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4 Bedroom Bed in Whaley Bridge (PK534)
Whaley Bridge, Peak District
8 4 2 Yes
Immerse yourself in the rural lifestyle with a stay in this homely, converted barn on the north-western edge of the Peak District National Park. As part of a working farm, there are sheep, cattle and horses aplenty; there’s even stabling available for visiting horses. Its hillside location allows all eight of you to soak up the picturesque views and offers a wealth of walks from your doorstep. With the delightful town of Whaley Bridge, known as the ‘Gateway to the Goyt Valley’, only 1.6 miles away, there are a range of independent shops/eateries nearby. Honouring its heritage, this sympathetically restored barn has plenty of original features and traditional furniture that adds character and charm throughout. It is the ideal property to return to at the end of an action-packed day. As you enter the hall, you can tickle the ivories before heading through to the spacious farmhouse kitchen/diner to cook up some treats. The ground floor is also home to two bedrooms and a family bathroom. You’ll find the two further bedrooms on the first floor alongside the comfortable lounge with its countryside views, and a shower room. In the evening, enjoy a drink on the shared patio whilst making plans for the following day. With an abundance of walking, cycling, canoeing, climbing and caving opportunities, the Peak District is made for adventures. Explore the steep dales and limestone plateaus at Castleton (9.5 miles) in the White Peak or for the more daring amongst you, head underground into the area’s showcaves. Remember that all adventurers need ‘rest days’, so wander the cobbled streets of the historic ‘Capital of the Peak’, Chapel-en-le-Frith (3 miles), or venture to Georgian thermal spa town Buxton (7.5 miles) for a glass of spring water.
Weekly prices from £892.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Whaley Bridge (PK535)
Whaley Bridge, Peak District
8 4 2 Yes
Situated on a working farm in the Peak District National Park, this charming barn conversion allows eight guests to immerse themselves in the rural idyll. Tucked into the rolling hills of the stunning landscape, there are walking routes on your doorstep, so why not make pre-breakfast rambles a reality. At the end of an action-packed day, you can head the 1.6 miles to the delightful town of Whaley Bridge, known as the ‘Gateway to the Goyt Valley’, for a hearty pub meal and a pint of ale. The original features and traditional farmhouse furniture within this property are constant reminders of its heritage; they also create a comfortable home to relax in. On entering, you’ll find yourself in the light and spacious dining room. From here, you can head downstairs to the well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room or down to two of the bedrooms and a bathroom. Capitalising on the views, the first-floor lounge is adjacent to the games room which kids (both big and small) will enjoy. There are two further bedrooms and a shower room on this floor. Outside, enjoy an al fresco drink or meal on the shared patio. Outdoor enthusiasts, be prepared to fall in love with the Peak District and its wealth of walking, cycling, canoeing, climbing and caving opportunities. Castleton (9.5 miles) in the White Peak has steep dales and limestone plateaus to discover, whilst more courageous guests may prefer to venture underground into the showcaves. We all know it’s important to rest as well as play, so be sure to head to nearby Chapel-en-le-Frith (3 miles), the historic ‘Capital of the Peak’, where you’ll discover a range of shops and eateries amongst its cobbled streets. Thermal spa town, Buxton, (7.5 miles) is also worth a visit for its architecture and fresh spring water.
Weekly prices from £925.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Dolgellau (85970)
Dolgellau, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 4 Yes
This superbly converted and furnished chapel in the heart of the magnificent Snowdonia National Park sleeps eight guests and welcomes up to three canine pets. Spacious, airy and packed with original period features, it is a perfect base for a holiday shared with families or friends. Set in the peaceful village of Llanelltyd, the property is just a mile from historic Dolgellau, a market town where you’ll find shops, pubs and eateries. This is great walking and cycling country, and the golden beach at Barmouth is within 8 miles. The original chapel doors open into an impressive, double-height living area. Filled with light from the huge window, this beautiful space features exposed beams and stonework. Comfortable leather sofas sit before a large wood burner, perfect for chilly nights, while the splendid kitchen has ample room for chats around a stylish dining table. The chapel has two sumptuous king-size bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms – one on the ground floor and the other upstairs. A fine period staircase leads to a mezzanine floor with a family bathroom, two further delightful bedrooms, a double and a twin, and the aforementioned second king-size. Outside is an enclosed garden with outdoor furniture and a BBQ. Take a cycle ride down the wonderfully scenic Mawddach Trail. The 9-mile route follows an old railway track from Dolgellau (where you can hire a bike) and runs along the Mawddach Estuary to the coast at Barmouth. Discover lovely woodland walks, the dramatic Gain Waterfall and cycle trails for all abilities in the Coed-y-Brenin Forest Park (4.5 miles). There’s also bike hire, a visitors centre and a cafe. Enjoy more glorious views on a stroll down the 1-mile promenade at Barmouth Beach, and from the pedestrian bridge across the estuary to Fairbourne.
