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Tiverton, Devon
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Cosy up in this cute-as-a-button shepherd’s hut and lodge in the heart of Devon. Situated at the end of a long farm lane, it offers an amazing location with fabulous countryside views. The rustic wooden structures provide cosy living and sleeping spaces yet open the doors and you have acres of prime Devon countryside at your feet. Outside, sit back in the hot tub, breathe out and let the stresses of life melt away. When you first step inside the hut and lodge, you’ll be amazed at how the spaces have been put together. The lodge has a seating area and corner kitchen (bathroom facilities are next door) - you simply have to step out to the deck to drink in the views from the sun loungers or hot tub. Next door is the beautifully-furnished bedroom in the shepherd’s hut, with its very own wood burner for chilly nights. Though it will be hard to leave, you will need provisions, so pop into Bickleigh (3 miles) and visit the mill with its boutique shops and artisan foods. The historic town of Tiverton (4 miles) makes an unforgettable day out, with a fascinating horse-drawn barge, one of the only ones in the UK. Keen historians will love the atmospheric former royal fortress of Tiverton Castle, commissioned by Henry I in 1106 and open from Easter until the end of October.
Weekly prices from £486.00
Moreton -in- Marsh, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
The picturesque village of Blockley nestled into a charming valley remains unspoiled, it’s clever mix of stone cottages, surrounding countryside and meandering mill stream all creating the perfect backdrop for a stay in the Cotswolds. This vibrant village with traditional inns and village community store with Cafe, offers easy access further into the Cotswolds with many places of interest to explore including Stow-on-the-Wold, Lower Slaughter, Broadway, Chipping Campden, Bourton on the Water and Burford. Further afield is the historic town of Stratford-upon-Avon, Shakespeare’s birth place and Cheltenham, home to the famous horse racing, the literature and food festival. More local attractions include Chastleton House and Gardens, Sudeley Castle, Daylesford organic farm shop, Burford. Take in the views across the village green before you follow the pathway up to the traditional front door with wooden framed porch filled with logs. Take off your boots and step inside where the rustic charm will simply take your breath away, the exposed stone walls and original beams blend beautifully with a clever mix of contemporary colours. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is simply perfect for couples, the cosy seating area set in front of the wood burner, warm and inviting for an evening in, watching the Smart TV. The kitchen is hand crafted and is equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, coffee machine, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and a dining area with a table for two. When the day is done, climb the wooden stairs and you find a king-size bedroom with vaulted ceilings and exposed beams. There is also a shower room with WC on this floor. Step outside and enjoy your morning coffee with bird song. The small courtyard to the front of the cottage enjoys the sun and has a small table and chairs. There is roadside parking (subject to availability).
Weekly prices from £562.00
Newquay, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
The Loggin is a haven for romance and relaxation. Following a days rambling and swimming in the sea, finish up with a delicious home-cooked supper, light the wood burner and enjoy a night of films with your beau. After a blissful nights sleep in the sumptuous king-size bed, tip-toe into the garden where a private hot tub awaits with warm bubbles to start your day perfectly as the sun rises. The open-plan layout of this studio-style cottage makes it feel spacious for two, yet the exposed stone walls and warm hues of its soft furnishings create a cosy ambience. Part of a complex of three properties, guests have access to beautiful surrounding woodland for fresh air stomps and peaceful picnics, as well as a shared games room if you fancy a competitive round of pool to decide who cooks dinner. Located on a working farm 5 miles from Cornwalls stunning coastline, there is plenty to see and do in the area. Newquay is 4 miles away, with its renowned surfing beaches, aquarium, zoo and a wealth of friendly bars and restaurants. Just a little further around the coast is the mesmerising Watergate Bay (7 miles), with a wide expanse of golden sand, where guests will find Emily Scott Food.
