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Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
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The cosy bungalow enjoys a peaceful setting, just 0.5 miles from Keswick’s town centre and 1 mile from the shores of Derwentwater. This property is the perfect base for exploring the North Lakes, including Bassenthwaite and Ullswater, as well as nearby fells such as Skiddaw and Blencathra (all within 16 miles). It’s a beautiful property with lovely features including a gas fire and a wood burner for creating a cosy evening atmosphere and glass doors making light and bright spaces throughout the day. The single-storey retreat is set in a quiet cul-de-sac. Inside, discover a bright holiday home that’s decorated in a contemporary style, with homely touches and little pops of colour throughout. Enter the hallway, where you can store your walking boots, and head through to the spacious lounge. Relax here after a busy day, watching your favourite programmes on the Smart TV or reading a book from the extensive collection provided. The separate, country cottage-style kitchen/diner is a joy to cook in, with its vaulted ceiling and views of the garden. Come together here for romantic dinners next to the roaring wood burner. Just off the kitchen is a handy utility room. When day turns to night, retire to the relaxing double bedroom. A pretty bathroom completes the accommodation. Outside, the mature garden is fully enclosed and features a sunny patio with furniture for al fresco dining, along with a lawn that’s ideal for four-pawed guests. A 0.5-mile stroll through the park and along the river brings you to Keswick’s bustling town centre, with its exceptional collection of independent shops and eateries. The town also hosts regular markets showcasing local produce and handmade goods – it’s the ideal place for picking up a little souvenir from your holiday. Keswick is one of the Lake District’s outdoor adventure hubs, and you’ll find many companies offering everything from ghyll scrambling to paddleboarding.
Weekly prices from £544.00
Blandford Forum, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
Escape to the tranquillity of the Dorset countryside and stay at this charming former barn for two, set within an organic farm nestled amidst the beautiful rural landscape of Blackmore Vale. Away from the hustle and bustle of daily life, the barn offers a peaceful retreat with lovingly preserved original features and far-reaching views over the surrounding countryside. Step inside to discover a light and airy open-plan studio-style space boasting original wooden beams and a vaulted ceiling, where a fully equipped kitchen area awaits, complete with a dining table for intimate meals. Comfortable seating invites you to unwind and enjoy your favourite shows on the Smart TV, while a wood burner adds to the ambience for cosy evenings in. A king-size bed is tucked away at the back of the building, and a shower room completes this stylish home. Outside, French doors open onto a covered gravel terrace, where garden furniture awaits, providing the ideal spot to soak in the surroundings. A charcoal BBQ is provided while stabling and the use of a paddock are available upon request. Half a mile away lies the quaint village of Okeford Fitzpaine, where youll find a convenient shop and welcoming pub offering a taste of local hospitality. Embark on a journey of exploration along various footpaths, including the scenic Wessex Ridgeway, or venture to nearby Sturminster Newton (3 miles), where leisurely strolls along the trailway await. For breathtaking vistas spanning three counties, venture to Hambledon Hill and Hod Hill, both 5 miles away. Discover the Georgian charm of Blandford Forum (6 miles), renowned for its brewery and picturesque walks through the water meadows. And no visit to the area would be complete without an 8-mile pilgrimage to Shaftesburys Gold Hill—a steep, cobbled street made famous after featuring in the popular 1970s TV advert for Hovis bread.
Weekly prices from £479.00
Elgin, Moray, Aberdeenshire & The Coastal Trail
2 1 1 Yes
Treat yourselves to a Scottish adventure in magnificent Moray. This enticing cottage is set on the Pitgaveny Estate, 3 miles from Elgin and 4.5 miles from Lossiemouth. Sleeping two guests, the one-bedroom retreat offers flexible accommodation to suit a couple or friends and also welcomes canine companions with open paws. Ideal for following the famous Malt Whisky Trail through glorious Speyside, it also provides the opportunity for wildlife watching and visiting historic castles. Enter the stone hideaway via the pretty porch where you can leave your walking gear and outerwear before emerging in the splendid, open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. A double-height space with a vaulted ceiling, this airy room will be the heart of your holiday home throughout your stay. Prepare tasty meals in the kitchen with the fresh Moray seafood you have sourced. Light the wood burner on chilly evenings then gather around to watch the Smart TV in its cosy glow. The family shower room, where you can rinse under steaming hot water after winter excursions, is also downstairs. Climb the stairs up to the gallery above the main living area to find your inviting bedroom. This space has been cleverly arranged with zip-and-link beds that can be set up either as a super-king-size or twins by prior arrangement. Awake to picturesque views of your surroundings each holiday morning. This Scottish retreat has both a front and back garden for your pleasure. Sizzle supper out in the fresh air on the BBQ during the warmer months then dine out on the deck. Open a bottle of wine to enjoy in the summer house when the weather is less clement. Arrange with the owner to wander through the orchard next to the cottage on sunny days.
