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Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
2 1 1 Yes
Located in the market town of Keswick, this stylish cottage is ideal for a couple and their four-legged friends looking for a restful holiday with easy access to the Northern Lakes. Keswick offers a great selection of independent shops and a cinema. Stroll through Crow Park, enjoy a bite to eat at a lakeside restaurant, or catch a show at the Theatre by the Lake, all less than a mile away. Walk along the disused Keswick to Threlkeld Railway track or head up to the Neolithic stones at Castlerigg (2 miles). This pretty cottage, set over two levels, is the perfect place to enjoy a romantic getaway, and you will see why as soon as you arrive at the front door. The welcoming open-plan lounge/diner presents a comfortable sofa to snuggle on and a wood burner-effect electric fire to create a cosy ambience while watching your favourite box set on the Smart TV. The dining area is spacious and has a breakfast bar with seating for two, while the bright and compact kitchen offers everything you need to rustle up some romantic meals or a picnic. A cottage-style staircase leads up to the first floor where there is a spacious double bedroom with a contemporary bathroom. Although the property does not offer an outside space, there are many lakeside walks to enjoy half a mile from your front door and two fantastic parks to take your canine pals. Derwentwater (0.5 miles) and Bassenthwaite (4 miles) offer a great selection of fells and Wainwrights to tackle in the local area or walk the circular route around Bassenthwaite. Whinlatter Forest, with its fantastic bike tracks and walks for all abilities, is less than 5 miles away. And for water sports enthusiasts, if you want to take to the water kayaking, paddleboarding or relax on a steamer, then Ullswater (15.5 miles) is a must-visit.
Weekly prices from £563.00
Ruthin, Snowdonia and North Wales
2 2 1 Yes
This beautiful, unique cottage in a peaceful setting in a sleepy hamlet makes the perfect retreat for a couple or small family and their canine companion. It has an enclosed, decked and terraced private garden and is next to the owner’s one-acre garden, and you’ll find scenic walks, pretty towns, and the River Clyweldg nearby. The cottage has been thoughtfully furnished, with relaxed styling and thoughtful extras. Go into the hall and through to the kitchen/diner, where you can cook delicious meals and enjoy them at the table and bench seating opposite the doors that lead outside. The inviting lounge has a big sofa, a feature fireplace with a stove-effect electric fire, a Smart TV, and garden views through the French doors. There’s a stylish shower room on the ground floor and it’s up the wooden staircase to bed in the two pretty bedrooms, a double room and a king-size bedroom with a Smart TV and a lovely, big window. There’s also a handy desk on the landing. Take your evening drinks out to the table and chairs on the fenced, private decked area, light the fire pit and BBQ and enjoy the birdsong. As well as private parking for one car, there’s space for your bikes, canoes, and paddleboards. There are lots of pretty walks nearby, including up Moel Famau, the highest peak in the Clwydian Range (14 miles), while Eryri (Snowdonia) is just 17.5 miles away. Ruthin, home to independent shops, eateries, footgolf, castles and museums (4.5 miles) is worth visiting, as is Denbigh (7 miles), with a good range of independent shops and eateries. Hit the sandy beach and wander along the promenade at Abergele (18.5 miles), or visit Llangollen (19.5 miles) for a ride on a steam train or a horse-drawn canal boat.
Weekly prices from £542.00
Fakenham, East Anglia
2 1 1 Yes
This welcoming Grade II-listed property in Fakenham is part of a complex of three properties and is the ideal base for a couple looking for a restful holiday. From here, you can explore this popular town and the surrounding countryside and Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The charming, small North Norfolk town of Fakenham has a vibrant high street and is famous for its racecourse. For outdoor walks, nearby Pensthorpe, with its large lake and woodland conservation area, is only 2.5 miles away. This lovely property is set over two floors and has a light and contemporary feel with white-washed walls contrasted with dark tones in the decor and furnishings. Step into the ground-floor open-plan kitchen, dining and lounge area, with plenty of natural light coming from a large window and packed full of all the creature comforts to enjoy your stay. The kitchen has all the equipment you need to cook a romantic meal which you can enjoy at the dining table. The lounge has a comfortable sofa to snuggle up on to enjoy your favourite film or box set on the Smart TV. Upstairs, there is a king-size room that benefits from an en-suite shower room. Step outside, and you’ll find a small patio area with a table and chairs, the perfect spot to enjoy a morning coffee or evening cocktails, and for dining alfresco on sunny evenings. If visiting quaint seaside villages and towns is your passion, then head to Brancaster (17 miles), where you can walk on the sandy beach or along the coastal path and explore this flourishing sailing fishing village, or to Blakeney (14 miles) where you can take a boat trip and visit the seal colony. Alternatively, take a trip on the North Norfolk Railway, otherwise known as The Poppy Line, from Sheringham (12 miles).
