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Conwy, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 1 1 Yes
Part of a small group of properties surrounded by beautiful mountain views, this light and stylish lodge offers cosy accommodation for couples exploring the northern reaches of Snowdonia National Park. Set in a gorgeous spot just outside the historic town of Conwy, the fresh and welcoming single-level property has been tastefully furnished and lies on a charming, three-acre site with landscaped gardens and a natural pond. A perfect getaway for two guests, this romantic hideaway makes a fantastic base for eager walkers, climbers, cyclists, and nature lovers discovering an unforgettable part of the glorious North Wales coastline. Entering this delightful hideaway, you will be greeted by a welcoming and generous open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The airy lounge is perfect for snuggling up on the sofas in the evening to watch a film, while the central dining table is ideal for romantic meals which you can rustle up in the smart and fully equipped kitchen to the rear. When it’s time to retire for the night, there’s a spacious and relaxing bedroom with a king-size bed. The lodge also features a refreshing bathroom with a lovely, free-standing bath and a separate shower. Glass sliding doors lead out from the main living space and onto the charming patio which has plenty of garden furniture, providing a wonderful spot to sit back, take in the stunning views over the surrounding grounds and enjoy a BBQ or a quiet drink in the evening. Conwy (3.5 miles) is known for its stunning medieval castle and Elizabethan gatehouse Plas Mawr, as well as a sweet beach, a choice of independent shops, restaurants and pubs, and a fishing harbour which is home to the Smallest House in Great Britain. Also nearby are Bodnant Garden, the Cefn Coch Stone Circle, and the popular resort of Llandudno, all within 10 miles.
Weekly prices from £476.00
Bridgwater, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
This beautiful detached barn is located in 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. Walkers will have a choice of walks virtually on the doorstep, plus cycle routes or perhaps bird watching at a RSPB Nature Reserve on the Somerset Levels ideal for keen bird watchers and nature lovers alike. Visit the sandy and dramatic beaches of Burnham-on-Sea or enjoy a day out slightly further afield at the seaside towns of Lyme Regis and West Bay. There are attractions for all tastes with Glastonbury Tor, Cheddar Gorge, the cathedral city of Wells, Clarks Village at Street, or the many National Trust properties. Step up a few external stone steps and enter this beautiful single-storey property with wooden oak flooring throughout, exposed beams and quirky features. The open-plan accommodation opens into the light and airy lounge/sun room/kitchen/diner. In the summer you can open the door to let the outside in and relax with a book in the sun room, or in the cooler months snuggle up on the comfy sofa and watch the seasons change in front of the wood burner while watching your favourite programme on the Smart TV. The well-equipped kitchen area has an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, Nespresso Vertuo coffee machine, dishwasher and washer/dryer, perfect for trying out new recipes or old family favourites. From here enter the king-size bedroom with a contemporary en-suite shower room with shower and WC. Venturing outside there is a raised seating area overlooking the shared open courtyard. There is also the added benefit of a beautiful garden approached via a path with seating and a charcoal BBQ making it a perfect spot to enjoy a BBQ, or a place to relax and enjoy a glass of wine. There is also off-road parking for two cars in the courtyard at the front of the property.
Weekly prices from £508.00
Oakham, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
Located in an idyllic village amongst the glorious rolling countryside of Rutland, this delightful cottage provides the perfect base for exploring the many attractions of the local area. Sightseer’s will be spoilt for choice with many historic buildings which dot the landscape including the 12th century Oakham Castle, Burghley House, a truly stunning Elizabethan house and a must visit for equestrian lovers and Rockingham Castle, a magnificent castle built by William the Conqueror. The area is a mecca for wildlife lovers and walkers with a myriad of paths and tracks to navigate including of course the famous Rutland Water which offers a variety of activities including sailing, canoeing, windsurfing, boat trips, fishing, rock climbing, high ropes, abseiling, cycling and hot air ballooning. This stylish former woodsman’s cottage has been sympathetically and lovingly renovated by its current owners mixing both old and new to provide a sophisticated and charming place in which to relax. Guests arriving will initially enter the open-plan ground floor comprising of lounge, dining area and kitchen and notice the bright and airy decor with clean lines interspersed with cosy homely touches. A wood burner in the lounge area provides both a focal point and a romantic atmosphere ensuring cosy evenings snuggled up in front of the TV or indulging in a favourite novel. The handmade bespoke dining table created from reclaimed timbers found in the cottage provides a place to enjoy any meal whether a quick bite to eat or a celebration, and the well-equipped kitchen provides everything required to cook up a storm should guests choose to dine in. The kitchen has an electric oven and induction hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, coffee machine and a handy dishwasher. During the warmer months, the stable door to the garden can be opened to allow for a cooling breeze. The tactile paint palette continues upstairs with light and spacious rooms. Climbing the stairs to the first floor guests will initially find a snug area with vintage style desk and chair, perfect for a moment of quiet contemplation or relaxation. The bedroom easily accommodates the comfy king-size bed and will ensure a good night’s rest, with views over the green to the quintessential English village. Completing the accommodation is a beautiful shower room with shower and WC, benefiting from underfloor heating. For those who enjoy spending time outdoors, the pretty garden enables guests to climb a little slate path to an upper tier, where there is a patio area with garden furniture and a fire pit/BBQ, providing opportunities for al fresco dining. You can chain your bikes up in the garden, and being enclosed the garden is perfect for pets. There is roadside parking, subject to availability.