Weekly prices from £562.00
Shepton Mallet, Dorset and Somerset
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This wonderful escape is nestled in the Somerset village of Lower Westholme and has undergone a meticulous renovation. Situated just East of Glastonbury, it is a great spot for those requiring a peaceful holiday, or for those wishing to enjoy all that Somerset has to offer with its convenient location. Wells (5 miles) is the smallest city in England and is famed for its cathedral while Glastonbury (6.5 miles) is renowned for its Tor, and both have a lovely cafe culture and plenty of amenities, including weekly street markets. You are also 1 mile from the famous Glastonbury festival site. Bruton with its eclectic mix of shops and restaurants is within 12 miles. Other places of interest include Cheddar Gorge (13.5 miles, the historic city of Bath (22 miles) and discount shopping at Clarks Village (8 miles). There is also a good selection of National Trust properties to explore. Head through the stable door and into this beautifully converted and deceptively spacious single-storey property where you will immediately find yourself in a hall. From here head into the light and airy lounge/kitchen/diner, a wonderfully relaxing space with a comfortable sofa and a Smart TV. Enjoy cooking up a storm in the well-equipped kitchen and enjoy mealtimes around the dining table. Head back to the hall and into the king-size bedroom and sleep tight after exploring the wonderful countryside. This light and airy bedroom has high ceilings and French doors opening into the enclosed garden. Completing the accommodation is an immaculate shower room with a rainfall shower and WC. Stepping outside, there is a gated and fully enclosed garden where you will find a dining table and chairs, so you can relax with your morning coffee or evening drinks. A step down takes you into the parking area.
Weekly prices from £490.00
Beccles, East Anglia
2 1 1 Yes
Immerse yourself in the serenity of this stylish cottage, renovated in 2024, meticulously crafted to a high standard and nestled within the grounds of a former 18th-century workhouse. The property’s location makes it easy for couples and their pooches to explore the charming coast and countryside of both Suffolk and Norfolk. Positioned between the market towns of Beccles and Bungay (both 2.5 miles), Beccles boasts historic charm with its array of independent shops and welcoming pubs, while Bungay offers a castle and ample opportunities for outdoor pursuits like walking, cycling, and boating. Its proximity to the Suffolk/Norfolk border and Broads National Park makes it ideal for coastal and countryside exploration, with the Beccles Marsh Trail and scenic riverside walks nearby. Coastal gems like Lowestoft, Southwold, and Dunwich are within 16 miles, while Norwichs vibrant cultural scene is just 19 miles away. Enter this welcoming cottage, where every detail exudes character and charm. As you step through the front door, a welcoming porch beckons you to kick off muddy walking boots after a day of adventure. Walk through to the inviting lounge, furnished with a plush sofa and a Smart TV, creating a cosy retreat for relaxation and entertainment. Large windows flood the room with natural light, highlighting the stylish decor. The kitchen boasts contemporary appliances and sleek cabinets, providing ample space for all your culinary needs, along with a convenient breakfast bar - ideal for morning chats over a coffee. When its time to rest, retreat to the peaceful bedroom, featuring a magnificent four-poster double bed dressed in high-quality linen. The adjacent Jack and Jill bathroom, adorned with luxurious touches, is easily accessible from both the bedroom and the kitchen, ensuring utmost convenience and comfort during your stay.Step out into the spacious, fully enclosed garden, ideal for furry companions. Furnished with a bench, table, and chairs, this is the ideal spot to unwind after your daily adventures, perfect for al fresco food and drinks.
Weekly prices from £564.00
Sherborne, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
This stylish loft apartment is in the village of Chetnole, opposite the friendly local pub. Discover breathtaking countryside walks directly from your front door, or journey to the nearby landmark of Cerne Abbas Giant (10.5 miles) for an exhilarating climb at the iconic ancient site. For shopping and eating out, Sherborne is 8 miles away. In the evenings, enjoy a game of snooker in the games room, or unwind in the garden with a sundowner. The courtyard apartment sits beside the owners home and external, timber steps lead to the front door. Inside, youll find a quirky holiday home with fabulous original features, such as exposed beams and brickwork, sitting alongside contemporary furniture and accessories. Cook up a storm in the bright and airy kitchen/diner, and share romantic dinners at the glass dining table. After dinner, retire to the inviting lounge to curl up in an armchair or snuggle on the sofa to watch a movie on the Smart TV. On a winters evening, fire up the wood burner to create a cosy atmosphere. Along a corridor youll find a characterful games room where you can challenge your loved one to a game of snooker, or simply chill out on the sofa and enjoy a cold beverage from the fridge. Outside, across the courtyard, is a gravelled garden surrounded by pretty flowers and fruit trees - the perfect spot for a peaceful morning coffee. There is also a tennis court for use by prior arrangement. Sherborne is a beautiful town with many historic buildings, including two castles and an abbey. After soaking up the history, spend time pottering around its art galleries and antique stores, or perhaps pick up some delicious local produce for your supper at the farmers market. Heading to the coast, youll soon reach West Bay (22 miles). Go fossil hunting on its stunning beach, which is backed by iconic sandstone cliffs, or wander around its pretty harbour, where youll find a great selection of eateries with glorious waterside views.
