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1 Bedroom Bed in Wareham (87150)
Wareham, Dorset and Somerset
2 1 1 Yes
Escape to nature with this gorgeous holiday cottage and discover the delights of birdwatching, stargazing and wildlife watching. Whisk your loved one away, and possibly your pooch, to this modern retreat and unwind in the charming courtyard garden or fire up the BBQ. Make yourself at home amongst whitewashed walls, organic tones and tasteful decor. The hub of the house is the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, where you can kick off muddy boots and relax on the comfy sofa. The room is flooded with natural light thanks to the bi-folding doors and overhead skylights, and on sunny days, they can be used to waft the glorious Dorset air through the home. The modest kitchen is stylish and boasts all the equipment needed to rustle up some tasty dishes throughout your stay. Post-dinner, spend hours sipping glasses of wine and stargazing in the charming courtyard garden, where you can take full advantage of the dark night skies. Freshen up with a steamy shower in the en-suite before slipping into a slumber in the king-size bedroom. This sociable property is located on one floor and provides a wonderful stay for those looking to spend quality time together. Wildlife spotters will be well-served with easy access to Stoborough Heath, Arne, Hartland Moor, and Studland, which boast species of owls, birds, and deer, all within 6 miles of the property. Treat yourselves to a hearty ploughmans at one of the independent cafes or pubs in Wareham (1 mile). This pretty riverside town also has a number of boutiques where you can pick up a unique souvenir or two. Other local attractions include Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door (9 miles), with some of the UKs most breathtaking scenery, and Dorset Golf and Country Club (7.5 miles), where you can shoot your best 18 holes among rolling heathland and a carved rhododendron forest.
Weekly prices from £736.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Eskdale (87247)
Holmrook, The Lake District and Cumbria
2 1 1 Yes
This charming property is the perfect to use as a base to explore the coast and the fells of the Lake District. Sleeping you both in a tranquil first-floor bedroom, this cottage is an opportunity to explore the stunning coast at Drigg Sand Dunes (8 miles) or tackle feats such as Scafell Pike (9.5 miles). On sunny evenings, cook up a storm in the kitchen and dine al fresco in the garden across the road among fantastic views. Whether you’re relaxing in the lounge looking out across the valley from the first-floor windows or you’re enjoying a pint in the local pub (2 miles), you’ll find your favourite place here. The kitchen diner is bright and airy with everything you need to cook delicious meals, while neutral decor paired with botanical furnishings in the lounge make this a peaceful haven to relax in. If you’ve brought your four-legged friend with you, they’ll enjoy sniffing around in the garden across the road; when they’re ready for a change of scenery take them around the grounds of Muncaster Castle (4.5 miles) where the pretty gardens are not to be missed. Take a ride on the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway from Ravenglass (5.5 miles), the only coastal village in the Lake District, and experience the spectacular scenery at the foot of the Scafell range. Wander along the seafront at St. Bees (17 miles), or head inland to Grizedale Forest (25.5 miles) for beautiful views from Lake Windermere to Coniston Water along the trails. Experience the luxury travel the wealthy Victorians once experienced on the National Trust’s Steam Yacht Gondola on Coniston Water (19.5 miles) and take in the glorious scenery of the fells while the crew fills you in on the area’s rich history.
Weekly prices from £612.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Barnstaple (88259)
Barnstaple, Devon
2 1 1 Yes
Located in serene countryside within 9 miles of Exmoor National Park, this quirky two-storey cottage has a home-from-home feel and suits dog-owning couples keen to escape urban life and enjoy the natural beauty and communities of the North Devon countryside. With open-plan living areas throughout, a private enclosed garden and easy access to the iconic Tarka Trail, relaxing or activity-led days can be enjoyed in equal measure. Past the five-bar gate and replica Banksy wall art, take a right in the hallway to land in the fresh and modern lounge/kitchen/diner, a cosy, open-plan area for enjoying a leisurely brunch, making plans for the day ahead and returning for a romantic dinner for two before curling up on the sofa in front of a film as an exhausted hound snoozes in front of the wood burner. When the land of nod calls, head upstairs to the super-king-size bedroom with colourful feature wall, feature fireplace and inspiring views out into the open countryside, while a spacious bathroom sits nearby. There’ll be plenty of room in the enclosed lawn garden for the dog to bound about as you enjoy an alfresco lunch, or lose yourselves in books or podcasts well into the afternoon and evening with ice cold refreshments to hand. A few laps of West Buckland will set you up for the day and the village offers plenty of footpaths that take you as far as you wish in all directions. South Molton (6 miles) is an attractive market town that offers a fantastic flavour of Devon life. It would be easy to lose a day exploring the moors and woodland of Exmoor National Park (9 miles). For a beach day, take your pick from Saunton (14 miles), Westward Ho! (17 miles), and Croyde (19 miles).
