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Crieff, Perthshire, Angus and Fife
6 3 2 Yes
Seeking a taste of Scotland’s rich history, planning outdoor adventures or simply want to relax in beautiful surroundings? This appealing property in the lovely village of Comrie is the perfect location to suit all tastes. Sleeping six guests and ideal for a family or friends sharing, it is set in the heart of the village, next to the River Earn. Culture vultures can explore the wealth of ancient standing stones, hill forts and more in the surrounding Perthshire countryside, while the glorious lakes, glens and mountains of the Trossachs National Park are within 4 miles. On your doorstep is a network of wonderful scenic walks to explore. This light and bright holiday home has a warm and welcoming atmosphere. It is simply but stylishly furnished, with a focus on comfort. Soothing shades of grey complement the wooden floors and crisp white bed linen is offset by touches of tartan. The cottage hallway leads to a spacious, open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with a characterful beamed ceiling. The streamlined kitchen has all you need to rustle up a tasty meal. Make plans for tomorrow at the wooden dining table, then relax on the comfortable sofas and enjoy watching TV. Leading off the hallway are three inviting bedrooms: two king-size, one with an en-suite shower, and a bunk bedroom with cosy sheepskin rugs. A good-size, all-white family bathroom, completes the interior. Outside is a small, private seating area within an enclosed communal garden. If pets are sharing your holiday, please keep them on a lead here. Across the road, benches overlook the beautiful River Earn.
Weekly prices from £679.00
Dolgellau, Snowdonia and North Wales
6 3 2 Yes
Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life with a stay at this quirky, modern abode in the heart of Snowdonia National Park. Ideally suited to friends and family, the property offers a great selection of areas to socialise, as well as quiet corners where you can enjoy a book in peace, all boasting spectacular views. Embrace your picturesque surroundings with an invigorating walk at Coed-y-Brenin Forest Park (8 miles) – here there’s a little something for everyone from mountain biking trails and children’s play areas to waterfall pathways and orienteering courses. With a calming ambience, the living room encourages you to take the weight off your feet, sink back and relax on the cushy sofa with your loved ones. Warmed by a stylish wood burner, this is a perfect spot to catch up with friends and share stories. As with many of the rooms in the property, a large floor-to-ceiling window frames the views with two chairs set out to ensure you can soak up the natural beauty of your surroundings. The kitchen/diner has been finished to a high standard, pairing nuetral tones with an array of natural wood furniture and tasteful decor, which will have you feeling at home from the moment you step inside. Two large bi-folding doors open out onto the balcony, offering fresh air whilst you cook up a family feast, and far-reaching views to set the scene for the dinner table. Three bedrooms are located on the first floor, starting off with the double bedroom with a beautiful en-suite shower room. A set of two chairs and a small table offers the chance to unwind while looking out through the doors and over the treetops – a wonderful way to start the day. Two further bedrooms include a second double and a twin room, both decorated with an eclectic mix of furniture with an industrial theme for a fun flourish. These rooms share a charming bathroom, featuring a comfortable bathtub which is the perfect antidote to a long day on your feet. Meander out to the enclosed garden to cook on the BBQ, or simply sit and sip hot chocolate as you watch the sun go down and soak in the tranquillity of this spot. Make for the coast with a trip to Barmouth Beach (8 miles) for a dip in the turquoise waters or stroll along the sand with the sea stretching in one direction, and the mountains in the other. Avid walkers may wish to embrace the opportunity to walk the Wales Coast Path towards Harlech past Morfa Dyffryn Beach to admire the rugged scenery and panoramic viewpoints. For a challenge, you could tackle the mighty peak of Snowdon (29 miles) which climbs to a height of 1,085 metres, or hop aboard the Snowdon Mountain Railway for a more leisurely climb with equally impressive scenery.
