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Stockton-on-tees, Northumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Perfectly located in historic Sedgefield and within walking distance of food and gift shops, friendly pubs, renowned restaurants and cafes. Leave the car and meander into Visit England-accredited Hardwick Park to stroll around the lake and woodlands and enjoy a coffee. Spend a fun day at the popular Sedgefield Racecourse known for its relaxed, welcoming atmosphere and try golf at the nearby Knotty Hill golf course, both of which are within walking distance. Visit Durham City for the spectacular cathedral, castle, peaceful river walks, shopping and lunch. By car, the unique heritage coastline is only 18 miles away, while the pretty market town of Barnard Castle is 23 miles away and the open-air Beamish Museum is just over 20 miles away. Explore beautiful Weardale and the North York Moors for breath-taking walking and cycling routes. Head 29 miles north to Newcastle for the day and sample its vibrant and exciting arts scene. Walk up a couple of steps from the driveway and then up two more steps to enter the house through the front door. From the hallway, you will find the light and airy lounge with a large bay window that catches the morning sun. Relax on two comfortable sofas after your days out exploring and watch your favourite show on the Smart TV. Also from the hallway, there is a spacious dining room with plenty of room for everyone to enjoy sociable meals together with another TV to keep the cook company in the kitchen. French doors lead out into the garden and on to the hot tub with its sweeping views across open countryside. From the dining room, head into the well-equipped kitchen where you have everything you need, including an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and a washing machine. The ground floor has two bedrooms; one with a double bed and rear garden views while the other is a twin overlooking the front garden. The stylish downstairs shower room has a shower and WC. Upstairs on the first-floor landing is a play area where you can have some fun playing air hockey & table football. The large master bedroom has a king-size bed and pretty dressing table with plenty of storage for your things including a wardrobe located on the landing. The well-appointed bathroom is on this floor with WC and a corner bath to unwind in. Outside to the rear, there is a picnic table plus a BBQ for al fresco dining and fold-away seating you can use around the garden to enjoy the views. Relax in the woodfired hot tub watching the sunsets and gaze up at the stars as you plan your next day’s adventures. There is off-road parking for three cars on the drive plus additional parking on the street in front of the house if required. Secure storage for 6 bikes is also provided.
Weekly prices from £677.00
Cirencester, Heart of England
6 4 2 Yes
Overlooking the quieter Windrush Lake within the Cotswold Water Park, this property is an ideal base for exploring this beautiful region. The park itself has plenty of great leisure facilities and activities to enjoy, including tennis, a shared games room, soft play area, children’s playground and fishing. Those wishing to get out on the water can go windsurfing, kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing, water skiing and wakeboarding, or perhaps visit the nearby spa with its gym, sauna and swimming pool at additional charge. The charming village of South Cerney is within walking distance or take a short drive to the popular market towns of Cirencester and Tetbury. The Corinium Museum, the remains of the Roman Amphitheatre, is also well worth a visit. A hallway with a separate WC leads into the open-plan ground floor, which has a lounge area, kitchen and space to dine. The kitchen area is well-equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. The comfortable lounge area overlooks the lake and has a TV, DVD and PlayStation 2 console. Heading upstairs via a flight of stairs from the dining area, you will find four bedrooms. There is a cosy single, a further single room and a double bedroom. The final bedroom is a king-size and is set to the rear of the property, with views of the lake from a Juliet balcony, and a stylish wet room with a shower and WC. Completing the accommodation is a contemporary bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC. From the lounge, patio doors open directly out onto an open terrace, a space that’s perfect for relaxing. There is a table and chairs and a gas BBQ, allowing you to dine alfresco and take in the fantastic views over Windrush Lake. Off-road allocated parking is available for two vehicles. On-site, you will find a children’s play area, tennis court, table tennis and there’s access to the Cotswold Water Park, offering opportunities for water skiing, wakeboarding, paddle boarding, horse riding, golfing, fishing and paintballing, at additional charge.
