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1 Bedroom Bed in Sherborne (83499)
Wincanton, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
Situated in beautiful rolling countryside midway between the small villages of Maperton and Holton with a country pub. This is a great base from which to explore the scenic and historic counties of Somerset, Dorset and Wiltshire. Conveniently located to the historic towns of Wincanton, Sherborne and Shaftesbury with its famous Gold Hill. Countless day trips include Fleet Air Arm Museum, Wincanton races, Sherborne Castle, National Trusts Stourhead house and gardens and Longleat Safari Park. The historic spa city of Bath, Bristol and Wells. If you fancy a change of scenery take a trip to the Jurassic coast or if you wish to explore further afield Templecombe train station is 3.5 miles and offers a mainline from London to the South West. Step into the beautiful light and airy open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, a perfect place for a quiet, or romantic break away. Settle in for a snug evening in front of the wood burner with a feast, a bottle of wine and a film on the Smart TV. The perfectly equipped kitchen has an electric oven and induction hob, fridge with freezer compartment and microwave, the perfect space for cooking lazy breakfasts or light suppers. Completing the accommodation is a king-size bedroom with a stunning feature wall which has an en-suite shower room with a shower and WC. Outside there is a private secluded garden with a patio area. Guests will find a table and chairs, where you can enjoy a spot of alfresco dining and a glass of wine under the star-filled skies. There is also a bench where you can relax and enjoy the far-reaching view. Off-road parking for two cars can be found in front of the property.
Weekly prices from £432.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Heversham (83560)
Milnthorpe, The Lake District and Cumbria
2 1 1 Yes
Within easy reach of the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales and the Forest of Bowland, this pretty cottage makes a wonderful hideaway for two. Beautifully furnished and tastefully decorated with an imaginative array of artwork, this characterful property is ideal for couples exploring the beautiful countryside of southern Cumbria. Providing light, fresh and cosy holiday accommodation, this relaxing cottage features a snug first-floor lounge, impressive oak beams and exposed stonework, and makes a wonderful romantic getaway. The light-filled kitchen/diner has a wide range of equipment and is ideal for cooking and enjoying a special romantic meal for two. Stairs lead up and directly into the bright and airy first-floor lounge. With triple-aspect windows, beamed ceiling, comfortable seating and a warming wood burner, the lounge is a perfect space to sit back and unwind. Featuring a Smart TV/DVD and SONOS speaker, you can snuggle up in the lounge in the evening and relax with a good book or a movie, or chat late into the night. The first floor also offers a stylish king-size bedroom with a dressing room and dressing table, as well as an elegant bathroom with heated floor, a large shower and deep bath. Heading outside, there’s a small and picturesque garden with a patio and outdoor furniture, providing a charming spot for a morning coffee as you look forward to the day’s events. Heading south, the bustling town of Milnthorpe (1.5 miles) offers a range of great places to eat and drink and is set along the edge of the Arnside and Silverdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Nearby attractions include Levens Hall and Deer Park (1.5 miles), the Westmoreland County Showground, Lakeland Wildlife Oasis, Sizergh Castle, RSPB Leighton Moss, the pretty coastal town of Arnside and the Hutton Roof Crags (all within 10 miles).
Weekly prices from £767.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Rothbury (83597)
Morpeth, Northumbria
2 2 1 Yes
This spacious, quirky and characterful property makes a relaxing holiday retreat for two. Set in the heart of the picturesque market town of Rothbury, this beautifully renovated cottage is full of charm, with plenty of personal touches including exposed brick walls, a welcoming wood burner and a delightful orangery-style summerhouse with feature stone walls and picture windows. Close to the eastern edge of the impressive Northumberland National Park, this fabulous property offers an idyllic and memorable getaway. Entering this cosy and imaginatively designed property, the welcoming hallway leads upstairs to the main living space. The pretty open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner features a central breakfast bar dividing the space. The warm and relaxing lounge is ideal for snuggling up together in front of the wood burner and enjoying a movie on the Smart TV. The barrel-festooned breakfast bar is perfect for grabbing a quick snack, and the fully equipped kitchen is a pleasure to cook in. A couple of steps lead from the lounge into the light-filled orangery-style summerhouse overlooking the garden where you can enjoy a leisurely meal or a morning coffee. The cottage also has a stylish bathroom and two tastefully decorated bedrooms. The light and airy double bedroom has plenty of storage space, and a step leads down from the hall to the small single bedroom which is ideal for a child and features a high ceiling adding to the impression of space and light. From the summerhouse, climb four steps up to the garden which features a raised lawn, a chiminea and outdoor furniture. Rothbury has some wonderful shops, galleries, pubs, restaurants and cafes, and makes a great base for keen walkers. Local attractions include the Simonside Hills (3.5 miles), the National Trust’s Cragside (1.5 miles), Brinkburn Priory and Manor House (5.5 miles) and the stunning Alnwick Garden (12 miles).
