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3 Bedroom Bed in Cressbrook (57037)
Buxton, Peak District
6 3 2 Yes
Enjoying a picturesque location in the heart of the Peak District, this tastefully decorated and furnished detached barn conversion offers fantastic holiday accommodation for six guests. The property retains many lovely original details, with exposed beams, deep Indian stone sills and oak fittings adding character to this rural getaway. Perfect for families and friends exploring this stunning area, the barn is within easy reach of many of the area’s historic market towns, mysterious caverns, gorgeous woodlands and old country houses. This delightful property features a lounge with a welcoming wood burner, providing a perfect space for relaxation at the end of a great day. A sociable space, the stylish kitchen/diner has a wide range of equipment and is the perfect place to share your favourite family meals. The ground floor also features a cosy snug which makes a great space for playing games or reading a book in peace. Heading upstairs, there’s a stylish bathroom alongside three light and relaxing bedrooms with exposed beams: a twin and two king-size bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite shower room. Stepping outside, the lovely patio garden is a fabulous spot to enjoy some al fresco dining as you take in the superb country views surrounding this barn conversion. Situated close to the Derbyshire Dales National Nature Reserve and the route of the Monsal Trail, the barn makes a fantastic base for exploring the Peak District National Park. The charming market town of Bakewell is to the east (4.5 miles), with the bustling spa town of Buxton to the west (11 miles). Numerous other local attractions include Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, Peveril Castle, Curbar Edge, Chee Dale (all within 10 miles) and Poole’s Cavern and Buxton Country Park (12 miles).
Weekly prices from £768.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Launceston (57287)
Launceston, Cornwall
6 3 3 Yes
Finished to an immaculate standard with modern minimalist decor, this barn conversion cottage near Launceston (1.5 miles) invites guests to experience true serenity amongst West Country scenery. The property is exceptionally well-positioned for getting to know both Cornwall and Devon, offering easy access to Bodmin Moor (10.5 miles), Dartmoor National Park (12 miles) and the incredible coastal destination of the Hartland Heritage Coast which spans across both counties. Accommodating six guests, the holiday home is made for families or friends and has been decked out with superb finishing touches including underfloor heating. High vaulted ceilings and impressive beams elevate this three-bedroom country retreat, a place with endless countryside views to be enjoyed from windows all around the property. At its heart, a lounge/kitchen/diner presents an open-plan space for sociable evenings with your loved ones. With a budding chef rustling something up in the corner kitchen, someone settling the spacious dining table and others watching the Smart TV in the lounge, you can all laugh and chat together right here. Naturally, when the sun shines, you can step onto the private patio space and take the party outdoors, sitting together at the outdoor table. To complete the property’s offering, find three en-suite bathrooms attached to each spacious bedroom offering a little bit of extra privacy. Always linked by the South West Coast Path (18 miles), the fantastic beaches dotted along the Cornwall and Devon coasts put this area on the map. Head to Bude (18 miles), a lively seaside town with a freshwater Sea Pool for safe swimming and the appealing Summerleaze Beach to frequent in the summer. For excursions inland, jump in the car and visit the towns of Okehampton (17.5 miles) and Tavistock (13 miles) on the edge of Dartmoor, each a fantastic destination to park up the car, set off walking and circle back to for a delicious dose of Devonshire cream tea.
Weekly prices from £738.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Cartmel (LCC06)
Grange-over-sands, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Rest and recharge in this characterful cottage in the heart of Cartmel. The property sleeps six guests and has a choice of social spaces, including a private Garden Spa room. There are some beautiful walks branching away from the village, including to the summit of Hampsfell. Nearby days out include Lake Windermere (7 miles) and Holker Hall (2.5 miles). This welcoming cottage is full of charm, with wonderful exposed stone walls and beams throughout. Enter via the central hall, which doubles as a cosy snug area. From here, move into the lounge/diner, where you’ll find an array of comfortable seating and a Smart TV for enjoying movie nights together. At one end is a dining area for hosting dinner parties and family gatherings, and there’s also a handy utility area and WC. The stylish kitchen is a joy to cook in, with a Rangemaster oven and all the equipment needed to rustle up delicious meals. Upstairs, two inviting bedrooms await – one of which has an en-suite shower room – along with a sleek shared shower room. The remaining double bedroom is set in the eaves on the second floor. Outside, an enclosed patio garden awaits, with furniture and a BBQ for al fresco dining. There’s also a private Garden Spa room with a hydro massage tub, wood burner and Smart TV – the perfect place to chill out after a day of exploring. Take a stroll around the village, popping into the artisan shops and cafes, or perhaps enjoy a wander along the picturesque river that meanders through the village. Cartmel is a real haven for foodies, with a great range of fine-dining restaurants and traditional inns showcasing local produce. Just 2 miles away is the Edwardian seaside resort of Grange-over-Sands, with its long promenade with panoramic views and pretty ornamental gardens.
