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Crewe, Snowdonia and North Wales
3 2 1 Yes
Audlem is a pretty village that offers a host of independent shops, eateries and a church to explore. Take time to visit the Overwater Marina with mooring for over 200 narrowboats, 4 miles by foot, or at weekends take the Audlem Lass canal cruise from Lock 15 to the marina. There’s a cafe here for refreshment and lunches. This is a walkers’ and cyclists’ paradise with many way marked footpaths and cycle routes for you to explore the surrounding Cheshire countryside. Take a trip to an abundance of National Trust houses in all directions, or head into the market towns of Chester and Shrewsbury, both less than 30 miles, providing charm and culture with even more to see and do. Arrive at this cosy single-storey property and enjoy the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with large sliding doors overlooking a gravel garden. This is a social space to prepare a meal, enjoy dinner and relax on the sofa. In the lounge area, you can sink into the sofa, find your favourites on the TV and relax, or open the patio doors on a nice day to let the outside in and curl up with a good book. The kitchen area offers an electric oven and hob, fridge with ice compartment, washing machine and microwave and there is a dining table where you can enjoy some homecooked meals with plenty of space for everyone to gather around and plan your holiday activities. When ready for bed choose from the spacious double or single room. Take a leisurely shower or bath in the lovely bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Outside, sit down at the table and chairs on the gravel garden with views towards the enclosed garden with established trees, shrubs and a paddock. It is the perfect place unwind from sunrise to sunset. If you are bringing your bikes there is a bike rack to use by the kitchen door. There is ample off-road parking for two cars.
Weekly prices from £534.00
Bassenthwaite, The Lake District and Cumbria
3 2 2 Yes
This charming holiday home on the shores of Bassenthwaite makes a great base for couples and small families seeking a relaxing break in breathtaking surroundings. The property is close to the market towns of Keswick and Cockermouth (both within 8 miles), and there are some great attractions nearby, including The Lakes Distillery (1.5 miles) and Mirehouse and Gardens (3.5 miles). In the evenings, unwind with a glass of wine in the garden, taking in the spectacular Lakeland views. This charming retreat is warm and inviting and has been decorated and furnished in a traditional style. Original features, such as an exposed stone wall, give the property a cosy, rustic feel. Enter the cottage into the sweet lounge, where comfortable seating is arranged around a TV/DVD. From here, head into the farmhouse-style kitchen, which has everything you need for a self-catering break, as well as a wooden dining table for sharing mealtimes together. When day turns to night, retire to one of the inviting bedrooms, a double and a single, both of which have en-suite shower rooms. Outside, an enclosed garden with a picnic bench awaits, boasting stunning views of the surrounding fells. There are some beautiful walks from your front door, including along the western shores of the lake, where the views and wildlife-watching opportunities are fantastic. Further afield, the mighty fells of Skiddaw (5.5 miles) and Blencathra (13 miles) are a must for keen walkers. Alternatively, the gentle slopes of Catbells (12 miles) make a lovely walk for children or those seeking a less energetic stroll, but still with panoramic views. The bustling town of Keswick offers a wonderful selection of independent shops and eateries. Here, you can also board the Keswick Launch for a magical cruise across Derwentwater.