Weekly prices from £511.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Coniston Lake (SZ406)
Ulverston, The Lake District and Cumbria
2 1 2 Yes
A warm welcome awaits at this luxurious hideaway nestled on a delightful private estate in the heart of the Lake District National Park. Dating back to the mid-1800s, when it was once part of a farm and later became a hotel, this beautiful property has been sympathetically refurbished to provide a contemporary, indulgent mood while retaining all its period charm. Stripped original floorboards and feature window sills blend well with modern luxuries to offer an excellent retreat that can compete with any boutique hotel. Youll find leaving the master bedroom difficult, as this relaxing space provides a real sense of indulgence with its contemporary free-standing bathtub surrounded by tea lights and its sumptuous four-poster super-king-size bed. The open-plan living area offers a social space in which to enjoy some quality family time and is the ideal spot to relax at the end of a busy day. At this property, you can enjoy a car-free holiday in your own piece of the Lake District. The private estate boasts woodland, craggy outcrops and vast lawns with space to sit back with a coffee in the morning sun. Nature-lovers will enjoy spotting the abundance of wildlife that can be found on the estate, the famous Herdwick sheep being a regular visitor. From the doorstep, it is possible to take a gentle stroll down to the shoreline of Coniston Water via a footpath just over the road. Or for a fell top view, Beacon Fell and Beacon Tarn are both accessible from the garden. Public transport makes it possible to visit Coniston without needing to start the car. From there you can take a trip on the Steam Yacht Gondola around the lake, enjoy a refreshment stop in one of its many cafes, restaurants and pubs, or visit the Ruskin Museum or Brantwood to discover some of the areas past. A little further on, Hawksheads traffic-free village centre offers a delightful place to stroll, or a visit to Hilltop lets you explore the life and works of the famous childrens author Beatrix Potter. South of the property youll find two traditional pubs ideal for sampling a local ale or some home-cooked food. Other enjoyable days out include the lively market town of Ulverston, a steam train ride at the Haverthwaite and Lakeside Railway, a paddle and play at the Fell Foot Park on the shores of Windermere and a stroll along the promenade at the Georgian seaside resort of Grange-over-Sands. The private estate on which this property resides has a sweeping driveway, which passes through delightful woodland, lawns and craggy outcrops, on the lead up to the property. Parking is available directly outside the main entrance which makes unpacking a breeze on arrival, and a friendly welcome awaits the moment you step through the door. A warm and elegant hallway offers somewhere to hang your outdoor gear and is immaculately presented throughout; it has exposed original floorboards and doors, alcove shelving stacked with DVDs and books for guests to enjoy, and beautiful furnishings. The wall in the small toilet room is lined with old maps of the area giving it a sense of personality. The shower room with walk-in shower, heated towel rail, wash basin and contemporary vanity unit, is attractively styled with two designs of coordinating slate-effect tiles. Off the hallway is a chic master bedroom which is boutique in design with its contemporary four-poster super king- size bed, spectacular freestanding bathtub and dramatic black furnishings. Quality elegant bedding, fluffy towels and tea lights around the bath, give this space a restful and indulgent air, and the deep windowsill, rural views over the patio and original wooden floorboards reflect its sense of place in this period Lakeland property. An en-suite toilet and wash basin make this a fully self-contained retreat. At the end of the hallway is the dual aspect open-plan kitchen diner and living room. The contemporary kitchen-suite and furnishings complement the aged solid dining table, panelled window seat and original alcove cupboards to offer a luxurious, yet homely feel. The kitchen is fully equipped with induction hob, electric fan oven, full height fridge/freezer with water chiller, washer/dryer and dishwasher. The owners attention to detail is second to none with the inclusion of an espresso coffee maker (complete with a selection of capsules), a slow cooker, juicer and all manner of cooking and baking equipment. The well-stocked glassware, crockery and cutlery cupboards makes it easy for those also booking the next door apartment to dine together. A large comfortable corner sofa and additional seating set around a stunning coffee table complete the lounge area. A wall mounted flat-screen TV, Freesat, DVD player and Bluetooth music system offer entertainment for all ages, and books, visitor guides and games are in plentiful supply. Contemporary ceiling lights and lamps marry well with beautiful cushions and ornate mirrors to create a stylish and comfortable look. From the front door, guests can enjoy free reign of the majority of the private estate which is shared with the neighbouring properties. Look out for the friendly Herdwick sheep who often roam the grounds, and enjoy the abundance of wildlife that also calls the estate home. To the side of the property youll find a dog shower and bath, complete with warm water.