Weekly prices from £1,085.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Warkworth (86132)
Morpeth, Northumbria
8 4 2 Yes
Ticking a variety of boxes for an unforgettable stay on the North East coast, this wonderful choice of accommodation puts some of the county’s fantastic attractions within effortless reach. Whether you’re hoping to explore pretty seafront villages along the Northumberland Coast AONB, head inland to embark on long hikes in the Northumberland National Park or even enjoy a city escape in nearby Newcastle, the prime position of this space ensures a good time is had by all. Sleeping up to eight guests and two canine companions, every member of the family is welcome in this characterful country property. Surrounded by generous fields and grazing livestock, a sense of calm and quiet is offered the minute you arrive on this estate. Along with a cosy lounge and three of the four generous bedrooms, the ground floor offers a substantial kitchen thats overflowing with supplies and well equipped for any budding chef. Complete with a range-style gas hob, adjacent pantry and the much-needed dishwasher, this kitchen is perfect for keeping eight mouths fed and watered. Sit down to dinner together right here in the sociable kitchen or step out to enjoy the sprawling wrap-around garden. Whilst dinner is in the works, younger guests might enjoy venturing upstairs to challenge one another to air hockey or pool in the first-floor games room. Complete with a historic castle (1.5 miles), inviting pub (2 miles) and wide sandy beach (2.5 miles), Warkworth is an ideal holiday spot on the Northumberland coast. Youre also just 3 miles from the traditional seaside spot of Amble with its harbour and day cruise options. The Northumberland National Park sits just 17.5 miles away and presents a wide array of walking options, whilst the cultural hub of Newcastle can be found just 33 miles away.
Weekly prices from £992.00
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4 Bedroom Bed in Aberdovey (DY003)
Aberdyfi, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 4 Yes
Located on the waterside, this fantastic family-friendly property offers adventures right from your door with picturesque walking trails along the River Dyfi and into Aberdovey. Boasting modern interiors with Victorian features dotted throughout, the property seamlessly blends the old with the new to create a wonderful holiday home in North Wales. Step into the spacious living room and you’ll find two large sofas where you can sprawl out and watch a film, or simply sit and admire the far-reaching ocean views from the window seat. In the colder months of the year, you can make use of the coal-effect gas fire to create a cosy space for relaxation. Next door, the open-plan kitchen/diner is generously sized, with natural light flooding the room making for a lovely social area, be it whilst cooking a meal or sat indulging with your loved ones. Cool, neutral colour palettes have been used throughout the property encouraging guests to switch off and truly enjoy their time away. On the first floor, there is a tasteful twin bedroom, perfect for children, as well as a contemporary bathroom. Up another set of stairs on the second floor are a further two rooms, one furnished with twin beds and the other a delightful king-size frame. Tucked away in the attic is the fourth and final bedroom with beamed ceilings, beautiful skylights and an en-suite shower room. Outside is a small but perfectly formed courtyard with plenty of space to lock away your outdoor equipment ahead of your holiday outings as well as a front terrace with seaside scenery. Aberdovey itself lies just half a mile away where you’ll find a whole host of entertainment. You can make it to the beach to try your hand at a number of watersports such as paddleboarding, or to get competitive with a sandcastle-building competition between your friends and family. Avid golfers may wish to visit the championship links golf course in the village which not only offers a challenge, but impressive coastal scenery at every hole.
Weekly prices from £897.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Pennal (DY009)
Machynlleth, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 2 Yes
Situated on the southern edge of Snowdonia National Park, this traditional farmhouse with wooden beamed ceilings and antique furnishings offers the perfect escape for a larger family or group of friends seeking a tranquil countryside getaway. Take your four-legged friends to sniff out the nearby hiking trails around the mountains, lakes and woodland surrounding the farmland. Step inside and walk across the stone flooring in the bright and homely kitchen with wooden worktops on the ‘L’-shaped fitted unit. Cook a feast in the electric range oven and enjoy breakfast at the wooden dining table. For a more formal sit-down meal, gather in the dining room with cheerful yellow walls, a Welsh dresser and another wooden table. Continue into the cosy lounge with tones of grey and brown, where you can snuggle on the plump ‘L’-shaped sofa in front of the wood burner, which sits inside a large inglenook fireplace. Also on the ground floor is a family bathroom plus a convenient utility room with table football and an electronic dartboard. Upstairs, you’ll find a shower room, two double bedrooms, a bunk bedroom plus a twin. Dine alfresco in the enclosed garden with a chiminea, BBQ and furniture. Explore the surrounding farmland filled with sheep, cattle and wildlife. Head south and stroll along the River Dyfi (1 mile) and meet the birds of prey at the Dyfi Osprey Project (9 miles). Set tails wagging on a trip to the RSPB Ynts-hir (9 miles), which is filled with Welsh Oak Woodland and salt marshes. Spend a day beside the sea at Tywyn Beach (11.5 miles) or discover the Dolgoch Waterfall (15.5 miles). If you’re feeling adventurous, brave the heights of the Cadair Idris mountains (13 miles) before indulging in the local cuisine in the bustling market town of Machynlleth (9 miles).
