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Middlesbrough, Yorkshire Dales
6 3 2 Yes
This delightful, stone-built property in the peaceful village of Faceby, on the edge of the North York Moors, is ideal for families or groups of friends looking for a quiet holiday. Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy direct access to a beautiful woodland that, in spring, has a carpet of bluebells. Explore the busy market town of Stokesley (5 miles) with its quaint shops and cafes, or visit Great Ayton (7.5 miles), known for its links to Captain Cook. Located on a working farm, this stylish cottage, set over two levels, has a reverse-level design with the lounge upstairs to make the most of the elevated position. There is a cottage-style feel that blends seamlessly with the contemporary decor and furnishings for a memorable stay. Enter via the porch and through the hallway leading to a welcoming open-plan kitchen/diner with a seating area of plush sofas, a wood burner and a Smart TV for cosy movie nights. The kitchen provides all the necessary appliances to whip up family favourites. There are three downstairs bedrooms – one king-size with an en-suite shower room, one double and one twin. A family shower room completes the features on the ground floor. Upstairs, the spacious lounge invites you to unwind on large, comfortable sofas, watch a film on the Smart TV, or have fun playing family board games. Outside, a private garden with a large outdoor dining table and chairs set beneath a pergola is perfect for summer dining. So, fire up the BBQ and enjoy dining alfresco on fine evenings. There are private spaces for up to three cars. The expansive North York Moors provide hiking, cycling, birdwatching, and wildlife opportunities. The scenic walk to The Wainstones starts 5 miles away, and there is access to the Cleveland Way less than 2 miles away. Discover the rich local history at Rievaulx Abbey (17 miles), and for a day on the beautiful coast head to Saltburn-on-Sea (18 miles).
Weekly prices from £806.00
Bude, Cornwall
6 3 2 Yes
This beautifully renovated two-storey cottage is perfect for families or friends looking for a restful holiday in Cornwall. The Cornish coast and the ever-popular Bude are only 2 miles away. Bude has three gorgeous sandy beaches that are great for surfing, so bring your water sports equipment and bucket and spades for traditional seaside fun. If paddleboarding is more your style, then head to the canal for a day on the water. As you step into this inviting property, you enter a welcoming downstairs hallway with doors leading to an open-plan living area. This spacious lounge/kitchen/diner is perfect for unwinding and socialising. Relax on the plush sofas, pop a log on the wood burner, and catch up on your favourite box set on the Smart TV. Triple-aspect windows allow natural light to flood in. The dining area adjacent to large glass doors offers a delightful spot to enjoy meals while soaking in the view. A contemporary kitchen with everything you need makes meal preparation a breeze. You’ll also find a super-king-size bedroom (which can be arranged as a twin on request) and a shower room on this floor. Upstairs along the landing, youll find a king-size and a twin bedroom and the family bathroom, all in the eaves with gorgeous, exposed timber beams. Outside, relax in a pristine courtyard garden and terrace with garden furniture. Sit back and relax with a morning coffee or dine alfresco on the decking in fine weather. Guests also have access to green spaces adjoining the courtyard and private parking for two cars. Beach lovers can spend the day discovering Widemouth Bay (5.5 miles), a wild and atmospheric spot, where you can find the perfect place for a picnic surrounded by beautiful coastline views. Further afield, enjoy The Milky Way Adventure Park (14.5 miles), great for kids looking for a day away from the beach. Delve into Cornish legends at the ever-popular Tintagel (20 miles) and Boscastle (16 miles). Walkers can join the South West Coast Path at Bude for pretty walks along breathtaking coastal scenery.
