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4 Bedroom Bed in Druridge Bay (CN102)
Druridge Bay, Northumbria
7 4 2 Yes
Spacious four bedroom, detached, holiday property sleeping up to 7 (plus 1) near Druridge Bay and Amble with a wide range of excellent facilities including a high specification kitchen with many a mod con, offering superb, self-catering accommodation to a large family or group of friends. The rear garden is fully enclosed with a patio and decking area and attracts a wide variety of birds, including goldfinch, long tail tits, woodpeckers and sparrow hawks. This is a great area for or cyclists and walkers too and the garage is available to you to store your bikes and walking equipment if needed. Located in the hamlet of Hadston within easy walking distance of popular Druridge Bay Country Park and its 7 miles of sandy beaches, stretching between the nearby seaside market town of Amble, a few minutes’ drive away, with its busy harbour, marina, unique and independent retail and a great range of renowned restaurants, bistros and the scrumptious ice cream parlour Spurelli’s. There are also pubs close by, one in Widdrington, The Widdringtom Arms and several in nearby Amble. Also, nearby is the coastal village of Cresswell with its beautiful beach, ice cream shop and popular, dog friendly, seaside eatery, The Drift Cafe where you can enjoy good coffee, tasty snacks and full meals. There is a pathway from Heron’s Beck to The Druridge Bay Country Park which also has its own scenic lake with circular walking and cycling routes, a cafe, toilets and children’s play area. As well as seeing all the wonderful wildlife in the country park, you can also visit the Low Hauxley Nature Reserve close by and the medieval castle ruins, shops and restaurants in the lovely village of Warkworth are a well worth exploring. With free guest Wi-Fi, several flat screen TVs, a range of extra special kitchen facilities and warm, central heating throughout, plus a lovely, enclosed garden, Heron’s Beck is an ideal coastal holiday home throughout the year. This cottage accepts 2 well behaved dogs. Bed linen, towels, heating and hot water included.
Weekly prices from £954.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Blanchland (CN108)
Consett, Northumbria
7 4 3 Yes
Holly Cottage has been developed as part of a fantastic barn conversion offering comfortable, contemporary living in a stunning location. Situated near to the villages of Hunstanworth and Blanchland, this cottage has all the qualities of a rural hideaway whilst not being completely detached from civilisation. Holly Cottage comfortably accommodates 7 guests, making it ideal for families. The ground floor comprises a spacious lounge with TV, Freeview, DVD and CD/radio, a fully-equipped breakfasting kitchen including dishwasher and spacious dining room, and bathroom and separate WC. The first floor provides two double bedrooms, one twin bedroom and one single bedroom, all with fantastic original beams. Completing the property is a family bathroom with shower over bath, WC. and wash basin, as well as a separate shower room. Externally there is a shared, enclosed gravelled courtyard with garden furniture. Please note, that for larger groups, this cottage can be booked alongside other similar cottages. Holly Cottage is situated near to Hunstanworth in the Derwent Valley. The beautiful little village of Blanchland, which is within the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is only 2 miles from the property. It is very popular with those wishing to walk in the surrounding countryside or sail and fish on Derwent Reservoir. There are some shops, a post office, a tea-room and old parish church in the village. Nearby Hexham and Corbridge, delightful market towns, and famous Hadrian’s Wall, are only 11 miles to the north of this property and definitely worth a visit. The historic university town of Durham is about 30 miles away and a fantastic day out for all the family with plenty of restaurants, river walks, rowing, Durham Castle and Durham Cathedral. Beamish Open Air Museum, ideal if you have children, is only 15 miles away. Slightly further afield is the metropolitan city of Newcastle Upon-Tyne. Why not take a walk along the quayside to take in some of the famous sights of the city? This cottage accepts two well behaved dogs.
