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3 Bedroom Bed in Moffat (CA402)
Moffat, Ayrshire and Dumfries & Galloway
6 3 2 Yes
Relax in the serenity of your peaceful holiday home. Surrounded by rolling Dumfries and Galloway countryside yet just 2 miles from the bustling market town of Moffat, your recently completed property makes a perfect getaway for six guests. Take in the enchanting views from home or head straight out from your base across the picturesque Moffat Hills; find tranquil lochs and beautiful rivers, where you can watch the wildlife and go fishing if you choose. Walk the Annandale Way, a 55-mile long-distance walking route, which follows the River Annan and links the towns of Moffat and Annan. Your bright, Scottish holiday home has been designed with your comfort in mind. Discover its airy interior is both inviting and practical. Enjoy large windows and light-filled spaces, as well as its subtle interior finish, which echoes the soft tones of the natural world around it. Enter your single-storey retreat via a well-designed hallway, where there is ample space for your coats and walking boots. Return from long walks through your undulating surroundings to recline in your spacious kitchen/diner/lounge. Cook up feasts to tuck into round the table then relax on your sofa as you plan the follow day’s fun or watch a film together on the TV. Pull open the French doors onto your patio to bring the outside right in. As night falls, head off to one of your three inviting bedrooms, which share a family bathroom and a shower room. Relax on your private patio or in your enclosed garden and take in the magnificent views across the fields towards the river. In summer evenings, choose to dine out here and admire the magical night skies. Moffat was Europe’s very first Dark Sky Town and stargazers will not be disappointed. Your holiday home offers private driveway parking.
Weekly prices from £526.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Castletown (CA416)
Thurso, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
6 3 1 Yes
This stunning farmhouse occupies an elevated position with views across beautiful Dunnet Bay in the far north coast of Scotland. It is the ideal property for families looking to explore Caithness with the low-lying countryside in the east and the dramatic coastline in the north. It also lies on the breathtaking NC500 route. You will find it easy to relax here, but if you enjoy outdoor pursuits, you will have a range to choose from including surfing in Dunnet Bay. Situated on a working farm, this homely farmhouse has large rooms with plenty of space for everyone. Original features, period decor and traditional furniture harks back to a time gone by, but its mod-cons bring it up to date and a pale colour palette creates a light and airy feel. On the ground floor, the large lounge is a great place to relax of an evening in front of the open fire. There’s even a piano for those who like a tinkle. The kitchen/diner is also spacious with vaulted ceilings adding to this sense of space. It is well-equipped with everything you’ll need to cater for everyone and there is a handy utility room for all your outdoor gear. On this floor, you will also find a good-sized twin room. Upstairs, there are two lovely double rooms, both large, but one is particularly spacious. They have gorgeous views of the surrounding countryside and out to the coast – on a clear day, you may even be able to see as far as Orkney. There is also a contemporary bathroom with a shower over the bath. Outside, there is an enclosed garden where you can soak up the tranquillity and immerse yourself in the natural beauty.
Weekly prices from £590.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Kelso (76374)
Cornhill -on- Tweed, Northumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Take a trip and visit rural Northumberland, enjoying a glorious coastline, vast countryside and the close by Scottish Borders on your very doorstep. The property, which sleeps six, offers entertainment for guests of all ages and a comfortable place to unwind – perfect for your next family holiday. Hang out in the games room or watch TV in the lounge, resting up before hiking and cycling in the days to come. This delightfully renovated cottage can be found on a quiet village road, surrounded by bright greenery and garden. Inside the property has been kept minimalistic and traditional, creating an instantly welcoming home. The heart of this house is its charming farmhouse kitchen/dining room which boasts an AGA-style oven and stylish exposed brickwork. Head down on a morning to enjoy a lazy breakfast whilst the AGA keeps the room cosy. A wood burner-effect electric fire keeps the lounge toasty and warm, offering the perfect space to catch up on the Smart TV. Younger guests (or those young at heart) will adore the shared games room outside, where snooker table, dartboard and baby grand piano are ready to be enjoyed (please note that the games room is available upon request and subject to availability). Discover the Scottish Borders vibrant towns of Coldstream (3 miles) and Kelso (11.5 miles) or take a trip a little further afield to Berwick-upon-Tweed (14 miles). Keen outdoorsmen will adore trips to the Northumberland National Park (5 miles) or the Northumberland Coast AONB (16 miles), both offering endless walking routes and fantastic activities. Visit Bamburgh Castle (28 miles) or take a trip to the Farne Islands from Seahouses (27 miles), spotting seals and puffins off the British coast.
