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Bude, Cornwall
6 3 1 Yes
Perfectly placed moments from the Devon/Cornwall border, you’ll find it difficult not to fall in love with this cosy yet contemporary coastal getaway, offering plenty of outside space plus miles of golden sand on your doorstep to explore. Light and airy interiors keep the calm and peaceful aesthetic flowing throughout the whole of this quaint cottage. Leave your walking boots or beach shoes in the porchway and head into the living room to relax on the cosy corner sofa, made extra toasty by the roaring gas-fired stove. Prepare a hearty family meal with all the wonderful local produce you’ve collected in the farmhouse-style kitchen/diner at the rear, with plenty of space for the whole gang to dine around the contemporary dining table. As day turns to dusk, retreat upstairs to any of the three bedrooms, each featuring the same peaceful, fuss-free interiors as downstairs to send you soundly to sleep. Unleash the children and your four-pawed friends into the enclosed lawn, which also features a pebbled area perfect for al fresco dining. A haven for geology enthusiasts and surfers alike, the coastal town of Bude retains a beautiful unspoilt landscape boasting some of the best surf and cleanest sand in the country, whilst also offering a quaint high street full of independent shops, boutiques, restaurants and pubs. Pack a picnic and hop over the border to Devon for a fun-filled family day out at Milky Way Adventure Park 16 miles away, with thrill-seeking rides, children’s play areas and woodland walks galore. Soak up more of the West Country by exploring the historic fishing villages of Boscastle and Clovelly, both within 17 miles, and truly admire the breathtaking coastline and vast watery views this area is famous for.
Weekly prices from £658.00
Newton Stewart, Ayrshire and Dumfries & Galloway
6 3 1 Yes
Relax in a hot tub and watch the stars come out at a lovely rural bungalow, less than 3 miles from the charming fishing village of Port William. The detached property sleeps six and is set on a working farm, close to beautiful country walks and cycle routes in the unspoiled Machars of Galloway peninsula. With wonderful, sandy beaches within easy reach and a landscape rich in history to explore, this is the perfect location for a family holiday. The homely and comfortable bungalow has a welcoming feel, with a touch of luxury in the log-fired Swedish hot tub on a large, private patio, part sheltered by trees. The farm owners are happy to arrange for guests to feed their lambs and take calves for a walk on a lead—a lovely holiday bonus for children and adults alike. Enter the property via a handy porch for boots, and a spacious hall, with ample storage room. This leads to a bright, open-plan lounge/diner, with comfortable sofas and a relaxing recliner chair where you can take it easy after a day in the great outdoors. Watch TV, read a book or just enjoy the peace and seclusion as you gaze at the countryside view. An elegant dining table and chairs slot into the rear of the room, while the fully equipped kitchen next door will delight keen cooks. Enjoy a peaceful night’s sleep in one of three roomy and inviting double bedrooms, all furnished in pale tones. Outside are lawns to the front of the bungalow, with a side patio housing the hot tub, together with a fire pit, BBQ and ample garden furniture—the perfect spot for outdoor dining and stargazing in this rural area of dark skies.
Weekly prices from £800.00
Woolacombe, Devon
6 3 2 Yes
A contemporary apartment at the top of a beautiful period property, itself set in an elevated position, just 1.5 miles from the golden sands of Woolacombe Beach. Offering stunning views of the coast, it is the perfect retreat for a large family or group of friends, with bright, open-plan living areas, a shared split-level garden at the rear and easy access to some of the most popular attractions found along the coast. Fully laden with modern creature comforts that are complemented by stylish soft furnishings and tasteful nautical colours throughout, the apartment is reached via a staircase which leads into an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, complete with a vaulted ceiling and far-reaching coastal views. Light and airy, it’s an inviting space for relaxing your way or enjoying hearty meals prepared in the contemporary kitchen. There are three bedrooms in the apartment - an en-suite super-king-size bedroom, a king-size bedroom and a twin bedroom. A spacious family bathroom completes the interior. Down on ground level, your party has access to a shared split-level garden, where you can enjoy BBQs during the day and spend the night watching the stars while snuggling under blankets. The pretty village of Mortehoe (within 1 mile) offers a range of family-friendly shops, pubs and eateries, as well as access to the South West Coast Path. The golden sands of Woolacombe beach (1.5 miles) is a mecca for water sports lovers, while its village is home to numerous amenities. The Victorian seaside town of Ilfracombe (5 miles) is a great family day out, while the stunning vistas seen from the moorland, woodland and coastal paths throughout Exmoor National Park (11 miles) have to be seen to be believed.