Weekly prices from £523.00
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
3 2 1 Yes
This is a traditional retreat for three people and one dog, located right in the heart of the popular village of Braithwaite. The ground floor of this cosy cottage is open plan, with the fully fitted kitchen just one step up from the living/dining area. On the first floor are the two bedrooms, a lovely double and a cosy single, and family shower room. As well as parking for a car, outside youll find a welcome bench and picnic bench and stone outbuilding, ideal for securely storing bikes if youd like to explore on two wheels instead of four. In Braithwaite, youll find a wonderful village shop and three pubs to choose from, all serving real ales and hearty home-cooked meals. Walkers will delight at the great choice of routes on offer straight from the front door. Head up local fell Barrow for stunning panoramic views or walk along the beck to the beautiful Newlands Valley. Pack a picnic and spend a day on the fell tops tackling the famous Coledale Horseshoe, a circular walk thats a must for any serious hill walker. Why not hire mountain bikes at Whinlatter Forest? Youll find three dedicated cycling trails - not to mention a friendly cafe for refreshments afterwards! If you do fancy venturing further afield, take a scenic drive through the Lakes to the pretty village of Grasmere. Visit Dove Cottage, the former home of the poet William Wordsworth, before stocking up on the villages famous gingerbread. Continue on to Ambleside for a look around the independent shops before enjoying lunch at one of the quirky cafes. Keswick is only 3 miles from Braithwaite; often called the adventure capital of the North Lakes, why not try your hand at ghyll scrambling or canyoning with one of the local adventure companies? Head inside straight into the open-plan living/dining/kitchen area on the ground floor, a great social space ideal for a holiday home. The living area has a two-seater sofa and armchair, cosily positioned around the electric stove. Theres a smart TV for entertainment and by the window overlooking the yard is the drop-leaf table and chairs. Up a single step from the living area is the kitchen, compact but well equipped with everything youd need for a self catering holiday: theres an electric cooker and hob, fridge/freezer, useful washing machine, clothes airer and handy microwave. Up the open tread stairs from the living area to the first floor where youll find the two bedrooms and shower room. As you climb the stairs the ceiling becomes lower as you step on to the landing which has a modern Velux window set into the sloping roof. Please note, the open tread feature of the stairs may not be suitable for very young children. The lovely double room is light and bright, with a handy wardrobe and chest of drawers for storage, and views of the Helvellyn range and Skiddaw. The second bedroom is a cosy single, with a useful chest of drawers. The shower room contains the WC, wash basin and modern shower cubicle, great for reinvigorating tired muscles after a day out on the fells. Outside is a gravelled yard area which provides parking for a car. There is also a picnic bench and separate bench out here, ideal for lunch alfresco or for a peaceful few moments with a good book. Theres also a useful stone outbuilding for securely storing two to three bikes if youd prefer to explore on two wheels.
Weekly prices from £507.00
Kirkby Stephen, The Lake District and Cumbria
3 2 1 Yes
Let adventure know no bounds when staying in this end-terrace cottage, a pet-friendly destination made for Yorkshire Dales excursions. Situated in the vibrant market town of Kirkby Stephen, a Cumbrian highlight with the North Pennines National Landscape (4.5 miles) and the Lake District (20 miles) not far away, you’re well-positioned for hiking, biking and sight-seeing adventures close by. The property is on a quiet street that’s just metres from the town’s high street, allowing you to wander out and enjoy pubs and restaurants after long, rewarding days filled with outdoor touring. Complete with two cosy bedrooms, the accommodation is best suited to a group of three or a couple seeking that extra bit of space to spread out. Filled to the brim with quirky features and original design elements, this chocolate box cottage is a real rural delight. Step into the lounge with its wood burner, Smart TV and compact dining space, yours to unwind in as evening falls. The kitchen is just next door, offering direct access to a pretty, walled garden. This outdoor space is furnished with a bistro set for light meals or a sundowner, and you’ll also find a pond here. Back indoors, move up to the first floor to find two bedrooms, an attractive king-size and a snug single, alongside a family bathroom. Just half a mile from home, the beautiful River Eden flows past the property and into the wilds of the countryside. This riverside pathway offers a waymarked route for admiring the scenery of the beautiful Eden Valley. Follow it to explore the ruins of Lammerside Castle (3 miles) and Pendragon Castle (4 miles) outside town. Close to here, Wild Boar Fell (7 miles) is a towering mountain offering far-reaching views from its summit. Follow the cairns along the established bridleway to make your way to the top and take in the sights of the Mallerstang Valley.