Weekly prices from £606.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Llandovery (76381)
Llandovery, Mid Wales
6 3 2 Yes
Soak up the spellbinding scenery from this delightful cottage in the Upper Towy Valley. Sleeping six guests, the three-bedroom property is situated at Rhandirmwyn, 7 miles from Llandovery and beautiful Bannau Brycheiniog, also known as the Brecon Beacons. Set in gorgeous, mature gardens and welcoming four-legged friends, the charming retreat is a perfect option for anyone eager to spend time out and about in picturesque Wales. Step inside to find yourselves in the beamed reception hall, which doubles as a dining area. From here, head into the elegant lounge to light the wood burner on chilly days and settle back on the plush comfortable furniture. Find a good film on TV, play games and chat about the adventures of the day. Take a step up into the long kitchen, which has been cleverly designed to make catering for your party very easy. Rustle up meals, make fresh coffee and pull chilled bottles of wine from the fridge in here. A handy boot room and a family shower room are also at this level. As night falls, wander up to the first floor to enjoy a great night’s sleep. Here you will find two king-size bedrooms, plus a third bedroom or snug. This has a double sofa bed that can be made up if discussed ahead of time. The family bathroom is also at this level. Make the most of the leafy gardens, which do slope steeply in parts, as often as you can. These really are a highlight of this Welsh holiday home and are ideal for spring and summer dining, as well as taking in the picturesque views. Head off on walks or cycle rides from the doorstep or plan trips into Bannau Brycheiniog, with its many footpaths. Venture into Llandovery to see the remains of the 13th-century castle.
Weekly prices from £553.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Askrigg (76395)
Leyburn, Yorkshire Dales
6 3 2 Yes
Located in one of Wensleydale’s prettiest villages, this handsome terraced house combines fashionably cool styling with supremely comfortable furnishings to ensure a first-class holiday for a party of six. Dog-friendly, it has three dreamy bedrooms – one of them en-suite – and wood burners in each of its companionable living spaces, plus a south-facing garden with gorgeous views. A smart facade gives this Askrigg cottage kerb appeal. Step inside and the attention-to-detail styling continues, with a clever use of colours throughout rooms that are comfortable, convenient and uncluttered. Enter via a spacious hallway with plenty of storage space for outdoor clothing and dog accessories – two pets are welcome here. Head through to the contemporary kitchen/diner, where an on-trend urban look suggests companionable meal prep and lively conversations around the dining table or at the island bar. Floor-to-ceiling patio doors allow light and fresh air to flood in – on cooler evenings, a wood burner casts a warming glow over the room – and there’s access to a utility room with laundry equipment and boot room-style storage. Head back through the hallway and the lounge is an oasis of calm, with a wood burner, inviting seating and a Smart TV. When your day is done, three sanctuary-like bedrooms await on the first floor. Choose from a spacious king-size with its own en-suite shower room, a double and a twin bedroom. Completing the luxury for all is the modern family bathroom, with both a bath and a separate shower. Outside, the bright south-facing garden is accessed via those sliding doors in the dining area. With a table, chairs and built-in charcoal BBQ, it’s a beautiful spot for al fresco food and drinks, with the bonus of some great views. A lockable outbuilding offers racks and secure storage for bikes. Best-known for playing the part of ‘Darrowby’ in TV’s All Creatures Great and Small, pretty Askrigg is in Upper Wensleydale, 5 miles east of Hawes, the highest market town in England and home of the world-famous Wensleydale cheese. Askrigg’s long main street, complete with an old market cross and parish church, offers a true taste of Yorkshire life, dotted with stone properties, pubs, tea rooms, a bakery and a village store. Its position within the national park makes it an excellent base for exploration too. Don’t miss the stunning waterfalls at Aysgarth or Semer Water – the largest natural lake in the county – which are both 4 miles away. For a change of scene, Leyburn – Lower Wensleydale’s main market town – is 12 miles away. Much-loved for its independent shops, traditional pubs and antiques shops, it hosts a weekly farmers’ market and is the starting point for rides on the heritage Wensleydale Railway.
