2,325 properties found
1 Bedroom Bed in Stokesley (74950)
Middlesbrough, Yorkshire Dales
2 1 1 Yes
Lying along the north-western edge of the North York Moors, this light-filled single-level retreat is a charming hideaway, perfect for couples seeking a romantic getaway in a spellbinding part of Yorkshire. Part of a small complex of properties set on a farm in a tranquil rural location, the cottage features a soothing hot tub, stylish furnishings and beautiful open views towards Roseberry Topping. Providing cosy, airy and spacious accommodation for up to two guests, this cheerful holiday home also has acres of surrounding fields and grounds for you to explore. This spacious retreat has a large and airy lounge/diner with comfortable seating, a TV and a delightful dining area, with big windows and bifold doors allowing plenty of light in. Internal double doors lead through into the equally generous open-plan kitchen/diner which has additional seating, a stylish central breakfast bar and ample equipment for rustling up romantic meals for two. Exploring further, you will find a beautiful, light and relaxing super-king-size bedroom with a charming en-suite shower room. From the lounge, the large bifold doors open onto the terrace of the enclosed garden which wraps around the property. Featuring outdoor furniture and a refreshing hot tub, this is an ideal space to settle back, dine alfresco and take in the glorious views of the surrounding moors. The property sits in a peaceful spot in the idyllic hamlet of Little Broughton, with the historic town of Stokesley to the west (3.5 miles). Home to England’s largest one-day agricultural show – held annually since 1859 – Stokesley also has regular markets and a choice of great pubs and restaurants. Walkers, climbers and nature lovers can head to the north-western corner of the North York Moors, with landmarks and attractions including Captain Cook’s Monument, Ingleby Incline, The Wainstones and Whorlton Castle all within 10 miles.
Weekly prices from £809.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Spalding (75073)
Spalding, East of England
2 1 1 Yes
This tranquil escape nestles beside the River Glen in the hamlet of Surfleet Seas End, where rivers Glen and Welland meet to flow into The Wash. The nearby market town of Spalding boasts a thriving theatre, range of shops, railway, bus station, and many local attractions. A little further afield is the historic town of Stamford, famed for its part in the films, Pride and Prejudice, Middlemarch and The Da Vinci Code and is home to the famous Burghley Park Horse Trials. Boston, from which the Pilgrim Fathers sailed, is slightly further afield, as is Lincoln Cathedral and Lincoln Castle with its museum displaying the Magna Carta. Grimsthorpe Castle, Woodhall Spa Dambusters Museum, and the Norfolk coast, are only a few of many other popular destinations. Approaching the entrance to the cottage through the magical waterside garden, you’ll find French doors welcoming you into a light and airy sun room, so pop off your shoes and enjoy the underfloor heating. This room provides a comfy day bed, with lots of windows giving views over the garden to the river, so you can enjoy the outside even on rainy days. The lounge/diner is inviting, light the wood burner and curl up on the sofa to relax with a good book, pop on the Smart TV or have fun with some classic board games. Enjoy a meal with your loved one in the dining area, overlooking the pretty front garden. Following on, the quaint galley kitchen has everything you need to rustle up a special dinner, including an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and USB port.. The double bedroom is spacious and perfectly situated to enjoy river views from the comfort of your bed. Completing the property is the bright, delightful bathroom, offering a bath, separate shower and WC. Outside, the back garden features a raised decked area with seating to enjoy dining alfresco. A small lawn leads to the river bank with beautiful weeping willows and benches to sit and enjoy the peace. Relax in the wood fired hot tub, the hot tub will need to be requested with the owners prior to arrival as it will need to be prepared in advance, (first logs provided by the owners).There is off-road parking for two cars, and an outhouse with washing machine, tumble dryer and space to store bicycles if needed.
Weekly prices from £600.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Stapleton (75147)
Darlington, Yorkshire Dales
2 1 1 Yes
Surrounded by beautiful countryside, this delightful retreat makes a charming holiday home for couples exploring a stunning part of the magnificent North Yorkshire landscape. Within easy reach of the North York Moors, the Yorkshire Dales and the North Pennines, the cheerful and tastefully furnished single-level property has ample space for two guests, and features a soothing hot tub in the generous, peaceful garden. Offering charming far-reaching views, and with miles of spellbinding walks to discover, this sweet hideaway is a perfect spot for a romantic getaway. Entering this airy and light-filled holiday cottage the cosy and welcoming open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner provides an ideal space for you both to unwind after a wonderful day exploring North Yorkshire. The central lounge has comfortable seating and a TV, with a dining table in the corner and a sleek, fully equipped kitchen perfect for preparing romantic meals for two. Exploring this delightful cottage further you will find a spacious and stylishly designed bathroom alongside a bright, fresh and relaxing double bedroom looking out over the garden. Stepping outside, the enclosed garden has a large lawn and a patio area with outdoor furniture offering a lovely spot to sit back and dine alfresco as you take in the surrounding views. To the side there’s also a lovely hot tub to luxuriate in. There’s plenty of space for pet dogs to run around in the big fields nearby. The cottage lies just a couple of miles outside the picturesque village of Stapleton-on-Tees, on the way to the bustling town of Darlington (4 miles). The North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and two national parks - the North York Moors and the Yorkshire Dales – are within 20 miles, offering spectacular walks and stunning landscapes. Local attractions include Easby Abbey, Locomotion and Raby Castle, all within 14 miles.