Weekly prices from £556.00
Swanage, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
Retreat to this gorgeous stone cottage on the edge of the village of Worth Matravers, on Dorset’s Isle of Purbeck peninsula. A rural idyll for two, plus one very happy dog, this pretty, one-bedroom property is ideally situated for long country and coastal walks. Follow the Priests Way into Swanage, 3.5 miles away, or head down to the Jurassic Coast to pick up the South West Coast Path and hike 6 miles round to Kimmeridge Bay. This bijou property has been carefully designed to reveal a wealth of character while offering comfortable and welcoming accommodation. Find its open-plan interior has beautiful exposed stone walls and a stylish country cottage appeal. Step in to discover a kitchen area, with a fridge with ice compartment, microwave, electric oven and hob, and dishwasher. Prepare romantic meals then dine in the sunshine, with the French doors open. Relax on the sofa to take in the views towards the sea or to watch TV or a DVD. As dusk falls head through to the sumptuous bedroom area, with its king-size bed and en-suite shower room, with WC. On balmy mornings enjoy breakfast out in the sunshine. Take a few stone steps down into the south-facing garden. Light the BBQ here in the evening, pour yourself a glass of chilled wine and gaze out at the views. This cottage comes with parking for one car. Wander over to the pub in Worth Matravers whenever you fancy a break from cooking. Drive 4 miles to Castle Corfe to potter in interesting shops and choose between more restaurants. Visit the ruins of the castle, built by William the Conqueror. Book a round ticket on the heritage railway to Swanage and back. Pause in Swanage to swim from the sandy beach, take a fishing trip or go paddleboarding.
Weekly prices from £501.00
Swanage, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
Elegant and impressive, this bijou-style property sleeps two in the heart of Worth Matravers, a pretty village on the Isle of Purbeck. Access a plethora of walks along the rugged Jurassic coastline and the countryside beyond, returning to dine with a view from the comfort of your fabulous open-plan living space. Based just 3.5 miles from Swanage, you’ll never be far from a sandy beach or a tempting array of bistros and bars. Attached to a traditional cottage, the property has been extended with a sleek and contemporary finish and allows natural light to stream in through the vaulted skylight and large south-facing windows. Accessorised with stylish furniture and lavish accessories, all you’ll need to worry about is opening the wine and unwinding by the crackling wood burner. Dine with an al fresco vibe in the dining area, or step outside with your morning coffee and sizzle up some bacon butties on the BBQ. The large lawned garden is popular amongst the local wildlife, so look out for owls, pheasants and badgers. Completing the property is a generous bathroom and a superb king-size bedroom. This stunning peninsula is best known for its beaches and iconic landmarks such as Lulworth Cove 16 miles away, a beautiful destination with a seemingly endless stretch of sand and azure waters. Corfe Castle is also a must-see 4 miles away, where you can tread in the footsteps of ancient noblemen as you explore the majestic ruins. Closer to home, the village of Worth Matravers boasts a series of historic walks including the Priests Way which leads to Swanage, and of course The Smugglers Way, an eerie track down to the coast path which smugglers used to bring their goods ashore.
Weekly prices from £700.00
Brixham, Devon
2 1 1 Yes
Full of charm and appeal, this traditional cottage with cosy wood burner is the perfect base for romantic getaways for two. Nestled in the village of Churston Ferrers, it offers wonderful dog walks direct from the doorstep and is just 2 miles from Brixham’s amenities, beaches and water sports. After a busy day of exploring, cosy up in front of the wood burner or enjoy an al fresco drink in the enclosed cobbled courtyard outside. Warm and welcoming, this charming cottage boasts exposed stonework, oak flooring and a delightful window seat. Rustle up romantic meals for two in the perfectly appointed kitchen, before dining at the breakfast bar. Afterwards, snuggle up on the sofa and catch up on your favourite programmes on the Smart TV while your four-legged friend snores happily in front of the roaring wood burner. The light and airy king-size bedroom upstairs boasts an original feature fireplace, while the shower room is modern and clean. Outside, the enclosed uneven cobbled courtyard offers a peaceful spot for enjoying a morning cup of coffee or evening glass of wine. Located in the delightful village of Churston Ferrers, this property is ideally located for exploring this stunning stretch of Devon coastline. The bustling town of Brixham is home to a busy harbour, famous fish market and wonderful selection of eateries. It also boasts a range of beaches to suit all tastes, from peaceful Fishcombe Cove (3 miles) to family-friendly Shoalstone Beach (3 miles). Once you have finished exploring the town, jump aboard one of the many boat trips that leave its busy harbour, from wildlife cruises to fishing trips and connections to Torquay (7 miles).