Weekly prices from £448.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Cinderford (88271)
Cinderford, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
This generously sized property for a couple plus one canine companion offers far-reaching countryside views, a hot tub and stylish contemporary interiors. Set on the edge of a woodland in the Forest of Dean, guests can enjoy outdoor adventures and wildlife watching while also benefiting from convenient nearby amenities with its historic market town location. Enter the single-storey cottage and find yourself in the bright and neutral-toned open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with contemporary decor. On one side of the space is an ‘L’-shaped fitted kitchen with shaker-style cabinets and dark surface tops. Walk across to the carpeted lounge area with a wooden dining table for two beside the window plus a leather sofa and armchair in front of the TV. Continue into the neutral-toned double bedroom with a splash of colour and countryside views. Completing the interior is a tranquil shower room. Outside, you’ll find a raised terrace with loungers, a dining area and a six-person hot tub. During your stay on the outskirts of Cinderford, discover the mining history of the town, spot the historic landmarks and dine at a dog-friendly pub (all within 1 mile). Take Fido for a sniff around the woodland art at the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail (4.5 miles). Enjoy a waterside picnic at Cannop Ponds (5 miles) or walk among ancient oaks at RSPB Nagshead (7.5 miles). Set off on an adventure in the Wye Valley National Landscape (6.5 miles) where you’ll find rolling hills, woodlands and rivers.
Weekly prices from £552.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Cinderford (88272)
Cinderford, Heart of England
2 1 1 Yes
This contemporary hot tub hideaway for two benefits from being located in a town while also surrounded by the idyllic countryside of the Forest of Dean. An open-plan layout with materials reflecting its natural surroundings creates a romantic atmosphere for couples. During your time away, you can explore the nearby nature reserves, historic attractions and beauty spots. As you enter the annexe, you’ll find a stylish open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with warm tones throughout. A plump leather sofa and an armchair offer a cosy space for enjoying quiet evenings. After cooking a meal in the well-sized kitchen area with dark surface tops and shaker-style cabinets, you can tuck in at the dining table for two. Large sliding doors divide the living space and the tranquil double bedroom. Completing the interior is a walk-in shower room. Outside, you will find a raised terrace with furniture and a six-person hot tub. While staying on the outskirts of Cinderford, you’ll be conveniently close to the town’s handful of eateries and shops (within 0.5 miles). Organise a date night at one of the oldest cinemas in the country – Palace Cinema (0.5 miles). Delve into the local history at Littledean Jail Museum (2 miles) and the Dean Heritage Centre (4 miles). Spend a morning in the magical mossy ancient woodland of Puzzlewood (7.5 miles) before braving the depths of Clearwell Caves (8 miles). Put on your hiking boots and head to the Wye Valley National Landscape (6 miles) for a stomp around Duchess Ride Viewpoint (19 miles) or step back in time with a visit to the Gothic ruins of Tintern Abbey (17 miles) – which you might recognise from scenes in Harry Potter.
Weekly prices from £618.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Gulval (88293)
Penzance, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
This elegant Cornish hideaway is just what the doctor ordered. On a complex, enjoy the shared amenities like the pool, sauna, tennis courts and landscaped grounds of this converted former manor house. Artfully fusing comfortable modern living and convenience with original features and a dab of grandeur, you have every creature comfort at your disposal. What’s more, it’s in an excellent location, rural but within 2 miles of Penzance. This ground-floor apartment is bright and airy, affording oodles of space. Thoughtfully kitted out, it’s a wonderfully cosy and comfortable bolthole. Stunning period features include high ceilings, exposed stonework and warm wood floors, giving it a really charming feel. Keep dog towels and outdoor gear in the handy private entrance hall. The open-plan lounge/diner/kitchen is a fabulous space with each area working well in isolation and together. The kitchen is slightly raised up two steps but you can cook in here and chat to your partner in the lounge. The double bedroom is flooded with light and overlooks the garden, making it a wonderfully calm space. Outside, explore the lovely shared gardens with your canine chum, as well all the other facilities. During high season, the clubhouse even provides food and drink if you fancy a break from self-catering. But, if you fancy getting out, stroll Penzance Prom, people-watch at the harbour, check out its art galleries and independent shops. Take a dip in the UKs most celebrated salt water Lido, Jubilee Pool, with its geothermal pool to ease away aches and pains! Admire the feat that is the Minack Theatre (11.5 miles), a working theatre hewn into the rock. While you’re ticking Cornish musts off the list, don’t forget a trip over the causeway at low tide to St Michael’s Mount from Marazion (4 miles).
