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Appin, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
2 1 1 Yes
This delightful ground floor apartment in the heart of the Scottish West Highlands is set against a breathtaking backdrop that includes majestic mountains, rivers and lochs, making it a great location for a romantic getaway. Despite the property’s peaceful location, it is situated within a mile of the small villages of Duror and Kentallen, so the village shop is not far away. Whatever the season, there is a vast range of outdoor activities on offer, from golf and cycling in the summer to skiing and hiking in the winter, plus many more. Keen mountaineers will be pleased to know that Ben Nevis, the UK’s highest peak, is only 27 miles away and for Munro-baggers, Ben Sgulaird is only 17 miles away. This property is also close to the popular and picturesque towns of Glencoe (10 miles), Fort William (19.5 miles) and Oban (25 miles) which are all set amongst some of Britain’s most spectacular scenery. One of three self-contained properties in this 19th Century house, this apartment is located on the ground floor. This well-presented apartment has an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, but they are separated by archways, creating a sense of space. The lounge has impressive views from the large windows, but of an evening, you can pull the curtains and sink into the comfortable sofas. The dining area has ample seating for two guests and the modern kitchen is well-equipped. Moving into the king-size bedroom (can be made up as two twins on request), you will find yet more views of the delightful countryside, whilst the modern, white bathroom completes the accommodation. Outside, there is dining furniture in the extensive grounds, which you share with guests in the other properties, so that you can sit and soak up the tranquillity and views of the surrounding countryside. You are also welcome to wander around and enjoy the beautiful garden.
Weekly prices from £524.00
Maryport, The Lake District and Cumbria
2 1 1 Yes
Enjoy a peaceful getaway in this cosy cottage for two, in the coastal village of Allonby. Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you’ll have easy access to a gorgeous beach and dramatic coastal paths. Heading inland, you’ll soon reach the Lake District National Park, with Bassenthwaite Lake and Skiddaw within 20 miles of the property. The romantic retreat has a cosy lounge with a wood burner effect gas fire to relax in front of after a long walk, as well as an enclosed garden with far-reaching countryside views that’s ideal for four-legged guests. The traditional cottage offers a home-away-from-home stay, with exposed woodwork and neutral decor. The welcoming lounge has a feature exposed beam running across the ceiling and an ornamental stone fireplace housing the wood burner effect gas fire. Snuggle up on the plump sofa together, to share a bottle of wine and watch a film on the TV/DVD. The double bedroom boasts delightful rural views and has an additional single bed if required. Outside, dine at the outdoor table and chairs and take in your peaceful surroundings, admiring the views across the open fields to the fells beyond. Allonby has a long sand and shingle beach, backed by sand dunes. Enjoy wild walks along the shore or join the Cumbria Coastal Way which leads to the Scottish border. This stretch of coast is treated to some truly breathtaking sunsets, so be sure to head down to the beach with a camera to capture some memorable moments in the golden hour. The majestic lake of Bassenthwaite makes a lovely day out. Wander along its western shores, admiring the spectacular reflections, before climbing Skiddaw to take in the panoramic views. Finish your day with a trip to The Lakes Distillery to sample the artisan whiskies, gins, and vodkas.
Weekly prices from £466.00
Maryport, The Lake District and Cumbria
2 1 1 Yes
Situated on a working farm just a mile from a beautiful Cumbria beach, this delightful couple’s retreat makes a wonderfully secluded getaway. Offering warm, cosy and relaxing holiday accommodation for two, this delightful barn conversion is one of three properties on-site which have glorious views and make a great base for walkers and cyclists. Full of character, the cottage is surrounded by open fields and is ideal for exploring the Lake District and the Solway Coast. Entering the cottage, the spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner provides a charming living space for you to unwind in. Featuring exposed beams in a high vaulted ceiling, as well as a TV, DVD and plenty of seating, the cosy lounge is a perfect space to settle back, watch a movie or catch up with a good book. You can share a romantic meal for two around the central dining table, and the fully equipped kitchen is perfect for cooking a range of dishes. Exploring further, the light and tastefully decorated bedroom features a double bed with an additional single bed, plenty of storage space and views of the countryside. The property also benefits from a stylish shower room complete with handrails. Outside, the private and enclosed patio looks over the farm fields and is a lovely spot to sit back with a morning coffee or a glass of wine in the evening and chat about the day. Allonby (1.5 miles) is a picturesque coastal village with a good choice of places to eat and drink, along with some wonderfully secluded sandy beaches. The harbour town of Maryport (5 miles) is home to the Lake District Coast Aquarium, the Wave Centre, Maryport Maritime Museum and Senhouse Roman Museum. Travelling inland you can explore Bassenthwaite Lake (16.5 miles) and the historic town of Cockermouth (10.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £473.00