Weekly prices from £890.00
Cockermouth, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Ideally located for exploring both the coast and the Lake District National Park, this inviting cottage is a charming home away from home, perfect for friends or family to get away from it all in the wonderful Cumbrian countryside. Recently refurbished, this delightful property offers a fabulous combination of chic modern finishes alongside lovingly preserved original features. Enter this welcoming home and into the cosy lounge/diner, a tranquil oasis where you can sink into the comfortable sofas and unwind in front of the cosy fireplace, complete with a beam mantle and wood burner-effect electric fire. In the next room, discover a spacious kitchen with its central island and breakfast bar, the perfect spot to gather with loved ones to plan the next day’s activities over a delicious meal prepared in the stylish kitchen. Upstairs, youll find three luxurious bedrooms: a twin room with an ornamental fireplace, a double room with a low cottage window and pretty views of the village, and a king size bedroom that overlooks the rolling fields beyond. There is also a lovely family bathroom for a relaxing soak at the end of the day. Outside, a raised garden with a lawn and seating area is a fantastic place to enjoy a leisurely breakfast or share an evening drink with friends and family against a backdrop of rural views. Located in a small hamlet just outside the bustling market town of Cockermouth, gorgeous countryside walks begin from your door. For those who want to enjoy the great outdoors, Bassenthwaite Lake National Nature Reserve, 7 miles away, offers beautiful walks amongst stunning scenery. Nearby Cockermouth, 2 miles, is a fantastic destination for the foodies among you, with a huge range of cafes, pubs and restaurants selling fresh local produce. The town also hosts a food festival every September. There are a mind-boggling variety of activities to be experienced in the area too. Adventure seekers can swing through the trees at Go Ape Whinlatter (15 miles), or hike through the idyllic Whinlatter Forest Park. Step back in time with a visit to the ancient Castlerigg Stone Circle (10 miles), or learn about the life of one of Englands most celebrated poets, William Wordsworth, at Wordsworth House ( 5 miles). For culture vultures, the Beacon Museum, located 10 miles from Cockermouth, offers a glimpse into the local history and art scene, while the Maryport Maritime Museum (15 miles) takes you on a journey through the regions rich maritime heritage.
Weekly prices from £792.00
Matlock, Peak District
6 4 2 Yes
Enjoying an idyllic location at the northern tip of Carsington Water, this stunning property offers light, fresh and welcoming holiday accommodation. This imaginatively updated and characterful barn conversion has been tastefully furnished and stylishly decorated throughout to provide a soothing and relaxing backdrop to a fantastic retreat. Perfect for families, this is a fabulous residence with original wooden beams and exposed brickwork, ideal for walkers and cyclists exploring the southern reaches of the Peak District National Park. The light-filled hallway leads through to the spacious and cosy lounge which has plenty of comfortable seating, TV, exposed beams and a wood burner housed in an eye-catching circular inset fireplace. The country cottage-style kitchen/diner is at the heart of the property, perfect to gather to cook and enjoy a celebratory meal. The ground floor also has a handy shower room. There are two light and fresh first-floor bedrooms: the super-king-size room and the king-size along with the family bathroom. Also on this floor is a snug with corner sofa, TV and Xbox. On the second floor is the twin bedroom and double bedroom both with low sloping ceiling with wooden beams. Outside, the paved and furnished enclosed courtyard has a stone wall with boxed hedges and display borders stocked with garden perennials, and provides a lovely spot for dining. Carsington Water makes a fabulous base for an array of activities including walking, hiking, mountain biking, windsurfing, canoeing and fishing. The reservoir is also home to a restaurant, shops, playground, bird hides and miles of footpaths. Heading into the Peak District you can visit Bakewell (13 miles) and Chatsworth House (15 miles). Other local attractions include Gulliver’s Kingdom, Heights of Abraham, Cromford Mills and Crich Tramway Village (all within 8 miles).