Weekly prices from £461.00
Alnwick, Northumbria
2 1 1 Yes
Set in the picturesque village of Longhoughton, this delightful single-level stone cottage provides cosy accommodation for couples keen to discover the tranquil countryside and stunning coastline of a magical part of the Northumberland Coast National Landscape. With plenty of room for two guests, the property has been sympathetically updated and features exposed timber beams, stone flooring and exposed brickwork. Just over a mile from a stunning beach, and within easy reach of Alnwick, this cheerful, fresh and characterful getaway is a wonderful base for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers. The cottage features an airy open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with stone walls, a beamed vaulted ceiling and arched windows lending character and atmosphere to this welcoming space. The lounge, with its Smart TV and ample seating, looks out towards the garden. The dining table is perfect for romantic meals which you can prepare in the fresh and stylish kitchen. When its time to retire for the night, theres a generous, bright and relaxing bedroom with a comfortable super-king-size bed, ample storage space and a dressing area as well as glazed doors leading outside. A low door leads through into the refreshing and spacious en-suite bathroom. Outside, the enclosed garden has a pretty lawn and a sheltered corner area with outdoor furniture, offering a perfect spot for watching the sunset and gazing into the dark skies. The cheerful village of Longhoughton lies just over a mile from the Northumberland coast, close to both the remote Longhoughton Beach and the secluded Sugar Sands Beach. Heading inland, the bustling market town of Alnwick (4.5 miles) has a range of great pubs and restaurants and is home to the stunning Alnwick Garden and the magnificent Alnwick Castle. Other popular landmarks and attractions include Dunstanburgh Castle, Hulne Priory, and Howick Hall Gardens and Arboretum (all within 8 miles).
Weekly prices from £595.00
Belper, Peak District
2 1 1 Yes
A lovely renovated dog-friendly cottage in stunning countryside just 6 miles from Belper, a market town nestling in the Derwent Valley World Heritage Corridor. The perfect base for a romantic weekend away for two and within easy reach of the Peak District National Park, the cosy retreat features an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, a spacious en-suite double bedroom and an enclosed courtyard garden. The two-storey stone cottage stands just off a quiet country road that meanders its way through the gently undulating countryside between Belper and Matlock. Brimming with practical and bespoke features, the cosy interiors stylish soft furnishings and striking flooring bathe in natural light throughout the day. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner dominates the ground floor, the large sofa at its centre facing an inviting wood burner while a kitchen and a fold-away table and chairs are only a few paw prints behind. The en-suite double bedroom upstairs features an impressive bespoke headboard, skylights and ample storage space. The enclosed courtyard garden at the side of the cottage comprises a patio area with table and seating, with plenty of room for diners on two and four legs. The lanes surrounding the cottage are home to quiet country pubs and the area is blessed with numerous footpaths that take in absorbing views. The High Peak Trail and Carsington Water (both within 4 miles) are a haven for walkers and cyclists, and for those wanting to take things slower can slip into quaint towns including Wirksworth and Belper (both within 6 miles), home to an impressive array of shops, pubs and eateries. The Derwent Valley World Heritage Corridor, like the Peak District National Park (4.5 miles) is a showcase of the regions cultural, historical and natural jewels.
Weekly prices from £548.00
Tenby, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Escape to the bustling tourist town of Tenby to enjoy beautiful beaches, exciting boat trips and the spectacular Pembrokeshire Coast scenery that surrounds you. Despite Tenby teeming with visitors on hot, sunny days, this appealing cottage is in a private courtyard, around 0.5 miles walk from the centre of town, affording you some peace and quiet with the hustle and bustle of the town easily reached. The cottage sleeps two guests, an ideal retreat for any couple, and is also dog-friendly for those with pets in tow. Enter the gated courtyard and park your car directly outside of the property before heading on in. Once indoors, the property is perfectly appointed with neutral colouring and comfortable interiors. The open-plan living space on the ground floor is yours to unwind all through the day, with a sofa bed offering an additional sleeping space or creating the cosiest spot to curl up in with the Smart TV on. The kitchen is well-equipped on the opposite side of the room, and there’s a dining table set for two as well. Moving upstairs, a fabulous double bedroom is flooded with light and offers a shower room just next door. Whilst there’s no designated outdoor space for this accommodation, Tenby’s North Beach is less than 0.5 miles away. Whilst North Beach is a fantastic choice, Tenby also offers Castle Beach (less than 1 mile) with incredible views of St Catherine’s Island and the appealing South Beach (0.5 miles) with beautiful Caldey Island in sight. Caldey Island is a monastic destination offering tours and the chance to pick up some local honey produced by the monks, simply board a boat from Tenby Harbour (0.5 miles). Other boat trips include exciting sea safaris with pods of grey seals to be spotted in the water.
Weekly prices from £489.00