Weekly prices from £618.00
Aberdovey, Snowdonia and North Wales
6 4 3 Yes
Luxuriate in the incredible sea views from this stylish holiday home in Aberdovey. Sleeping six guests, the four-bedroom retreat, which offers dog-friendly accommodation, sits in an enviable position within the North Wales village, capturing far-reaching views out along the coastline. With a gorgeous balcony for outdoor relaxation and a wood burner for winter evenings in, the enticing cottage is just 0.5 miles from the sandy beach and ideally placed for exploring the Eryri National Park, also known as Snowdonia. Enter the modern hideaway at ground-floor level to find it has a creative upside-down design. Head into the bright kitchen/diner to prepare tasty meals and to pull the doors to the glass-fronted balcony open on summer days. Wander through to the lounge to open the doors in here or to fire up the wood burner and watch the Smart TV. A utility room and a WC are also at this level. Head down to the lower ground floor to find your bedrooms and bathrooms. Here there is a super-king-size bedroom, with an en-suite shower room and doors to the garden, a king-size, with an en-suite shower room, a double and a twin. There is also a family bathroom. Spill out on to the balcony or the patio on summer days to dine in the fresh air or have a glass of wine as the sun sets over the sea. Play games with the children on the lawn. There is a cycle washing area and space for drying wet suits. Enjoy water sports on the Dyfi Estuary and take boat trips along the river and out to sea. Stroll 4 miles into the Eryri National Park to see Llyn Barfog, also known as the Bearded Lake. Walk 4 miles along the coast to Tywyn to hire bicycles and explore the Dysynni Valley.
Weekly prices from £836.00
Braunton, Devon
6 3 2 Yes
Soak in the hot tub under the stars at this spacious, detached bungalow in Braunton. This pretty town on the Taw-Torridge Estuary is your springboard for fun days out surfing, scenic walks along the South West Coast Path and afternoons relaxing on gorgeous sandy beaches. It’s got room for six so would suit a family or a group of friends seeking a restorative break in Devon. The accommodation is on a quiet road on the edge of a golf course. In the dual-aspect open-plan living area, there’s a charming wooden floor and tasteful furniture, with quirky decorative touches adding to the overall appeal. When it’s time to retire for the night, you can relax in one of the three bedrooms, which are all beautifully decorated with thoughtful colour schemes. In the spacious garden, there’s a furnished paved area excellent for enjoying a cream tea, plus a sizeable lawn where children and dogs can play happily and safely. Thanks to a BBQ and a firepit, enjoy delicious al fresco feasts and hours of outdoor relaxation with your loved ones. You’ll find plenty to explore in the surrounding area, with the North Devon AONB on your doorstep and the River Taw (3.5 miles away) creating some dramatic scenery as it rushes towards the sea. You’ll be just 2 miles from the dog-friendly beach at Saunton Sands. The Baggy Point headland (4.5 miles) is a great place to absorb the rugged coastal views this part of Devon is famous for; you may even spot some rare sea birds while you’re there. Croyde (3.5 miles) and Woolacombe (5 miles) are both excellent for immersing yourself in the local surfing and paddleboarding culture and enjoying their sandy beaches.
Weekly prices from £850.00
Cromer, East Anglia
6 3 2 Yes
Just metres from a sandy beach and close to popular Cromer, this spacious and beautifully decorated house is a great base for families or groups of friends. After a day building sandcastles or touring the North Norfolk coast, spend the evening relaxing on the fabulous deck and patio. You’ll feel at home straight away in this impressive house. Cooking meals is easy in the well-designed kitchen and the dining table is set sociably right next to it. This space flows through to the lounge, bright and airy thanks to glazed doors to the patio, and there’s a Smart TV for catching up with your favourite shows. The main bedroom is a super-king-size suite with a Smart TV and en-suite shower room. Two further bedrooms – a double and a twin (which can be made into a super-king-size on request) – share a large family bathroom. In terms of outside space, choose between a decked terrace with dining furniture and a patio with a table, chairs and a BBQ area for disposables. And to reach the sandy beach, simply take the footpath through the neighbour’s garden to the clifftop that leads down to the sea via a gate and steps. Overstrand has a friendly pub, a convenience store and a cliff-top café with fabulous views, and is only 2 miles (by road or coastal path) from Cromer. Here you’ll find a beach, variety of shops, places to eat and Victorian pier, as well as the family attraction of Amazona Zoo. Head to Sheringham for a walk in Sheringham Park, 7.5 miles, or to jump on the steam train for a trip to the Georgian market town of Holt. For something a little different, hire a boat at Stalham, 15 miles, and spend a day cruising the magnificent Norfolk Broads.
