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Blandford Forum, Dorset and Somerset
3 2 1 Yes
Surrounded by welcoming local pubs, lovely walking routes and unforgettable countryside, this charming property offers the perfect stay for anyone hoping to see the best of beautiful Dorset. A lodge-style property with wooden panelling offering authentic décor, this two-bedroom holiday home happily sleeps three guests or four with the use of an additional sofa bed. Embrace lazy evenings in by the wood burner-effect electric fire or make full use of the outdoor area. An altogether sociable space to spend time together, the open-plan living area offers a real hub in this family home. Warmed by the electric fire and offering a smart TV in way of entertainment, this cosy space is inviting for any night spent at home. The kitchen is fully equipped for any chef to cook up a family favourite, with space to dine at the dining table or outside in your private garden. Along with space set to lawn, the property boasts a covered veranda with a bench that’s ideal for morning coffee. Completing the property you’ll find two welcoming bedrooms, both made up with clean and fresh linen. Perched on the edge of the Cranborne Chase AONB, this property is perfect for stepping out and enjoying walks from your doorstep. Both easy going and more challenging walks link up some of the area’s pretty villages. Take a trip to Tisbury (14.5 miles) and take the bracing route to the fascinating Old Wardour Castle (14.5 miles). Venture further south to explore Dorset’s stunning coastline, another AONB featuring the fantastic Jurassic Coast and a handful of popular seaside locations. Take a trip to Weymouth (28 miles) to spend an afternoon on its sandy Blue Flag beach or enjoy fish and chips by the harbour.
Weekly prices from £526.00
Polruan, Cornwall
3 2 1 Yes
A cosy two-bedroom cottage boasting fantastic river views, Bosuns is a delightful little bolthole, perfect for a romantic break. A short, level walk to the shops and pubs in the centre of the village, it is also close to the passenger ferry and a lovely spot to watch river life go by. Wake up in the morning in the double bedroom to the sight of sailing boats gliding past on the river outside and continue admiring the view as you sip your morning coffee in the comfortable lounge. Tastefully decorated with neutral colours and artwork nodding to the cottages coastal location, it provides a relaxing retreat after a day out exploring Polruan, across the river into Fowey and beyond. Set on the east bank of the River Fowey, Polruan is a picturesque coastal village built on a steep hill and surrounded by water on three sides. With two pubs, a cafe and a couple of shops, its a peaceful spot for a break away from it all. Hop on board the ferry to the town of Fowey which lies just across the river. The narrow streets of its old town are home to numerous interesting medieval and Georgian buildings, while in the main street, an abundance of independent shops, cafes and restaurants can be found, where you can try the unmissable River Fowey Mussels. From Fowey you can take a cruise up the river or out to sea, or take in the coast on foot, heading east from Polruan or west from Fowey, along the stunning South West Coast Path.
Weekly prices from £372.00
Newquay, Cornwall
3 2 1 Yes
Less than half a mile from sandy Porth beach and within 2 miles of Newquays town centre, this first-floor apartment is ideal for smaller families seeking secluded accommodation for a beach and surfing holiday on the North Cornish coast. Use of a garage makes drying and managing your seaside gear at the end of the day hassle-free, and the location is great too - this section of coast has a wide variety of beach visits, walks and attractions. The apartment is bright yet cosy with an open-plan living/kitchen/dining area, and youll love the balcony lookout with beach views. Theres plenty of space for everyone to join in with planning the next days outing, or to snuggle up on the comfy seating for a movie night in. Overall, the feel is calm and serene. Outside, in a patio area shared with the ground floor apartment, you can enjoy a family BBQ feast and perhaps sundowners on a balmy evening. Newquay has a lively, youthful buzz and a wealth of bars, surf shops and restaurants, as well as famous Fistral Beach within 4 miles by car. Other attractions include Newquay Zoo and the fascinating Blue Reef Aquarium. Further afield, fans of TVs Poldark series can evoke the romantic past by visiting the St Agnes Heritage Coast section of the South West Coast Path – here you can stride past ruined tin mines, symbols of Cornwalls proud heritage, and gaze out to sea from dramatic clifftops – start at Perranporth, within 10 miles.
