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Kidwelly, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
This romantic retreat is set on the edge of the attractive town of Kidwelly, and is just 2 miles from the coast. The cottage backs onto picturesque country footpaths, offering fantastic walking opportunities. You’ll also be within easy reach of the Wales Coast Path and the Millennium Coastal Path. Nearby days out include the pretty fishing village of Ferryside (3.5 miles) and the National Botanic Garden of Wales (17 miles). The pretty cottage sits on a complex with one other holiday home and is full of period charm, including exposed beams and whitewashed stone walls. The lounge/diner has a cute, country-cottage vibe, with traditional furniture and delicate soft furnishings. Unwind here, after a countryside walk, sharing a romantic meal at the wooden dining table or snuggling up to watch TV in the glow of the wood burner-effect electric fire. A separate kitchen has everything you need for a self-catering break. A wooden staircase leads to the delightful king-size bedroom, with its characterful original features and views of the castle. A stylish, en-suite bathroom completes the accommodation. Outside, soak up the Welsh sunshine in the enclosed, shared garden, where you’ll find a patio area with furniture and a BBQ for al fresco dining. There’s also direct access from the garden to the public footpath. Kidwelly is a thriving town, with plenty to see and do. History enthusiasts will enjoy a visit to the magnificent Norman castle perched on the hill, and art lovers can potter around the galleries showcasing local talent. The town is home to Wales’s oldest canal, offering tranquil walks along its towpath, and for a spot of retail therapy head to the open-air markets in the town square. For a day at the beach, head to Pembrey Country Park (5 miles), with its 8-mile stretch of golden sand.
Weekly prices from £388.00
Chipping Campden, Heart of England
2 2 1 Yes
Tucked away in a peaceful position, this property is in the heart of the charming village of Mickleton. Home to the famous Pudding Club, the village boasts a collection of traditional limestone buildings with village shop and Butchers . A short drive or a 3 mile walk away is Chipping Campden which offers a selection of independent shops, pubs and cafes, while also marking the start of the Cotswold Way. From here, keen walkers can set off on long walks through the Cotswold countryside, with the Heart of England way at the end of the lane passing pretty hamlets and villages along the way and joining the Cotswolds way in Chipping Campden. The local area is rich in culture and history, with Hidcote Manor just a short walk away and Sudeley Castle also within easy reach. A little further afield, Stratford-upon-Avon, Cheltenham which is famous for its festivals and horse racing , Warwick Castle and Banbury are all well worth a visit. Inside, the cosy yet bright accommodation has been thoughtfully designed and laid out to make full use of the space available. The modern kitchen opens onto the garden via a pathway and is well-equipped with everything you should need throughout your stay, including an electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer. Enjoy meals at the small table in the lounge/diner, before putting your feet up on the comfortable sofa or armchair and settling down for a cosy evening watching TV or DVD. There is a separate WC on the ground floor. Upstairs, the double bedroom is light and bright with a handy dressing area, TV and en-suite shower room with WC. There is is a cosy second single bedroom accessed from the main bedroom. Outside, you will find a pretty private patio area set within the owners grounds with table and chairs overlooking a stunning cottage garden. The garden is lovingly maintained with wonderfully stocked bed and borders.
Weekly prices from £487.00
Penryn, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
Burrowed deep in the glorious Cornish countryside, this one-storey cottage couldnt be a more ideal location for a holiday. Beautifully decorated, with a bright contemporary feel, the vaulted ceilings of this converted workshop give it an air of space and light. Wake up to beautiful far-reaching views towards the Argal reservoir and the sea beyond and listen to the shallow stream trickling by as you sit out in the garden. Whether youre enjoying a leisurely breakfast in the open-plan living area or putting your feet up on the terrace while your other half sizzles up a treat on the BBQ, youll be treated to uninterrupted views of both the pretty garden and countryside beyond. The interior complements the colour palette outside; warm greys, greens, yellows and blues run throughout the cottage giving a chirpy holiday feel. Underfloor heating makes this a cosy retreat on cooler days. Special touches such as the glamorous bedroom chandelier and satin cushions offer a hint of luxury and romance. Drive 4 miles south to the popular town of Falmouth for a day at one of its superb beaches. Visit one of Henry VIIIs most magnificent coastal fortresses, Pendennis Castle, or try a spot of sailing. Join the South West Coast Path here and discover the Lizard Heritage Coast, or drive 20 miles out to the famous Lizard Point. Closer to home, there are some lovely walks from the cottage and the Argal Reservoir is only a mile away, offering fishing and picnics by the water.