Appledore, Devon
2 1 1 Yes
Set in the idyllic fishing village of Appledore, this charming top-floor apartment makes a lovely romantic hideaway for a couple seeking a quiet break in North Devon. Perfect for keen walkers following the South West Coast Path or the Tarka Trail, the apartment offers views towards the River Torridge and is within easy reach of the bustling quayside. This is a fantastic base for discovering spectacular countryside, golden sandy beaches, and quaint villages with plenty of pubs, shops and restaurants. Reaching this apartment, based at the top of the building, you will find the cheerful and inviting open-plan lounge/diner. The tastefully decorated lounge is an ideal space to unwind in at the end of a great day, with TV/DVD, a range of board games and books, and plenty of seating including a sofa bed (if guests require). The pretty dining area offers views across the Rivers Torridge and Taw and across to Instow and Crow Point. The light and welcoming kitchen is equipped with everything you may need and has an additional dining area for breakfast or a quick snack. Exploring the apartment further, theres a cosy double bedroom with a TV. You will also have access to a shared patio with seating. Appledore makes a lovely base for discovering North Devon, with the picturesque Victorian seaside resort of Westward Ho! (3 miles) and the sandy beach at Instow (5.5 miles) both nearby. The North Devon Maritime Museum is just a few metres away, and Northam Burrows Country Park is within 1.5 miles. From the popular market town of Bideford (3.5 miles), you can take a boat trip to the island of Lundy. You can also visit the historic fishing village of Clovelly (14 miles) or the bustling town of Great Torrington (10.5 miles), which is home to RHS Garden Rosemoor and Dartington Crystal.
Weekly prices from £328.00
Nethy Bridge, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
2 1 1 Yes
This charming country cottage tucked away in the garden of a traditional farmhouse in the magnificent Scottish Highlands is an ideal romantic retreat. Situated at the northern end of the UK’s largest national park, the Cairngorms, this property is in the ‘Forest Village’ of Nethy Bridge; so called because of its close proximity to the ancient Abernethy Forest, home to many rare and unusual varieties and species of flora and fauna. Guests also have a range of activities on offer to them, whatever the season; with walking and cycling on one of the many forest trails or around a nearby loch, winter sports in the mountains and golf at one of the area’s earliest 9-hole courses, to name but a few, you’ll be spoilt for choice. The delightful village of Aviemore, the outdoor centre of the Cairngorms, is only 11 miles away. Set amongst 2 acres of grounds on the edge of the forest, guests will love the tranquillity surrounding this quaint cottage. Stepping inside, the door from the garden leads straight into the open-plan living area, which is snug and cosy with a wood burner at its centre. The kitchen is amply equipped to allow you to cook a romantic meal for two. The king-size bedroom (can be made up as a twin on request) is well-presented with an en-suite bathroom. Four steps outside lead down to the utility room in the cellar which is ideal for wet weather gear. Outside, guests are invited to enjoy the grounds, including its BBQ, summer house and romantic seating area. There is also a seating area to the front of the cottage, where you can enjoy a morning cup of coffee or an evening dram of whisky.
Weekly prices from £438.00
Blandford Forum, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
Surrounded by the Dorset and Cranborne Chase Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, call this welcoming abode home and head out to explore with ease. Verdant views, open-plan living and lovely outdoor spaces invite those looking for a romantic retreat. Bring your four-legged third wheel along to join in the fun and have a ball together. Head up to the first floor where the inviting accommodation awaits and get settled in right away. Step into the lounge where you can spend time unwinding after long journeys or time in the great outdoors. A large sofa offers plenty of space for you to curl up and get cosy and to relax with a book or in front of the TV and the room is decorated in light tones to create a calm atmosphere. When it’s time for dinner and tasty treats, the kitchen has all you need to rustle together ingredients and has a table so you can enjoy formal dinners and date nights with a glass or two of bubbly. If the sun graces you with its presence, fire up the BBQ and enjoy an al fresco feast as you admire the far-reaching views and lap up some more fresh air. After exploring the day away you deserve a good night’s sleep. Stepping down from the lounge brings you to the bedrooms where you can melt into the covers and drift off for a peaceful sleep before waking up and freshening up in the shower room with WC. Hit the town and visit Poole or Bournemouth for a day of retail therapy and good food. Both towns lie within a 15.5-mile radius of your door so you can treat yourselves to a night off from the kitchen without travelling far. From Poole, enjoy time at Sandbanks beach where golden sands await and your dog is allowed all year round at designated sections. 5 miles from home, the quaint village of Blandford Forum is a great place to stock up on local produce and to browse the quirky streets.