Weekly prices from £898.00
Chulmleigh, Devon
6 3 3 Yes
Surround yourself in rustic elegance at this enchanting lodge set in a complex of properties in an ancient woodland just outside the village of Chulmleigh. Sleeping six people across three bedrooms, it’s the ideal accommodation option for families or groups of friends who want to escape to a woodland retreat to relax and reconnect with nature. Spend your days spotting deer as you stroll along the property’s unique ‘Jurassic Walkway’ – a raised walkway that leads you into the treetops – and your evenings warming your toes by the lodge’s glowing wood burner. Step inside and you’ll discover a welcoming lounge area, which manages to retain its cosy ambience thanks to its exposed beams, high ceilings and fabulous galleried landing (children must be supervised). When it’s time to eat, head into the kitchen/dining area where you’ll find everything you need to rustle up an elegant dinner for your loved ones. Get everyone together for a sociable meal in the dining area and enjoy the views through the French doors to the raised balcony while you dine. Alternatively, make your way outside to dine alfresco among the trees at the picnic bench on the raised balcony. When the day is done, head up the stairs and you’ll find three charming bedrooms. Take a stroll into Chulmleigh (3 miles), a small hilltop market town with a good selection of shops and pubs. Take a lesson at the riding stables or enjoy a round of golf. Or, pack up a picnic and head to Eggesford Forest (1 mile) to explore its impressive network of trails. You can also connect to the Tarka Rail Line there at Eggesford Station, so hop on board and take a scenic journey to Barnstaple or Exeter.
Weekly prices from £963.00
Rye, South of England
6 3 1 Yes
Located next to Suttons end of Camber and just a stone’s throw from the sandy beach, this is a wonderful place for a family getaway. Keen water sports enthusiasts can enjoy kite surfing and paddleboarding whilst the little ones can spend all day building sandcastles and playing in the sea. Within a short drive is the nearby medieval town of Rye offering pretty cobbled streets and a selection of shops and restaurants whether youre looking for antique furniture or freshly caught seafood. Slightly further afield is Hastings (12 miles) which offers plenty of family attractions for young and old alike. Nature lovers should head to the untamed landscape of Dungeness (10 miles), which boasts one of the largest shingle landscapes in the world and large communities of plants and animals. The front door of this light and airy property opens into a hallway with space for dropping off coats and shoes. Walk through to the lounge where you will find two comfy sofas and armchair perfectly positioned around the Smart TV and wood burner for enjoying a movie night on those chilly evenings. Located just off the lounge is a dining area with a large table and seating for everyone to get together for mealtimes or an evening of board games. The kitchen is well-equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, Tassimo coffee machine, fridge/freezer and washing machine, and the ground floor is completed with a separate cloakroom with WC. Upstairs you will find three thoughtfully presented bedrooms; one king-size room, two doubles and a bathroom with a shower over bath and WC. Outside, there is a fully enclosed garden with patio furniture and a charcoal BBQ. Enjoy long summer evenings relaxing after a busy day at the beach in this suntrap. Steps from the garden lead up to a gate which gives guests convenient access to the beach via a short footpath. There is off-road parking for two cars.
Weekly prices from £798.00
Lossiemouth, Moray, Aberdeenshire & The Coastal Trail
6 3 3 Yes
This beautiful home by the sea will leave you wanting for nothing. With three bedrooms which can sleep up to six people, and a dog-friendly beach nearby, this is a wonderful option for those looking for a relaxing family break or getaway with friends. Offering plenty of charm and wow factor, this retreat has been brought bang up to date with stylish bathrooms, comfortable bedrooms and bright living spaces throughout. Even dogs are well catered for here with a lovely, enclosed back garden. Enter through the front door to the hall with lots of space for coats and boots. The ground floor is home to the cosy living area which has a wood burner to relax in front of or enjoy a film on the Smart TV. The kitchen, off the lounge, is fully equipped to make a self-catering holiday here with family or friends a pleasure. You can enjoy meals in the dining area or go through to the conservatory which serves as quite the sun trap. The ground floor also has 2 king-size bedrooms and two impressive shower rooms. On the first floor is a twin bedroom. There’s also a beautiful bathroom on this floor with a standalone bath and couples’ shower plus underfloor heating. In short, this is an enchanting house perfect for extended family holidays. Outside, the enclosed garden has a patio area. Al fresco dining and socialising is easy thanks to the garden furniture available. For cars, there is space for three cars to the rear while the garage is great for storing surfboards or bikes. It also houses a chest freezer, a washing machine and even a double dog shower.
Weekly prices from £1,060.00