wander into the open-plan kitchen/diner to take turns at whipping up hearty feasts and to dine together. Find you have a dishwasher and a washing machine to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Amble through to the conservatory to open the doors on balmy days and gaze out over the garden. At the end of each day, climb the stairs to a twin bedroom and two king-size rooms, one with an en-suite shower room and balcony and rural views. The family bathroom is also at this level. Sit out in the leafy garden as often as you choose, while the younger members of your party play snooker or table tennis in the games room. Find you have dedicated parking for two cars at the holiday home, with more roadside space available on a first-come, first-served basis. Embark up a 3-mile walk along the Northumberland Coast Path from Seahouses to Bamburgh. See the striking castle at Bamburgh while you are there. Alnwick Castle, 14 miles away, and Dunstanburgh Castle, 9 miles along the coast from Seahouses, are also worth visiting.
Weekly prices from £663.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Bude (86887)
Bude, Cornwall
6 3 2 Yes
Perched in a fantastic position along Northcott Mouth beach, this unique cottage makes a fabulous, secluded retreat for families and friends. Providing spacious accommodation for up to six guests, this traditional property has been lovingly updated and features original wooden beams, a lovely sundeck, a handy games room and a warming wood burner. Offering breathtaking views, this characterful cottage is a wonderful base for walkers, cyclists, nature lovers and water sports fans exploring the towering cliffs, stunning beaches and bustling resorts of the North Cornwall coast. This former fisherman’s cottage features a welcoming lounge with exposed beams in the low ceiling and a wood burner set in a stone fireplace, and makes a lovely space for everyone to watch a movie on the Smart TV. The fully equipped kitchen is perfect for cooking your favourite meals, which you can share in the bright, inviting dining room. A couple of steps lead up to the dining area which features original beams, an additional seating area and French doors. The property has three pretty bedrooms, all with exposed beams: a ground-floor double, plus a cosy double and a light twin room upstairs, along with a family bathroom. Outside, the enclosed garden features a charming lawn, a private gravelled area with bistro seating, and a large sundeck with outdoor furniture which makes a fantastic spot for taking in the sea views as you dine alfresco. The garage has been converted into a games room with a pool table. The cottage sits next to the secluded beach of Northcott Mouth and lies just a couple of miles from Bude, a vibrant resort popular with surfers and offering a fantastic range of pubs and restaurants. Set at the southern edge of the magnificent Hartland Heritage Coast, there are miles of stunning walks from the doorstep.
Weekly prices from £1,397.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Combe Martin (86942)
Ilfracombe, Devon
6 3 2 Yes
Set in 18 acres of stunning grounds, this cottage sleeps six guests and is the perfect spot for a family break on the North Devon coastline. Roam the countryside sites, soak up the sun on the beach or visit bustling towns and pretty villages from this home. This single-storey lodge is cosy and comfortable. On entering, you will find an open-plan lounge/diner. Settle down on the large sofa and armchair and watch your favourite film or TV show on the Smart TV one evening. Gather around the dining table together to eat a home cooked meal and play some board games. A well-equipped kitchen, family bathroom, two bedrooms, one of which en-suite, and a bunk bedroom complete the interior of this lodge. Enjoy your morning coffee on the bench outside the property before exploring the grounds. You will find a shared games room, heated indoor swimming pool, sauna and jacuzzi all on site. Perched on top of a valley with far-reaching views, you will be just 0.5 mile away from the nearest pub and shops in the village of Berrynarbor, and Combe Martin is 2 miles with a range of places to eat. The nearest beaches are 2 miles away, Combe Martin, Newberry, and Wild Pear beach. Head further afield to the picturesque seaside resort of Ilfracombe (4.5 miles) with its charming harbour and quaint streets. For fabulous family days out, enjoy Watermouth Castle and Theme Park (2 miles) or Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park (4 miles).
Weekly prices from £723.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Bude (86969)
Bude, Cornwall
6 3 2 Yes
Enjoy Cornwall in style staying at this spacious three-bed house tucked away in central Bude. Ideal for family or friends, you can invite up to two canine pals too. In a quiet location it’s well positioned for the beach, canal, town and South West Coast Path (all within 0.5 miles). This means you can totally switch off, and don’t have to worry about driving while you’re here. The spacious rooms are beautifully decorated and fitted, giving you a sense of freedom and relaxation. Towel the dogs off in the generous hallway and leave them to snooze – perhaps accompanying you doing the same in the snug area? The lounge is a lovely, large space with wooden floors and flooded with light from the big bay window. There’s also an open-plan kitchen/diner that is well-equipped and seats six. Upstairs, take your pick from one double, one twin and one en-suite master double bedroom. Individually styled, they all promise comfort and calm for a great night’s sleep. The lovely garden is full enclosed and tiered so kids and dogs will have a ball. It offers outdoor seating on the lower patio area, sun loungers on the lawn as well as a charcoal BBQ. Get to grips with Bude. Summerleaze Beach is within 0.5 miles and there are plenty of amenities to make your stay stress-free. Mooch about the independent shops, cafes and galleries. Alternate dog walks along Bude Canal and the beach for a bit of variety. Don’t forget the cliff tops and coastal path, either. Cross the canal and river to take a dip or even paddleboard in the quirky Bude Sea Pool, a semi-natural tidal pool where you can safely swim – for free! The National Trust’s Sandymouth Bay Beach is 3 miles north, while Widemouth Bay is the same to the south.
Weekly prices from £2,464.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Eskdale (87044)
Holmrook, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 3 Yes
Situated in the village of Eskdale Green, this charming cottage is perfect for families, walkers, and nature lovers wanting to explore the beautiful local area. There are two pubs and a shop nearby, and lots of pretty walks right from the door. The spacious cottage has a fascinating history. Built by Outward Bound founder Kurt Hahn in 1882 it still boasts many original features. There’s plenty of space to relax in the lounge with wraparound seating, a cosy wood burner and a 50” Smart TV. The snug, which has a second wood burner, is the perfect place to sit with a good book from the wall of book shelves after cooking a feast in the country kitchen and enjoying it in the separate dining room. Upstairs are two double bedrooms, a king bedroom, and the family bathroom. There’s storage space for your bikes and kayaks on the lower ground floor as well as a washing machine. Outside is a large enclosed with a summerhouse, patio, and lawn for all to enjoy. The walking routes nearby encompass every landscape, length, and level of difficulty; from woodland strolls to demanding technical climbs. Scafell Pike, England’s highest mountain, is about 9 miles from Eskdale Green. There’s a less challenging but equally lovely walk to Stanley Ghyll Force waterfall (5 miles away) and many more close to the house. Burnmoor Tarn on Eskdale Fell, a 5-mile walk or 9-mile drive, is a good spot for wild swimming in the warmer months; it’s generally quiet and has amazing views. Hop on the Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway miniature railway ‘La’al Ratty’ at the village station, which wends its way through spectacular scenery. Call in to one of the village pubs for a quick drink or a bite to eat on the way home.
Weekly prices from £925.00