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4 Bedroom Bed in West Woodburn (82655)
Hexham, Northumbria
7 4 2 Yes
Ideally situated along the eastern edge of the magnificent Northumberland National Park, this spacious, bright and inviting property makes a wonderful retreat for seven guests. Featuring a lovely garden and a warming wood burner, this idyllic getaway is set in a small and picturesque village along the River Rede. Offering refreshing holiday accommodation for families and friends, this beautifully updated cottage makes a wonderfully relaxing base for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers enjoying the beautiful countryside of Northumberland. Stepping into this beautifully decorated and tastefully furnished cottage, the welcoming lounge provides an ideal space for you to sit back and unwind at the end of a great day. Featuring a Smart TV, a warming wood burner and plenty of seating, this is a perfect room for everyone to gather and relax. The light-filled and spacious kitchen/diner forms the hub of the house, with an additional Smart TV and plenty of space to prepare and share all your favourite family meals. Upstairs, there are four light, fresh and airy first-floor bedrooms: two king-size rooms (one en-suite), a pretty twin room and a cosy single room set in the eaves of the house with a sloping ceiling and large skylight. The first floor also has the family bathroom complete with a freestanding roll-top bath and a large shower with feature lighting. Accessed via three steps, the garden features a lawn and a delightful suntrap seating area with outdoor furniture, providing an ideal spot for dining alfresco. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, the property is ideal for exploring Kielder Forest Park and Kielderhead National Nature Reserve. Nearby attractions include Hareshaw Linn Waterfall, Percy’s Cross (both 5.5 miles), Winter’s Gibbet, Black Middens Bastle House, the National Trust’s Wallington (all within 12 miles), Belsay Hall, Castle and Gardens (16 miles), the pretty market town of Hexham (18.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £1,075.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Cardigan (82766)
Cardigan, Mid Wales
7 4 2 Yes
Set amid rolling countryside within easy reach of Cardigan town and beautiful Cardigan Bay, this inviting farmhouse makes a wonderful base for your Mid-Wales adventures. Sleeping seven people in four bedrooms, this dog-friendly property offers a tranquil rural retreat for families and friends that love to be immersed in nature. After adventure-filled days exploring beaches, castles, towns and countryside, this delightful property offers abundant opportunities to relax and socialise, including a games room and a warm and inviting lounge. Thoughtfully renovated to blend period features with contemporary comforts, this two-storey farmhouse is finished with a relaxed rural elegance and superb attention to detail. Set on a traditional tiled floor, the modern, country-style kitchen is beautifully equipped to bring your culinary creations to life, with a range-style AGA and an electric oven. Savour breakfast and light snacks at the breakfast bar, gather in the formal dining room for memorable mealtimes, or fire up the BBQ and dine alfresco in the garden. Challenge your travelling companions to a game of pool or darts in the games room, or enjoy quality time with your loved ones in the inviting lounge, wood burner roaring on chilly days. If you prefer a little quiet time, slip away to the snug and curl up with your current read. Sleep comes easy in the serene upstairs bedrooms, where two double rooms, a twin and a single, await. An upstairs bathroom with a freestanding bath and separate shower, and a downstairs shower room ensure that everybody can refresh with ease. You don’t have to travel far from your tranquil country base to discover the region’s treasures. Relax on golden beaches at Poppit Sands (6 miles), and discover the historic abbey at the riverside village of St Dogmaels (4.5 miles). Cardigan town (4 miles) offers a Norman castle and a bustling town centre bursting with independent shops, eateries and art galleries. Avid walkers can pick up the Wales Coast Path at St Dogmaels or head to the Preseli Mountains.
Weekly prices from £880.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Ludlow (82889)
Ludlow, Heart of England
7 3 2 Yes
Explore the picturesque borderlands of Wales and Shropshire from this impressive townhouse in Ludlow. Sleeping seven guests, the three-bedroom, four-storey retreat is ideal for a multi-generational family or a group of friends. With a wealth of character and space, plus a charming courtyard for outdoor relaxation, the Grade II-listed holiday home is well-placed for the shops and eateries of the market town as well as fantastic walking countryside. Return from your excursions to find yourselves in the kitchen/diner where you can unpack the fresh produce you have bought and pop dinner into the AGA to roast. Gaze out over the pretty garden as you pour a glass of wine then call everyone through to join you at the table. While away your evenings on the first floor of the house, where both the lounge and the formal drawing room are situated. Play games, make plans for the following day or watch a good film on the Smart TV together. As the day draws to a close, head up to the third and fourth storeys, where your bedrooms and bathrooms are situated. A double bedroom and a family room are on the third floor, while another double, with a TV/DVD and dressing room, is on the top floor. The townhouse benefits from a family bathroom and a family shower room. Spill out into the garden to bask in the sunshine. A handy utility room can also be accessed here and there is ample space for outside dining or relaxing together under the stars on summer evenings. Head just 1.5 miles from the house to the magnificent Shropshire Hills. Venture 13 miles to Bucknell to enjoy a section of the Offa’s Dyke Path which follows much of the borderline between Wales and England.