Weekly prices from £489.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Spittal (CN168)
Berwick-upon-tweed, Northumbria
7 3 2 Yes
Panoramic sea views and a stunning location! Seaview Cottage is situated in the family friendly, seaside village of Spittal, near the historic border town of Berwick-upon-Tweed the last English town in Northumberland before the nearby beautiful Scottish borders. The house is literally a few meters from the beach with a lovely garden to the front leading straight onto the beach promenade! From here you can see the Holy island of Lindisfarne and even walk to it along the beach and then picking up the coastal path. You can also walk the 10-mile coastal path all the way down to Creswell beach - stopping for a few refreshments on the way, of course! With 3 generous bedrooms, sleeping up to 7 guests, an ensuite shower room to the master bedroom, plus a luxurious, family bathroom with separate shower, a large open plan lounge and dining area and a great kitchen with a huge, 6-ring gas hob/ range cooker, you will have plenty of room to spread out and relax. Facilities includes a wood burning stove, free guest Wi-Fi, a telescope for gazing at the stars and sea birds form the lounge, off road parking and a fully equipped modern kitchen. Seaview Cottage would suit a larger family or a group of friends. Anyone with golfing, walking or cycling in mind will also love staying here. There is a great village shop, selling everything you might need, as well as a pub and so much to do and see in the area, you will need more time! Bed linen, towels, heating and hot water are all included.
Weekly prices from £858.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Burnham-on-Sea (50929)
Highbridge, Dorset and Somerset
7 4 3 Yes
A stylish cottage with an abundance of charm situated two miles from the M5, the village of East Brent is a great base for touring. On entering the detached property from the parking area, you are met by a stylish kitchen/diner. The kitchen area is well-equipped with an electric oven and gas hob, fridge, freezer, microwave and dishwasher. Heading into the inner hallway you will find the lounge, which has doors onto the private garden and a TV/DVD, the ideal place to relax after a day spent exploring. From here is a useful separate WC and at the end of the hallway is a cosy single bedroom. Rising from the hallway is a staircase, giving access to a beautiful double bedroom with a TV and a stylish en-suite shower and WC. Further along the landing is a contemporary bathroom with shower over bath and WC, a further bright and airy double bedroom and a twin bedroom. Venturing outside, to the front of the cottage you will find a pretty courtyard area with garden furniture and BBQ. Located directly outside of the kitchen area, it’s the perfect spot for enjoying a meal outdoors. At the other side of the house is an enclosed private garden with second al fresco dining area and a seating area, leading off from the lounge you will be sure to catch the last of the sun here. A useful garage is available for bike storage and also houses a washing machine and tumble dryer. Located in East Brent, tucked underneath Brent Knoll, dating back to the Jurassic period an often repeated tale is that the hillock was formed by a Giant incensed by the beauty of the Mendip Hills, he spoilt the splendid Somerset landscape by gouging out Cheddar Gorge, throwing shovels of earth to form Flat Holm, Steep Holm (islands you can day visit out in Weston bay), Brent Knoll and Glastonbury Tor. Perfectly located for easy access to the coast, this property is just 3.5 miles from Burnham-on-Sea, a thriving seaside town with a fabulous stretch of golden sand, perfect for paddling, lounging or playing fetch, Just 4 miles down the road is Brean Down, a National Trust site with beautiful walks by the coast. Weston Super Mare Pier is just 7 miles away with its sweeping Victorian sea front and great selection of cafes, shops, restaurants and traditional seaside amusements. Alternatively, head north to the Mendip Hills (9 miles) to enjoy the stunning landscape of flower-covered plateaus and dramatic gorges, this is an exceptional opportunity for avid bird watchers, walking & cycling enthusiasts or for a jolly good family hike with dog and picnic. While you’re there, pay a visit to Cheddar (12 miles from Burnham-on-Sea), the home of Britain’s best-loved cheese. Explore the breathtakingly beautiful Cheddar Gorge before venturing into the impressive underground caverns. The cathedral cities of Wells and Bath are accessible by car and have sites of historic interest and elegant architecture. The property is a 3 minutes-walk up the lane to The Knoll Pub. They offer Breakfasts to Sunday lunches, Live music and visiting Maestro’s Woodfired pizza’s truck and just 1.3miles from 3rd generation family owned farm & Brent House Farm Shop, with coffee corner, local produce and the best milk you can buy from happy field-grazing-herd-content cows.