Weekly prices from £460.00
Cirencester, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
Enjoying an excellent location within a quintessential English village with views across the rolling countryside. This beautifully finished hayloft set within the grounds of the owners home, a former village coaching inn. Just perfect for those wishing to explore the Cotswolds whilst staying in a charming and romantic Cotswold stone cottage with a woodburner. Quenington, one of the quieter villages situated within the Coln River Valley, is just perfect for lovers of the outdoors with a wealth of waymarked paths from the front door suitable for walkers, cyclists and horseback. The River Coln for fly fishing or exploring the river banks as it joins the River Thames in Lechlade. Also within easy reach to the many picturesque towns within the Cotswolds such as Burford, Bourton on the Water, Cirencester, Stow-on-the-Wold and Cheltenham which is famous for the races. For enthusiastic gardeners there is Batsford Arboretum and garden centre. With numerous National Trust homes to include Chedworth Roman Villas and Chastleton House. Step into your own piece of the Cotswolds in this lovely traditional stone cottage. Enter through the front door into the timeless, well equipped, shaker style country kitchen and dining area with plenty of space to prepare special meals for you and your loved one and enjoy lazy morning coffee and breakfast while you prepare for the day ahead. With electric oven and hobs cooking up your favourite meals is easy and with a dishwasher, microwave, fridge freezer and washing machine you will be set up for any eventuality. Step through into the comfy and cosy lounge with a wood burner to enjoy on those chilly evenings, as well as a TV and DVD to while away the evening with a glass of your favourite tipple and maybe your four legged friend snoozing in front of the fire. At the end of a fun filled day in the Cotswolds and an evening of relaxing, wind your way up the twisting staircase to the romantic double bedroom with ensuite which is complimented by original exposed beams and modern, stylish furnishings. The bathroom offers either a bath to soak away in as well as a convenient shower over the bath. There is a modest gravelled driveway with outside seating area and it should be noted that this is not enclosed. There is the village green a short walk away and plenty of paths nearby to take your favourite four legged friend.
Weekly prices from £670.00
Sturminster Newton, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
A beautiful home for a rural, romantic retreat, this quaint bolthole is a snug and welcoming abode. Filled with light, the open-plan living space is a lovely place to spend time with a loved one and offers a warm welcome when returning home from exploring. The magical Dorset coast and countryside are yours to adventure with a handful of National Trust properties close by, pretty villages to roam and the historic town of Sherborne with its castles and abbey an 11-mile journey from your door. Enter via your private access and arrive at your home from home to begin unpacking your bags and stocking the cupboards with goodies. The lounge/diner are open-plan, and the wood burner effect electric fire promises to keep the chill at bay. A tranquil space to spend time in, pop your feet up and indulge in good book or switch on the TV/DVD for a romantic film night. When it’s time to whet your appetite, the kitchen is compact but has all you need to cater for meals at the dining table. Make use of the ice compartment in the fridge and chill your glasses of bubbly before heading outside to the secluded garden to raise a toast and sit beneath the stars. After a tipple or two, head to bed in the lovely double bedroom where you can snuggle up under the covers for a peaceful sleep. Start your day with a relaxing soak in the tub before heading out to explore. Pack up a picnic and don your swimmers for a day by the coast and travel 30 miles to the beautiful beach at Swanage. From Swanage, hop on the 9-mile Purbeck Ridge Walk which winds its way past Old Harry Rocks and up to the quaint village of Corfe Castle. Here, the National Trust owned remains are well-worth a trip and you can travel between Swanage and Corfe Castle via train if you don’t fancy the hike.
Weekly prices from £406.00
Carlyon Bay, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
Set in an exclusive development in the much sought-after area of Carlyon Bay, this stylish, attractive and cosy penthouse apartment makes a fantastic romantic retreat for two. Situated just yards from a beautiful beach, and with many fine restaurants, pubs and cafes nearby, the property makes a lovely base for couples looking to explore the stunning southern coast of Cornwall. The apartment offers delightful accommodation for guests looking to enjoy exploring pretty towns, villages and harbours including Charlestown, St Austell, Fowey and Truro. Set on the top floor, this beautiful apartment can be accessed via a lift or by stairs. The property offers a spacious, tastefully furnished, and beautifully designed open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The lounge offers plenty of comfortable seating and a Smart TV/DVD. There is also a spacious double bedroom with a cosy king-size bed and a TV, as well as a charming bathroom. Situated behind electronic gates, the property is at the end of a long drive and features allocated parking for one car. There are additional parking spaces for occasional visitors, and the property also has access to pretty gardens which are shared with the other apartments on-site. The apartment is just a short distance from the beautiful beaches of Carlyon Bay, offering breathtaking scenery and fantastic coastal walks. The beautiful Georgian harbour town of Charlestown is just a mile away, and a championship 6500-yard golf course is a short walk from the apartment. The bustling market town of St Austell is 2½ miles inland, or you could head along the coast to Fowey (8 miles east) or Mevagissey (8 miles west). The renowned Eden Project, combining a great blend of education and excitement, is just 4 miles away.
Weekly prices from £414.00