Weekly prices from £795.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Ambleside (83055)
Ambleside, The Lake District and Cumbria
7 4 3 Yes
Stay in a charming cottage set in a tranquil location 0.5 miles from the northern fringes of Lake Windermere. This dog-friendly cottage features a spacious lounge, an impressive dining area and a patio garden at the rear. It is a convenient base for active families or groups keen to explore the Lake District National Park. The two-storey cottage is situated on a narrow lane close to the main road that runs between Ambleside and Windermere. Its period exterior is beautifully complemented by its fresh and contemporary interior, with rustic soft furnishings scattered about bright, welcoming rooms. Entering via the entrance hall and come together in the comfort of the spacious lounge, which is the perfect setting for unwinding after a long day exploring Lake Windermere. Alternatively, enjoy a hearty dinner created in the nearby kitchen and serve it in the large, naturally lit dining room. A pleasant night’s sleep is assured in the ground floor’s king-sized bedroom, which stands only a few steps from a shower room. Head upstairs and you’ll discover three versatile bedrooms: an en-suite king-size bedroom, a twin bedroom and a single bedroom – along with a family bathroom. Access to the rear patio garden is through French doors in the lounge, and this outside space with stunning mountain views is the perfect venue for al fresco dining throughout the day. The heart of Ambleside (500 metres) offers a range of activities for guests of all ages, along with dog-friendly pubs, cafes and shops. The vastness of Lake Windermere (0.5 miles) is best viewed from either on the water or from one of the surrounding peaks. The Langdale Valley (3 miles), home to Elterwater Tarn, is a must for passionate walkers and photographers.
Weekly prices from £935.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Sherborne (OOMEO)
Dorchester, Dorset and Somerset
7 4 2 Yes
Brilliantly located for adventures, this welcoming home is a top destination from which to explore. Set in the heart of Hardy Country, there are a plethora of pretty, quaint villages nearby and the beaches of West Bay are just 21 miles from your door. Sleeping seven guests over four bedrooms with two four-legged friends welcome, spend time snuggled by the open fire, dine al fresco and bask in the fresh air, or get competitive in the games room. Perfect for all occasions, the lounge has French doors for sunny days, an open fire for chilly days and all the space you need to get comfortable in front of the TV. Spend quality time together cosied up on the sofas and chairs and indulge in the light airy ambience of this room. With hungry mouths to feed, head into the kitchen where you can experiment with flavour and get cooking. Plate up informal meals at the kitchen table or serve up a feast in the dining room. If you’re graced with BBQ weather, step out into the enclosed garden where steps up lead to a lawn and the patio is perfect for dining alfresco. End your night in the garage for a game of table tennis before climbing stairs to rest your head in one of four first-floor bedrooms. Rise and shine and head downstairs to the snug where you can curl up with a good book to get your day off to a relaxing start. With so much to see, plan your time wisely and head up and out to explore each day. Walk straight from your door and through the local village in search of nearby pubs where you can enjoy a pitstop. Pack your bucket and spade and head 23 miles south to the vibrant seaside resort of Weymouth where sections of the beach welcome dogs all year round and you can splash in the sea and build sandcastles all day long. A 9-mile trip will take you to historic Sherborne with its pair of castles and abbey.