Weekly prices from £823.00
Cornhill-on-tweed, Northumbria
6 3 2 Yes
This elegant stone property, in a peaceful Northumberland village, offers spacious accommodation and has an open-plan layout, making it perfect for socialising with friends and family. Enjoy countryside views from the sunroom and dine alfresco in the south-facing garden. The area is a paradise for walkers, with the magnificent Cheviot Hills just 12.5 miles away. You’ll also be just over 20 miles from the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Three stone steps from the driveway take you to the gorgeous property. Once inside, you’ll be greeted by a fabulous open-plan kitchen/diner with a cosy wood burner. Gather around the large dining table for evenings of great food and laughter or spread out your guidebooks to plan your itinerary over breakfast. The inviting lounge has a Smart TV to watch your favourite films and, from here, you can access the bright and airy sunroom, which has spectacular views across open countryside. Outside, steps lead to the south-facing garden, with a lawn where children can play. Dine alfresco on the patio, or on the charming decked area, which is accessed via a few steps. Keen walkers will be delighted to discover that the property is just 8.5 miles from the start of the Pennine Way, a long-distance national trail that takes you deep into the heart of the Cheviot Hills, through Northumberland National Park and beyond. The Cheviot – the highest point in Northumberland – is just 19 miles away and is also part of the trail. The picturesque market town of Kelso is 10 miles away in the Scottish Borders. Admire the stunning architecture before popping into one of the many cute cafes. Blow away the cobwebs with a trip to the coast. Bamburgh, with its iconic castle and pristine sands, is just 24 miles from the property.
Weekly prices from £696.00
Belper, Peak District
6 3 1 Yes
Located in a charming Derbyshire village midway between Belper and Matlock, this beautifully converted former mill makes a relaxing retreat for six guests. This delightful property lies in a secluded spot perfect for glimpsing some of the local wildlife which visits the garden and pond. Just a few miles from the Peak District National Park, this pretty holiday home is ideal for families and friends exploring the villages, market towns and woodlands of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site. With stone flooring, exposed beams and a wood burner, the kitchen is perfect for preparing a favourite meal, with plenty of space to relax as well. The spacious dining room is ideal for everyone to gather and chat about the day. Upstairs, the first floor features a characterful lounge with wooden flooring, open fire and smart TV, providing a lovely space to unwind. Also on the first floor is a shower room and a super-king-size bedroom with charming views. Two further bedrooms are on the second floor: a super-king-size room and a king-size room with exposed beams and stonework. Outside is an enclosed patio garden and half an acre of natural garden which is not enclosed and the owners focus their efforts on providing a haven for local wildlife. There is a large wildlife pond where children and pets should be supervised, and the mature garden features a couple of secluded seating areas providing tranquil spots for hearing the stream passing over the nearby waterfall. The market towns of Belper (4 miles) and Matlock (8 miles) have plenty of great pubs, shops and restaurants, and are ideal for exploring the Peak District and Derwent Valley. Local attractions include Crich Tramway Village, Gulliver’s Kingdom, Heage Windmill, Belper River Gardens, Harborough Rocks and the Heights of Abraham (all within 8 miles), Carsington Water (12 miles) and Chatsworth House (18 miles).
Weekly prices from £876.00
Seascale, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 4 2 Yes
Retreat to the western fringes of the beautiful Lakes when you stay at this well-designed holiday home in the village of Gosforth. Located approximately 5.5 miles from the coast at Ravenglass, the four-bedroom house sleeps six guests and up to four dogs. Plan trips out to picturesque Eskdale, 5.5 miles away, or to scenic Wastwater, 4.5 miles away. Walk on the beach at Ravenglass, see the ruins of the Roman bathhouse, then return to relax out in the garden at your Gosforth cottage. Enter via the hall and wander through to the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Put the kettle on for a cup of tea, unpack the provisions you have bought and consider whipping up a tasty meal for your party. You have a useful washing machine, plus a dishwasher so no one has to wash up after dinner. Make your way over to the comfortable seating to unwind in front of the Smart TV, play games with your family or friends, or read your book. Climb the stairs at the end of each exciting day to soak in a bubble bath in the family bathroom then lay your head in either the super-king-size bedroom, the twin, the double or the small double. Spend sunny evenings out in the garden, sizzling supper on the BBQ and sitting out round the firepit until the stars come out. Parking for this cottage is on the road, subject to availability. Keen walkers might like to attempt the 8-mile loop of Wastwater, which takes in some magical views. Eager climbers can drive 8 miles and then attempt to reach the top of Scafell Pike, the second-highest mountain in England. Stanley Ghyll Waterfall and Great Worm Cragg, both about 10 miles away, are other beauty spots hikers will enjoy.