Weekly prices from £552.00
Dorchester, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
Stay in this romantic bolthole which is set in an extensive 5 acres of privately owned land. You can meander around the shared lawns, enjoy an evening tipple next to the ornamental pond or take a morning coffee out onto your private balcony. Walking routes are in abundance from the property, so you can explore the Dorset countryside on foot. Charming, stylish and practical, this cottage has exposed beams and characterful furnishings throughout, making it a welcoming base for your self-catering stay in Dorset. The lounge/kitchen/diner is all open-plan, ideal for socialising, cooking together or simply cosying down and watching a film one evening. A bathroom completes the downstairs and you will also have access to a shared utility room. Heading upstairs, the spacious king-size bedroom has French doors that open up onto a private, enclosed balcony. Outside, there is seating to relax and admire the spectacular private gardens or enjoy a meal alfresco. Frome St Quintin is a tranquil hamlet situated 12 miles from Dorchester, a bustling market town with an eclectic mix of shops and restaurants. Head to Cerne Abbas (7 miles) and the famous, mysterious, chalk giant carved into the hillside. Spend a day sunbathing at the remarkable Weymouth Beach (20 miles) or visit Weymouth Sea Life Park and Marine Sanctuary. Dorset’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty encompasses coastal cliffs, forests, heathlands and rolling hills, offering plenty of opportunities to walk, cycle, hike or spot wildlife.
Weekly prices from £385.00
Grimsby, East of England
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Due to its countryside location, there are ample nature laden walks from the doorstep so bring your walking boots, and with miles of flat country lanes it’s perfect for those who prefer life on two wheels. Situated just three miles south of the busy seaside resort of Cleethorpes with all its restaurants and amenities. There are miles of sandy beaches and nature reserves that are unique to Lincolnshire, and a must for nature lovers. The seals visit the coast every year at Donna Nook and it makes a great day out for the family. Lincolnshire is steeped in history, Louth, Brigg and Horncastle are bustling local market towns and Alford is a lovely, small historical town. Other places of interest are Beverley, a stunning historic town with Minster and good shopping, and the cities of Hull, Lincoln, and York are all within easy reach. Stepping into the accommodation, the first thing you notice is the high ceilings and welcoming open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. After a day of exploring, snuggle up and relax on the corner sofa in front of the Smart TV In the dining area, there is a dining table providing a good spot for lazy breakfasts, prepared in the bright and airy kitchen with everything you need for a home away from home stay. The kitchen is equipped with electric oven and gas hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. Completing this floor is the spacious downstairs shower room with WC. Heading upstairs to the gallery landing is a king-size bed with TV, dual aspect windows overlooking the surrounding farmland, so bring a good book and enjoy a cup of tea in bed and a lazy morning. Outside, there is a private courtyard with hot tub, charcoal BBQ and nearby seating, perfect to enjoy on warm summers evening. There are also outdoor kennels if required, and off-road parking for two cars.
Weekly prices from £504.00
Gunnislake, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
Situated in a stunning rural spot along the Cornwall/Devon border, this idyllic log cabin offers fabulous views across the Tamar Valley. A magical holiday retreat for two, this unique property provides a wonderful escape for walkers, nature lovers, photographers and cyclists exploring this spellbinding area. Featuring an extensive dog-friendly garden and an additional summerhouse, this substantial lodge provides fantastic holiday accommodation for couples seeking a quiet romantic getaway. With Dartmoor National Park to the east, this lovely cabin offers the chance to glimpse a range of local wildlife including deer, foxes and buzzards. Entering the main cabin, the cosy lounge/bedroom provides a peaceful space to unwind at the end of a great day. Featuring a Smart TV, wood burner and plenty of seating, this is a great space to snuggle up in and chat about the day. This charming room also offers a relaxing double bed. Exploring the cabin further, there’s a useful kitchenette accessed via the veranda, as well as a handy shower room. Stepping outside, the covered veranda features plenty of outdoor furniture and external lighting, providing a lovely spot to sit back and take in the stunning views. Five steps lead down into the garden which features an extensive lawn and a detached summerhouse with a BBQ. With sensor lighting to guide you, the off-road parking area has space for two cars. The cabin makes a wonderful base for walks and rides through the beautiful Tamar Valley or for heading into Dartmoor, where attractions include Cotehele Mill (5 miles), Buckland Abbey, Lydford Gorge and Foggintor Quarry (all within 14.5 miles). The historic town of Tavistock (8 miles) has a range of restaurants and pubs, as well as a pannier market, cinema and swimming pool complex, as well as walks in the park and along the River Tavy.