Weekly prices from £683.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Helmsdale (83074)
Helmsdale, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
7 4 3 Yes
Located in a delightful part of the historic village of Helmsdale, this stylish cottage makes a wonderful holiday home for up to seven guests across four bedrooms. Close to the banks of the River Helmsdale before it flows out into the beautiful Moray Firth, this cosy property is ideal for friends and families exploring this stunning part of Sutherland. Decorated in tasteful, warm and welcoming neutral tones, this beautifully furnished holiday retreat features a light-filled conservatory, sociable dining room and two delightful lounges. A wonderfully relaxing holiday base, the cottage offers stunning Highlands views. Entering this attractive property, you will find the conservatory which makes a great space to enjoy a morning coffee, plan the day’s activities or unwind in at the end of a great day. Exploring further, the main lounge is a lovely space to sit back and enjoy a movie, chat into the night or catch up with a good book. There’s also a second snug lounge with SkyTV, ideal for children and teenagers wanting their own space. The spacious dining room is perfect for sharing a favourite family meal which you can enjoy cooking in the sleek, fully equipped kitchen. The ground floor also features a cosy single bedroom as well as a refreshing family bathroom. Heading upstairs there are three further bedrooms, all decorated in light, soothing shades. There are two doubles and a twin room, all with TVs. You will also find an additional shower room and a bathroom. Stepping outside, the garden has a lawn and a driveway with ample space for four cars. The garden has a low boundary wall and is not fully enclosed – care should be taken with dogs and children.
Weekly prices from £849.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Bamburgh (83373)
Belford, Northumbria
7 4 2 Yes
Just a few miles from the breathtaking Northumberland coast, this delightful single-level cottage offers light and cosy accommodation for seven guests across four bedrooms. Situated in beautiful countryside within easy reach of Bamburgh, this bright, spacious and imaginatively converted former barn makes a wonderful retreat for families, friends and couples. Offering far-reaching rural views, this fresh and airy property retains original features including exposed beams in a high vaulted ceiling, with a warming wood burner making this an idyllic bolthole for keen walkers, cyclists and nature lovers. Stepping into this imaginatively updated barn conversion, the main hall leads through to the light and stylishly designed open-plan kitchen/diner. A sociable space for preparing and sharing all your favourite family meals, this welcoming room has a range of equipment and features plenty of seating, a large dining table, stone flooring and exposed beams. Further exposed beams adorn the spacious and relaxing lounge, which has a welcoming wood burner, Smart TV, French doors allowing light to flood in, and plenty of seating including a window seat overlooking the patio. There are also four bedrooms decorated in light, soothing tones: two king-size rooms (one en-suite), a twin room and a single, along with the main family bathroom. Outside, the garden features a couple of patio areas and a small lawn with a choice of outdoor furniture, providing a lovely space for dining alfresco or gazing into the dark skies at night. The tranquil hamlet of Warenton is ideally situated between the magnificent Northumberland National Park (9 miles) and the spectacular Northumberland coast (6.5 miles). Along the coast, popular villages and resorts including Bamburgh (6.5 miles) and Seahouses (10 miles) offer some great places to eat and drink. Other local attractions include Budle Bay, The Alnwick Garden and St Cuthbert’s Cave (all within 15 miles).
Weekly prices from £862.00
4 Bedroom Bed in High Lorton (SZ098)
Cockermouth, The Lake District and Cumbria
7 4 2 Yes
This is a property with fabulous character, full of warmth and life. Here you will find a wealth of sumptuous textiles, exposed wooden beams and floorboards, selected stone and slate walls and antique furniture. Built in the 1830s it originally started life as part of the Jennings Brewery (which is still brewing beer to this day), providing accommodation for the workers and stabling for the shire horses. It has been converted to the highest of standards. The house is situated on the outskirts of the quiet village of Lorton, surrounded by beautiful scenery with a babbling brook running alongside it. The pub in the village has won several awards and serves good food and real ales, there is a village shop which sells locally sourced food for your basics and locally sourced gifts. To top it off its also the village tea room. This is walking country at its best with valley walks and mountain paths. Loweswater lake is nearby, with Crummock Water and Buttermere just beyond. Lorton is also by Whinlatter Forest – England’s only true Mountain Forest. There are miles of footpaths and cycle trails, as well as being a great habitat for a variety of wildlife. The accommodation is accessed via a tiled hallway. The well-equipped kitchen has dishwasher, washer/dryer, microwave, electric oven and hob, fridge and freezer. The large sitting room is comfortable and warm with a multi-fuel burner, lovely wooden floors with beautiful rugs, plenty of comfortable seating and Smart TV and DVD player. French doors lead out to the patio and garden area. The dining room has antique table and chairs - the perfect place for a meal with friends and family. Stairs lead from the sitting room to the bedrooms and bathrooms. The master bedroom has twin beds, built-in wardrobes, a window seat and en-suite shower room with large shower cubicle, hand basin and WC. There is a second twin bedroom, a double bedroom and a 3/4 bedroom (which is only suitable for one person) all with fantastic views. The separate family bathroom has marble floor, bath with shower over, wash basin and WC. Outside is a pretty patio with garden furniture. The beck, which can be fast flowing at times, runs at the rear of the house. There is a wall between the patio and the stream but it may not be suitable for toddlers as they would need to be supervised. There is parking for two cars is under the archway by the house.