Weekly prices from £1,050.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Faversham (78880)
Faversham, South of England
6 3 3 Yes
An eclectic home in the heart of historic Faversham, enjoy beach days at Whitstable (8.5 miles) before cosying up by the wood burner. Bursting with character and sleek interiors, this home is perfect for reuniting with family and friends, and you can enjoy sociable drinks in the kitchen/diner with garden doors or sneak off for a quiet moment in the library. Make the most of sunny evenings and fire up the BBQ for an al fresco feast in the enclosed garden where your pups can chase their tails. With sociable places aplenty, spend time in the lounge, the kitchen/diner or the dining room and enjoy a drink and a natter. A sophisticated yet eclectic style flows throughout the home with traditional features such as a Rayburn and red brick fireplace complementing the sleek tones and light-filled rooms. An open fire warms the snug library where you can enjoy a moment of peace and quiet whilst two sets of French doors lead outside from the kitchen. The charm continues outside where the garden wall houses part of the original 12th-century Abbey wall and upstairs where three beautiful bedrooms await. Your fantastic location on one of the finest examples of a British medieval street is a great base from which to explore. Whether you’re heading 8.5 miles to the dog-friendly coast at Whitstable, venturing into Kent Downs AONB or staying closer to home and wandering and visiting the local tearooms, there is something for everyone. Enjoy fish and chips dinners to end salty days by the sea with spectacular sunsets before you head home or indulge in fresh seafood at the Whitstable Oyster Company restaurant. There are a couple of breweries in Faversham where the adults among you can enjoy tours and tipples.
Weekly prices from £1,048.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Hexham (78893)
Hexham, Northumbria
6 3 3 Yes
Perfect for friends and families with a love of the great outdoors, this delightful dwelling sits on a friendly farm and is surrounded by woodland and meadows. Sleeping six across three bedrooms, rise and shine and wander down to the Devil’s Water (great for your dog’s morning paddle) before heading out to explore, then returning to cosy up in style. Celebrate special occasions with a visit from a local chef or book onto a gardening or cookery course in the nearby dairy barn. Rustic charm meets sleek style at this welcoming abode where the open-plan living space is a brilliantly sociable space filled with natural light. Set on the first floor, the kitchen, lounge and diner fit together to create the hub of the home. Cosy up beneath the striking vaulted ceilings and get warm by the wood burner or throw open the large windows to fill your lungs with fresh air. The designated chef will have a great time cooking up a storm in the cool kitchen where sumptuous tones and ample workspace make for a relaxing ambience. Depending on the occasion, plate up at the dining table or fire up the BBQ and enjoy an al fresco meal on the pretty patio which oozes character and sits in the original wheelhouse. Three charming bedrooms, all with en-suites, reside on the ground floor and have quirky windows and exposed stonework. Drift off for a peaceful night’s sleep before waking and tucking into treats from the thoughtful welcome hamper. There is off-road parking for three cars. Tucked between the Northumberland National Park and North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you’ll never be short of places to explore. Travel 12 miles to Allendale and tread Isaac’s Tea Trail, following the track past dales and wild moors with gorgeous views. For rugged adventures in the Kielder Water and Forest Park, begin your day at Tower Knowe Visitor Centre (30 miles) where you can tuck into a bite to eat to fuel your explorations.