Weekly prices from £962.00
Maidstone, South of England
6 3 2 Yes
Situated in a peaceful rural setting with easy access to the North Downs Way, this property is a great choice for keen walkers and cyclists. The pretty village of Lenham is only 3 miles away and is a quintessential Kent village with many independent shops, tearooms, and pubs. For those looking for a spot of retail therapy, the nearby towns of Canterbury and Ashford offer shopping and popular family attractions such as Canterbury Cathedral. Leeds Castle (7 miles) makes for a great family day out, and there are a whole host of stunning National Trust houses, gardens, and other wonderful locations that will keep the family entertained. For those looking to head to the Kent coastline, there are many sandy beaches to enjoy that are about 16 miles away and perfect for a day at the seaside. As you enter the light-filled timber lodge which is located in the owners grounds, leave your coats and boots in the entrance hall and continue through to the main living area. This spacious and bright room features an open-plan lounge/kitchen/dining area and French doors opening onto a large decked area. The kitchen is ideal for whipping up a delicious meal before sitting down to dine at the dining table with seating for all, overlooking the fields outside. After dinner, retreat to the cosy lounge and relax on the comfortable sofa which is perfect for unwinding in front of the Smart TV/ DVD player. Heading back into the hallway, you will find three bedrooms (all with Hypnos beds): a king-size with an en-suite shower room with shower and WC, a super-king-size zip-and-link that can be made into a twin upon request, and a further twin bedroom (which can be made into a super king on request) all have Smart TVs. Two of the bedrooms share a bathroom which has a shower over the bath and WC, and the property is completed with a handy utility room with a washing machine. Heading outside, there is a large decked area that wraps around the property and features patio seating for six guests before a set of steps leads down to a lawned area for children to play on. Accessed via the decking is a hot tub, that sits 6 people, with beautiful views over the Kent countryside. Enjoy a glass of something chilled and watch the sunset in the distance overlooking the stunning fields and countryside beyond.
Weekly prices from £1,054.00
Bideford, Devon
6 3 2 Yes
Hugging the rising Weare Gifford valley hillside and surrounded by far-reaching views of the North Devon countryside, get a taste of traditional rural village living at the rustic cottage bursting with original features, just moments from the picturesque sandy beaches lining the North Devon and Cornwall coastlines. Offering glorious views, an exposed brick fireplace and a farmhouse-style aesthetic, experience true peace and tranquillity as soon as you enter the cottage. Rustle up a feast in the kitchen/diner to enjoy special family time seated around the dining table or breakfast bar before following the warmth of the open fire into the cosy lounge to unwind on the comfy sofas. For a moment of calm, hunker down in the cosy snug room opposite and catch up on a good book. Answer the call of bedtime upstairs where you’ll find three bedrooms that each feature a charming, peaceful atmosphere as well as wonderful views of the countryside scenery. Indulge in the superb views across the valley and catch some unforgettable sunsets by dining alfresco on the front patio or by roasting marshmallows on the fire pit tucked away on the hilly rear lawn. Alternatively, take in some stargazing whilst relaxing in the hot tub. Set on the banks of the River Torridge, the village of Weare Giffard offers everything you’d expect to find in a peaceful rural village; far-reaching countryside views, a beautiful church and a manor house. From countryside to coast, just 9 miles north you’ll reach Westward Ho!, offering 2 miles of golden sand, a unique pebble ridge, perfect surfing conditions and direct access to the idyllic South West Coast Path. Keen walkers and cyclists can also join up with the traffic-free Tarka Trail (a former railway line) from the riverport town of Bideford (6 miles) and explore its maze of quaint streets filled with independent shops, cafes and pubs.