Weekly prices from £557.00
Buckie, Moray, Aberdeenshire & The Coastal Trail
2 1 1 Yes
This former fisherman’s cottage is set in the heart of the coastal town of Cullen, steps from the shore. It’s just the place for a romantic getaway, whether the waves thunder or the sea twinkles. Nestled in the Seatown area among other houses from the original fishing settlement, this cottage has been refurbished with a modern style yet retains many delightful period features such as the deep-set windows, rustic doors, and beamed ceilings. The comfortable lounge area has a cosy wood burner and a great rocking chair perfect for curling into with a magazine as well as sofas and armchairs. There’s a dining table that connects the living space to the sleek galley kitchen where an electric oven and hob plus microwave and dishwasher makes eating in a pleasure, with plenty of counter space too. The smart white-tiled bathroom is downstairs off the entrance hallway and has a shower over the bath. Stairs lead from the living room up to a lovely double bedroom in the eaves with windows on both sides. Wake up to the sound of the waves washing onto the sand and the seagulls calling, before taking breakfast outside in the small side garden with views out over Cullen Bay.
Weekly prices from £453.00
Ivybridge, Devon
2 1 1 Yes
Escape to South Devon and indulge in a romantic break for two in this attractive bijou-style lodge. Set on a family-run sheep farm with spectacular views of the countryside, you are just 4.5 miles away from the majestic Dartmoor National Park and 12 miles away from the beautiful village of Bigbury-on-Sea. With two traditional pubs less than a mile away, round off a hard day’s adventuring with an evening stroll, a pint of local ale and a hearty meal. Elegant and contemporary, the open-plan design and light-filled space makes Hazelwood Lodge a truly special location. Being single-level with a wet room, it is accessible and comfortable. Spend cosy evenings dining for two either inside the cosy warmth of the lodge or outside with a BBQ and views of the South Hams. On chillier evenings, there’s no greater joy than lighting the wood burner and snuggling on the sofa to watch the embers glow. When it is time for bed, draw the curtain partition of the bedroom and sink into the heavenly crisp bedding. The lodge is dog-friendly but take care when outside by the open pond. By day, explore the craggy landscape of Dartmoor on foot, by bike or even on horseback to discover woodland, wetlands and majestic tors. Embrace a slower pace exploring Bigbury-on-Sea, complete with a sea tractor ride to Burgh Island, or spread out on the golden sands at Bantham Beach (11.5 miles) where there’s a dog-friendly area. Venture out by car and you’ll find gems such as Newton Ferrers, an enchanting village recorded in the Domesday Book 12 miles away. Travel a little further afield to visit the city of Plymouth, which is steeped in history and just an 18.5-mile drive.
Weekly prices from £423.00
Ilfracombe, Devon
2 1 1 Yes
An unbeatable location and a beautifully presented interior make this lovingly converted barn the ideal spot for a romantic break in the country. One of two properties located on a working sheep farm, the barn is surrounded by treasures of the North Devon coast. It is only 1 mile from the beach at Sandy Bay and is set on the outskirts of the beautiful rural village of Berrynarbor. The ground floor is almost entirely dedicated to a vast open-plan lounge, kitchen and dining area. The kitchen area is especially attractive as exposed beams are integrated into a contemporary design that features recessed downlighting as well as double skylights and stunning tile work. The kitchen has access to the outdoor dining area, for those who enjoy an evening under the stars. A bright bathroom with a shower over bath can also be found on the ground floor. This charming cottage will make every moment a pleasure, whether you share morning coffees under the skylight or cosy evenings on the sofa. An open-tread wooden staircase takes you to the mezzanine-level king-size bedroom that overlooks the living room and features a skylight with gorgeous views of the countryside. As well as Berrynarbor, the village of Combe Martin is within walking distance (1.5 miles) and offers a quaint seaside experience with five pubs to choose from. A larger seaside resort can be found at Ilfracombe just 6 miles west of the farm. Not only does Ilfracombe offer traditional seaside amusements, but it also has its own aquarium and a harbour providing boat trips for seal-spotting and cave exploration on Lundy Island.