Weekly prices from £405.00
Whitby, Yorkshire Dales
2 1 1 Yes
Perched high above Robin Hoods Bay, and within the North York Moors National Park, this charming cottage offers you the very best of Yorkshire’s coastal and countryside beauty. It’s in Fylingthorpe, a sweet village with a traditional pub and shop (both within 300 metres). Cyclists will be thrilled to know that the Cinder Track, a picturesque 22-mile-long route from Whitby to Scarborough, is joinable 0.5 miles from the village. With one double bedroom, the accommodation would work well for a solo traveller or a couple keen to explore and discover this delightful corner of England. The cottage is decorated in a traditional and homely style, with artwork, mirrors and cheerful soft furnishings contributing to a welcoming atmosphere. Upon arrival, a private patio leads up to an entrance porch. Once inside, a good-sized kitchen/dining room sets the scene for creating and enjoying holiday feasts – or you could dine alfresco if the weather allows it. The lounge features a cosy wood burner and Smart TV for romantic evenings in. The double bedroom benefits from garden views for refreshing mornings, perhaps with breakfast in bed since it’s holiday time! Your front door opens up to mile upon mile of stunning walks, cycle paths and bridleways across coastal and country landscapes – plan long or short routes and take a tasty picnic or enjoy a yummy pub lunch along the way. Head down to the enchanting Robin Hoods Bay (under 1 mile), a historic fishing village known for its atmospheric cobbled streets and delightful mix of cafes, pubs and shops, all set against the stunning coastline of the Heritage Coast. Whitby (5.5 miles) is wonderful for a day out by the sea, with its sandy beaches, museum and Gothic abbey ruins.
Weekly prices from £508.00
Bude, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
Escape to this romantic bolthole to indulge in some glorious far-reaching countryside and distant sea views, and explore 18 acres of shared grounds, an indoor gym and putting green; this is the ultimate cosy hideaway for couples looking to discover the magnificent countryside and coastline of North Cornwall. You won’t have to leave behind your surroundings for long as you hunker down on the window seat in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner on the first floor to enjoy sublime views of the rolling countryside and nearby coastline. Boasting a charming high ceiling and original exposed ceiling beams, this generous space beckons you to unwind on the comfy sofa, get creative with the local produce you’ve collected in the kitchen and enjoy dining romantically seated around the rustic farmhouse-style dining table. When you can’t resist the call of bedtime, head downstairs to the ground floor to retire to the beautifully furnished bedroom for a well-deserved rest before tomorrow’s adventure. Outside, you have 18 acres of shared grounds to explore, which offers plenty of picnic benches to indulge in your wonderful unspoilt rural views, as well as a putting green, an indoor games room and an indoor gym. With its magnificent sandy beach boasting a vibrant surfing scene, the quintessentially seaside retreat of Bude 3.5 miles away is scattered with romantic coves and coastal paths to explore and boasts a plethora of independent shops and restaurants serving a delicious menu of locally sourced produce. Join the South West Coast Path from Widemouth Bay 1 mile away to experience the best cliff-top scenery this area has to offer, or simply relax on the sandy beach or surf the tide. Journey further afield to the fishing villages of Boscastle (11.5 miles) or Port Isaac (22.5 miles) to uncover the true beauty of this corner of Cornwall.
Weekly prices from £431.00
Camelford, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
Soak up the unbridled beauty of the Cornish countryside with a stay in this unique shepherd’s hut setting. Surrounded by ample outdoor space and with mighty views to admire right on your doorstep, this lovely holiday home invites two guests to embrace the outdoors whilst enjoying some cosy home comforts. In an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the lodge is positioned on the owner’s working farm, just a short stroll from a Brewery Bar and Bistro (0.5 miles) and within easy reach of an off-the-beaten-track North Cornwall beach (3.5 miles). Notice on arrival the incredible outdoor space this property has to offer, a delectable patio with a hot tub, fire pit, BBQ and an array of outdoor seating options for soaking up marvellous sights. Take a few steps up into the shepherd’s hut and immediately reach the open-plan living space with a lounge, kitchen and diner. Although compact, the kitchen is extremely well-equipped for cooking delicious meals, best enjoyed indoors or out. There’s a loveseat sofa and a Smart TV for relaxing inside when the temperature drops. Find a king-size bedroom with an additional Smart TV adjacent, ideal for lazy movie nights in bed, along with a full-size shower room next door. Truly remote, the property is 2.5 miles from the town of Camelford, a destination that’s equidistant from Cornwall’s coastal AONB and the rugged Bodmin Moor (10 miles). Heading towards the sea, spend time in Tintagel (4 miles), a wild coastline village with a mighty castle set on the water’s edge (4.5 miles) and the beautiful Bossiney Cove Beach (3.5 miles). Experience the area’s rich heritage with a trip along the coastal path to Boscastle (3 miles), home to The Museum of Witchcraft and Magic (3.5 miles) and the scenic Pentargon Waterfall (5 miles).
