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3 Bedroom Bed in Pevensey Bay (93829)
Pevensey, South of England
7 3 1 Yes
Located directly on the beach at Normans Bay, this holiday home is the perfect choice for guests with children who wish to stay on the beach from dawn to dusk. Despite its peaceful coastal location, the house is within easy reach of the local amenities at Pevensey, and the train station at Normans Bay is just 300 metres away offering services to Hastings, Eastbourne, Bexhill, Brighton and London. Keen walkers can enjoy exploring the local footpaths on offer across the Pevensey Levels, and the South Downs are within easy reach (5 miles), offering breathtaking views of the coastline and the famous chalk cliffs. Families will enjoy spending time at nearby Drusillas Park (11.6 miles), Treasure Island Adventure Park (5.5 miles) and Eastbourne Miniature Steam Railway (5.6 miles), all great fun for all the family. And for adults, why not take a trip to the local Eastbourne Theatres (5.5 miles) that offers a variety of shows, the award-winning Towner Art Gallery, or the iconic De la Warr Pavilion in Bexhill (4.5 miles). Step through the front door of this fabulous beach house and into the welcoming hallway where there is space for dropping off coats and sandy shoes. Continue through the hallway, which has a downstairs WC, and where you will find the fully equipped kitchen to your right, perfect for preparing delicious family meals. The rest of the ground floor enjoys an open-plan living space with a large dining table with seating for seven. The lounge area is cosy and inviting with a Smart TV and a wood burner for the cooler months, with plenty of seating on the comfortable sofas. Doors from the lounge/diner lead out into the summer room which has comfortable rattan seating and a separate table and chairs – perfect for enjoying breakfast and listening to the waves crashing on the beach, or for children to enjoy playing one of the many board games on offer. Stairs from the hallway lead up to the first floor where there are three bedrooms, a double with views across to the countryside at the front of the property, a king-size room, and a triple room with bunk beds and a single bed, both of which enjoy the sea views that stretch along the coast to Beachy Head. Completing the first floor is a family bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC. Outside, there is further comfortable seating, a patio table and chairs for outside dining, a charcoal BBQ, a children’s swing, and a trampoline for them to enjoy. Beyond the garden area is direct access to the semi- private beach which stretches for miles along the breath-taking coastline and where the whole family can spend the day paddling and swimming.
Weekly prices from £1,026.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Broughton Mills (94611)
Broughton-in-furness, The Lake District and Cumbria
7 4 2 Yes
Gather your friends and together for a memorable break in the Lake District National Park at this traditionally styled property which boasts charming features such as exposed beams and a wood burner. Youll find a fantastic day out in Coniston (8 miles) where you can challenge yourself on a walk around the Coniston Fells Circular, or simply stroll beside Coniston Water and soak in the serenity of the local area. Offering a cosy space to unwind, the living room/diner retains much of its original charm with a warming wood burner and two large, luxurious sofas. The antique dining table is perfect for evening meals or board game competitions, located beside a window for a lovely ambience. Next door, the kitchen is light and bright with dual-aspect windows and an array of seating including a breakfast bar. One of the bedrooms is located on the ground floor for easy access, furnished with a single bed with a shower room across the hall. The three remaining bedrooms are located on the first floor, including a twin room which is ideal for children. The final two bedrooms are sympathetically styled in keeping with the propertys history, furnished with a king-size bed and a double bed. When the sun is shining, the front patio is a lovely spot to soak in the scenery, whilst the wildlife garden to the rear draws you in to explore the wildlife and pretty pond. Pay a visit to the coast at Haverigg Beach (10 miles) and spend a day relaxing on the sand, or opt for a rugged walk along the coastal path to be rewarded by awe-inspiring scenery. For something a little different, Cartmel (20 miles) is well worth a visit for any foodies in the group as a hidden gem of fine dining with two Michelin star restaurants, as well as for its beauty and history, including the ancient priory.
Weekly prices from £793.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Lyndhurst (57407)
Lyndhurst, South of England
7 4 2 Yes
Experience a true taste of the New Forest; famous not just for its varied landscape, but also its rich history, heritage and folklore. Youll be situated in this quintessential property thats brimming with character, sleeping seven guests across four irresistible bedrooms. Set on the outskirts of Lyndhurst, you could soon be exploring the varied terrain, discovering waterside retreats and miles of heathland, bogs and pretty coppices. Prepare to feel as though youve stepped back in time; the property is packed with traditional features from steep cottage-style stairs to open fireplaces and classic furniture. Return from a day of adventures to a glass of warming red and a hearty meal, putting your feet up in the snug or the lounge. A charming country kitchen awaits budding cooks, well-equipped for transforming locally sourced ingredients into a meal fit for a feast. Celebrate special occasions in the elegant dining room, snoozing off your meal in the cosy conservatory. Theres even a handy utility room and a downstairs shower room for tackling muddy boots and paws! At bedtime, the tastefully decorated bedrooms offer a tranquil haven. Outside, the garden is perfect for evening drinks, and theres off-road parking for two cars. Walk, cycle or even hack your way across the national park, treating yourself to a slap-up lunch in one of the many welcoming pubs. Golf enthusiasts will be spoilt for choice with plenty of courses to choose from, the nearest being the New Forest Golf Club just 1 mile away. The stunning village of Beaulieu is 6.5 miles away, home to the National Motor Museum, Palace House and medieval Abbey. The Beaulieu River is a wonderful place to explore by kayak, but there are plenty of cafes with riverside views for those who dont fancy getting their feet wet!
