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Cheltenham, Heart of England
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Offering a spacious and stylish interior that seamlessly blends rustic charm with modern amenities, this cosy and elegant retreat nestles amidst beautifully landscaped gardens, and is dog friendly and perfect for couples. Set off the beaten track and surrounded by countryside, the peaceful hamlet of Badgeworth sits on the doorstep of Cheltenham Spa, located on the edge of the Cotswolds. This charming and elegant town is renowned for its Regency architecture, vibrant cultural scene, and lush parks and gardens. Often referred to as the cultural capital of the Cotswolds, Cheltenham offers a diverse range of attractions, including world-class festivals, fine dining, boutique shopping, and historic sites. With its proximity to the rolling hills and quaint villages of the Cotswolds, Cheltenham Spa serves as an ideal base for exploring one of Englands most beautiful and quintessentially English regions. Whether youre interested in history, culture, or simply soaking up the serene atmosphere, theres something for everyone. This shepherds’ hut has been thoughtfully positioned to make the most of the views, enabling you to relax, unwind and recharge, leaving the world behind. Inside, the thoughtful design incorporates touches of luxury to enhance your stay. The kitchen, finished with colourful crockery, offers everything that you may need for self-catered meals, along with a table and chairs for two where you can enjoy a simple supper with countryside views. A seating area with comfortable armchairs provides space to relax in the evening with the added benefit of underfloor heating. For a peaceful night’s sleep, there is a kingsize bed with soft linens and blankets, and a TV for movies on a rainy afternoon. A spacious shower room offers a shower and WC, with fluffy dressing gowns for ultimate comfort. Relax and unwind in your private garden, a private hot tub thats perfect for two, with table and chairs for summer dining, along with a fire pit that’s perfect for toasting marshmallows and stargazing.
Weekly prices from £526.00
Penmaenmawr, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Stay right at the heart of Penmaenmawr, a North Wales town located on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park, with a stay in this central period property. Perfect for two, this annexed cottage offers an instantly welcoming environment for romantic escapes, complete with the owners on hand next door should you need anything. Your privacy is assured, and the property offers appealing interiors and an enclosed garden out back for your sole use. It’s dog friendly, encouraging you to explore the Wales Coast Path, the Isle of Anglesey (14 miles) or footpaths leading into the depths of Snowdonia (2 miles) with some canine company. Well-presented with regal decor and handsome design features, this incredible cottage will wow you from the moment you arrive. It’s entirely spacious enough for two, with all the rooms laid out on the ground floor. Large windows flood the grand lounge/diner with light, yet there are also heavy curtains, a Smart TV and a living flame gas fire ready to create the cosiest atmosphere to snuggle down in when night falls. The cosiness continues through to the super-king-size bedroom, complete with fresh linens and soft bedding to sink into. Outside, an enclosed courtyard offers a bistro table and chairs for morning coffee and late-night drinks, and you can also light up the BBQ to enjoy dinners alfresco. There is private parking for one car. Soak up views of the Menai Strait from Penmaenmawr Beach (0.5 miles), a humble stretch of sandy shore with quaint fishing huts and so much room to sunbathe or enjoy ball games. Along the coastline, Conwy (5 miles) is a must for a day out. This Welsh heritage town is home to some ancient architecture, a bustling quay and a famous castle, along with a suspension bridge that connects you to the similarly appealing seaside town of Llandudno (10 miles).
Weekly prices from £490.00
Bridport, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
A romantic bolthole nestled within the Dorset countryside, this quaint shepherd’s hut is perfect for couples and boasts stunning rural views and an enclosed lawn and decking area with a fire pit. Enjoy hiking through the rolling countryside, take gentle strolls through towns and villages hand in hand, or visit fantastic nearby attractions. Accessed via a footpath through the working farm, this little sanctuary sits amongst a beautiful backdrop. Climbing short steps outside of the hut, enter through the stable door and into the open-plan living space. Despite how compact this area is, it contains all the practical amenities you will need for your self-catering break. A kitchen area has a two-ring hob, microwave oven, and a fridge, so you can cook up a delicious meal and eat together at the fold-out breakfast bar. Get cosy on the double bed which is at the other end of the hut and flick on the TV to watch your favourite shows. Completing the interior is a rustic-style shower room. Outside is an enclosed lawn area, which is ideal if your dog has come along for the trip. Here, find a cosy decking area with garden furniture and a fire pit. Sip on your favourite tipple as the sun sets in the distance. Private parking for one car is available, located 50 metres away from the hut. If you are looking for peace in the Dorset countryside, you will find it at this location. However, the bustling centre of Bridport is just 2.5 miles away, so you won’t be far away from shops and eateries. Enjoy panoramic views of the area from the peak of Lewesdon Hill (3.5 miles) or take a walk along the South West Coast Path (4 miles).