Weekly prices from £495.00
Penrith, The Lake District and Cumbria
3 1 1 Yes
Relax in this sweet, cosy hideaway just perfect for two or for small families. In the early 20th century it was an Arts and Crafts artists studio belonging to the owner’s Great Aunt Maud (hence the name). It has now been beautifully renovated to create a fabulous, open-plan, two-storey cottage set within the wonderful gardens of the 14th century Johnby Hall Estate. By prior arrangement with the owners you can breakfast in the Great Hall at Johnby, a stunning sandstone manor house which has grown around its original pele tower. Clues to its history are peppered around its grounds which you are welcome to explore – there is a lovely walled orchard, and a fantastic woodland area to while away the hours. If you fancy venturing further afield you can choose between the majestic Lake District fells, or the alluring Eden Valley. Your nearest lake is Ullswater, just a 15-minute drive away – why not try the gentle tree-covered amble to the inspiring Aira Force waterfall? Alternatively hop on the bike to explore the local lanes and the Coast to Coast cycle way also passes by just down the road. The charming town of Penrith is on the doorstep (10 minutes away) and has a wealth of independent shops to explore. The whole place has been thoughtfully designed for you to make the most of the history and magic of its ancient situation while still benefiting from all the comforts of a warm and welcoming modern home. The front door takes you straight into the main living area with its antique furniture and sumptuous textiles. A well-tuned grand piano graces the corner which you are welcome to play, with comfortable seating arranged either side. There is a Smart TV. The lounge also has a sofa bed (please request at time of booking). The kitchen has a table for dining and is fully equipped with dishwasher, fridge, fan oven, halogen hobs, and plenty of storage space. There is also a washing machine (no tumble dryer). The bathroom is also downstairs and has an electric shower. The open tread stairs with rope handrail open out to the bedroom with an amazingly comfy king-size bed with memory-foam mattress and antique furniture (some people think the huge wardrobe leads to Narnia). There is an additional single bed, also with memory-foam mattress. Moving outside its hard to know where to begin. There are shared gardens which are a wonderful sun trap when the weather allows, ideal for a morning cuppa or a sunset glass of wine! The rest of the shared grounds are a spellbinding world to explore. Theres the walled orchard with apples, damsons, quinces and medlars where pheasants happily roam around, large lawns, a summer house with a magnificent panorama, woodland for your pooches to discover and last but certainly not least some exceedingly handsome pigs as neighbours (Johnby Hall houses a working farm). Once youve turned up the driveway to this magical world Im certain it will be a place youll want to visit time and time Again. This property can be booked with another property on site to accommodate larger groups.
Weekly prices from £501.00
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
3 2 1 Yes
This is a charming cottage for three people and one dog. Renovated throughout, theres a well-equipped kitchen and living/dining room on the ground floor. Upstairs on the first floor is the family bathroom and the two bedrooms, a master king-size room and a single. As well as parking for two cars, there is a delightful rear garden with wonderful views towards the fells and Bassenthwaite Lake beyond. As the name suggests, this property is surrounded by beautiful countryside, including the popular Dodd Wood just across the road. Follow the woodland trail to the summit, the stunning views from the top are certainly worth the climb. In the summer, you might even be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the ospreys, who also like to visit the area, from the dedicated viewing point in Dodd Wood. Plan a visit to neighbouring Mirehouse, an historic stately home with beautiful gardens as well as an adventure playground for younger children. Why not spend a day by Bassenthwaite Lake? Stroll along scenic lakeshore footpaths before enjoying a peaceful picnic, the well equipped can wild swim or simply find a peaceful spot to bask in your beautiful surroundings. From Longlands Fell and Little Cockup in the quieter area known as Back o Skiddaw to the more well known routes up Ullock Pike and Carl Side, theres plenty to explore close to the cottage. The bustling market town of Keswick is less than a 10-minute drive away and has plenty to offer. Indulge in some retail therapy, there is a great selection of outdoor and independent shops, or enjoy an evening out at the family-run cinema or take in a play at the renowned Theatre by the Lake. Adrenaline junkies can sign up for an activity with one of the local adventure companies or why not walk an alpaca at nearby Whinlatter Forest for something a little bit different?! However you decide to spend your time, this will be a welcoming home from home