Weekly prices from £1,196.00
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4 Bedroom Bed in Druridge Bay (CN102)
Druridge Bay, Northumbria
7 4 2 Yes
Spacious four bedroom, detached, holiday property sleeping up to 7 (plus 1) near Druridge Bay and Amble with a wide range of excellent facilities including a high specification kitchen with many a mod con, offering superb, self-catering accommodation to a large family or group of friends. The rear garden is fully enclosed with a patio and decking area and attracts a wide variety of birds, including goldfinch, long tail tits, woodpeckers and sparrow hawks. This is a great area for or cyclists and walkers too and the garage is available to you to store your bikes and walking equipment if needed. Located in the hamlet of Hadston within easy walking distance of popular Druridge Bay Country Park and its 7 miles of sandy beaches, stretching between the nearby seaside market town of Amble, a few minutes’ drive away, with its busy harbour, marina, unique and independent retail and a great range of renowned restaurants, bistros and the scrumptious ice cream parlour Spurelli’s. There are also pubs close by, one in Widdrington, The Widdringtom Arms and several in nearby Amble. Also, nearby is the coastal village of Cresswell with its beautiful beach, ice cream shop and popular, dog friendly, seaside eatery, The Drift Cafe where you can enjoy good coffee, tasty snacks and full meals. There is a pathway from Heron’s Beck to The Druridge Bay Country Park which also has its own scenic lake with circular walking and cycling routes, a cafe, toilets and children’s play area. As well as seeing all the wonderful wildlife in the country park, you can also visit the Low Hauxley Nature Reserve close by and the medieval castle ruins, shops and restaurants in the lovely village of Warkworth are a well worth exploring. With free guest Wi-Fi, several flat screen TVs, a range of extra special kitchen facilities and warm, central heating throughout, plus a lovely, enclosed garden, Heron’s Beck is an ideal coastal holiday home throughout the year. This cottage accepts 2 well behaved dogs. Bed linen, towels, heating and hot water included.
Weekly prices from £954.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Whitstable (52559)
Whitstable, South of England
7 3 1 Yes
Situated in the pretty coastal town of Whitstable, this bright and welcoming cottage is perfect for a family seeking a pleasant seaside retreat. The property has been thoughtfully updated, beautifully furnished, and decorated with a rustic-style interior. This lovely getaway is ideal for exploring the beach, harbour and high street, which are all within 1 mile. The old Salt Way passes close to the house, making this a great base for keen walkers. Entering this charming property, you will find a light-filled lounge which is a perfect space to unwind in, with plenty of seating, a traditional wood burner and a TV/DVD so you can snuggle up and enjoy a movie. There’s also a bright and relaxing bespoke kitchen/diner – also with a wood burner – which is an ideal space for sharing your favourite meals. Steep and narrow cottage-style stairs lead up to the first floor, where there are two cosy double bedrooms. Further steep stairs lead up to the second floor which features a twin bedroom with a TV and a selection of children’s toys. Stepping outside there’s a fully enclosed garden with a large lawn, swing ball for children and a choice of garden furniture with a BBQ so you can enjoy lazy afternoons in the sun. The historic town of Whitstable is known for its fantastic seafood, particularly the oysters which are brought in via the harbour. The town has a regular Oyster Festival and there’s a wide range of pubs, restaurants and shops for you to discover. There’s a lovely shingle beach and plenty of great walks and bike trails, with Herne Bay (6 miles) close by. Heading inland you can visit the cathedral city of Canterbury (6.5 miles), Howletts Wild Animal Park (13 miles) or the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (11 miles).
Weekly prices from £662.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Instow (INCOT)
Bideford, Devon
7 4 2 Yes
Located in one of the most sought-after locations in North Devon, Instow Cottage sits on the majestic marine parade in the quaint fishing village of Instow. Its waterfront position means you can enjoy views across the estuary with the harbour village of Appledore providing a pretty backdrop. Offering space to sleep seven, this three-storey beachside escape is perfect for large families looking for a fun-filled break. With a nautical theme throughout, this stylish terraced house perfectly complements its surroundings. There is storage space between the hallway and kitchen which is a great benefit. Located on the ground floor is a warm king-size bedroom and a well-equipped kitchen which leads to a utility room and separate shower room. Patio doors fill the dining room with light and lead to an enclosed garden with a games room just off the patio. The remaining three bedrooms are located on the second floor – a cosy single, relaxing twin and the master double with river views. The main bathroom is also located on this floor including a bath and separate shower cubicle. On the third floor, you will find the stunning lounge – relax and gaze out of the large opening windows at the picture-perfect views across the meandering estuary. Visit the fantastic local deli and enjoy a picnic on the beach while taking in the views of Appledore – you can even take the ferry across the estuary to explore its colourful streets. A 4-mile drive brings you to the traditional market town of Bideford, where you will find many independent shops and cafes. You can also take a boat trip to nearby Lundy Island where children will love trying to spot the famous puffins and seals who inhabit the island.