Weekly prices from £550.00
Camelford, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
Experience every home comfort in a luxurious glamping experience while staying in this utterly unique shepherd’s hut spot. The lodge-style property offers full-sized amenities in a snug, cosy layout, complete with an exceptionally well-equipped garden space and almighty scenery to take in. Hosting two guests on a romantic getaway, the property invites quality time together in superbly comfortable surroundings. It’s also dog-friendly with endless walking opportunities close by, including the South West Coast Path (3.5 miles) and the mighty Bodmin Moor (10 miles). On arrival, notice the private hot tub, fire pit, BBQ and ample outdoor seating in the pretty patio space outside the property. You can then take a few steps up and into the purpose-built hut, a space with a separate living space, king-size bedroom and en-suite shower room. The living space offers an open-plan layout with a well-equipped kitchen, space for two to sit and dine and a loveseat-style sofa with a Smart TV set opposite. The king-size bedroom also offers a Smart TV, allowing you to sit in bed with your morning coffee and wake up to the day with a favourite show on. The bed is also positioned directly opposite a window, displaying the most magnificent views to wake up to each day of your trip. The awe-inspiring beauty of North Cornwall’s AONB coastline is right on your doorstep, with the medieval villages of Tintagel (4 miles) and Boascastle (3 miles) close by. Discover the English Heritage site of Tintagel Castle (4.5 miles) before walking up along the coastal path to visit the thrilling Museum of Witchcraft and Magic (3.5 miles). Regarding beaches, the pretty Trebarwith Sand Beach is just 3.5 miles away offering caves and rockpools. It’s a superb, dog-friendly beach for swimming and surfing, with daily lifeguard services throughout the peak summer season.
Weekly prices from £550.00
Penrith, The Lake District and Cumbria
2 2 1 Yes
This small but delightful detached bungalow in Patterdale, just a mile from the bustling village of Glenridding at the foot of the Kirkstone Pass, is perfect for a couple or two friends looking for a tranquil retreat. The location is an ideal starting point for a range of great walks in the local area, including the valley of Deepdale between Ullswater and Brotherswater. A haven for walkers, local peaks include Helvellyn, St Sunday Crag and Stony Cove Pike (all within 5 miles). Set back from the road, the front door of this inviting property is at the rear and as you step inside leave your cares behind. The interior is full of vibrant colours and a home-from-home feel. The lounge has a sofa, armchair, bookcase and wood burner, creating a cosy feel. The dining table is in front of the large window that floods the room with natural light and has views of Place Fell. The kitchen has everything you need to rustle up some hearty meals after a day of activities. There are two bedrooms - one double and one single. Completing the property is a bathroom. To the rear is a small patio with a bench and a table with two chairs, an ideal spot for morning coffees or an al fresco meal. Another bench is at the front, nestled amongst the shrubs and foliage. Head to Ullswater and take a trip on one of the steamers from the pier (9 miles). With stops along the way, you can visit the Aira Force Waterfall, Howtown and the lakeside village of Pooley Bridge, where youll find plenty of welcoming pubs and restaurants. Windermere is only 12 miles away, and here you can go paddleboarding, kayaking or hire a boat. Alternatively, discover Dalemain Mansion and Historic Gardens (11 miles), famous for its marmalade and located within a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Weekly prices from £626.00
Redruth, Cornwall
2 1 1 Yes
Set in the heart of the Cornish countryside just a stone’s throw from the sandy shoreline and narrow harbours of Cornwall’s iconic coastline, find pure peace and tranquillity at the romantic bolthole tucked away within the owner’s grounds, surrounded by scenic countryside and cliff-top walks to explore with four-legged friends in tow. Follow the warmth of the roaring wood burner into the homely lounge/diner to soothe wearing walking muscles on the comfy sofas as you catch up on your favourite programme on the Smart TV. Grab the fabulous local produce you’ve collected and head into the spacious kitchen to rustle up a delicious feast to be enjoyed at the breakfast bar or around the rustic wooden dining table in the lounge/diner. When you can’t resist the call of bedtime any longer, retire to the lovingly furnished, light-filled en-suite bedroom for a well-deserved rest before tomorrow’s adventure. Dine alfresco on the decking in the rear enclosed walled garden or admire views of your four-legged friends roaming free in the shared lawn garden and mature landscaped gardens from the seating at the front of the cottage. Nestled in a peaceful valley, the seaside town of Portreath 3 miles away is steeped in history and natural beauty, grown around a narrow harbour that was once a busy fishing port. A mecca for water sports offering some of the most magnificent crystal waters, head to Portreath Beach just over 3 miles away to surf the locally known Vortex swell or simply enjoy paddling the waters to be rewarded with the best views of the valley. Keen cyclists can join up with one of the many cycling paths running along the decommissioned tram roads or hop on the Coast to Coast Trail for magnificent views of the engine houses synonymous with Cornwall’s rich mining history.
Weekly prices from £518.00