13856 results found
Wareham, Dorset and Somerset
9 5 3 Yes
Make the most of a magical stay at this exquisite period home in picturesque West Lulworth on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset. Once an inn, reputed to have served George III, the spacious 400-year-old property still retains some original features. Sleeping up to nine guests across the main house and annexe, the five-bedroom home is just 0.5 miles from famous Lulworth Cove and the natural landmark of Stair Hole. Take two canine companions with you if you wish, to accompany you on walks along the spectacular Jurassic Coast and to splash on sandy beaches. Enter the main house to find rooms with exposed timbers and Purbeck stone floors. Step down from the hall into the lounge, to unwind together after days out in your beautiful surroundings: switch on the Smart TV/DVD, light the wood burner and settle down to a good film. Choose to head into the snug instead, where there is another TV. This room has unusual curved walls and an interesting inglenook fireplace. Find the property’s airy kitchen, with its washing machine, quarry tiled floor and door on to the courtyard, offers ample space for you and your group to prepare home-cooked meals. Enjoy meals together around the table in the dining room, which is two steps up from the kitchen. Head upstairs in the main house to discover three of your bedrooms, all with some restricted head height. Find a shower room, with WC, up here too plus a family bathroom, with bath, hand-held shower and WC. The annexe accommodation is accessed via a door from the dining room. Find a breakfast/utility room in here, with a fridge, freezer and dryer and breakfast table, as well as a bathroom, with a WC and a shower over the bath. Up on the first floor of the annexe are two more bedrooms, again with reduced height. Enjoy supper or a BBQ out on the courtyard terrace on warm evenings as you take in the views and watch the children playing on the grass. Find off-road parking at the property for two cars.
Weekly prices from £1,244.00
Tighnabruaich, Argyll & The Isles
9 5 5 Yes
Retreat with your family and friends to this former laird’s house near Kilfinan, close to the famous sea loch of Loch Fyne. Enjoy the sweet seclusion of the property, which dates back to the 18th century and is set within 1,200 acres of a farm estate. Up to 11 guests are welcome to stay at the five-bedroom home that nestles in beautiful gardens and enjoys access to a tennis court and fishing along the River Auchalick. Enter the charming country home to find a bright, enticing interior, with both period characteristics and contemporary features. Enjoy the appeal of the flagstone flooring, sash windows, shutters, wood panelling and stone spiral staircase, as well as the games room and underfloor heating in the open-plan kitchen/diner. You’ll find this superb room offers great space for preparing mouth-watering meals for your party, as well as dining together at the long table. Enjoy the bright ambience created by the glass-roofed section of the space, where a seating area makes a perfect place to settle down with your holiday book. Enjoy opening the door onto the stone patio and garden from here in the summer months. Choose to read or watch TV in either the elegant lounge or the library. Find a cloakroom with WC, laundry room and larder also on the ground floor, plus a drying cupboard and inner hall with generous space for boots and coats. Head up to the light and airy first floor, where there are four comfortable bedrooms. Two of these have en-suite bathrooms, two others have en-suite shower rooms and there is also a family shower room. Climb up to the second-floor level to find your final bedroom, together with a games room, with small billiards table and TV, which teenagers will adore. Enjoy watching the children in your group have the freedom to run around outside on the great expanses of grass in your garden. Serve lunch or supper out in the fresh air and light the BBQ on warm evenings.
Weekly prices from £1,338.00
Bridport, Dorset and Somerset
9 4 2 Yes
Close to two Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Devon/Dorset border, a trip to Monkton Wyld is perfect for family reunions and guests of all ages. Fill your days with trips to the beach, visits to the local aquarium and walks along the South West Coast Path before letting little ones bounce the night away on the trampoline and snuggling up by the wood burner. With a gorgeous orchard and a BBQ for al fresco evenings, the outdoor space is just as beautiful as the interior. Bursting with charm, this gorgeous farmhouse is full of tranquil tones and cosy comforts. Fire up the wood burner to transform the lounge into a relaxed space worthy of film nights, games nights and quiet evenings catching up. Perfect for meals together, the dining room has room for everyone to take a seat and has a pair of bookcases filled with videos, board games and books for you to enjoy post-dinner. Outside, younger guests will love the treehouse and grown-ups can take a stroll around the pretty orchard and the terraced gardens before firing up the BBQ. Drift off in one of four bedrooms which are dotted around the house; please take care of internal steps between rooms. Please note: Stag or Hen parties are not permitted at this property. Enjoy a day of golden sands, glittering seas and gorgeous views on the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. With something for everyone, the bustling seaside town of Lyme Regis (5 miles) boasts a historic Cobb harbour, dog-friendly beaches, an aquarium and places to whet your appetite. The South West Coast Path is perfect for waterside walks and if you fancy a hike, make the 7.5-mile trip from Lyme Regis into Devon and visit Seaton Beach.
