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Hawes, Yorkshire Dales
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A beautiful and stylish one-bed property in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, wonderful for a solo traveller or a couple keen to get away from it all. Right across from an ancient woodland, this idyllic countryside retreat is alive with wildlife, including the elusive red squirrel – will you spot one during your stay? Despite its peaceful rural location, this holiday home is just 1.5 miles from the bustling market town of Hawes, where you’ll find pubs, shops and the popular Dales Countryside Museum. This welcoming stone-built home is decorated in a homely style, with plenty of colour and warming touches like curtains, cushions and rugs. In the lounge, sink into plush seating, switch on the Smart TV and spark up the wood burner for a cosy evening in with your pets snoozing at your feet. The kitchen-dining room, which has attractive blue units and a dining table in the middle, is illuminated by natural light streaming in through the patio doors. In fine weather, step outside to the enclosed garden and tuck into intimate dinners under the stars. You’ll have a table, chairs and BBQ so you can sizzle up a feast surrounded by wildlife and greenery. You’ll find plenty to do nearby, with endless footpaths and hiking trails leading from your front door, and majestic waterfalls within 1.5 miles – Cotter Force and Hardraw Force, Englands largest single-drop waterfall. Visit the Wensleydale Creamery in nearby Hawes for some cheese sampling or take a day trip to Leyburn, a charming market town 18.5 miles away.
Weekly prices from £684.00
Lincoln, East of England
2 1 1 Yes
Embark on a leisurely stroll to the local pub in Scopwick for a delightful meal or venture further into Metheringham, 4 miles away, for essential supplies. Explore the nearby village of Woodhall Spa, 8.5 miles, home to the historic Kinema in the Woods, a unique cinema celebrated as the sole fully functioning cinema in the UK with back projection. Discover Jubilee Park, 9 miles, featuring an outdoor swimming pool for a refreshing experience. For a cultural day, catch the train from Metheringham Station to Lincoln, a city rich in art and history. Explore museums like the Museum of Lincolnshire Life and The Collection gallery, marvel at the grandeur of Lincoln Cathedral, and visit Lincoln Guildhall. Travel 22 miles to Newark-on-Trent for picturesque riverside views and the opportunity to tour Newark Castle and Gardens or delve into history at the National Civil War Centre. If you seek natural beauty, the Lincolnshire Wolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is 25 miles away, within driving distance – dont forget to pack your walking boots for an adventurous exploration. Immerse yourself in an exquisitely designed retreat tailored for couples, thoughtfully arranged on a single level and adorned with an array of beautiful details. Upon entering, the open-plan sitting area greets you with exposed beams and plush, comfortable seating, while the crackling wood burner sets a delightful ambience for the evening. The bespoke kitchen, showcasing a beautiful oak worktop, invites you to create delightful meals for two. Retreat to the lavish super-king-size bedroom, which can be made up as a twin room if required, offering ample storage and an elegant en-suite featuring a roll-top bath and walk-in shower, ensuring a night of pampering and tranquillity.Step into an al fresco experience in the private patio garden, enclosed for privacy, and indulge in the opulent hot tub for a truly lavish soak. This beautifully curated retreat promises a seamless blend of comfort and elegance for an unforgettable couples getaway.
Weekly prices from £558.00
Bridport, Dorset and Somerset
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Find your own special sanctuary when you stay at this delightful lodge in the splendid Dorset countryside. Sleeping just two guests, this beautiful one-bedroom hideaway is set just 2 miles from Bridport and nestled on grounds next to the owners home but enjoys complete privacy and has its own garden. Perfect for couples seeking a romantic escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life, the single-storey lodge offers lovely dog-friendly accommodation, making it ideal for those keen to bring a four-legged friend as well. Cross your garden and take a few steps up to enter the welcoming holiday home via the wonderful French doors. Once inside, you will discover airy, open-plan living, which has been cleverly arranged to make the most of the picturesque views. Settle on the sofa and enjoy a film on the Smart TV. Discover the compact kitchen area that has been creatively fitted out with everything you need to help you rustle up romantic meals for two with the tasty Dorset produce you have sourced on your trips out. Dine together up at the breakfast bar or outside in the sunshine. To the rear of the lodge, there is a partition, which shields the comfortable, double bedroom from the main living space. Here, there is also access to a stylish shower room. During the summer months, make the most of your private garden - dine on the decking, savour the scenery, and share drinks under the stars. Set in a wonderful position close to the coast, this holiday lodge is a great base for exploring the historic Dorset coastline. Head into Bridport to potter in the shops and dine out. While away warm days on the beautiful beach at West Bay, 3.5 miles away, with its golden sands and high cliffs. And just 1 mile from the lodge, you can climb beautiful Colmers Hill and take in the far-reaching views out across the landscape.
Weekly prices from £496.00
Kendal, The Lake District and Cumbria
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This romantic retreat sits on the edge of the Lake District National Park, just 0.5 miles from Kendal’s vibrant town centre. The property makes a great base for exploring some of the Lake District’s most iconic beauty spots, with Lake Windermere, Ambleside, and Grizedale Forest all within 20 miles. In the evenings, return to your cosy abode to snuggle up next to the wood burner. The stylish bolthole effortlessly combines contemporary decor and design with charming original features, such as exposed beams and stonework. Enter the property into the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, where you’ll find a warming wood burner to curl up next to after a bracing walk, as well as a Smart TV for enjoying a movie night together. Whip up tasty dishes for two in the cute kitchen area, which you can share at the quirky breakfast bar. A statement, open-tread staircase leads to the first floor and the inviting double bedroom which is set in the eaves. Completing the property is a fabulous en-suite bathroom with industrial-style fittings and an indulgent roll-top bath for reviving weary legs after a day of sightseeing. Outside is a small courtyard with secure storage for bikes. You’ll find plenty to see and do in the lively market town of Kendal. Potter around the fabulous array of artisan shops, pick up local produce from the farmers’ market, or enjoy some refreshments in one of the many cool bistros or coffee shops. The town also has a thriving arts scene, with beautiful galleries and studios to explore. After a browse around the town, take a relaxing stroll along the River Kent or head to Scout Scar (2.5 miles) for breathtaking views across the Lake District National Park.
Weekly prices from £566.00
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
2 1 1 Yes
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
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Set within historic grounds, this stylish cottage combines charm with contemporary décor. Well-situated to explore the coast and countryside of both Suffolk and Norfolk, this is the perfect dog-friendly retreat for two explorers. Set over one storey, this pretty cottage sits behind a picket fence and has a porch space which is perfect for shaking off your walking boots. Bright colours and décor and characterful styling welcome you in every room. The sleek kitchen has plenty of space for storing and preparing food, so you can make romantic meals together, and has a little breakfast bar for morning coffees and planning the days ahead. When your stomachs are full, get cosy on the sofas in the bright and beautiful lounge and watch TV together. Retreat to the bedroom for some shuteye, which contains a fabulous four-poster double bed and a lovely Jack and Jill bathroom with shower over the bath accessed via both the bedroom and the kitchen. Outside, is a fully enclosed courtyard garden lined with trees and shrubs, and there are two areas to sit and sip on an evening tipple while the dogs sniff about. To the front of the cottage is private parking for two cars. Located in a rural location in the Suffolk countryside situated between two market towns. Beccles and Bungay are both 2.5 miles away and have an eclectic mix of independent shops, pubs, and restaurants. Bungay Castle is one of the largest in the country and is well worth a visit for history lovers. There is also a river here where you can hire canoes and paddle boards, perfect for a fun day out together. If you prefer days by the beach, visit the quintessential town of Southwold (16 miles).
Weekly prices from £672.00