Weekly prices from £591.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Cockermouth (SZ294)
Cockermouth, The Lake District and Cumbria
2 1 1 Yes
Enjoying a charming courtyard setting, this cottage is a wonderful retreat for a couple and one dog. The open-plan living/dining room is super stylish and the separate modern kitchen will no doubt impress the chef de jour! Upstairs is the handy shower room and spacious bedroom. Full of character with its vaulted ceiling and feature beams, its the perfect mix of modern comfort and period charm. Part of the bedroom but tucked around a corner, the snug area is a cosy little den just perfect for relaxing. Though tucked away, this cottage is just a stones throw from the centre of Cockermouth. With a great selection of independent shops, cafes, restaurants, bars and pubs, Cockermouth has plenty to delight and entertain. The famous Jennings Brewery, a Cockermouth institution, sits proudly by the river; offering regular tours - and tastings! - and a great shop, its a must for any real ale fans. From quiet riverside ambles to longer walks out into the surrounding countryside, theres a great choice of walking available straight from the front door. If you do fancy exploring slightly further afield, ever popular Keswick is an easy 15-minute drive away. Take a ride on the launch and enjoy a cruise around Derwentwater or set off on foot along the lake shore path. From Keswick avid fell walkers can tackle Latrigg, Catbells and Walla Crag to name but a few of Alfred Wainwrights favourites. Why not head west from Cockermouth to explore the picturesque Solway Coast? Stroll along the promenade at Silloth or visit Whitehaven harbour to learn about the areas maritime history. Hidden behind a traditional latch door, youll find this cute and characterful cottage. The charming courtyard is a welcome sight upon arrival; with its wooden bench and potted decorative plants, its the perfect place for a relaxing few minutes before heading inside this gem of a cottage. Theres a handy porch area by the front door, ideal for drying wet coats and boots after a day out exploring. The living/dining room is cool and stylish yet still cosy, comfortable and characterful. The exposed stone work on the feature wall, quirky shelves and wooden beams are all nods to cottages Georgian heritage. At the back of the cottage is the sleek, modern kitchen and utility area. Well equipped with everything that youd need for a self-catering holiday theres a gas oven and hob, integrated fridge, useful dishwasher, handy washing machine, as well as the requisite kettle, toaster and microwave. Enjoy your morning coffee whilst perched at the breakfast bar, the perfect place to plan your days adventures. Head up the stairs to find the useful shower room and fantastic bedroom. Wonderfully spacious and full of character thanks to its vaulted ceiling and original beams, this really is an amazing room for some real relaxation. Off the main part of the bedroom, tucked around a corner, youll find the bonus snug area with a single bed. A wall-mounted TV means its the perfect spot to have an early night watching your favourite programmes. As well as the enclosed front courtyard, guests will also have access to a patio area to the rear of the cottage just off the kitchen. This rear patio area is part of the owners garden.
