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Newton Abbot, Devon
2 1 1 Yes
A ground-floor cottage set in a stunning rural location just 3 miles from Bovey Tracey, one of the many characterful market towns found across Dartmoor National Park. The perfect base for a couple seeking to explore South Devon during a romantic getaway, the cottage features an open-plan living area, a small private terrace and access to shared facilities including large gardens and an outdoor kitchen. The dog-friendly cottage, one of three that make up the main farmhouse, nestles within the grounds of a farm, itself set in a wooded valley on the outskirts of Hennock. Its rooms are beautifully lit by natural light and possess a contemporary, rustic charm thanks to high-quality soft furnishings that have been laid out across hard flooring. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner has a soothing colour palette and features comfortable sofas, high ceilings and a bay area with seating and garden views. It is only a few steps to a resplendent king-size bedroom with a stunning feature wall and eye-catching stained glass windows. A large bathroom stands nearby. The private terrace at the front of the cottage comes with seating and enjoys absorbing views. Guests have access to shared facilities including the large gardens, an outdoor kitchen and a games barn with a home cinema, pool, table tennis, darts and more. Onsite pottery and alpaca experiences can be booked directly with the owners. The forest surrounding the cottage is a haven for wildlife and has paths ripe for exploration. Hennock (within 200 metres) is handy for a swift pint, while the market town of Bovey Tracey (3 miles) is home to an array of shops, cafes and eateries, as well as the dog-friendly Parke Estate. Dartmoor National Park is blessed with endless wooded valleys, moorland and lakes, while bustling villages and market towns including Teignmouth and Shaldon line the South Devon coast (11 miles).
Weekly prices from £387.00
Aberfeldy, Perthshire, Angus and Fife
2 1 2 Yes
Situated in the delightful town of Aberfeldy on the banks of the River Tay, this cosy cottage for two offers a romantic getaway in the stunning Scottish countryside. A lovingly-converted barn hidden away at the bottom of the grounds of the owner’s house, this charming cottage feels spacious, with its original features adding character throughout. With Perthshire’s largest loch, Loch Tay, and Scotland’s longest glen, Glen Lyon, both nearby, exhilarating activities that allow you to immerse yourselves in the majestic landscape are never far away. Whether it’s outdoor pursuits, such as walking, cycling, climbing, canoeing, angling or sailing (to name a few), culture or wildlife watching that interests you, this property is well-located for them all. On the ground floor, the open-plan living area has the cosy lounge at one end and the kitchen/diner at the other, with a tiled floor throughout. The lounge has a TV/DVD as well as a handy CD player, so at the end of a busy day, you can sink into the comfy sofas and watch, listen or read something to relax. The well-equipped kitchen is contemporary with everything you’ll need. There is a utility room and shower room on the ground floor. The staircase leads up to the well-presented king-size bedroom with a Juliet balcony looking out over the gardens. There is also an en-suite bathroom. Outside, guests are invited to wander around the main house’s garden, but guests can also enjoy the privacy of their own pretty patio area. It is the perfect place for a morning coffee or evening dram of whisky.
Weekly prices from £616.00
Kingsbridge, Devon
2 1 1 Yes
Located within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and surrounded by 90 acres of stunning, organic land, this characterful barn conversion offers the perfect couples retreat. Promising peace and tranquillity, this hideaway is a lovely place to enjoy a slower pace of life and really embrace the countryside. Enjoy long walks around lush fields before returning to enjoy a glass of wine in the enclosed garden or a pleasant evening on the sofa. This delightful barn conversion is spacious yet cosy, with plenty of room for two. The open-plan living area is warm and welcoming, with stunning exposed beams and patio doors, providing garden views from the dining table – ideal for a romantic meal. A set of stairs lead you up to a fantastic super-king bedroom, full of character with more exposed beams, it’s great for resting weary legs after exploring the countryside. The outdoor area is a large, enclosed garden with a generous lawn and garden furniture. Soak up the sun and enjoy the serenity of this countryside escape. With the beach just 1 mile from the front door, enjoy a stroll along the sand and paddle in the sea. Take a break from cooking and visit the village pub, 0.5 miles from the property. The city of Plymouth can be found 14 miles away – visit the stylish Barbican area for some evening entertainment and a vast choice of bars and eateries. For keen walkers, Dartmoor National Park is located 7 miles from the barn and has a mix of scenic strolls and some more challenging hikes and climbs.