Weekly prices from £902.00
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4 Bedroom Bed in Aberdovey (DY038)
Aberdyfi, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 2 Yes
Offering stunning views over the River Dyfi as it flows towards Cardigan Bay, this spacious waterside property makes a fantastic holiday retreat for larger families and groups of friends discovering a picturesque corner of North Wales. With ample space for up to eight guests, the four-storey townhouse lies close to a secluded pebble beach on the outskirts of Aberdovey, with the main sandy beach a short stroll away. Ideally situated for climbers, hikers, walkers and nature lovers exploring Snowdonia, this cheery residence features two cosy lounges and four relaxing bedrooms. Four steps lead up into the property where you will find a spacious lounge/diner with lovely views from the bay window. The inviting lounge is a great space for getting together and unwinding after enjoying a great meal in the handsome dining area. The ground floor also has a fully equipped kitchen perfect for rustling up family feasts. Upstairs, the first floor offers a second lounge: a cosy space with a magnificent outlook, perfect for snuggling up with a good book or movie. The first bedroom is also on this floor: a relaxing twin. On the second floor you will find a bathroom and two bedrooms: a twin and a double overlooking the water. Steep, cottage-style stairs lead up to the third floor and into the final bedroom: an atmospheric double with sloped ceilings and timber beams, including a raised beam along the floor. Outside, there’s a small, unenclosed back yard. Crossing the road, the narrow beach offers a charming spot for paddling and sunbathing. Aberdovey has some fantastic pubs and restaurants, with a wonderful sandy beach stretching north along the coast to Tywyn (4 miles). This is a great base for water sports, boat trips and coastal walks, or for heading inland to explore the majestic Snowdonia National Park.
Weekly prices from £824.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (86248)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
8 4 2 Yes
A spacious stone house in the heart of the Lake District with wonderful views, this is a splendid holiday base for families or friends. The traditional Lakeland property, sleeping eight, is in the pretty village of Rosthwaite, overlooking the Borrowdale Valley. The fells and wonderful walks are at your door and beautiful Derwentwater is less than 4 miles away. Your entrance to this characterful house is through the pretty, country-style kitchen. Next door is the large lounge, with magnificent countryside and mountain views. This welcoming space has original ceiling beams, ample comfortable seating, and a wood burner where you can toast your toes on chilly nights. French doors lead to a dining annexe, where families or friends can enjoy a meal together against the scenic backdrop. A small room with table football and board games is ideal for nights in. Upstairs are four attractively furnished bedrooms, all looking out to the fells. Outside is a secluded patio, with the same glorious view. There is also a garden and lawn, shared with neighbouring holiday homes. Rosthwaite boasts a restaurant and farm shop selling tasty Lakeland produce, along with a tearoom. The lovely market town of Keswick (6.5 miles), known as Queen of the Lakes, has a wealth of attractions, including Kong Adventure Centre, with indoor and outdoor activities for all ages. Hope Park has beautiful gardens, a cafe, and a games area where you can have fun with crazy golf and steering remote-controlled boats on a miniature Derwentwater. Explore the real thing on a 50-minute boat trip with a hop-on-and-off service at eight jetties around the lake. From Keswick, visit Castlerigg Stone Circle (1.5 miles), one of Britain’s most striking prehistoric monuments.
Weekly prices from £843.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (86250)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
8 4 2 Yes
This charming period house is full of character and boasts wonderful views over Helvellyn and the Derwent Fells. It is an ideal base for a gathering of families or friends. Once the home of the poet W. H. Auden, the spacious property sleeps eight guests and has a beautiful, mature garden. There are fell walks from the front door and the pretty village of Threlkeld is within a mile, while the bustling market town of Keswick is 5 miles away. Exposed original beams throughout, fabulous views from most of the main rooms and two staircases are hallmarks of this delightful holiday home. On the ground floor are three rooms, all with wood burners. They comprise a cosy snug with seating, a dining room/conservatory, and a spacious lounge. This comfortably furnished room has a walk-in bay window, where you can sit and enjoy the panoramic vista. The handmade kitchen is well-equipped for whipping up culinary feasts and features original Honister slate flooring. Upstairs are four bedrooms: a king-size, two doubles with fell views, and a pretty twin. Outside, the large, enclosed garden has extensive lawns, mature trees and a patio with seating from where you can gaze at the breathtaking landscape. Keen walkers will enjoy the 6-mile path from Threlkeld to Keswick along the old railway line. Stock up with a drink and homemade cake from Threlkeld Coffee Shop before embarking on the trail, which weaves its way over the River Greta on some of the original Victorian railway bridges. Lively Keswick’s many attractions include Theatre by the Lake, the Pencil Museum, and Kong Adventure Centre, with indoor and outdoor fun activities for all ages. Just outside the town is the impressive Castlerigg Stone Circle, one of Britain’s most striking prehistoric monuments.
Weekly prices from £1,039.00