Weekly prices from £467.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Barbon (SZ527)
Carnforth, The Lake District and Cumbria
2 1 1 Yes
Fill your days with walks, countryside sightseeing, bike rides and tours of towns and villages while staying in this romantic retreat. Situated on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park with the Lake District (13.5 miles), the Cumbrian coast (16 miles) and the North Pennines National Landscape (25 miles) just a short drive away, every day will be varied ob your outdoor adventure break. Sleeping two guests, this converted 17th-century cottage sits on the edge of the owner’s Georgian house but is self-contained with privacy assured. Its entirely dog friendly and possesses a courtyard garden, simply wonderful for soaking up that fresh northern air during a stay at any time of year. Pass through the gravelled courtyard and up stone steps to reach the property. The house is centred around an open-plan living area with a spacious kitchen/diner and a lounge next door, accessible just two steps down. This dynamic space invites unbridled relaxation at each day’s end, equipped with a TV by comfortable seating in the lounge to curl up and watch a film or a favourite box set. The bedroom is a king-size offering just next door, and the bathroom is also down here, equipped with a shower over bath to allow you to soak away the day whichever way you prefer. Whilst you’re welcome to off-road it, there are several well-established, waymarked pathways nearby for trekking the local area efficiently. One of these is The Dales Way, crossing your path by the River Dee, 6 miles away. This 80-mile route stretches across Cumbria and Yorkshire, encompassing the beauty spots of Gearstones (16 miles) to the south and Sedburgh (7.5 miles) to the north. Another local beauty spot is the Ribblehead Viaduct (15 miles), a feat of engineering worth factoring into your walking or biking route, not too far from the vibrant town of Ingleton (9 miles).
Weekly prices from £557.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Grizebeck (SZ087)
Kirkby-in-furness, The Lake District and Cumbria
2 1 1 Yes
With an open-plan living/dining/kitchen area on the ground floor, this cottage has been designed with easy living in mind. Move seamlessly from cooking up a feast in the kitchen, to enjoying your meal at the breakfast bar, before retiring to relax on the sofa. Upstairs is the lovely double bedroom and modern bathroom with a shower over the bath. Outside is a great patio garden, perfect for al fresco dining and a soak in the private hot tub! This cottage can be found in the hamlet of Grizebeck, just a couple of miles from Kirkby-in-Furness. Surrounded by pretty countryside, Grizebeck is an ideal little hamlet if youre looking for a break away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Explore the quieter footpaths and hills nearby before stopping off at the hamlets 300-year-old coaching inn for a hearty meal and refreshing drink. In nearby Kirkby-in-Furness, youll find a Post Office with village shop, two pubs and the railway station. Ulverston is only 6 miles away. The birthplace of Stan Laurel, Ulverston has a long history as a bustling market town and has a wealth of independent shops and cafes. Both the Lake District National Park and beautiful South Cumbrian Coast are easily accessible from Grizebeck. Learn all about the history of the Furness Peninsula at Dalton Castle and Furness Abbey. Spend a day exploring the nature reserves on Walney Island, depending on the timing of your visit theres plenty to see from a wide variety of birds to the grey seals who also like to visit this part of the Cumbrian coast. Head north into the Lakes. The stunning valleys of Eskdale and Wasdale are sure to delight fans of fell walking, or head to Coniston Water for picturesque lakeshore walks. The open-plan ground floor allows for easy, sociable living - just perfect in a holiday cottage for two. The living area has a leather two-seater sofa and two leather armchairs, ideal for relaxing evenings in. For entertainment theres a TV with Freeview and DVD player. The large windows at the end of the living area mean you can gaze out at the view, even when the weather isnt on your side. At the other end of the room is the great well-equipped kitchen. Theres an electric oven and gas hob, under counter fridge and separate under counter freezer, useful washing machine and a handy dishwasher - though you wont mind doing the washing up when you see the view from the kitchen sink! Pull up a stool at the breakfast bar to dine in style. Up the stairs to the first floor. Up here is the pretty double bedroom and modern bathroom. Thanks to its two picture windows and two Velux windows, the bedroom is lovely and light - youre sure to feel instantly relaxed in here. Either side of the leather double bed is a handy bedside table and theres also a chest of drawers and built in cupboard with hanging space. A cream sofa positioned under one of the Velux windows is the perfect spot to escape with a good book. As well as a WC and wash basin, the stylish modern bathroom contains a p-shaped bath with a shower over. Reinvigorate tired muscles under the rainfall effect shower, or indulge in a long soak in the tub. Open the door from the living area to the delightful rear patio garden. A bistro table and chairs are provided, perfect for a spot of al fresco dining whilst enjoying the views over the surrounding pretty countryside. Treat yourselves to a dip in the private hot tub, the perfect way to finish off your day!