Weekly prices from £707.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Whitstable (52559)
Whitstable, South of England
7 3 1 Yes
Situated in the pretty coastal town of Whitstable, this bright and welcoming cottage is perfect for a family seeking a pleasant seaside retreat. The property has been thoughtfully updated, beautifully furnished, and decorated with a rustic-style interior. This lovely getaway is ideal for exploring the beach, harbour and high street, which are all within 1 mile. The old Salt Way passes close to the house, making this a great base for keen walkers. Entering this charming property, you will find a light-filled lounge which is a perfect space to unwind in, with plenty of seating, a traditional wood burner and a TV/DVD so you can snuggle up and enjoy a movie. There’s also a bright and relaxing bespoke kitchen/diner – also with a wood burner – which is an ideal space for sharing your favourite meals. Steep and narrow cottage-style stairs lead up to the first floor, where there are two cosy double bedrooms. Further steep stairs lead up to the second floor which features a twin bedroom with a TV and a selection of children’s toys. Stepping outside there’s a fully enclosed garden with a large lawn, swing ball for children and a choice of garden furniture with a BBQ so you can enjoy lazy afternoons in the sun. The historic town of Whitstable is known for its fantastic seafood, particularly the oysters which are brought in via the harbour. The town has a regular Oyster Festival and there’s a wide range of pubs, restaurants and shops for you to discover. There’s a lovely shingle beach and plenty of great walks and bike trails, with Herne Bay (6 miles) close by. Heading inland you can visit the cathedral city of Canterbury (6.5 miles), Howletts Wild Animal Park (13 miles) or the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (11 miles).
Weekly prices from £662.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Studland (DC046)
Swanage, Dorset and Somerset
7 4 1 Yes
Set in a secluded spot along a leafy lane leading onto Studland Heath, this spacious and comfortable property makes a lovely family holiday home. With miles of glorious rural walks available from the doorstep, this attractive retreat is just a mile from the glorious Studland Bay. With plenty of space for up to six guests, this charming property is perfect for keen walkers, nature lovers and cyclists eager to explore this idyllic area. Two steps lead up to the porch and through to the light, attractively furnished lounge which is a great space to relax in, with an open fire, plenty of seating and original wooden flooring. There’s also an attractive dining room, perfect for sharing a family meal, and a stylish kitchen where you can prepare your favourite meals. This leads into a light-filled conservatory ideal for sitting back and catching up with a good book. Steep cottage-style stairs lead to the first floor where there are four bright and airy bedrooms with double-aspect windows – there is a king size, a double, a twin room and a single. The garden features a multi-level paved area and plenty of outdoor furniture so you can unwind with an al fresco meal or a glass of wine. There’s a charming back courtyard garden accessed via the conservatory. The property is set on the outskirts of the Studland and Godlingston Heath National Nature Reserve. From here, you can explore the picturesque village of Studland which offers a ferry service to the beautiful Brownsea Island or across to the popular coastal town of Poole. You can also spend a day in the Victorian resort of Swanage (3.5 miles) or discover the wonderful Durlston Country Park (4.5 miles). Other local attractions include The Blue Pool (7.5 miles), Dancing Ledge (4.5 miles) and Kimmeridge Bay (10 miles).