to retreat to. Step inside this charming cottage and youre sure to feel right at home. The kitchen is well equipped with all the essentials for a self-catering holiday. Theres an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer and handy microwave. Theres also a useful washer/dryer should you with to make use of this during your stay. The cosy living/dining room is a wonderful sociable space. Gather round the dining table and compare notes on the days events over a home-cooked meal, or spread out maps and guidebooks whilst you plan tomorrows adventures. Relax in front of the electric fire in the living area, theres a TV for entertainment too. Onwards and upwards to the first floor. Up here youll find the two lovely bedrooms. First up is the master bedroom, with a king-size bed perfect for indulging in a long lie in - you are on holiday after all! This room has lovely views over the surrounding countryside and benefits from some useful storage space too. The second bedroom has a single bed, with an additional folding bed available on request. This room as a sloping ceiling so may not be suitable for taller guests. Also on the first floor is the family bathroom. With a WC, wash basin and bath with shower over - whether you prefer a relaxing soak in the tub or a refreshing shower, all tastes are catered for. As well as a generous parking area shared with the neighbouring cottages, the cottage has a private rear garden. With views over the surrounding countryside to the fells and Bassenthwaite Lake beyond, its a lovely spot equally suited to a morning coffee or an evening aperitif.
Weekly prices from £568.00
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
3 2 1 Yes
A delightful cottage thats sure to charm, this is a lovely home from home for three to four people and one dog. Inside, youll find a well-equipped kitchen and lovely living/dining room on the ground floor; upstairs there are two bedrooms, a king size and a single and the family bathroom. Outside the cottage is a generous shared parking area and a wonderful rear garden with fantastic views over the surrounding countryside towards the fells and Bassenthwaite Lake beyond. There are a wealth of walking opportunities on offer nearby; from high fells to lower level walks, theres something for everyone here. Head to Dodd Wood just over the road from the cottage, after a short but steep climb youll be rewarded by stunning panoramic views from the summit. Serious hikers can tackle Skiddaw, Englands fourth highest mountain, or why not enjoy a more sedate pace with a walk along the shore of Bassenthwaite Lake? The historic stately home of Mirehouse is just down the road from the cottage and has beautiful gardens to explore, as well as an adventure playground for younger children. The nearby Lake District Wildlife Park is another fun day out for families too. The bustling market town of Keswick is less than a 10-minute drive away and has plenty to offer. Indulge in some retail therapy, there is a great selection of outdoor and independent shops, or enjoy an evening out at the family-run cinema or take in a play at the renowned Theatre by the Lake. Adrenaline junkies can sign up for an activity with one of the local adventure companies or why not walk an alpaca at nearby Whinlatter Forest for something a little bit different?! Head west from the cottage to the picturesque Solway Coast. Enjoy fish and chips and an ice cream at the nearby seaside villages of Allonby or Silloth, followed by a bracing walk along the shore. This charming cottage, not far from beautiful Bassenthwaite Lake, has been recently renovated througout. On the ground floor is a welcoming country kitchen. Well equipped with an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer and a handy microwave, the chefs in the group are sure to love cooking up a feast in here. Theres also a useful integrated washer/dryer should you with to make use of this during your stay. Youll find the dining table in the open plan living/dining room. Gather round the dining table and compare notes on the days events over a home-cooked meal, or spread out maps and guidebooks whilst you plan tomorrows adventures. Relax in front of the feature electric stove, perfect for cosy evenings in. Theres a TV in here too, or simply unwind with a good book. Upstairs on the first floor are the two bedrooms and family bathroom. The master bedroom is a lovely king-size room. As the name suggests, there are lovely views over the surrounding fields and fells beyond, so why not bring your morning cuppa back to bed and spend a few peaceful moments enjoying the views? The second bedroom has a single bed. Along the landing is the family bathroom, which has a WC, wash basin and bath with shower over - perfect whether you prefer a relaxing soak in the bath or a refreshing shower. Outside to the rear of the cottage is a fantastic garden thats sure to be a hit with adults, children and dogs alike! There is a large area of lawn and outdoor furniture, perfect for enjoying a picnic lunch alfresco. Theres also a generous shared parking area next to the cottage.