Weekly prices from £650.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Gilwern (75206)
Abergavenny, Pembrokeshire and the South
2 1 1 Yes
Enjoy a laid-back couple’s break at this beautiful detached lodge, which sits within tree-lined grounds and boasts stunning Black Mountains views. Enjoy canalside strolls, snuggle by the wood burner or lay back in the hot tub beneath starry skies; the property is pet-friendly too. Thoughtful tree planting ensures your privacy at this fabulous lodge, which has underfloor heating throughout and sits within the owner’s grounds. Follow a leafy path to the wooden steps and bi-fold doors that lead inside and you’ll be greeted by a stylish open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Inviting and attentively-detailed, this space has a sofa which converts to a bed for sleep-time flexibility, a dining table, corner-set wood burner and a Smart TV/DVD – all positioned to make the most of the magnificent mountain views. Cook up a feast for two in the contemporary kitchen – if you fancy some al fresco dining, the dining suite can easily be moved outdoors. There is also a modern bathroom and, along the internal hallway, a blissful bedroom with a super-king-size zip-and-link bed which can be made up as a twin on request. Open the bi-fold doors to bring the outside in; alternatively, step out onto the enclosed balcony for far-reaching views as you enjoy a BBQ. There’s a lawned area below, with table and chairs, and adjoining the lodge is a secure utility and storage room with a washer/dryer, airer and radiator plus bike racks. For the ultimate in chilled-out luxury, bask beneath the stars in the hot tub – the perfect way to end each day! The village of Gilwern sits on the southern side of the Usk valley, beside the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal. Historic Abergavenny is just 4 miles east – overlooked by Sugar Loaf mountain, the town is a delight for foodies, with regular markets and an abundance of gorgeous gastro pubs, ancient inns and restaurants to try both here and in the surrounding countryside. For a taste of local history, visit Blaenavon Iron Works, 6.5 miles south, and you’ll learn how the hills here were once rich with coal, limestone and iron ore, the fuel of the Industrial Revolution.
Weekly prices from £770.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Middleton-by-Wirksworth (75400)
Matlock, Peak District
2 1 1 Yes
Located in a quiet village just to the south-east of the Peak District National Park, this delightful little cottage provides bright, cosy and welcoming accommodation for two guests. Set in a charming Derbyshire village, the cottage makes an ideal bolthole for a couple in search of a relaxing getaway. Featuring original exposed beams, a warming wood burner and a bubbling hot tub, this charming property is perfect for eager walkers and nature lovers making the most of the area’s hilly landscapes, stunning woodlands and picturesque villages. Entering this pretty cottage you will find the welcoming open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. With a roaring wood burner, TV and comfortable seating, the lounge is a lovely space to relax, catch up with a good book or chat into the night. The kitchen and utility area are fully equipped, perfect for preparing a favourite meal for two, which you can enjoy around the nearby dining table. The ground floor also has a useful shower room. Stairs lead directly into the light and airy first-floor super-king-size bedroom which features plenty of storage space and a high ceiling with original exposed beams. Stepping outside, the small private courtyard features outdoor furniture and a hot tub, providing a relaxing space for al fresco drinks in the evening. The village of Middleton and the nearby market town of Wirksworth (2 miles) offer a wonderful variety of pubs, restaurants, cafes and shops, with attractions including Mount Cook Adventure Centre, the Ecclesbourne Valley Railway and the National Stone Centre. Walkers can follow the High Peak Trail, or visit popular destinations including Carsington Water (5 miles), Black Rocks (1.5 miles), Harborough Rocks (3.5 miles) and the bustling town of Matlock (5 miles). Other local attractions include Gulliver’s Kingdom, Heights of Abraham, Cromford Mills and Crich Tramway Village (all within 6.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £605.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Combe Martin (75476)
Ilfracombe, Devon
2 1 1 Yes
Ideally positioned for exploring Exmoor National Park, this bright and secluded barn conversion offers captivating views and makes a fantastic holiday home for a couple seeking a tranquil getaway. Close to the northern coast of Devon, this cosy property is an ideal base for exploring spectacular countryside, quaint villages and beautiful beaches. Complete with a private hot tub for you to unwind in, this lovely cottage is just 3 miles from the picturesque village of Combe Martin. Entering this stylish property, you will find the light and airy open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner which features exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, a Smart TV and traditional wood burner. The bespoke kitchen area is fully-equipped and theres also a charming mezzanine level – accessed by a ladder – where you can curl up with a good book. Exploring further, this delightful single-level property also features a spacious king-size bedroom and an attractive shower room. Stepping outside via the French doors you can admire the spectacular views across the fields, valley and out to sea. The garden features a patio with a BBQ and private hot tub, perfect for stargazing in this breathtaking area noted for its low light pollution. The lawn runs down to a picnic area where you can sit and enjoy an al fresco meal. Please note, the neighbouring fields are home to livestock including cows and sheep. The cottage is ideal for discovering some of Devons loveliest beaches including Croyde (14.5 miles), Woolacombe (11 miles) and Ilfracombe (9 miles). Perfect for exploring the South West Coast Path, nearby attractions include the National Trusts Heddons Mouth (4 miles), Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park (1.5 miles) and Arlington Court (4 miles). You can also explore the moorland of Exmoor or take a boat trip from Ilfracombe to Lundy.