Weekly prices from £993.00
Sidmouth, Devon
9 4 3 Yes
With ample space inside and outside to relax together, this property is perfect for family reunions and group holidays alike. Sleeping nine in four bedrooms, make sure all the family comes along as two dogs are welcome also! With something to suit everyone, beach lovers can potter the half-mile for an early morning swim at Sidmouth Town Beach, urbanites can explore the array of cafes, restaurants, pubs and shops, whilst thrill-seekers can find a variety of activities at the Devon Activity Centre. With the best of both worlds on the doorstep, spend the day exploring separately before regrouping to relax at this delightful detached house. Combining comfort and style throughout, the calming palette of blues and beige reflect this property’s seaside location. Spacious yet cosy when required, careful consideration has been given to create a holiday home that can cater for large numbers. With the reception rooms consisting of two living rooms, a dining room and a separate kitchen, this property has ample space for groups to holiday together in comfort. The extra space in the large hallway, the utility cupboard in the kitchen and the garden summerhouse are invaluable for lots of pairs of sandy shoes, wetsuits and towels after a day at the beach. Gather for a sociable meal in the dining room before settling to watch a film in the living room in front of the wood burner-effect electric fire. Upstairs find soothing greys and blues with flashes of pattern in the soft furnishings. The two super-king-size bedrooms can be made into two twin rooms, adaptable for many different party make-ups, whilst the king-size bedroom has a set of bunks making it the perfect family room. With one en-suite, a family bathroom and a further separate ground-floor WC there will be no queueing! Venturing outside, relax in the enclosed garden and indulge in al fresco dining morning, noon and night. Store outdoor equipment in the summer house, and there is off-road parking for three cars at the front of the property. EV charger available for £50 per week - payment direct to owner
Weekly prices from £1,099.00
St. Leonards-on-sea, South of England
9 5 3 Yes
Flooded with sunlight, this elegant and spacious coastal property is ideal for family reunions, group holidays and celebratory occasions, sleeping nine guests in five bedrooms. Boasting two living rooms, a large Victorian hallway and a light and airy kitchen/diner, there is ample space to host large parties together in comfort and style, with space for everyone to find a little seclusion when required. Enjoy the best of both worlds, with the bustling town of Hastings and all its amenities for the urbanites, whilst the beautiful coastal paths and beaches on the doorstep will delight young and old alike. Understated in its simplicity, the neutral palette of soft beiges and creams is complemented with splashes of considered colours, with deep greens and blues sitting in harmonious contrast with the white walls. Nautical in theme, this beautiful house perfectly reflects its seaside location. The first light and spacious living room is beautifully decorated offering plenty of seating for everyone to enjoy a film, whilst the second living room has a large bay window, the perfect space for after-dinner board games or chatting with a glass of wine on either of the two sofas, one of which is a sofa bed. The open-plan kitchen/diner, with the breakfast bar a sociable place to chat whilst dinner is prepared, leads out into the fully enclosed garden; in warm weather, throw open the door and enjoy sociable meals at the large dining table. On the first and second floor, the bedrooms are soothing in pastel tones, punctuated with vintage touches and striking textiles. The two super-king-size bedrooms can be made into two twin rooms, adaptable for any party make-up – and, with each floor having a bathroom, there is no need to queue. Outside, there are steps leading from the patio doors up to the enclosed terraced garden with a patio table and chairs, and a BBQ for al fresco dining. Private parking is available for one car and there is unrestricted roadside parking close by, subject to availability.
Weekly prices from £1,269.00
Aberystwyth, Mid Wales
9 5 3 Yes
Make wonderful holiday memories in a fine period farmhouse with breathtaking views across unspoiled countryside. The spacious property sleeps nine guests, plus two pets, and the large garden houses a luxurious hot tub. This welcoming home is perfect for a get-together of families or friends planning to explore the beautiful landscape of West Wales. The vibrant university and seaside town of Aberystwyth is within 5 miles and there is a shop, pub and beach at nearby Llanrhystud (3 miles), along with a fun farm park. Comfortably furnished, with some vintage items and original beams, the farmhouse is full of character. Light the wood burner and sink into cosy seating in the lounge and catch up over meals in the formal dining room. Relax in the bright conservatory and enjoy home cooking in the colourful country-style kitchen with a handy utility, through which the wet room is accessed. Upstairs are a family bathroom and four bedrooms across two floors. All with lovely views, they comprise a king-size, a super-king-size which can be made up as a twin, a double and a single. A separate staircase leads to another king-size bedroom, plus an en-suite. Outside, drink in the far-reaching vista from a large patio with a hot tub, garden furniture and BBQ. Enjoy a stroll along Aberystwyth’s splendid Victorian promenade, picnic on the sandy beach and take a ride on the cliff railway. Browse shops, museums and galleries, then climb aboard the delightful Vale of Rheidol Railway for a magical, 12-mile steam train excursion. Your journey from Aberystwyth runs through glorious scenery past vintage stations and ends at the beauty spot of Devil’s Bridge, with its famous waterfalls. Feeding lambs, handling pets, a play barn and crazy golf are among the attractions at Fantasy Farm Park, a family-run working farm at Llanrhystud.