Weekly prices from £856.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Appledore (78958)
Bideford, Devon
6 3 2 Yes
Situated in an elevated position with prime views over the River Torridge to Instow, this stunning property promises a tranquil escape to guests. Spacious and welcoming with a perfect blend of the traditional and contemporary, this pretty cottage offers an opportunity to unwind among superb scenery and comfortable surroundings. Wake up in one of the light and airy bedrooms, head down to the top patio area with your cup of tea and look out across the water. Whether you’re off down the South West Coast Path (0.5 miles) or you’re curled up with a book in the snug, you’ll find your own way to unwind here. The interiors embrace the soothing blue tones of the sea as well as the calming colours of nature, creating a fresh yet cosy feel. In the evening, turn on the flame-effect gas fire in the lounge and sit in the chairs looking out towards the river as the light fades. Balmy nights call for sizzling up a BBQ on the top patio and dining alfresco, or simply enjoying a tipple on one of the other two patios that both have their own character. Hope on the foot ferry over to Instow (2 miles; 5 miles by car) and spend the day at the beach or sampling the food and drink at the pubs and cafes. You could also walk to Tapeley Park (2.5 miles by foot ferry; 4 miles by car) where the open gardens and stunning house sit high on a hill overlooking the River Torridge. Children will love the 2-mile stretch of sands at Westward Ho! Beach (3 miles) as well as the thrilling rides at the BIG Sheep (4 miles).
Weekly prices from £687.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Nailsworth (78968)
Stroud, Heart of England
6 3 2 Yes
The peaceful hamlet of Watledge is true quintessential England and steeped in history. The cottage shares its name and sits opposite the former watering hole ‘Shears Inn’. Nailsworth, once an important Cotswold mill town and now a unique shopping destination, boasts a wonderful selection of independent shops, cafes, delicatessens and arts and crafts to suit all tastes along with a fine selection of pubs and restaurants showcasing local food and ales. Watledge sits at the bottom of three large commons and The Cotswold Way passes nearby for keen walkers and cyclists, along with the historic canal with towpaths meandering through the valleys into Stonehouse. Visit the vibrant nearby town of Stroud, voted the best place to live in England 2021 and renowned for its farmers market. For those looking for a little more adventure there is the Cotswold Gliding Club offering day courses. Water sports at the Cirencester Water Park, Gatcombe Park for enthusiastic eventers, Westonbirt arboretum, Bath, Badminton, Tetbury and Cheltenham for the races, theatre and seasonal festivals including the renowned literature, food and jazz festivals to name but a few. Drink in the views across market town before you step inside. A stylish and suprising entrance hall welcomes you, where you can hang your hat after a day exploring, there is a cloakroom and steps down into the formal lounge. Here you can sink back into the sofas and relax with friends amongst the eclectic furnishings, the room enjoys high ceilings and a dual aspect with stunning views, and for chilly autumn evenings, you can draw the shutters and enjoy a good movie. A small sun room is situated off the lounge, where you can relax with a good book away from the crowds or build your empire with a game of monopoly, and for morning coffee you can step out onto a small terrace and watch the world go by. An open stairwell leads you to a formal dining room again finished with the same eclectic style and perfect for any celebration, a table and chairs take centre stage along with a lounge sofa for after dinner. For summer dining you can open the French doors onto the terrace. The main kitchen area off the dining hall is a well-equipped space with electric oven, induction hob, microwave and wine chiller. A small characterful utility area offers a fridge, dishwasher and washing machine. For muddy boots and dogs there is a small lobby with bench and hanging space for coats. So, when the day is done climb the stairs where you will find three beautifully finished bedrooms spread across two floors. The first floor offers a cosy double room finished with an arts and crafts style where you can wake up and enjoy views across the many roof tops and gardens. A master bedroom with an oak king size bed and carefully chosen original art. There is a generously sized wet room on this floor. The second floor offers a twin bedroom, finished with beautiful wallpaper and dual aspect offering stunning views of the hamlet and town. This floor also offers the opportunity to hide away in the bathroom and soak in the roll top bath. Outside the cottage enjoys a sheltered, large terrace, a generous table and chairs where you can sit and relax over a glass of wine. This private area transforms into a Mediterranean haven when the sun goes down and the ambient lighting showcases the mature fig tree. There is off road parking for one car, along with roadside parking subject to availability.
Weekly prices from £1,009.00