Weekly prices from £594.00
Bridlington, North York Moors and Coast
3 2 1 Yes
A fabulous getaway for a couple or small family, this delightful holiday cottage is surrounded by fields and wildlife. Will you spot deer, hares or owls? Enjoy days at the beach, walks in stunning countryside or exploring nearby towns, and return to a relaxing, open-plan living space and two stylishly decorated bedrooms. Set within a small, high-quality development, this end-of-terrace house has an open-plan living space where you can enjoy spending time together. The kitchen boasts a wooden floor, colourful wall tiles and all mod cons for easy meal preparation, including a microwave and dishwasher. The lounge/diner is adjacent, with a cosy seating area gathered around a TV with Freesat channels and a DVD player. Soft colours and ambient lighting make this a lovely place in which to spend time. When you’re tired out, take the stairs to the first floor and you’ll find two bedrooms, a king-size with a Juliet balcony and a sweet single that has ample storage. They share a family shower room. A shared area at the back of the property includes a small patio and a lawn, with a picnic table at which you can enjoy a morning coffee, a sundowner or an al fresco meal. This lovely escape is located on the outskirts of the much-loved seaside resort of Bridlington, 3 miles from the two beaches and the town’s array of places to eat and drink. Explore the Georgian high street with its quaint shops and galleries, and head to the award-winning attraction of Sewerby Hall and Gardens, 5 miles, for an Edwardian experience. To entertain little ones, the Bridlington Animal Park is only 4.5 miles, and the RSPB Reserve Bempton Cliffs is 6 miles, where you might spot puffins, guillemots, razorbills and gannets.
Weekly prices from £476.00
Penrhyndeudraeth, Snowdonia and North Wales
3 2 1 Yes
Discover the charm of this snug mid-terraced cottage, perched in an elevated position within the picturesque town of Penrhyndeudraeth. An ideal retreat for friends and families alike, its the perfect base for exploring the breathtaking Snowdonia National Park before returning home to the cosy lounge warmed by a cracking wood burner or dining alfresco on the terrace, backed by spectacular far-reaching views. Step inside this three-storey home, where stylish furnishings and modern amenities await to ensure a comfortable stay. Enter the welcoming hall, where ample space is provided for your outdoor gear, before making your way to the lounge with a feature fireplace, wood burner, plush sofas, Smart TV, and interesting artwork. Descend the staircase to the kitchen/diner, where youll find a well-equipped space ready to inspire your culinary creations with locally sourced produce. Gather around the dining table and bask in the lovely views streaming in through the window before indulging in a leisurely soak in the stylish bathroom, complete with a shower over the bath. At the end of the day, make your way to the two first-floor double bedrooms, one with a TV, and both boasting lovely views to wake up to. Outside, relax on the paved and decked split-level garden, offering the perfect setting for al fresco dining at the table and chairs, or descend to the sunken garden with comfortable seating and enjoy a delicious meal cooked on the charcoal BBQ. Ideal for exploring on foot, by bike or by car, within a 6-mile radius, youll find an array of must-visit destinations from the enchanting Portmeirion Italianate village to the historic castles and sandy shores of Harlech and Criccieth. Embark on a nostalgic journey aboard the Ffestiniog Railway (1 mile), or indulge in leisurely strolls and exhilarating bike rides along the myriad of footpaths and cycle routes that wind through the stunning landscape of Snowdonia National Park.
Weekly prices from £486.00