Weekly prices from £404.00
Bude, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
Set on a picturesque working farm, this delightful cottage offers an inviting and comfy retreat for couples looking to enjoy the lush northern coast of Cornwall. Located at the southern end of the Hartland Peninsula, its the perfect base for enjoying breath-taking scenery and glorious coastal walks. The border with Devon is nearby, making this cottage an ideal base for exploring the wonderful coastlines, quaint villages and lovely countryside of both these spectacular counties. Sat near a historic Norman church, this delightful rural holiday home offers charming accommodation for two guests (and a dog). Retaining a number of original features, the cottage has been lovingly updated to offer comfortable and spacious accommodation. As well as being situated on a family-run organic farm, the location features a traditional tearoom and pub around the corner. From the garden you can enjoy glimpses of the sea, making this an idyllic getaway, perfect for relaxing in at the end of a great day. Lying in the charming village of Morwenstow, you can saunter down stunning cliff-top walks and see what you can spot on the rugged Hartland Peninsula such as Hawkers Hut (less than a mile away). Cross into Devon to explore delightful villages like cliffside Clovelly (12 miles). The pretty seaside town of Bude is 9 miles away, offering lovely beaches and a fantastic choice of pubs and restaurants. Heading southwest down the coast you will find numerous quaint harbours, beaches, towns and villages including Boscastle (22 miles) and Tintagel (26 miles).
Weekly prices from £420.00
Lydney, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
Explore the spectacular Forest of Dean and Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty from this delightful retreat in glorious countryside close to the border with Wales. Sleeping two guests, and welcoming canine companions, it makes a wonderful, romantic retreat for couples with four-legged friends. Situated in the hamlet of Saunders Green, 1 mile from Bream and 3 miles from Lydney, it comes with a winter-warming wood burner and private garden. Open the door to this cute wooden hideaway and wander in to find a sun-soaked, open-plan lounge/diner, where you and your loved one can enjoy quality time together. Snuggle up in front of the TV or read your books as the wood burner casts its cosy glow. Take turns at whipping up exquisite meals through in the kitchen then dine together in style at the table. Listen to music through the Bluetooth speaker as you sip fresh coffee from the machine or open another bottle of wine. When day turns to night climb the stairs to the top floor of the charming bolthole to indulge in a fabulous night’s sleep in the double bedroom, with its light-filled en-suite shower room. Dine out in the sunshine of your garden on sunny days. Fire up the BBQ and cook supper outside on summer evenings as well. Head off on foot or by bicycle to explore your picturesque surroundings. Also go canoeing or pony trekking in the area. Plan a day out to Monmouth, 10.5 miles away and over the border into Wales. Pause at the Kymin, the National Trust’s interesting 18th-century round house and naval temple, with far-reaching views, also 10.5 miles from the cottage. Pick up the Offa’s Dyke Path near Monmouth and follow it for a stretch. This long-distance route follows much of the borderline between Wales and England.
Weekly prices from £527.00
South Molton, Devon
2 1 1 Yes
Set on 30 acres of peaceful grounds, this delightful lodge nestles in the North Devon countryside, offering unforgettable accommodation to couples planning both coastal and rural adventures together. With two dogs welcome to join you, this is the perfect base to escape the noise and embrace the great outdoors. Your closest town is the market town of South Molton (2.5 miles), where you’ll find a wide choice of places to shop, including its famous pannier market, as well as some inviting pubs, cafes and restaurants. Enjoy a unique day out at Quince Honey Farm (4 miles) or lace up your hiking boots and head to Tarr Steps (15 miles). For bucket-and-spade days, Devon’s golden coastline is only 20 miles away, where you’ll find the popular spots of Saunton Sands, Westward Ho!, Appledore and Woolacombe. Any keen ramblers will enjoy the chance to uncover the scenic South West Coast Path along this shoreline also. Accessed via a quirky, disused horse gallop, this stylish glamping pod offers an unforgettably-romantic glamping experience. Step up onto the decking, and before you head inside, take a moment to appreciate the surrounding scenery of tranquil countryside and the sounds of nature. On entry to the property, you’ll find that the rural charm continues in the form of an airy living space filled with natural light and framing views of the verdant landscapes around you. The open-plan living space combines the lounge, kitchen and diner into one sumptuous room, warmed by a crackling wood burner. Here, after days of adventure together, collapse into the sofa and flick on the Smart TV for some easy entertainment. When stomachs rumble, find that the compact but well-appointed kitchen space boasts everything you’ll need to cook up a Devonshire feast for your special someone. Enjoy the chef’s work at the dining table, or head outside to the decking to eat alfresco, should the weather permit. At the end of each busy day away, behind a sliding wooden door awaits a sumptuous king-size bedroom. A well-equipped en-suite shower room completes the interior. Outside, the private decking area offers the best spot to soak up the rural tranquillity as you plan the next day of adventure. Here, sip a morning brew on one of the rocking chairs, and at night, fire up the BBQ for an al fresco feast together. A corner jacuzzi bathtub sits under a cover, meaning you can soak away regardless of the weather. Finally, a fire pit is perfect for toasting marshmallows, while just a short stroll away is the private parking area, with space for two cars.
Weekly prices from £847.00