Weekly prices from £1,109.00
Lydney, Heart of England
9 4 3 Yes
Peacefully tucked away in the Forest of Dean, this exquisite and unique property is a showstopping stay for any group of nine guests. With a gorgeous mature garden, lots of social spaces and walking routes from the front door, you can recharge and return to nature with a holiday here. Bring your party to this converted former cowshed and kick off your muddy boots in the porch. Venture into the kitchen to flick the kettle on, and while youre there, admire this original bullpen, with its exposed wooden beams, breakfast table, and all the equipment needed to comfortably cater for guests. Carry your cuppa through to the lounge, where you can unwind on the cosy sofas before the warm and welcoming open fire. Its also a fabulously intriguing space for film nights and catching up with your loved ones. The cottage is surrounded by manicured gardens and ample seating for dining, stargazing, and enjoying a BBQ. You could even reinvigorate your muscles with a long soak in the bubbling hot tub. Upstairs, four individually designed bedrooms bring solace on tiring days, including a double room with an en-suite shower room, two super-king-size bedrooms that can be converted into twins on request, and a family bedroom with a double and single bed. A family bathroom and well-equipped shower room serve the bedrooms. Theres even a games room, tennis court and table tennis table, so guests are always fully entertained, whatever the weather brings! When youre not savouring all that this eclectic property has to offer, enjoy leisurely walks into the village of Bream, pop into the pub for a meal, or grab a coffee at the coffee shop. Thrill seekers will be itching to get out on their bikes and trial the down-hill routes near the cottage, while the seasoned foodies can find delicious goodies at the annual Forest Showcase Festival within 6 miles.
Weekly prices from £1,372.00
Llanrwst, Snowdonia and North Wales
9 4 3 Yes
This historic farmhouse is a rural retreat for the whole family set on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. A Grade II property maintained with so many characterful original features, you’re sure to feel immersed in the beautiful scenery of North Wales throughout your stay here. Enjoy hikes and bike rides aplenty in the surrounding area or bring your canoe to get to know the fabulous waterways including the River Conwy. This impressive property accommodates up to nine guests, complete with a sprawling farmhouse dining table where the whole group can get together and raise a glass to family experiences. It’s also dog-friendly with a large garden that’s secure for ball games. Low-hanging beams and exposed stonework come together to bring charm to this ancient building. Find sociable spaces including the traditional kitchen, the lounge/diner and the sunroom on the ground floor, perfect for relaxing when the weather doesn’t lend itself to evenings outside. Outside find a patio with furniture and a BBQ, along with the luxury touch of a hot tub for soaking beneath the stars. Moving back inside, all of the sleeping and washing facilities are laid out over two floors, with a double bedroom and wet room downstairs and three more bedrooms up one flight of stairs. Whilst enjoying a rural location with walks all around, the property is just 2.5 miles from the village of Betws-y-Coed with local pubs, independent shops and a thrilling zip-lining centre on its outskirts. For further excursions explore the Gwydir Forest Park (5 miles), an area filled with lakes, mountains, old miner’s paths and cycle trails that outdoor adventure-seeking guests will jump at the chance to explore. There’s also Glyder Fawr within easy reach (15 miles), offering circular routes and summit walks for hikers of varying abilities.
Weekly prices from £1,349.00
Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northumbria
9 5 2 Yes
Sleeping nine people across five bedrooms, and with a variety of sleeping arrangements to suit a multi-generational stay, family and friends of all ages can get away from the hustle and bustle and spend quality time together. The cottage has spacious living areas, and the benefit of two lounges giving your family the option to spread out as you wish. You’ll also find extra storage in the handy utility, with plenty of cupboards and a long worktop, so you’ll never feel like you’re struggling for space. The local shop (0.5 miles) will keep you stocked with essentials like bread and milk, or book a table at the restaurant down the road (1 mile) for a sit-down meal to celebrate bringing everyone together. Throughout the living areas, the property has been decorated in a warm natural colour palette to reflect the countryside, and homely details and ornaments give the cottage a warm and welcoming feel. Take charge in the cheerful kitchen/diner, cooking up a storm with a few helping hands, as the remainder of the group sits round the table, and you all pitch in to discuss the days ahead. When you’ve finished eating, have someone else load the dishwasher and move through to the lounge for a soft seat. Two lounges offer the group wonderful flexibility in terms of the evening. People can read in peace while others watch TV, or for groups with children and teenagers, they’ll appreciate having their own space to relax in. The main lounge boasts an open fire inside a rustic stone fireplace, perfect for warming your feet in front of a film. Meanwhile, light the wood burner in the cosy second lounge, and chat and share stories as the night draws in. When you’re ready, climb the stairs to bed. In the morning, carry your cup of tea outside to the enclosed garden, accessed via the kitchen/diner.
Weekly prices from £961.00