Weekly prices from £677.00
Umberleigh, Devon
6 3 2 Yes
Offering a serene and secluded getaway, this delightful cottage boasts access to North Devons spectacular coastline. Explore the famous beaches of Saunton Sands (15 miles) and Woolacombe (19 miles) or simply savour the surrounding scenery from your own private patio. With riverside walks right on your doorstep plus a fully stocked on-site games room, this cottage has something for all ages. And with space for two dogs, the whole family can enjoy an unforgettable Devon escape. Taking inspiration from the sprawling Devon countryside, this converted single-storey barn is full of original features. Step into the open-plan living area and notice the spectacular beamed ceiling and stunning views across the farm. Theres room for everyone at the dining table. Whip up a homecooked meal in the well-equipped kitchen and enjoy some quality time together. Then get cosy in the spacious lounge area before retiring to one of three beautiful bedrooms. And why not start your day with breakfast on the patio? With garden furniture and views across the courtyard, theres nowhere better to enjoy some fresh Devon air. Whether youre looking for adventure or serenity, this corner of Devon is full of inspiration. Bring the bikes and take to the Tarka Trail (9 miles). Easily reached by train or by car, it offers some of the longest traffic-free routes in the country. Make time to visit nearby South Molton (7 miles) too. With fabulous food and a Pannier Market, its a great day out for the whole family. That is if you can tear yourself away from North Devons spectacular beaches. Saunton and Croyde are popular choices or head off the beaten track for some wild swimming at Broadsands (20 miles).
Weekly prices from £620.00
Cockermouth, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 1 Yes
Surrounded by idyllic countryside, this cheerful bungalow makes a fantastic getaway for families, couples and friends seeking a relaxing break in a beautiful part of Cumbria. Set in the picturesque village of Dovenby on the outskirts of the Lake District, the property offers cosy accommodation for up to six guests and features a wood burner, wooden flooring and a large garden with tranquil rural views. Midway between the historic market town of Cockermouth and the delightful coastal resort of Maryport, this charming retreat is perfect for walkers, climbers, nature watchers and history buffs discovering the area’s glorious, lakes, mountains and coastline. The bungalow features a light, relaxing lounge with comfortable seating, a Smart TV, a wood burner and views over the garden, making a great space to get together and relax after a fabulous day exploring the Lake District. The handsome dining room is perfect for marking special occasions and for sharing family meals which you can rustle up in the spacious, fully equipped country-style traditional kitchen. There’s also a family bathroom and three tastefully decorated bedrooms: one charming double, a lovely king-size and a cosy bunk bedroom. Outside, the front terrace has a couple of seating areas with ample outdoor furniture, offering a sweet space for dining alfresco and enjoying the views over the large garden. Dovenby has a friendly village pub and is just outside the Georgian market town of Cockermouth, the birthplace of William Wordsworth and home to a wide variety of great shops, pubs and restaurants (2.5 miles). Heading west, Maryport has a shingle beach, a Roman museum and an aquarium by the bustling harbour (4.5 miles). To the east, you can explore the northern fringes of the Lake District, with Bassenthwaite Lake, the Lake District Wildlife Park and The Lakes Distillery all within 10 miles.
Weekly prices from £656.00
Liskeard, Cornwall
6 4 2 Yes
Perfectly combining charming original features with a contemporary colour palette and extra special touches everywhere you look, indulge in glorious countryside views from every window of this reverse-level rural retreat tucked away in the Cornish countryside, just a stone’s throw from the wonderful sandy beaches lining the coastline. Set within 7 acres of open countryside, you won’t have to leave your surroundings for long as you head upstairs to the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner to admire sublime views of the rolling countryside from the expanse of picture windows. Complete with a high vaulted ceiling and exposed ceiling beams, this endlessly social space beckons you to get creative in the farmhouse-style kitchen, make special family memories seated around the rustic dining table and hunker down on the plush sofa beside the warmth of the roaring wood burner. As day turns to dusk, you have a bedroom on this level, plus a further three bedrooms downstairs on the ground floor, which all feature brilliant rural views, to retire to for a well-earned rest. Outside, dine alfresco on the patio, explore the enclosed lawn, or enjoy the games room; there’s also a field to exercise four-legged friends. The small rural hamlet of Horningtops is 3.5 miles away from the market town of Liskeard at the heart of South East Cornwall on the edge of Bodmin Moor and at the head of the Looe River Valley, which provides a myriad of walking trails through the picturesque scenery to explore on foot, by bike or with four-legged friends. Weave your way through Liskeard’s pretty town centre to discover its independent shops, cafes and restaurants behind the original Victorian shopfronts. Answer the call of the sea 4.5 miles away at the picturesque harbourside town of Looe, offering a wide sandy beach, beautiful woodland and cobbled streets to explore.