Weekly prices from £683.00
Aberdovey, Snowdonia and North Wales
6 3 1 Yes
Embark on an adventure to coast and country with this charming cabin in Aberdovery, North Wales. With a nearby sandy beach and endless water sports available, groups of friends and families with two dogs in tow will be spoilt for choice with the array of activities available. Admire the commanding views across Cardigan Bay as you make your way up to your Swiss-style lodge. Inside, a vaulted ceiling, wood-clad walls and floor-to-ceiling windows provide a truly magical experience as you slump into the sumptuous sofa and watch TV. Head into the sleek kitchen area and begin the preparations for a delicious dinner, which can be enjoyed on the veranda or inside around the dining table. As you relax into the evening, soak up the coastal scenery with a glass of wine and a seat outside, where you can watch the stars appear. Deep sleep will be within easy reach when you choose from the three beautifully appointed bedrooms, including a double, a single and a bunk bedroom. The refreshing shower room finishes off the accommodation. Private parking is a handy feature of this holiday home, with space for two cars. Pack buckets, spades and sandwiches and drive 1 mile to the popular seaside resort of Aberdyfi (Aberdovey) to relax on the sand or wave-hop in the sea. Whilst youre here, potter around the shops and pick up a gift or two before tucking into a memorable meal at one of the cafes or restaurants. Aberdovey Golf Club (1 mile) is a must-visit for golf enthusiasts, with its championship status and enchanting setting. Avid walkers will also be well-served with the world-famous Wales Coast Path that can be followed 4 miles to the chocolate-box town of Tywyn.
Weekly prices from £604.00
Stratford-upon-avon, Heart of England
6 3 1 Yes
Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life at this quaint cottage in the charming village of Tiddington a mile from the centre of Stratford upon Avon. Culture vultures can explore the town of Stratford, birthplace of William Shakespeare, visiting the 5 trust properties - 3 in the town itself and 2 a short distance away, all linked by an open top bus - and perhaps take in a visit to one of the two theatres run by the RSC. The cottage is an excellent base to explore the Cotswolds and the historic towns of Warwick Royal Leamington Spa and Oxford along with the cities of Birmingham and Coventry. Feel free to enjoy the countryside either by foot or on two wheels and discover local tracks and walks, perhaps take a boat out on the river. After your busy day why not eat at one of the local restaurants in the village – there is an excellent Indian, Chinese and Tapas bar along with the village pub. Reminiscent of years gone by, featuring charming, exposed ceiling beams, the spacious kitchen will capture your imagination, inspiring you to get creative with your wonderful local produce. The wood burner effect electric fire creates a truly warming ambience in the cosy lounge/diner, setting the scene for pure relaxation at the end of a busy day’s adventure – you can unwind and dine with loved ones long into the evening. Upstairs, wash off a long day on the local trails in the family shower room before retiring to a king-size, double or twin bedroom (the twin is accessed via the king-size bedroom), each boasting wonderful original features, including ceiling beams and sloping ceilings, that echo the cottage’s rich history and heritage. Soak up the fresh, countryside air by dining alfresco with a glass of something chilled on the patio in the garden, admiring the sweet sounds of birdsong as the evening draws in. Children can let off some steam before bedtime by playing garden games on the large lawn. Outside, you’ll find on-street parking subject to availability.
Weekly prices from £621.00
Middlesbrough, Yorkshire Dales
6 3 3 Yes
A luxurious retreat set amongst the rolling Yorkshire countryside, this bright and airy home has a stylish interior and a wonderful outdoor space with a hot tub. Escape to this peaceful spot with six of your loved ones and enjoy exploring both the North York Moors and the golden Yorkshire coastline. Combining contemporary styling with some traditional features, this pleasant home is a fantastic sanctuary. Inside, floor-to-ceiling windows flood the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with natural light. Create culinary delights in the sleek, well-appointed kitchen and gather around the dining table where you can tuck into the offering together. Curl up on the sumptuous sofas in the lounge and watch films or your favourite shows on the Smart TV. When you are ready for some much-needed rest, choose from one of the three bedrooms. There is a super-king-size bedroom, a double, and a twin. All bedrooms boast their own en-suite shower rooms, perfect for the group to have their own space. Outside, the style continues with a stunning, enclosed garden that blends into the natural surroundings. Dine alfresco on the patio or soak away the day in the bubbling hot tub while you stargaze the clear night sky. Ample parking is also available. Sitting on the cusp of the North York Moors National Park, you won’t have to travel far to find walking paths and cycling trails. Visit Captain Cook’s Monument (3 miles) or climb the summit to Highcliff (7 miles) and be greeted with fantastic views. Spend days soaking up the sun on the sandy shores of Saltburn-by-the-Sea (10 miles) and the bustling coastal resort of Whitby (27 miles).