Weekly prices from £1,158.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Applethwaite (SZ065)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
7 3 2 Yes
How does a lovely traditional cottage up a quiet lane with only the sound of a millstream tumbling past appeal to you? Well if that sounds good then this cottage might be just the place for you. It is a characterful and cosy end of terrace house sleeping up to seven people in three delightful bedrooms nestled in a gorgeous hamlet just over a mile from the much loved Lakeland town of Keswick. Theres a wealth of walking and cycling right from the door as the cottage sits on the flanks of the mighty Skiddaw range and is just a short jaunt to Latrigg, the beautifully situated small fell overlooking Keswick, Derwentwater and Bassenthwaite. The accommodation is arranged over three floors with the bedrooms looking out over the bubbling stream or the surrounding woodland and theres even a charming upstairs playroom which younger members of the party will love to commandeer for magical story times. Millbeck and its neighbouring village of Applethwaite remain wonderfully tranquil Lakeland settlements while being just on the doorstep of the bustling market town of Keswick, well known for being the adventure capital of the Lake District. For those keen to find their wild side among you its a wonderland filled with opportunities to test yourself in the great outdoors. From rock climbing and ghyll scrambling to white water tubing and a via ferrata it really is a place to get the adrenaline pumping. For cyclists the area could scarcely be better placed with a mountain forest park at Whinlatter and a wealth of bridleways for the mountain bikers and a wonderful network of quiet roads and mountain passes for the road cyclists. Alternatively for those of you who enjoy a more relaxed break it also offers a plethora of possibilities. Several of the local hotels have renowned spas for a little pampering and the town has its own beautifully situated Theatre by the Lake offering a varied programme of drama, comedy, music and events throughout the year. Its a great place for the foodies among you too with a wonderful array of restaurants, pubs and cafes. For a gentle day out, why not take a stroll along the side of Derwentwater have lunch in Borrowdale and catch one of the stately launches back while taking in the scenery? However you choose to spend your break here whether its enjoying the peace and quiet of Millbeck or the gentle bustle of Keswick, then this cottage is a warm and welcoming place to start. This charming end of terrace cottage up a quiet lane has a welcoming cosy feeling from the moment you open the door. On arrival at the cottage, you are greeted by the welcoming kitchen/diner. It has stone tile floors, warm coloured tiles, a dining table in a cosy alcove and coat hooks for all the outdoor wear youll be using for your Lake District potters. The kitchen is well equipped with a large fridge/freezer, double oven with halogen hobs, a microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and all the crockery and utensils youll need for your stay. Through here, youll find the delightful traditional living room. It has some lovely local artwork, two beautiful sash windows looking out to the garden, two comfy sofas and an armchair, a TV with Freesat and DVD player and a door leading out onto the garden area. Moving upstairs via the staircase in the kitchen, youll first encounter the large bathroom; its a lovely space with fresh decor, stone tiles and an over-bath electric shower. Beyond here youll come to the charming playroom. What a delightful room this is with a day bed and games for keeping you entertained. It looks out on the trees surrounding the property making it a magical space for story time with the children. Also on this floor is the first king-size bedroom with its gorgeous iron bedstead. The room has a wardrobe and bedside tables. Onwards and upwards to the upper floor where youll find the triple room with a single bed and beautiful wooden bunks too. It has a wardrobe and a chest of drawers and a window overlooking the beck tumbling past. Onwards to the stunning master bedroom with its king-size sleigh bed, armchair, dressing table and built-in wardrobes. This room also boasts an en-suite shower room with electric shower and a WC. It is an elegant and airy space with a window and skylight bathing the room in light. A perfect haven to escape to and enjoy the peace and quiet. Speaking of peace and quiet, stepping outside to the garden youll find a tranquil haven with just the sound of the stream coursing down the hill and the trees in the surrounding forest rustling. The garden has chairs and a table for outdoor dining or a peaceful morning cuppa or an evening glass of wine.
Weekly prices from £700.00