Weekly prices from £850.00
Usk, Pembrokeshire and the South
6 3 2 Yes
Join friends and family in this delightful barn conversion, just outside the village of Llandenny and 2 miles from Raglan. You’ll find endless walks to explore in the area, either directly from the property or, further afield, in the Wye Valley and Bannau Brycheiniog National Park (Brecon Beacons), both within 20 miles. Nearby attractions include Raglan Castle (3.5 miles) and Tintern Abbey (12 miles). The single-storey holiday home is decorated in a contemporary style, with neutral tones, homely touches, and cosy underfloor heating. The main living area is an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with a glowing wood burner and far-reaching countryside views. Relax here, after a day of exploring, snuggled up on the corner sofa as you watch a movie on the Smart TV/DVD, or trying out new recipes using fresh, local ingredients in the stylish kitchen area. Taking centre stage is a dining table with bench seating to accommodate everyone. The property has three inviting bedrooms, accessed via a couple of steps and all with characterful, exposed beams. These bedrooms include two double rooms, one with an en-suite shower room, and a welcoming twin. Completing the interior is a well-appointed family bathroom. Outside, dine alfresco or toast marshmallows around the fire pit in the enclosed, shared garden. There’s also an enclosed paddock that’s perfect for furry guests. Journey into the pretty village of Raglan to potter around its independent shops, before refuelling in one of the friendly village pubs. The village is also home to the impressive medieval fortress of Raglan Castle. Abergavenny, known as the gateway to Bannau Brycheiniog National Park, is 11.5 miles away. The town is a real haven for foodies, with artisan shops selling local produce, regular farmers’ markets, and a fantastic array of independent restaurants.
Weekly prices from £864.00
York, Yorkshire Dales
6 3 2 Yes
This countryside retreat enjoys a peaceful, rural setting within the small village of Tollerton. The property sleeps six guests and has ample space for families and friends to spread out and relax, with two reception rooms and a vast garden. The area is awash with walking routes, with the Howardian Hills within 5 miles and nearby long-distance trails to explore such as The Howardian Way and The Minster Way. You’ll also be perfectly placed for day trips to Harrogate (21 miles) and York (10 miles). The redbrick retreat set on a working farm retains charming features from the original barn. Hang your coats in the vestibule, and step up to the large lounge, decorated in a contemporary style with an array of comfortable seating set around a cosy wood burner. Watch a film on the Smart TV, or chill out in the adjacent snug, with a games console and a second Smart TV. A separate kitchen – accessed via shallow steps – provides everything needed for a self-catering holiday, and you can enjoy family mealtimes around the elegant dining table under the wooden beams of the dining room. A handy utility room completes the ground floor. Upstairs, three inviting bedrooms await, one of which has an en-suite shower room. There’s also a family bathroom on this level. Outside, across the driveway, you’ll find a large, enclosed garden with a lawn for children to play on, outdoor seating, and your own private hot tub. The pretty market town of Easingwold is 4 miles away. The town has a great range of independent shops and eateries, and also hosts regular markets in the picturesque market square. Enjoy walks around its quaint streets, lined with historic buildings, or set out along The Floss Way which follows the river all the way to York, 14 miles away. Nearby family attractions include York Bird of Prey Centre (2 miles) and Beningbrough Hall National Trust (5.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £970.00