Weekly prices from £841.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Worth Matravers (DC128)
Swanage, Dorset and Somerset
7 4 2 Yes
An ideal base for exploring the beautiful Purbeck Hills, this quirky split-level property has been imaginatively updated to provide cosy and stylish accommodation for up to seven guests. With a variety of secret levels and unexpected features, this is a lovely retreat for families or a small group of friends looking for a quiet holiday hideaway within easy reach of Dorset’s breathtaking Jurassic Coast. This traditional cottage has been intriguingly updated and decorated in a light and rustic style to provide a quirky and unusual living space. Please note, the property is set over several levels with a number of internal steps throughout. Steps lead down to the country-style kitchen/diner which is ideal for preparing your favourite meals. A few steps lead up from the kitchen to a small lounge, perfect for children to play in while you prepare the dinner. The cosily furnished main lounge is on the first floor and is a lovely space to unwind in, with sea views, comfortable seating and an open fire. A galleried study overlooks the lounge. There are two double bedrooms, a twin room and a single room. The garden features a patio with garden furniture so you can enjoy a BBQ or a glass of wine. The garden is enclosed and sheltered with flowering shrubs and bushes, providing a safe space for children to play. There are miles of wonderful rural walks from the doorstep, and nature lovers can explore Durlston Country Park (5.5 miles), Hartland Moor (6.5 miles) and RSPB Stoborough Heath (7.5 miles). Local attractions include The Blue Pool (7 miles), Dorset Adventure Park (4.5 miles) and Lulworth Castle (13 miles). Heading to the coast you can enjoy the beaches at Swanage (4.5 miles), Studland (6.5 miles) and Kimmeridge Bay (9.5 miles) or you can head inland to Corfe Castle (4 miles) and Wareham (9.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £834.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Ripon (64329)
Ripon, Yorkshire Dales
7 4 3 Yes
Sitting among peaceful countryside this spacious cottage is perfect for exploring the Dales with friends or family, and your canine companions. It has a large, enclosed garden with a pretty patio, a fire pit and a BBQ, a wood burner, and a games room, plus it’s close to excellent cycling, walking, shops, pubs, and a cafe. The stunning property has relaxed styling and high-end interiors throughout. Go through the hall, with a cloakroom and a separate WC, into the elegant lounge, with wooden features, relaxed seating, a Smart TV, and a cosy wood burner. Cook memorable meals in the large, well-equipped country kitchen, with a gorgeous wooden ceiling and beams, and a breakfast island and stools. Enjoy them at the rustic dining table in the smart dining room, then chill in the snug, where there’s a great selection of books, and games, and a sofa bed that sleeps one. Head upstairs to the four bedrooms: three double rooms, one with an en-suite shower room, one with an en-suite bathroom, and a single room. There’s also a family bathroom with a separate shower. Outside, the games room has table tennis, a dartboard, a dining table and benches, table football, a jukebox, and storage space for bikes. There’s an enclosed garden with a pretty patio with seating under the pergola, a fire pit and charcoal BBQ, and an enclosed paddock. Close to the village of Kirkby Malzeard on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, there’s beautiful walking and cycling nearby. Visit the Black Sheet Brewery in Masham (4 miles) and enjoy afternoon tea at Betty’s in Harrogate (16 miles). Explore magnificent Jervaulx Abbey (9.5 miles) and Richmond Castle (19 miles), the pretty market towns Leyburn (15 miles) and Middleham (13 miles), and the cathedral at Ripon (6.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £1,159.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Wiveton (NCC12)
Holt, East Anglia
7 4 2 Yes
This lovely holiday home sits in Wiveton on the banks of the River Glaven. It is only 2 miles from Cley-next-the-Sea, one of the many picture book villages dotted in and around the Norfolk Coast National Landscape. Ideal for families or groups of walkers and twitchers, the dog-friendly cottage features spacious ground-floor living areas, an attractive garden and easy access to village amenities. The two-storey property stands just off a quiet country road that sits between Wiveton and Blakeney. Enjoying a large footprint both inside and out, the property is full of character and colour, with natural light pouring in from multiple angles. The airy lounge enjoys triple-aspect views of the garden and comfortable seating, while the spacious dining room offers easy access outside via double patio doors. A snug room, a stylish kitchen and a handy utility room are also a few steps away. Two staircases lead up to the first floor. The first leads up to an en-suite double bedroom, while the second leads to two double bedrooms and a single bedroom all with far-reaching country views. A large family bathroom is just across the landing. The garden is festooned with deep borders full of rose bushes, while the patio area with seating looks out towards a large lawn. Wiveton is a former port steeped in history and is handy for a pint and essentials, as well as being close to scenic country footpaths and cycling trails taking in the River Glaven and Wiveton Downs. Cley-next-the-Sea (2 miles) is a breathtaking coastal village, while nature reserves, including Blakeney (1.5 miles), are scattered around the Norfolk Coast National Landscape. Cromer (12 miles) is a popular seaside town with something for the whole family.
Weekly prices from £903.00