Weekly prices from £444.00
Haverfordwest, Mid Wales
2 1 1 Yes
This charming cottage is part of a row of similar properties less than 200 metres from the coast path where breathtaking walks can be had. Sleeping two in a comfortable king-size bed, this property is the perfect romantic bolthole to return to after enjoying some quality time out and about. Head down the coast path to Abereiddy’s stunning Blue Lagoon (2 miles), or stroll to the harbour (300 metres) for your morning walk. As soon as you step into this property, you’re welcomed by its cool, neutral tones and carefully selected furniture. Snuggle up on the sofa in the lounge, warmed by the cosy electric fire, and watch TV together or read a book. Whip up delicious meals in the farmhouse-style kitchen/diner and eat at the table as you plan for tomorrow’s activities. If it’s a sunny evening, take your after-dinner tipple out to the front patio and take a seat, listening to the waves. The wet room with shower and WC completes the ground floor, while a ‘crog loft’ above the kitchen creates a mezzanine sleeping level with tonnes of character. Exposed beams and vaulted ceilings create low head height, but this king-size room is delightfully romantic. If you’re a thrill seeker, you must visit the instructors at Celtic Quest Coasteering (3 miles) who will take you on adventures along the Pembrokeshire coast through rock hopping, scrambling and cliff jumping. For something a bit more sedate, hop on a wildlife adventure boat trip around the Ramsey Island RSPB nature reserve with Thousand Islands Expeditions (8 miles). If you prefer to enjoy the sea from land, there are plenty of beaches to choose from including Traeth Llyfn (1 mile) and Whitesands Bay (9 miles). Make sure you visit St Davids (8 miles), the UK’s smallest city, to see the cathedral and browse the independent shops.
Weekly prices from £479.00
Brixham, Devon
2 2 1 Yes
Exalt in the perfect location of this gorgeous cottage perfectly made for two or four, which overlooks Brixham Harbour. With everything on your doorstep, it forms the ideal bolthole within this bustling harbour town. For a total break from everyday life, enjoy a well-deserved break here - the ambience and vistas are truly spectacular. The tasteful but charming open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is certainly a room with a view. Unwind over your supper looking out to sea, to embrace the beautiful scene of the picturesque harbour from the bay window. With thoughtful modern furnishings and clean lines, good design and vibrant hints of colour, the cottage provides a stylish space close to the water’s edge, with an array of facilities on the doorstep. For a hassle-free adventure in a vibrant spot, this really is in the most superb position. Aptly named, the property is situated along the English Riviera, right on the quay in proper fish and chip heaven! Brixham, with its breakwater, is well-known for its harbour, fishing and sailing, while its focal attraction is a replica of Sir Francis Drake’s ship, Golden Hind (0.5 miles). The resort of Paignton is within 6 miles, while the third Riviera town of Torquay is 9 miles away. Dartmouth, with its vibrant centre and Bayard’s Cove, is only 6 miles, including a short ferry ride, while the luxuriant Arts & Crafts house and garden by the sea, Coleton Fishacre, is only 5 miles from the property. Try Berry Head National Nature Reserve (2 miles) with nature trails and a working lighthouse. St Mary’s Bay Beach (shingle and sand) is also within 2 miles, while Agatha Christie’s house at Greenway is within 5 miles.
Weekly prices from £472.00
Castle Douglas, Ayrshire and Dumfries & Galloway
2 1 1 Yes
Panoramic views over Rascarrel bay and a private hot tub make this the perfect base for a romantic holiday to quiet south-west Scotland. Located only 2.5 miles from the small village of Auchencairn, where a village shop will provide you with supplies, this is a true rural retreat where you never have to venture far from the beauty and the comfort of the lodge. Vaulted ceilings and large windows throughout mean the interiors are bright and airy. Stylish décor with splashes of colour and pattern in the soft furnishings, as well as thoughtful design touches such as mood lighting in the kitchen and a decked area with a star ceiling, add luxury to your stay. Climb the few steps into the lodge’s hallway, where you can leave coats and boots, and leads if your four-legged friends are joining you. There’s a utility room for anything that needs a refresh after a day out. Head into the spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, and together prepare a romantic meal with fresh local produce. Store the wine away in the wine cooler as you cook, and once everything is ready sit at the table for two and enjoy. As well as the dining table, there’s also a kitchen island with seating for leisurely breakfasts. Afterwards, take a seat on one of the sofas, and either admire the stunning sea views with a glass in hand, or relax with a film before bed. Unwind with a hot shower or soak in the free-standing bath, and then get a good night’s sleep in the king-size bed. Outside, dine alfresco on the wonderful enclosed patio – accessible via French doors in the living area – or soak in the hot tub as you gaze out to sea. If the Scottish weather isn’t on your side, or it’s too cloudy to see the stars, then step through the second set of French doors to the covered decked area with seating and starry mood lighting.
Weekly prices from £948.00