Weekly prices from £1,342.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Cartmel Fell (LCC07)
Grange Over Sands, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Occupying an idyllic spot south-east of Windermere, this traditional cottage makes a fantastic holiday home for a family exploring this stunning part of the Lake District. Offering ample accommodation for six guests, this tranquil and secluded property enjoys spellbinding views across Cartmel Fell. The cottage is a fantastic base for keen walkers, mountain bikers and climbers, and provides a welcoming and relaxing retreat at the end of the day. Beautifully furnished and tastefully decorated, the property has numerous original and imaginative features including exposed oak beams, a warming wood burner, window seats, wood panelling, stained glass, an old beehive barn and a handy games room. This traditional whitewashed cottage features a charming lounge full of character and atmosphere, providing a delightful spot for unwinding in. The stylish kitchen has a sociable and cosy dining area. The games room features a snooker table and an assortment of board games. Stone stairs lead up to three tastefully decorated, richly furnished bedrooms. Heading outside, paths lead through the beautiful, landscaped grounds where you will find a tumbling beck, a small, unfenced pond and an old beehive barn which makes a lovely spot for taking in the surrounding vistas. The cottage is a perfect base for exploring the local fells, quaint hamlets and beautiful woodlands, with the reservoir at Simpson Ground Tarn making a charming spot for a walk and a picnic (2 miles). Fell Foot is nearby, where the River Leven flows from the southern tip of Windermere (5.5 miles). Here you can take a trip on the Millerbeck Light Railway, cross the lake by ferry, take part in a range of water sports or visit the Lakeland Motor Museum. Other landmarks and attractions include Sizergh Castle (10.5 miles), Holker Hall and Gardens (6.5 miles) and Whitbarrow National Nature Reserve (5 miles).
Weekly prices from £1,485.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Coniston Water (LCC67)
Coniston, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Located in the heart of the Lake District, enviably close to Coniston Water, sits this attractive three-bedroom property. Surrounded by rolling countryside, and lake and mountain views, this holiday retreat has ample space for a family or group of friends who want to explore the stunning landscape. The ground floor is a delightful space and those with a taste for olde-worlde charm will like the exposed beams and stone inglenook fireplace in the lounge. Sink into one of the huge sofas and enjoy a film on the Smart TV. A hallway leads from the lounge to the sleek kitchen where you’ll find all the essentials needed to cook up a feast and then serve it at the sociable dining table. But when the weather is good, you’ll want to open the patio doors and eat alfresco at the garden table. On this floor, you’ll also find two peaceful bedrooms featuring a king-size bed and bunk bed. From the dining area, stairs sweep up to the first floor and a pretty twin bedroom and a large bathroom with a whirlpool bathtub. Outside, the setting could not be more idyllic. Enjoy al fresco meals on the sunny patio or take it easy with a good book in the private garden. Alternatively, pack a picnic and stroll through the grounds to the water’s edge. The lakeshore area is shared with the four other properties on the estate but there’s plenty of room here to paddle, swim or simply while away the hours soaking up the glorious views. Coniston Water, famed for its beauty and tranquillity, is perfect for water sports. Bring your boat and explore the surrounding area or hire a paddleboard or kayak. Coniston village (1.5 miles) is dotted with excellent restaurants and bars and lies in the shadow of The Old Man of Coniston (1.5 miles) – an awe-inspiring mountain range you can hike, cycle, and walk to the summit. Further afield, Grizedale Forest (8 miles) offers woodland trails, park sculptures, and thrilling forest zip wires, or for a more leisurely day out, discover Hill Top (5 miles) with its pretty garden and Beatrix Potter museum.
Weekly prices from £1,280.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Coniston Water (LCC68)
Coniston, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Overlooking Coniston Water in the heart of the Lake District is this semi-detached three-bedroom property. Originally a barn, it has been converted into a comfortable home but retains much of its olde-worlde charm and character. It’s an ideal retreat for families wanting relaxation, outdoor activity, and nearby amenities. Step through the original arched barn entrance into the spacious lounge with its plump sofas, exposed beams, and slate-tiled flooring. There’s even a huge inglenook fireplace with a wood burner to keep things snug on chillier nights. Overlooking the lounge, and through large French doors, is a sleek kitchen equipped with everything you’ll need for a comfortable stay. A sociable space, prepare your favourite family meal then serve it at the kitchen table with seating for six people. There’s also a convenient shower room on this floor. Stairs lead up to the first floor where you can choose between two peaceful king-size bedrooms and one pretty twin. All are light, airy, and effortlessly serene. Homely touches include artwork on the walls, ambient lighting, and stylish, soft furnishings. There’s also a thoroughly modern bathroom on this floor. Outside, the setting is sublime. Stroll through the grounds to the private lakeshore area (shared with the other four properties on the estate) and spend the day splashing in the water. Alternatively, enjoy a meal in the pretty courtyard garden, and afterwards, let the children run free in the grassy paddock. Enjoy lakeside walks along Coniston Water or head to the village (1.5 miles) where the adventurous can hire boats, kayaks, and paddleboards. The less energetic can jump on the Gondola Steam Yacht and cruise down the water at a leisurely pace. The Old Man of Coniston mountain range overlooks the village and those with a head for heights can reach the summit on foot or mountain bike. Further biking and hiking trails can be found at Grizedale Forest (8 miles) while historic homes worth exploring include Beatrix Potter’s Hill Top (5 Miles), and John Ruskin’s Brantwood (2.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £1,280.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Cirencester (57686)