Weekly prices from £438.00
Boscastle, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
Set just inland from the picturesque Cornish coastline, this bijou barn conversion cottage lies in a part of the county steeped in history, mysticism, and folklore – a characterful romantic retreat for two. The historic harbour town of Boscastle is just 2.5 miles away and is easily accessible by car or on foot via the South West Coast path which can be joined within 0.5 miles of the propertys front door. One-of-two cottages at this tranquil farmland location, Little Pennycrocker is an attractive blend of traditional and contemporary styles. The beamed ceiling and areas of exposed stonework in the open-plan living space lend a charmingly authentic country atmosphere to the cottage, whereas details such as the sleek and spacious shower room and the cosy wood burner-effect fire have been added to ensure that guests do not have to forego any creature comforts. Compared to the bustling seaside resort of Bude, 12 miles to the north of this property, and the fashionable foodie centre of Padstow 27 miles to the south, the area surrounding this property has a raw and rugged feel to it which is immediately pleasing to visitors who have a taste for dramatic scenery and chequered histories. Head along the coast to Boscastle with its Museum of Witchcraft and on to the ruins of Tintagel Castle, 10 miles away, where visitors can explore the atmospheric castle and the mysterious Merlins Cave.
Weekly prices from £396.00
Bodmin, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
This open-plan retreat cottage stands in rural beauty on a large farm estate in Lanlivery. From here, a wide choice of South Cornwalls day trip destinations await you. Its ideal for a couples break or as extra accommodation for families booking the other cottage property here. For some quiet contemplation you have access to fishing on the idyllic lake. The kitchen/dining/living room features exposed stonework, large windows to let the sun stream in, a wood floor and a comfy leather sofa for evenings curled up with TV and wood burner. Overall, its a bright and cheerful space ideal for two. Outside you can linger over breakfast on the enclosed patio garden, before heading out for a stroll on the farm or by the pond, which is a wildlife haven. Youre placed just 2 miles from the Luxulyan Valley, rich in early industrial remains, as well as 7 miles from Charlestown Harbour, with tall ships, smaller traditional sailing craft and the Shipwreck Museum – both World Heritage Sites. Water activities abound at bustling Fowey, 8 miles away, and further up Fowey River at Lerryn within 6 miles. Locally, a path across two fields brings you to a charming village pub in Lanlivery, or for an extra-special evening, Lostwithiel just 3 miles away has a choice of fine dining.
Weekly prices from £366.00
Appledore, Devon
2 1 1 Yes
Tucked away amongst the narrow colourful streets of the pretty fishing village of Appledore, you will find the charming former fisherman’s cottage of Master Mariner. With sea views and a homely welcoming feel, this traditional abode is the perfect place for a romantic escape by the sea and an ideal base from which to explore the delights of the North Devon coast. Start the day with some toasted croissants and a freshly brewed coffee in the upstairs snug which offers wonderful views overlooking the estuary and out to sea. Both this cosy room and the bedroom are reached via a steep set of open-tread stairs. The ground floor is home to a lounge and dining area whose characterful exposed beams and wood burning stove give a rustic background to the room’s contemporary colour scheme. Step outside the front door and walk the quarter-mile down to the beach at low tide. Take the car down to the quayside where you can browse amongst the little shops, have a drink in one of the friendly pubs or even hop aboard the ferry to Instow. The promenade forms part of the South West Coast Path which also runs alongside Northam Burrows Country Park 3 miles away at Westwood Ho! Day trips out include The BIG Sheep, 5 miles away at Abbotsham, and the gorgeous seaside town of Ilfracombe, 23 miles away.