Weekly prices from £1,215.00
Fort William, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
6 3 2 Yes
A place with a real wow factor, this American log house is situated in an elevated position on a Farm, with spectacular views of Ben Nevis. Enjoy the peace of the Highlands, with horses and sheep grazing in the fields below and walks onto the hill behind or down to the river Lochy from your doorstep. The property is situated in a quiet rural location 3.5 miles from Fort William, ’The outdoor capital of the UK’, and 2 miles from supermarket shopping. From the lodge, you can bike up to Nevis Range for some challenging mountain bike trails, or take the gondola up the mountain for skiing in the winter and hill walks. The view from your balcony is three of Britains highest peaks, including Ben Nevis, often snow-capped until June. There is plenty to explore in this area. Glencoe is only 20 miles away, whilst Loch Ness is a 46 mile drive. Or take a ferry to the small isles from Arisaig (35 miles) or Mallaig (42 miles). Step inside to find a traditionally styled place with wooden furnishings, panelling and sturdy beams throughout. Leave walking boots and shoes in the entranceway and make your way into the open-plan living space. With double-height ceilings, this social room is flooded with light. Find a kitchen, a dining area and a lounge all for your use, along with a Smart TV for movie nights and a selection of board games for those who prefer some healthy competition when night falls. Whatever you choose to fill your time with, ensure you do it with the fantastic wood burner gently blazing away in the corner. Satisfied with the events of your evening, you can head off to bed. Find two bedrooms, a king-size and a twin, on the ground floor. These share the use of a shower room. Upstairs, a mezzanine over the lounge offers a cosy snug area with plenty more cushy seating. From here, you can access the final bedroom, another king-size, and a bathroom with the option of a bath or shower. Enjoying incredible 360-degree views from an elevated position, you’ll never feel like you’ve missed out on the scenery when staying right here.Move from the living area onto the patio to find a large garden with outdoor seating and a charcoal BBQ for your summer afternoons and evenings spent outside. There is private parking for two cars.
Weekly prices from £1,168.00
Lockerbie, Ayrshire and Dumfries & Galloway
6 3 2 Yes
Sleeping six guests, this charming former gatehouse offers an array of splendid period features. Basking in a beautiful, rural position on the edge of woodland in a 9,000-acre country estate, the property has been sympathetically refurbished into a cosy but traditional family and dog-friendly bolthole. The immediate area offers fantastic walking routes with woodland and countryside trails to explore, as well as the River Annan, renowned for Salmon fishing. Hoddom Castle Caravan Park, boasting a seasonal pub and a golf course, is within a stroll of the property. The nearby villages of Ecclefechan and Dalton offer several popular eateries and a corner shop. Explore the stunning Solway Firth (7 miles) with 200 miles of spectacular rugged coastline, meanwhile, mountain bikers will be delighted with the 7stanes at Mabie Forest. The bustling market towns of Annan (4 miles), Lockerbie (6 miles) and Dumfries (14 miles) have excellent shopping and leisure facilities to enjoy. Step inside this delightful period property into the unique and colourfully decorated turreted hallway, a perfect space to store your outdoor clothing, and venture through to the light and bright lounge. Situated in the lounge, and adding to its character, are the gatehouses’ original stone gate wheel and refurbished shutters. Relax on the comfortable sofas after a day out and watch a movie on the Smart TV. On those cooler evenings, enjoy cosy nights in front of the roaring wood burner. Next is the lovely dining room, ideal for family gatherings, followed by the bespoke well-equipped kitchen, the perfect space to cook up a storm. There is also a handy utility room next to the kitchen with direct access to the garden and parking area. Leading through the hall, you will find a beautifully decorated double bedroom and a modern, stylish shower room with a large shower cubicle and WC. Heading up the stairs, there is a spacious master double bedroom with an en-suite bathroom with a freestanding bath and WC. Finally, completing this luxurious accommodation is the characterful twin bedroom with an exquisite circular window seat located in the property’s distinctive turret – a delight for guests of all ages. Venturing outside to the garden, you’ll find a seating area for al fresco dining or evenings spent star gazing. There is ample off-road private parking for several cars and an electric, contactless car charging point (Additional charges apply, payable directly to owner.)