Weekly prices from £1,443.00
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4 Bedroom Bed in Appledore (55573)
Bideford, Devon
7 4 2 Yes
This light, spacious and attractive cottage was renovated in 2017 and offers fantastic views of the Taw and Torridge Estuary. Set over three floors, it makes a lovely holiday home for a family looking to enjoy the breathtaking northern coast of Devon. Perfectly positioned in the pretty fishing village of Appledore, with a choice of excellent restaurants and pubs nearby, the cottage is just a couple of miles from the sandy dunes of Instow and the quaint Victorian seaside resort of Westward Ho! Enjoying a fantastic position with far-reaching views, this stylish and welcoming cottage is an ideal base for a family or group of up to seven guests, with four cosy bedrooms and a lovely decked balcony which looks out over the river, allowing you to watch the fishing boats and pleasure boats pass by. Here you can enjoy a tranquil evening, relax with a BBQ in the enclosed rear garden, or unwind in the bright and comfortable lounge. The cottage also features an additional snug/lounge and an attractive kitchen/diner which opens out onto the balcony. Appledore is a delightful village in a fantastic coastal location which is ideal for exploring North Devon. The village features a charming quayside, a variety of shops and galleries and the North Devon Maritime Museum, and there are plenty of leisure facilities nearby including swimming, tennis, golf and riding. The long sandy beaches of Westward Ho! and Instow are just a couple of miles away, and the cottage is situated close to the beautiful South West Coast Path. Popular local attractions include The BIG Sheep, The Milky Way and Dartington Crystal (all within 12 miles).
Weekly prices from £803.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Loch Leven (55935)
Kinross, Perthshire, Angus and Fife
7 3 3 Yes
This contemporary eco-property sits in an elevated position on a working farm with spectacular views overlooking Loch Leven. This peaceful location is ideal for those looking for a slice of Scottish paradise and can be enjoyed from the comfort of your own private hot tub. With direct access to walking and cycling routes from the front door, you can explore this beautiful countryside by foot on the Loch Leven Heritage Trail and catch glimpses of the wildlife that the Loch and its National Nature Reserve are world-famous for. The cottage is arranged over one floor and has a unique and quirky style. Its open-plan layout enjoys magnificent panoramic views over the hills towards the water. Spend many hours unwinding in front of a roaring wood burner after a day of adventures on and around the Loch in the spacious lounge/kitchen/dining room. The kitchen area is well-equipped and the perfect space to prepare a family dinner. Sit down together at the large dining room table or dine alfresco out in the garden. There is one master super king-size bedroom with en-suite wet room, one super king-size bedroom with zip-and-ink beds (that can be made up as a twin on request) and one spacious triple bedroom with a king-size and a single bed. There is a family bathroom with a bath and a further wet room with a shower. Outside, the property benefits from a large enclosed garden with seating and a private hot tub - relax and unwind with a glass of wine whilst admiring the awe-inspiring views and breathtaking sunsets. Guests are welcome to help pick the chickens eggs on the farm and, in the spring, help feed the lambs too. There is ample off-road parking available directly in front of the property.
Weekly prices from £1,192.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Dorchester (56025)
Dorchester, Dorset and Somerset
7 4 2 Yes
Reconnect with the great outdoors and stay in this character-packed cottage studded on the edge of the river in Piddletrenthide, a peaceful village that’s straight out of a storybook. Sleeping seven guests along with two dogs, it is an excellent choice for those who are explorers at heart, as you can discover the countryside from the comfort of your doorstep. Your holiday abode is characterised by roaring fires, cosy interiors and a garden brimming with potential for summer drinks in the sunshine. Step inside this thatched cottage and immediately feel at ease, shrugging off your coats and sinking into the sofas in the lounge, delighting in the wood burner and period beams. Pour a glass of wine and enjoy a good film or a game of chess, moving through to the dining room when it is time to eat. Cooking is a treat in the farmhouse-style kitchen with its array of equipment, or head outside for a supper prepared on the BBQ. There’s a handy snug room for younger guests to escape the grown-ups and watch TV, but everyone will love spending sunny afternoons relaxing in the garden watching the unfenced river running through the grounds. Upstairs, all four bedrooms are finished with their own unique décor. The queen size bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with a slipper bath and separate shower. Pack a picnic and navigate the pretty country roads to reach iconic landmarks such as the Cerne Abbas Giant 3.5 miles away, or perhaps you would prefer a more family-friendly sight for younger visitors in the form of Maiden Castle 9 miles away. Immerse yourself in some grisly history and visit Dorchester’s popular museums 7 miles away, rounding off with a bite to eat in a friendly eatery.
Weekly prices from £916.00