Weekly prices from £604.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Pitlochry (75678)
Pitlochry, Perthshire, Angus and Fife
2 1 1 Yes
A whisky lover’s dream, this cosy converted bunkroom sits just outside pretty Pitlochry. Sleeping two in a cosy mezzanine area, it is ideal as a romantic hideaway in this beautiful part of Perthshire. The property is in two parts, with the cosy timber bunkroom forming the living and sleeping area, and the charming stone-built kitchen and wet room just across the courtyard. With quirky nods to the property’s whisky heritage dotted around, the bunkroom’s wooden interior is cosy and welcoming. Stepping into the bunkroom, you come into the bijou living area, with a comfy corner sofa (that can be made into a sofa bed), perfect for relaxing in the evening in front of the glowing wood burner. Pour yourself a glass of Edradour and sit back in front of a film before heading up the ladder to the enticing mezzanine sleeping area, where the zip-and-link king-size bed can be made into two singles if required. In the morning, head back down and across the private courtyard to the well-equipped kitchen. The handy breakfast bar is the ideal spot to enjoy your morning coffee, or on a warm day, sit out on the patio or take a dip in the hot tub and enjoy the sunshine. After breakfast, enjoy a hot shower in the smart, contemporary wet room before heading out for the day. Outside, the sheltered patio area has plenty of comfortable seating around a chiminea for keeping warm on chilly evenings. A charcoal BBQ offers opportunities for al fresco dining – the perfect way to round off a day in the fresh air.
Weekly prices from £611.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Badachro (CA085)
Gairloch, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
2 1 1 Yes
Nestled amongst the trees on the ‘Isle of Islonia’ lies this beautiful secluded cabin. Accessed only by a floating bridge or by boat, you really will feel like you have arrived at your own paradise island. Engulfed by crystal blue waters and scenery which will quite simply take your breath away, you will be challenged to find another property in Scotland that provides such a romantic, castaway retreat. If you wish to truly escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, this property offers that and a whole lot more. With magnificent views of Badachro Bay and surrounding mountains, the cabin is private and peaceful with only one other property on the entire island. With the added luxury of a hot tub to relax in whilst drinking in those magnificent views, you will relish every moment spent here. The accommodation is arranged all on one level and designed to take full advantage of its stunning location. The cosy open-plan lounge/kitchen/dining room overlooks the bay and leads you out through patio doors down steps onto the private decking area with uninterrupted panoramic sea views. This property has a warm and welcoming atmosphere both inside and out which you can enjoy all year round. Come and breathe in the fresh sea air and savour this magical part of the Highlands. Outside the cabin is a wilderness playground inviting you to explore. You can enjoy this idyllic setting from the decking area which is only 5 metres from the waters edge, or why not take time out and unwind in the hot tub. Wherever you chose to relax here the views will follow you, reminding you that you are experiencing a slice of Highland paradise on this beautiful unspoilt island.
Weekly prices from £756.00
1 Bedroom Bed in Badachro (CA357)
Gairloch, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
2 1 1 Yes
Soak in your hot tub and gaze out across your magnificent island and Highland surroundings. Sleeping just two guests, your romantic Island retreat is a unique holiday haven. Set in magical tranquillity, the enchanting, self-contained accommodation comprises the ground floor of one of the only two buildings on the island. Wave goodbye to your car on the mainland and enter a world that is almost your very own. The single-storey accommodation has been arranged to ensure you return to complete comfort after a day out exploring this corner of Scotland. Enjoy the magnificent scenery from the warmth of your bijou holiday home. Put your feet up and simply relax within its homely living space. Enjoy the novelty of being met by the owner, who will take your luggage over to your holiday home. Follow the winding wooden path, cross the floating bridge and enter your special apartment. Discover the atmospheric lounge/diner, where you can watch TV and chat about your exciting holiday. Prepare tasty fresh seafood in the recently upgraded kitchen and dine together as you take in the magnificent vistas outside. Find the inviting double bedroom and the bathroom also conveniently close by. Bask in the warm Scottish sunshine as you BBQ out in your courtyard garden behind the house. Sit out on the shared patio at the front to watch the sun go down after a marvellous day. Enjoy a cool glass of wine or a warming whisky and absorb the serenity of the incredible setting.
Weekly prices from £702.00