Weekly prices from £759.00
Conwy, Snowdonia and North Wales
6 3 2 Yes
Surrounded by unspoilt fields overlooking Tal-y-Bont, lose yourself in spectacular views of the Conwy Valley from almost every window of this farmhouse, perfect for families and groups of friends craving an escape to the countryside. Soak up the great North Wales outdoors from the comfort of the hot tub or by walking the landscape of Snowdonia National Park. Kick off your hiking boots in the porch and head into the contemporary kitchen/diner to rustle up a tasty locally sourced feast to feed the crowd seated around the generous dining table, perfectly placed for the best views through the picture window. As the evening draws in, unwind on the comfy sofa to the crackles of the roaring wood burner in the homely lounge before enjoying the ultimate family film night in front of the Smart TV. Slip into a peaceful slumber admiring the spectacular moonlit views from the en-suite king-size, king-size or twin bedroom upstairs which each features a Smart TV, perfect for those lazy lie-ins. Soak up your fresh countryside air from the comfort of the hot tub before dining alfresco on the patio as children and dogs explore the lawn. This peaceful countryside location overlooking Tal-y-Bont is a haven for outdoors enthusiasts, with an abundance of walking, climbing, kayaking, canoeing, and fishing opportunities on your doorstep. Those with a nose for nature will be spoilt for choice between the acres of Grade l-listed gardens at Bodnant Gardens and the unspoilt wetlands of the RSPB Conwy reserve, both within 8 miles. Soak up the history of the local area by exploring the 21 towers of Conwy Castle 7 miles away before spotting Britain’s smallest house on Conwy’s quayside and exploring its plethora of independent shops and restaurants. Llandudno (11 miles) and Betws-y-Coed (10 miles) are well worth a visit.
Weekly prices from £768.00
Bude, Cornwall
6 3 3 Yes
This magnificent cottage has three bedrooms and three bathrooms, perfect for groups of six guests looking to explore the Cornish coast. Situated on a working farm near to beaches, coastline walks and bustling towns, you will never be far from fun adventures. Enter this charming home which oozes character and traditional style including exposed original beams, stone staircases and wood burners set in ornamental fireplaces. There’s plenty of room for all guests to enjoy time socialising or taking some time out to relax and recuperate. Cook up a hearty meal in the kitchen equipped with an Aga, eat together in the dining room in front of the warming wood burner and get competitive over family board games in the comfortable living room. When you are ready for some sleep, head upstairs via the stone staircase and find three king-size bedrooms, two of which are en-suites. To the rear of the home is a superb and spacious garden. Play ball games on the large lawn or fire up the BBQ to dine alfresco while admiring the incredible views surrounding you. Head out on foot and join the South West Coast Path that cusps the Cornwall coastline and offers up superb views. You will be just 2 miles to the beautiful sandy cove of Crackington Haven, where you can enjoy a day on the beach soaking up the sun, trying out surfing or exploring the rock pools. Seaside town of Bude (10 miles) has an eclectic mix of shops, restaurants and pubs while Tintagel (13 miles) has a more historic feel with the legendary Tintagel Castle, King Arthur’s statue and Merlin’s Cave.
Weekly prices from £899.00