Weekly prices from £781.00
Conwy, Snowdonia and North Wales
6 3 3 Yes
Detached former cowshed and milking parlour with all your creature comforts and enclosed garden for the whole family, including the dog, to relax and make memories. Enjoy the shared games room with table football and table tennis, and the sauna after a full day out exploring Snowdonia National Park and the Conwy Valley. Walk into Conwy (1 mile) with independent shops, restaurants, fishing harbour, and it’s 13th-century castle. Foodies will appreciate the range of pubs, restaurants and the Welsh Food Centre (5 miles). Visit Plas Mawr and Britain’s smallest house, stroll around National Trust’s Bodnant Gardens, go fishing at Conwy Water Gardens, birdwatching at the RSPB reserve and pop to Llandudno with its pier and theatre, all within 6 miles. A little further (12 miles) are Swallow Falls Waterfall and Betws-y-Coed, renowned for outdoor activities and the area’s spectacular trails, cycle routes and river, whatever time of year. Walk into the spacious conversion designed with your comfort in mind with underfloor geothermal heating, log burner and exposed beams with hints to the property’s past. From the hall, walk down to the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with double height ceilings, exposed beams and log burner taking centre stage. If you decide to eat in, the kitchen is a sociable space to rustle up a meal. When the meal is ready, the dining table is the perfect setting for everyone to gather for a leisurely dinner. After dinner, relax on the sofas, watch a film on the Smart TV and light the wood burner for cosy nights in or enjoy summer evenings in the conservatory and plan your holiday activities. If you fancy something more active, head over to the shared games room with football table and table tennis and the private sauna. When ready for bed there are three lovely bedrooms to choose from, all have TVs and have been designed for a good nights sleep. There is double with an en-suite with walk-in shower, a double with an en-suite with whirlpool bath with shower over, and lastly a twin. There is also a wet room with level entry into the spacious room and shower wheelchair available. Outside, the enclosed garden has established shrubs, patio, table and chairs to relax and unwind. Enjoy alfresco dining, maybe light the charcoal BBQ, or explore the grounds with a picnic. Make the most of the shared games room with table football and table tennis. The separate sauna makes for a relaxing experience after long days out. Walk through the grounds on this family run farm with sheep and Welsh Black cattle, for wildlife spotting and admiring the panoramic views. If you are keen on outdoor activities there is space in the garden for your bikes, paddleboard and canoe. There is also private parking for two cars.
Weekly prices from £688.00
Alnwick, Northumbria
6 3 3 Yes
Take a nostalgic journey back in time when you stay in this former railway station. Sleeping six guests, the comfortable, three-bedroom stone abode was once a bustling hive of activity. Situated 1.5 miles from Embleton and 8 miles from Alnwick, it now makes a magnificent base for exploring the picturesque Northumberland Heritage Coast, with its miles of golden sand and rocky outcrops. Let yourselves in via the porch, where you can hang your jackets and slide out of your beach sandals. Wander through to the light-filled lounge to sink into the soft seating and select a board game to set up or book to flick through. Find a film on the Smart TV instead for everyone to enjoy. There is also a lovely conservatory, where you can relax with a cup of tea and imagine all the busy travellers who waited here when this was a platform. When it is time to prepare the next meal, self-catering is easy in the contemporary kitchen/diner, with its neutral colour scheme and large table. There is also a TV in here for you to watch as you chop and stir. There’s also a family shower room and a utility room. The family bathroom is on the first floor, together with your bedrooms, two king-sized, each with a TV, and a twin, with an en-suite shower room. This cottage has off-road parking for two cars. Venture into Alnwick to potter in the shops, dine out and see the impressive castle. Spend time on the sandy beach at Embleton Bay, 2.5 miles away, where you can also pick up the Northumberland Coast Path. Head to Seahouses, 7.5 miles away, and walk 3 miles down the beach to dramatic Bamburgh Castle. Take in the far-reaching views towards Lindisfarne Holy Island.
Weekly prices from £657.00