Weekly prices from £726.00
Ardross, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
2 1 1 Yes
A walker’s paradise in the mighty Highlands, this handsome lodge invites two guests to explore the surrounding area and enjoy restful, uninterrupted nights of sleep in between adventures. Located on a private estate, peace is assured throughout your stay. With only local wildlife for neighbours and impeccable countryside in the vicinity, you can spend your time getting to know the rugged landscapes of rural Scotland throughout a long or short stay here. The property, which hosts two guests, offers a perfect base for those hoping to shoot and stalk throughout their time in The Highlands, housing a secure gun cabinet on the ground floor. Flooded with natural light, this bijou cottage is a bright, optimistic space to stay. Homely decor is laid out over two floors, along with all of the amenities you may require to stay comfortably fed and watered in between outdoor excursions. Step into the generously proportioned, open-plan living space on the ground floor, home to a modern kitchen, a cute dining table for two and a comfy sofa space. Benefiting from laminate flooring, there’ll be no need to worry about tracking muddy footprints through the place when you arrive home from a hike or hunt. The gun cabinet offers a spacious store to stow any of the equipment you need for outdoor exploits, and there’s a refreshing shower room with a WC conveniently placed downstairs, completing the downstairs space. Take the stairs up to the twin bedroom neatly positioned under the property’s eaves. Home to a pair of single beds, a dressing area and a comfy armchair, you can rest and get ready for the day in this welcoming space. Outside, the countryside begins on your doorstep. Step out and explore in every direction, discovering wild woodlands on the estate and fabulous lochs close by. Private parking for two cars is also available.
Weekly prices from £432.00
Abergele, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Experience the thrills of rural North Wales with a stay in this romantic bolthole for two, a holiday home just 4 miles from the coast and 15 miles from the incredible Snowdonia National Park. Neatly decorated with contemporary styled decor and modern fixtures, this handsome, single-storey house offers a comfortable home-from-home for any couple and is also pet friendly. Spend nights relaxing by the warmth of the wood burner or out in the pretty landscaped garden, deeply satisfied after a long hike, bike ride or water sports adventure in the surrounding Welsh countryside. Unique features including a vintage football table and a piano add charm and intrigue to the spacious hallway that greets you when entering this property. From here, move through into the open-plan living space with handsome parquet flooring, a modern kitchen and a cute dining table for two neatly laid out in the centre of the room. The sofas are positioned around a Smart TV and the wood burner to create a space to unwind when the weather outside isn’t great, however, you can also access the garden from here via French doors. In the garden, discover a paved patio with outdoor seating, a charcoal BBQ and a fire pit set amongst mature flora and shrubbery. Moving back inside, find a double bedroom and a refreshing shower room to complete the property’s offering. There is private parking for one car. There’s so much to be discovered close to here, including the wide, shingle shores at Pensarn Beach (4 miles), the seaside resort town of Rhyl (9 miles) and the UNESCO World Heritage Centre at Conwy (12 miles). Be sure to carve out time to visit Gwrych Castle (4 miles), recently home to ITV’s I’m A Celebrity. You can get a guided tour of the 19th-century castle and grounds or explore at your own pace.
Weekly prices from £467.00
Wedmore, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
Nestled in a picturesque corner of Somerset, this romantic retreat for two people and a couple of canine companions is ideally located for exploring the surrounding countryside and the Mendip Hills National Landscape. With an abundance of walking trails right on your doorstep, as well as scenic cycling routes, outdoor enthusiasts will be in their element. Around 2 miles away lies the quaint town of Wedmore, where youll find a selection of popular pubs, inviting coffee shops, and unique independent boutiques. Nature lovers can enjoy bird watching at the RSPB Ham Wall reserve, an 8-mile drive away. Visit Clarks Shopping Village for some retail therapy, the fascinating Wookey Hole, magical Glastonbury Tor with the famous festival being only a short drive away, and the historic cities of Wells and Bath, all within a 25-mile radius. For those seeking natural wonders, Cheddar Gorge (7 miles) is within easy reach, as are the sandy shores and lively pier of Weston-Super-Mare, 16.5 miles from home. Step through the elegant French doors into this surprisingly spacious retreat, where youll be greeted by a welcoming kitchen/diner with stunning countryside views. From here, venture through a charming narrow stone doorway into the inviting lounge, featuring an impressive ceiling open to the apex, exposed beams, and a cosy fireplace with a wood burner. Relax in comfort as you watch your favourite shows on the Smart TV with your furry friends at your feet. The well-equipped kitchen invites you to whip up romantic meals, which can be savoured around the dining table. Ascend the bespoke spiral staircase to the galleried king-size bedroom, a light-filled sanctuary tucked within the eaves of the building. After a day of exploring the surrounding countryside, youll enjoy a restful nights sleep in this serene space. The accommodation is completed by a gleaming ground-floor shower room boasting a large shower with a luxurious rainfall shower head. Outside, youll find an enclosed garden with a dining table and chairs—perfect for enjoying your morning coffee or evening drinks. For an extra touch of luxury, indulge in the wood-fired hot tub. A nearby footpath conveniently leads you to the parking area with space for one car.