Weekly prices from £519.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Alston (SZ499)
Alston, The Lake District and Cumbria
2 1 1 Yes
This beautiful holiday home is a beautiful barn conversion for two people and one dog. Located on a quiet road in the peaceful rural hamlet of Leadgate near Alston, its the perfect place to relax and unwind away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The stunning open-plan living-dining-kitchen area manages to feel both wonderfully cosy and fantastically spacious - the perfect mix! The double bedroom is perfect for indulging in a long lie in, whilst the modern shower room is ideal for invigorating tired muscles after a day out exploring. Enjoy a peaceful moment in the garden, ideal for that morning cuppa or evening G&T. The rural hamlet of Leadgate can be found near the North Pennines village of Alston, reputedly the highest market settlement in England. This village is sure to charm with its cobbled streets, market cross and bandstand; ambling around the village is a delightful way to spend an afternoon. Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, theres plenty of rugged countryside to explore. Head out on one of the many footpaths for a bracing walk before returning to Alston for a well deserved drink and hearty meal in one of the village pubs. Alston is also the starting point of the South Tynedale Railway, the highest narrow gauge railway in England and a brilliant way to see even more of the surrounding countryside. The surrounding landscape is peppered with clues as to its rich heritage. Why not spend a day walking a section of Hadrians Wall? History buffs will also love a visit to the remains of nearby Whitely Castle, an unusually shaped Roman Fort just a stones throw from the cottage itself. Head to nearby Nenthead to learn about how mining has shaped the very landscape. With both on your doorstep, you can pop over the border for a day in beautiful Northumberland or head into the Lake District, a 25-mile drive scenic drive away. You really have the best of both worlds at the property. The open-plan living-dining-kitchen area is a wonderful social space and has everything you could need to make your stay a comfortable one. The modern, country-style kitchen is well equipped with an electric cooker, fridge, freezer, handy microwave, useful washer and a dishwasher - therell be no fighting over the washing up here! Theres a dining table and two chairs tucked in the corner by the window, so you can enjoy your dinner whilst enjoying a lovely view over the garden. With a two-seater sofa and an armchair, theres plenty of room in the living area to relax. Curl up with a good book or have an evening in front of the telly, the TV has Freesat and a DVD player. Down the hallway to the bedroom, a wonderfully relaxing room. In here youll find the feature metal double bed as well as a useful wardrobe for storage. The modern shower room is a real treat: as well as the requisite WC and wash basin, theres a fantastic shower cubicle with waterfall shower. A heated towel rail means therell be a cosy towel waiting for you. Outside youll find a wonderful garden. With a lawned area and space for sitting out (garden furniture is provided), it really is a delight. Theres also a bike store available should you prefer to explore on two wheels. As the cottage and garden are surrounded by farmland and livestock, dogs will need to be kept on their lead at all times.
Weekly prices from £452.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Kirkby Stephen (SZ355)
Kirkby Stephen, The Lake District and Cumbria
2 1 1 Yes
Positioned amongst the vibrant walking territory of the Eden Valley, this traditional stone cottage offers a faultless base for two hiking friends. Also dog friendly, the property encourages you to explore all kinds of countryside appeals close by, sitting within the borders of the Yorkshire Dales National Park with the Lake District accessible just a short distance away (14.5 miles). Breathtaking viaducts, handsome waterfalls and limestone-studded peaks can be found close by, with waymarked pathways and nature trails plotted right past your doorstep and onwards to adventure. Lace up your walking boots and get exploring, always with the warm, welcoming appeal of this cosy two-storey cottage to invite you home at the end of each day. Wander through the shared gardens with a summerhouse and firepit before heading inside. Once indoors, your space is your own and peaceful privacy is assured. The twin bedroom is situated on the ground floor, accompanied by a refreshing shower room. Moving upstairs, the open-plan living area is a welcoming space with a kitchen on one side and a lounge on the other. The living room features plush leather seating options, a wood burner-effect fire and a TV/DVD player for restful evenings in, always best enjoyed after a hearty meal prepared in the kitchen and enjoyed at the dining table. Set off walking along an established pathway or make your own route, exploring the exotic flora of Great Asby Scar (4 miles), the scenic view of Smardale Gill Viaduct (8.5 miles) and the cascading beauty of Cautley Spout waterfall (10 miles) as you go. You can plot a route that ends in Kirkby Stephen (7 miles), your nearest town, to enjoy some hard-earned refreshments in country pubs or a restaurant. The pretty River Eden runs right through its centre and independent shops and a regular market adds to the appeal of the town.
Weekly prices from £444.00