Weekly prices from £507.00
Penrith, The Lake District and Cumbria
3 2 1 Yes
This charming cottage for three is located in Stainton, a characterful village close to Penrith and on the edge of the Lake District National Park. This welcoming two bedroom cottage provides cosy, homey accommodation perfect for a relaxing break. With a great pub and restaurant, Stainton is a village popular with local residents and visitors alike. The Alpaca Clothing Company can be found on the edge of the village, less than a mile from the cottage, a wonderful clothing outlet thats well worth a visit - you wont come away empty handed! The award-winning Rheged Centre is a short drive away from Stainton and offers something for everyone; from shops, cafes, a 3D cinema and an excellent food hall, youll find it hard to leave. Stainton is a short drive from magnificent Ullswater, the second largest lake in the Lake District. Why not explore the Ullswater Valley from the water itself and take a ride on one of the majestic steamers that crosses the lake? Aira Force waterfall is a must visit and offers plenty of walks to suit varying abilities. Take a scenic drive along Ullswater to the ever popular Pooley Bridge; stop for a coffee or bite to eat in one of the cafes, pubs or restaurants before stocking up on souvenirs from one of the local gift shops. Just a 5-minute drive from the M6 and only 20 minutes from Keswick it really does make the perfect base for your Lake District adventure. Full of charm, this 18th-century cottage has many characterful features including exposed low beams and wooden floors. The front door opens onto the sitting room, which is furnished with two comfortable sofas, a wood burner-effect electric fire, and a Smart TV, not to mention special touches such as the grandmother clock. There are also pleasant views from here over the green and the tranquil village: its the perfect spot to curl up for a peaceful read or to just watch the world go by! Just off from the sitting room is a small dining area, this leads to the French windows - so you have lots of light - and into the garden. The modern kitchen has a slate floor and is well equipped for self catering with an electric cooker, hob, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and a large freestanding Smeg fridge with ice box. From the living room you can head upstairs via open-tread carpeted stairs. There are two spacious bedrooms up here. The double has plenty of storage and double aspect windows looking over the village green - cushions on the window seat mean you can really enjoy the tranquil view. The single bedroom has a single bed, a desk and chair, for some quiet study and contemplation, if you fancy it! The modern bathroom is also on this floor and has a bath with shower over, heated towel rail, WC and wash basin. The traditional charm of this cottage is really apparent up here with lovely exposed low beams and low doorways - so mind your head! Heading outside through those lovely French windows you will find a sheltered raised patio area with table and chairs and an arbour from where to enjoy the peace and quiet. An outside tap is also available for washing dirty boots and muddy paws.
Weekly prices from £520.00
York, Yorkshire Dales
3 2 1 Yes
Sitting in the market town of Helmsley, this sweet cottage makes the ideal base for a couple or small family to enjoy the Yorkshire Moors, being close to beautiful countryside, historic sites, and seaside towns. It has an enclosed garden, an inviting open-plan living space, and an allocated parking space, plus your canine companion is welcome to join you. The cottage has homely interiors made for relaxation, with comfy furniture and a laidback style. Go inside to the welcoming lounge/kitchen/diner where there’s a comfy sofa and a Smart TV for evenings in, a pretty kitchen with everything you need to self-cater and a breakfast bar and stools for eating in. Head to bed in the two gorgeous bedrooms, a king-size and a small double (for one adult or two children). There’s a lovely, contemporary family bathroom on the first floor and a separate WC on the ground floor. At the rear is a fenced garden with a patio where you can enjoy the last of the sunshine with a cool drink on the garden furniture. Wander to Helmsley Market Square to discover the cafes, shops, pubs and micro-brewery. The town is home to the tourist attractions of Helmsley Castle, the National Centre for Birds of Prey, and The Walled Gardens. Explore the Yorkshire Moors on walking and cycling routes and visit the National Trust’s Nunnington Hall (5.5 miles). York is within reach (28 miles) where you can spend the day discovering the Minster, Jorvik Viking Centre, and the Shambles. The Folk Museum at Hutton-le-Hole (9 miles) and Mount Grace Priory (27.5 miles) make fun days out, and Malton (16 miles) is a great spot for foodies with a brilliant range of artisanal food producers, cafes, restaurants, and shops to visit.
Weekly prices from £737.00
Launceston, Cornwall
3 2 1 Yes
A stunning property with plenty of original features situated in a rural spot. Escape with your loved one, or as a group of three friends, to this charming home close to the border of Cornwall and Devon, allowing you to explore the very best of both counties. Leave your walking boots in the entrance hall before heading into the cosy lounge. Fire up the wood burner and get warm while snuggled up on the sofa watching your favourite film or show on the Smart TV. The contemporary kitchen is well-equipped, enabling you to rustle up a hearty breakfast, get a picnic ready for the day, or create a sumptuous home-cooked meal. Enjoy a romantic meal in the conservatory and dining space at the back of the home that opens up into the stunning garden. Upstairs are two bedrooms and an impressive bathroom with a free-standing bath and his-and-hers sinks. There are two outside spaces to enjoy too; to the front of the home is a patio and lawn area with seating and a BBQ, ideal for al fresco dining. To the rear is a second enclosed garden with lawn and seating, a great area to enjoy relaxing in the sunshine. Situated in a rural location, this home boasts pure tranquillity and privacy. The nearest pubs are around 5 miles away and shops are 8 miles. Head 12 miles to Launceston, a market town bursting with independent shops, cafes and restaurants. If you want to enjoy the coastline, visit historic Tintagel (14.5 miles) or picturesque Port Isaac (20 miles). For long strolls or challenging hikes, try out Dartmoor National Park (22 miles) or Bodmin Moor (15 miles).