Weekly prices from £523.00
Bromyard, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
This impressive, pet-friendly holiday home overlooking rolling countryside is a perfect rural hideaway for two, within easy reach of delightful market towns, historic National Trust properties and the glorious Malvern Hills. Lively Bromyard, 4 miles away, has a Thursday market, with independent specialist shops, the quirky Science Fiction Museum. Pick up a guide to the Black and White Village Trail, a scenic route along which you can see the area’s magnificent, timber-framed buildings. The National Trust’s medieval manor house at Lower Brockhampton (7 miles) is set in beautiful gardens, with orchards and woodland. Enjoy the delights of two further National Trust properties, both of them dog-friendly. Historic Croft Castle (17 miles) has a lovely orchard of Old Herefordshire apples and a lovely walled garden, while Georgian Berrington Hall (13 miles) offers visitors wonderful wildflower meadows. Drink in spectacular views from the Malvern Hills (15 miles) too. Enter this striking, single-storey property through a spacious lobby with a utility room and WC. Double doors open into an impressive lounge/kitchen/diner, where vaulted ceilings with beams, windows and large patio doors to the garden flood the barn with light. It is beautifully furnished and decorated, using natural materials, subtle colour combinations and pale wood to create a peaceful, timeless ambience, enhanced by charming artworks inspire by nature. Cooking is a treat in the splendid bespoke kitchen with an island unit, and the dining area has a classic combination of white and wood. A beautiful period light reclaimed from the original cherry farm sits above, and there’s a feature red-brick fireplace (without a fire). In the lounge, elegant easy chairs and a classic sofa provide comfortable seating, together with a wall-mounted TV. Sleep well in the delightful king-size bedroom dressed in crisp linens and restful colours, with a glamorous, en-suite shower and WC. Outside, the rear enclosed garden has outdoor furniture and overlooks the cherry orchard, with a small patio to the front.
Weekly prices from £600.00
Kirkby Stephen, The Lake District and Cumbria
2 1 1 Yes
Modernism and minimalism collide at this two-person bolthole located in the breathtaking Yorkshire Dales. An Idyllic setting for a romantic breakaway, you’ll enjoy a soothing palette of colours and textures in the comfort of this delightful, dog-friendly cottage perfectly designed for two. Nestle on the sumptuous velvet sofa while watching a movie on the Smart TV. Or enjoy a good book in front of the cozy wood-burner, while your better half rustles up an array of snacks in the well-functioning kitchen. Later, retreat to the king-size bedroom where rustic beams and large underfloor heated flagstones bring a semblance of warmth and serenity to the light-filled space. In the morning, enjoy an invigorating shower in the en-suite before heading out for a day of activities. The property enjoys access to a lovely private enclosed rear garden with seating and your designated patio area for alfresco dining. There is off-road parking available for 1 car. Nearby attractions include the ruins of the famous Pendragon Castle, recognised as a Grade I Listed Building, just 4.5 miles away. If shopping is on the agenda, spend an afternoon enjoying the charming environs of the town of Kirkby Stephen, 6 miles away in Cumbria. Also 6 miles away is Smardale Gill, part of the Smardale Nature Reserve - a nature lover’s paradise. Take a picnic to the ancient woodlands and limestone grasslands, rich in flora and fauna, or go bird-watching and butterfly-spotting. Nearby, the village of Ravenstonedale, located within the Yorkshire Dales National Park is just 3 miles away and home to a Real Ale pub and family-friendly amenities.
Weekly prices from £559.00
Kirkby Stephen, The Lake District and Cumbria
2 1 1 Yes
Nestled on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, this enchanting bolthole for two guests and up to two dogs awaits. Surrounded by beautiful countryside and an enchanting Victorian garden, escape away for a well-deserved rural break. Step into the vibrant hub of the home where highlights include warm minimalism with thoughtful attention to detail. Underfloor heating and charming beamed ceilings coupled with contemporary-styled furnishings lend a relaxed vibe to the accommodation. Recline on the sofa and enjoy a good book or delve into culinary delights in the sleek contemporary-styled kitchen. The open-plan layout of the space makes for an inviting and comfortable place to stay. The king-size bedroom is cosy and inviting with a relaxing neutral palette, original beams and a skylight. In the evening, draw a warm bath and soothe your tired muscles after a day of hillwalking on the beautiful fells. Outdoor space includes access to a shared patio where you can enjoy a spot of alfresco dining. You’ll want to enjoy an amble through the enchanting Victorian-styled garden complete with manicured lawns and hedgeways. Local attractions include the charming village of Ravenstonedale, home to a Real Ale pub, just 3 miles away. History enthusiasts will not want to miss a visit to the ruins of Pendragon Castle, the stately home of King Arthur, just 4.5 miles away. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy a day out at the Smardale Gill Nature Reserve, known for diverse wildlife, just 6 miles away. While Smardale Gill Viaduct makes a great photo opportunity for those with a keen interest in industrial architecture.
Weekly prices from £501.00