Weekly prices from £352.00
Penzance, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
At the heart of one of Cornwalls most picturesque villages lies Marys Loft, an adorable cottage which makes for a perfect romantic retreat. The cosy three-storey property is located on a quiet street in Mousehole, one of Cornwalls most historic fishing villages, maintaining incomparable character, charm and beauty, dating back to 1266. Open the bedroom curtains to sights of the sea, then step out of the front door to the soft sounds of a working fishing port, salty air fresh on your face. The nautical-themed interior mirrors this, with understated wooden furniture and an aquatic colour scheme alluding to your seafaring setting. Enjoy cooking and dining in the spacious kitchen, or relaxing in the airy lounge, before venturing out into your serene surroundings. Return home to drift off under crisp sheets and rustic exposed ceiling beams. Youre never far from one of Cornwalls most beautiful beaches, with Sennen Cove, Porthcurno and Porthminster all within a 12-mile drive. The South West Coast Path is on your doorstep too, the tracks of which can take you across fields and woodland, as well as offering beautiful sea views. The village itself has a good range of pubs, restaurants, galleries and local craft shops for you to explore, while the gorgeous harbour (famed for its outstanding Christmas lights display), offers sweeping views across Mounts Bay to St Michaels Mount.
Weekly prices from £490.00
Bideford, Devon
2 1 1 Yes
If location is what you’re looking for, this property couldn’t be any more central to the fantastic seaside resort of Westward Ho!. This contemporary ground-floor apartment overlooks the famous pebble and sand beach and is located directly across from the beach entrance and steps. It’s just 100 metres away from the village’s most prominent cafes and restaurants, while you’ll also find an array of amusements including an arcade and some summer attractions such as mini-golf. Return to this home-from-home to cuddle up on the sofa and watch the waves crash through windows. On entering the property, you’ll be met with an open-plan setting and full-length windows, which flood the room with natural light and brilliant sea views. The decor is cosy and welcoming, perfect for warming you up after a stroll along the breezy beachfront. The property boasts a light and airy double bedroom that’s sure to be a welcome sight after a long day’s exploring. If you’re not sinking into the sofa in front of the TV or enjoying a meal-for-two at the dining table, the apartment has a private patio area located at the front, offering front row seats to the ocean and beach. If you love water sports, Westward Ho’s 2-mile long beach allows for sea fun and games. If you’re looking to head a little bit further afield, the Royal North Devon Golf Club is 1 mile away while walking hotspot Northam Burrows Country Park is 2 miles away. Attraction-wise, this property is close to two renowned adventure parks in North Devon: The BIG Sheep and The Milky Way Adventure Park which are 2.5 and 10 miles away, respectively.
Weekly prices from £353.00
Barnstaple, Devon
2 1 1 Yes
Looking for a getaway for two in the scenic and serene Devon countryside? This cottage is the perfect place for you. Sleeping two, this wonderful barn conversion has a private hot tub, cosy lounge area and king-size bedroom - making it ideal for a couples’ retreat. A spiral staircase and snug area give the property a perfect mixture of classic and contemporary, while it’s well-placed to explore some of North Devon’s best features, including its beaches, coastal attractions and towns. Situated in a tranquil North Devon hamlet, this barn conversion is perfect for guests who want to escape their busy daily lives. Soak in the private hot tub, housed on an enclosed patio, before heading inside to the open-plan living space. Here, a relaxing, spacious lounge complete with recliner sofas and a wood burner is separated from the kitchen/diner by a stylish open-tread spiral staircase. Upstairs, a cutesy galleried bedroom with king-size bed and dressing table await, along with a cosy snug area for nights in. It’s one of two barn conversions which sit across from each other on a courtyard, which can be booked with its sister property to accommodate six guests. Regretfully the property doesnt accept children under 12. Although you’ll be ‘out in the sticks’, as they say in Devon, you’ll still be within close proximity to some of the region’s top days out. The lively town of Barnstaple is home to an array of fantastic restaurants and shops and only 7 miles away, while there’s an excellent range of sandy beaches along the nearby coast. The pretty village beach of Instow is 7 miles away, while the quintessential British seaside resort of Westward Ho! and its Blue Flag award-winning beach is 11 miles from the property.
Weekly prices from £594.00