Cirencester, Heart of England
6 3 2 Yes
This remarkable retreat is perfectly situated, offering peace and tranquility for all the family, yet within easy reach of local amenities. Found on the outskirts of the village of Kemble, which offers a local shop, pub and railway station which runs into Paddington and Cheltenham. Why not take a trip into the Big Smoke or enjoy a day out as a family at the Cheltenham theatre? Within a ten-mile radius is Keynes Country Park and a choice of fishing and boating lakes, Cirencester, the Roman Capital of the Cotswolds with amphitheatre, museum and Roman Villa, and finally, the famed Westonbirt Arboretum with spectacular walks through stunning woodland. Set within beautiful grounds, the surrounding fields and countryside are perfect for walking. On entering this delightful retreat, the porch is the perfect spot to dry off those paws and leave your walking boots behind. Heading on through the property you will enter the lounge area, with beautiful views over the garden via the large double doors and ample seating to sit back and relax. Enjoy a movie on the TV or sit back and watch the aircraft coming to and fro from the Kemble airport. Following on from here you will enter the kitchen/dining area, the kitchen is well-equipped and offers an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, and a table and chairs which will seat six guests comfortably. The first of three bedrooms, a super-king-size zip-and-link (which can be made up as a twin on request) with en-suite wet room with shower and WC. Head down the hallway from the lounge and you will find the two other bedrooms. A super-king-size zip-and-link (which can be made up as a twin on request) which is accessed via two small steps, and a king-size bedroom which is also accessed via two small steps. You will also find the bathroom here with shower over bath and WC. Heading outside there is an enclosed garden with private patio and BBQ, perfect for al fresco dining in the summer, or a morning coffee in the sun. There is off-road parking for three cars outside the property.
Weekly prices from £983.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Southerndown (57715)
Bridgend, Pembrokeshire and the South
6 3 2 Yes
Boasting a light and airy interior, and perfectly blending contemporary with charming rustic features, this handsome hideaway nestled in Southerndown is a beautiful base for six friends or a family to explore the coast and country. With access to open countryside right on your doorstep, this idyllic property couldnt be better for avid ramblers. Step inside the wing of this 18th-century residence and head straight up the stairs to find yourselves in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The living area is a fresh, neutrally-toned space to be enjoyed all year round, whether warming up in front of the wood burner or opening the skylights and admiring the coast and countryside views. The well-equipped kitchen is a one-wall fitted unit, giving you plenty of space to rustle up those group meals, while the table offers a lovely spot from which to enjoy playing cards, laughter and making plans for your stay. Downstairs, three bedrooms in calming colours ensure a restful night for all party members, including a twin room and two doubles, one of which hosts an en-suite shower room. Rounding off the inside of the home is the family bathroom. Outside, a private lawn offers more than enough space for guests to congregate for meals alfresco or for sipping morning coffees in the sunshine. The pretty coastal village of Southerndown provides a pub, a cafe and easy access to the glorious sands of Dunraven Bay (200 metres). Famous for its rock pooling, this lovely beach is very popular with fossil hunters and families seeking a quiet day at the shore. The coastal path is just 400 metres from your door and features spectacular scenery in every direction, while discerning shoppers may like to pop by Cowbridge (9 miles) for its independent shops and array of eateries.
Weekly prices from £712.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Appledore (57804)
Bideford, Devon
6 3 2 Yes
On the edge of the Torridge Estuary in a traditional fishing village, this cottage is a vibrant and welcoming home amongst the quaint terraced streets of Appledore. With the splendour of North Devon and its various local attractions that include sandy beaches, family amusement parks and water sports, guests will be able to explore Devon from the comfort of this elegantly styled home. There is room for the whole family in this property with inspiration for adventure from top to bottom. The lavender stable door takes you through to the reception hallway, and guests will be immediately welcomed by the warm and cosy lounge with large indigo sofas and an exposed brick fireplace with wood burner stove. The kitchen/dining area links onto an enclosed courtyard with garden furniture, so whether you’re cooking up an al fresco lunch or a comforting evening meal for the family, this is a space for the family to come together. On the first floor, guests will find a snug double bedroom and a spacious twin room as well as a bathroom with shower over bath and WC (the other bathroom with shower and WC is located on the ground floor). On the second floor is the king-size bedroom with exposed brick character features. Just 500 ft from your doorstep is Appledore Sails – a fantastic day of sailing allowing you to explore the estuary and the coast. If you want to stay on dry land, then head to Westward Ho! beach, 2 miles away, and watch the surfers ride the waves as the sun reflects off the blue water and then stick around to enjoy the gorgeous sunset.
Weekly prices from £512.00