Weekly prices from £736.00
Bakewell, Peak District
3 2 1 Yes
Indulge in a slice of escapism and set your sights on this delightful stone cottage for a rural getaway. Sleeping three, your traditional abode is surprisingly contemporary inside and offers a peaceful retreat for couples or small families. Visit iconic destinations such as Bakewell, 1.5 miles away, and challenge yourself to bracing walks through the countryside. On your return, the local pub offers a fine range of home-cooked food to tempt your taste buds, and the cottage itself has a warming wood burner for chilly nights. Step inside and close the door against the elements, embracing the warmth of the wood burner by curling up on the sofas with a hot cup of cocoa. There’s a sleek and stylish kitchen area cleverly concealed under the stairwell, complete with everything you need to cook up a storm before settling down at the bijou table to eat together. Upstairs, there is a double bedroom and a smaller single for a restful night’s sleep, and you’ll also find a shower room for a spot of pampering after your travels. Completing the property is a courtyard garden with seating – perfect for drinks in the sunshine. Ashford in-the-Water is quintessentially charming with its traditional stone buildings, friendly pub and popular village shop. The rural surroundings provide endless opportunity for exciting walks, but you’ll also be able to take a step off the beaten track with wild swimming in hot spots such as Youlgreave just outside of Bakewell, 5 miles away, or Chee Dale, 11 miles away, a stunning spot along the River Wye that also boasts excellent walking trails. The Monsal Trail runs nearby, taking you across an ever-changing landscape of limestone dales and underneath an imposing viaduct. There are lots of spots to stop and enjoy a picnic too, so be sure to bring along some tasty treats.
Weekly prices from £456.00
York, Yorkshire Dales
3 2 1 Yes
This welcoming, single-level property is perfect for couples or small families looking for a tranquil base from which to explore the numerous walks through beautiful countryside, ancient woodland, and the meandering rivers of the Howardian Hills. It is a half-mile stroll to the picturesque village of Crayke, where you can enjoy far-reaching views over the Vale of York. After scenic days of walking, return home for a well-deserved evening tipple in the peaceful garden that awaits. A blend of original cottage features, such as exposed wooden beams, contemporary comforts and chic decor, create a homely feel in this charming property. Enter the lounge where you can cosy up for a romantic evening while watching your favourite film on the Smart TV. If the local eateries do not tempt you, you have all the necessary appliances to rustle up a delicious dinner or a late brunch. Admire the view out to the garden from the dining table. The property features two bedrooms; one king-size and one single (with an additional single trundle bed), both served by a well-appointed, contemporary shower room. Doors from the kitchen and one of the bedrooms lead to the private garden with a seating area where you can enjoy your morning coffee or dine alfresco on a warm evening. There is much to explore in the local area, with the North York Moors hosting an unbeatable network of footpaths and cycle routes. Historic York (13.5 miles) offers river cruises to enjoy, the Minster to discover, and the chance to stroll down The Lanes to shop or stop for something to eat. For those looking to lace up their hiking boots, head to Nunnington (11.5 miles) and explore the village, the pub and Nunnington Hall, before heading out on a peaceful stroll along the River Rye.
Weekly prices from £555.00
Plymouth, Devon
3 2 1 Yes
Promising a wonderful escape for a romantic retreat or a small family, this seaside home on a peaceful holiday park boasts a spectacular location. Wake to the lapping of the ocean, brew a warming mug of tea and enjoy an al fresco breakfast on the wonderful terrace. With something for everyone, the South Devon coast offers an abundance of walks on the South West Coast Path, whilst the maritime city of Plymouth has an excellent array of shops and eateries. Whatever the weather throws at you throughout your stay, enjoy uninterrupted views of Plymouth Sound and the glittering ocean. Gaze outside from the comfort of the sofa in the tranquil, open-plan living space, or sit with a drink on the superb terrace and breath in the fresh sea air. Light, coastal hues flow throughout the space, creating an inviting ambience in which to relax after clifftop walks with your pup and time in vibrant Plymouth. If you’re lucky enough to drift off in the master double, rise and shine to sea views - there really is no better wake-up call than the sound of the sea. Take care of the external steps. From your door, tread a section of the 630-mile-long South West Coast Path where your efforts are rewarded with secret coves, spectacular views and wonderful picnic spots. Wembury Point (2.5 miles) is a great spot for a walk and the beach at Bovisands (3.5 miles) welcomes those with four paws all year round so you can enjoy family days out or romantic sunsets. Head 6 miles to the city and explore Plymouth’s Hoe, the Barbican or Royal William Yard for delicious dinners.
Weekly prices from £746.00