Weekly prices from £571.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Fordingbridge (88364)
Fordingbridge, South of England
2 1 1 Yes
Known locally as the gateway to the New Forest, this home is tucked away in a fabulous spot which allows guests to revel in the natural beauty of the national park. The rare blend of open heathlands and ancient woodlands combined with extensive gravel paths make this ideal for walkers and cyclists to enjoy eye-catching scenes on every trail, and why not bring those four-pawed friends to enjoy these too? In addition, guests will also have an easy opportunity to take trips to historic market towns such as Ringwood (7.5 miles) and Salisbury (12.5 miles), offering an array of fantastic shops, cafés and restaurants. There is the convenience of four pubs within a mile, all serving delicious food to enjoy. Upon entering this home, you will immediately notice the unique nature mural design which spreads throughout the property. First off, you will come to the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner which has everything you need including an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, and coffee machine which you can use to make a warming morning brew to enjoy at the breakfast bar. Making your way through to the lounge space, you will find two stylish sofas, a Smart TV and a wood burner (kindling and logs provided). There are even some handy dog towels here to clean off pets so they can fully relax too. Moving through the hallway will bring you past the spacious bathroom complete with a bath, separate waterfall double-ended shower and WC, and finally onto the bedroom which screams comfort with a king-size bed and plenty of wardrobe space for guests to use. You can make your way to the rear enclosed garden via the French doors in the lounge, from the bedroom or even a gated entrance to the left of the home. This outdoor space continues the theme of luxury with guests having access to their own private hot tub, outdoor seating, and BBQ on the patio space, and a grassed area too. There is also the added benefit of a shed where guests can store bikes when required. There is private parking for two cars.
Weekly prices from £1,075.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Bamburgh (88425)
Belford, Northumbria
2 1 1 Yes
This charming, hand-crafted shepherd’s hut is perfect for couples looking for a cosy getaway with the best of both coastal and country living right on your doorstep. Explore historic buildings along the Northumberland Heritage Coast, discover picturesque seaside towns and spend your days exploring some of the region’s stunning beaches. With open countryside all around you, this delightful hut comes with romance and fun by the bucketload. Climb three steps and enter the welcoming open-plan living space where wood plays centre stage, and theres even a cosy wood burner for those cooler evenings. There is an electric kettle to make your morning cup of coffee, a fridge with an icebox and electric socket to charge your devices. You also have access to a well-appointed shared kitchen. Outside, relax in the private garden area with a wooden table and chairs where you can eat breakfast or enjoy a BBQ and evening drinks before some stargazing. Alternatively, head down to the wooden tepee with a warming firepit and chat with guests from the two other huts on the grounds. At the end of the day, take a refreshing rinse in the contemporary shower room, then snuggle up at night in the hut’s comfortable double bed. Located in the small village of Lucker, a welcoming country pub is mere metres from your door, as is a luxurious salon and spa. Traditional seaside fun awaits on Bamburgh’s golden sands (4 miles), and the town is home to a number of independent shops, cafes, pubs and renowned restaurants too. No trip to Bamburgh would be complete without a visit to the famed castle, with the ocean providing a stunning backdrop to its imposing presence. Take a boat trip to see birdlife on the Farne Islands, watching for dolphins along the way, and don’t miss glorious Beadnell Bay (8 miles) for water sports, sand dunes, and views of Dunstanburgh Castle. Further afield, the 12 landscaped acres of Alnwick Gardens (13 miles) are home to the world’s largest Tai Haku cherry orchard as well as the world’s largest treehouse restaurant.
Weekly prices from £483.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Bassenthwaite (88490)
Cockermouth, The Lake District and Cumbria
2 1 1 Yes
Nestled in a tranquil hamlet on the banks of Lake Bassenthwaite, this one-bedroom cottage is the ultimate romantic retreat, offering waterside walks and cosy nights in. Occupying a wing of the owner’s Victorian guest house, this delightful property welcomes two people and up to two dogs in a private and welcoming space, which includes its own magical garden and separate entrance. This two-storey property has plenty of charm and character, especially with its ‘upside-down’ design that sees the bedroom on the ground floor with the main living space above. Snuggle up in the cosy lounge with a bottle of wine next to the wood burner-effect electric fire after a country walk, or sit and watch the wildlife from the large picture window. The kitchen is well equipped to rustle up your favourite meals – which you can enjoy in the garden on a warm summer’s eve. Get a good night’s sleep in the ground-floor bedroom and wake to birdsong in the garden, refreshed and ready for another day’s adventuring. The most northerly lake in the Lake District National Park, Bassenthwaite is a haven for walkers, birdwatchers and nature lovers. The lake is home to a rare species of fish, which prove tempting fare for ospreys that come here to fish. Dubwath Silver Meadows nature reserve is just over 300 metres from the property with viewing hides and nature walks, and next door is a full-size replica steam train of the Orient Express, previously used as part of a film set, which now offers a delicious afternoon tea. Sample local spirits at the Lake Distillery (1 mile) or take your mountain bike to off-road along beautiful trails in Whinlatter Forest (8.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £597.00