Weekly prices from £441.00
Seahouses, Northumbria
2 1 1 Yes
This small, white washed traditional stone cottage is a welcoming seaside getaway for a couple looking to spend some holiday time close to the beaches in beautiful Northumberland. Located in the centre of the much loved village of Seahouses, Little Flores Cottage is only a short walk from the harbour front, the beaches, all the shops, restaurants, take-aways, bars, coffee houses and much more. Seahouses is the central hub for taking a boat trip to see the birds and wildlife on The Farne Islands and you can walk along the lovely, coastal path to Bamburgh beach to visit the imposing Castle, spend time in the attractive village and visit the Grace Darling Museum while you are there. With WiFi and a cosy open fire, this cottage offers very comfortable holiday accommodation for two in a central, coastal location. Please note, that for a larger group, this cottage can be booked alongside its sister cottage next door, Flores Cottage with 2 bedrooms. Parking: You cannot park outside at this cottage however, you can unload and load there and there is a permit provided for parking one car in Seahouses main car park round the corner from the cottage. Please note that this parking permit can also be used in any of the paid Northumberland County car parks - providing a great saving! Please note: Some free short stay car parks require a parking disc. The permit will be left for you in the cottage. There is no outside space with this cottage and no views however, as we have mentioned, you are in a good, central location with easy access to the harbour, beach and all the village amenities; shops, restaurants pubs and takeaways. This cottage welcomes up to 2 medium/large or 3 small well-behaved dogs.
Weekly prices from £435.00
Alnwick, Northumbria
2 1 1 Yes
The Summerhouse is a beautiful and unique coastal cottage for two with stunning views over the River Aln Valley and Boulmer Bay. This open plan, single storey, studio style cottage is furnished with a seaside, nautical theme and is full of character. The cottage offers private parking, Wi-Fi, a smart TV, a multi fuel stove and a delightful, enclosed patio garden, ideal for a family dog. The cottage is located within walking distance of the village and beach and the mainline station is only 700 meters from the cottage, making it ideal if you don’t want to bring your car and are able arrive by train instead. You can even rent a bicycle from the station! The famous market town of Alnwick with its iconic Castle (Hogwarts and Downton Abbey fame) celebrated Castle Gardens and Heritage Railway tourist attraction is a short 3 mile journey and can be reached by car or bus (hourly buses) or on foot, along the rail and river path with some lovely views on the way. Alnmouth seaside village offers something for everyone; there are some excellent pubs (the majority are dog friendly) in the village, as well as a good range of shops, cafes and restaurants within an easy walk or cycle from the cottage. The NCR 1 - (National Cycle Route 1) runs through the area and the other popular seaside villages of Bamburgh, Seahouses, Beadnell, Newton-by-the-sea, Craster and Howick with its lovely gardens (highly rated by the BBC’s Gardeners Question Time!) are all nearby. A little further afield, (35 miles) you can reach the border town of Berwick upon Tweed or visit Newcastle upon Tyne by train from Alnmouth station. The new Greenrig halt of the Aln Valley Railway is just a mile from the cottage and can be accessed by a short walk/ cycle ride along a scenic country lane, which also continues into Alnwick This cottage accepts one well behaved dog.
Weekly prices from £450.00
South Molton, Devon
2 1 1 Yes
Set on a working farm in beautiful open countryside near Exmoor National Park, this luxurious barn conversion is made for romantic getaways. With oodles of style and spacious interiors, you could easily stay indoors, though youll soon be tempted by wildlife trails and farmland walks right from your doorstep. Enjoy scenic country drives to historic pubs and pretty market towns nearby, and explore the spectacular surrounding regions of West Somerset and North Cornwall. Whether you choose to lounge about on the stylish sofa, soak up the bubbles in the outdoor hot tub, or catch up with films by the cosy woodburner, this is an idyllic place to stay. Enjoy light and airy, contemporary chic style with open-plan living. There are extra touches to make your stay more comfortable from the handy utility room for muddy walking boots, and the sleek bathroom, to the bedrooms floor-to-ceiling window with panoramic countryside views. If your pup pals have followed you here, throw open the lounge doors where theres an enclosed garden for them to bound about while you cosy up and chat on the sun loungers. Walk or cycle the rugged trails of Exmoor National Park (14 miles) and reboot in Dulverton (6 miles), or feast at the charming thatched pub nearby (3 miles). Shop for local food, gifts and antiques in the market towns of South Molton (11 miles), Withypool (11 miles) and Exford (16 miles). Surf or swim along North Devon shores and discover sparkling sandy beaches at Saunton (31 miles), Westward Ho! (32 miles), and Croyde (34miles), or enjoy fish and chips with Victorian seaside charms in the villages of Lynton and Lynmouth (32 miles).
Weekly prices from £837.00