4,671 properties found
3 Bedroom Bed in Brixham (BX067)
Brixham, Devon
6 3 1 Yes
Only a few minutes’ walk from picturesque Brixham Harbour, this contemporary cottage offers spacious accommodation and a wonderful balcony to relax and watch the boats in the marina. With three bedrooms, this seaside retreat is ideal for families seeking to enjoy the attractions of the South Devon coastline. Wander into town for a tour of the Golden Hind, feast on locally caught fish and chips, or spend the day on one of Brixham’s sandy beaches. This charming property is close to the shops and amenities of town and has been tastefully decorated throughout. Purchase some local produce to prepare in the well-equipped kitchen, and enjoy your meal in the elegant dining room where you can sit around the stylish dining table and discuss the highlights of your day. Unwind on the comfy corner sofa after a day of exploration with a good book or a family film. When it’s time to retire, head upstairs to bed. On the first floor, you will find a light and airy king-size bedroom and the contemporary family bathroom. A further double and a twin bedroom can be found on the second floor. Outside, enjoy an early evening drink or al fresco meal on the sunny balcony overlooking the harbour. Walk along the coastal path or hike up to Berry Head Nature Reserve to enjoy spectacular views across the coastline from the Napoleonic Fort. Take to the seas on a boat trip from the harbour – why not enjoy a family fishing trip to catch your supper? For a dry-land adventure, explore tranquil countryside on the Dartmouth Steam Railway (6 miles) or discover the animals at Paignton Zoo (6 miles), including giraffes, flamingos and tigers.
Weekly prices from £560.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Aberaeron (55308)
Lampeter, Mid Wales
6 3 1 Yes
A property trapped in time; the original features of this character cottage have been sympathetically maintained to create a unique destination holiday home. Despite the textured stone walls, original oak beams and slate flagged flooring in this former clog makers cottage, care has been taken to update the property to an excellent modern standard, complete with a private hot tub, modern appliances and extremely comfortable beds in all three bedrooms. Six guests are invited to stay in comfort in this one-of-a-kind space, enjoying the ever-pleasant gardens bordered by woodlands with a stream running through in the summer or cosying up by the wood burner when the weather turns cold. You’re greeted with rustic charm as you step into the dining room with a large farmhouse table and a decorative Aga. From here you can head upstairs to find all three bedrooms and the bathroom or stay downstairs to access the kitchen or lounge. The kitchen is well-equipped with everything you might need to feed six hungry guests and the lounge has been smartly laid out with cushy seating, a Smart TV and the wood burner. Outside, the property comes to life with a grassy lawn, mature flora and a patio space with an outdoor shower for use after muddy walks, trips to the beach or after a dip in the hot tub. Find beaches in abundance along Cardigan Bay, accessible within 5 miles. Visit the nearby town of Aberaeron (5 miles), a place with pastel-coloured houses that line the seafront, a fantastic pebble beach and some quality restaurants. From here you can embark on a hike or bike ride along the Wales Coast Path, keeping an eagle eye out for pods of dolphins in the water as you venture along to New Quay (8.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £671.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Appledore (55363)
Bideford, Devon
6 3 1 Yes
Once a fishermans cottage, this charming abode nestles by the estuary in the pretty fishing village of Appledore. Beaches at Westward Ho! and Northam (2 miles) and the bustling town of Bideford (4 miles) are within easy reach. The narrow, winding streets of Appledore abound with curiosities and charisma. Browse the independent shops, galleries, pubs and eateries, and visit the brilliant North Devon Maritime Museum. Savour sublime local seafood and imbibe the salty wonders of estuarine living at its best. The houses interior has a joyful Mediterranean feel, with azure tones and nautical treasures, tiled tables and easy, breezy décor, fabrics and furnishings. The three ground-floor bedrooms and shower room exemplify simple seaside chic, with a pared back, elegant brio thats a breath of fresh air. Down an open-tread staircase with low head clearance, the lounge/diner is a delight, with its woodburner, mid-century accents, comfy corner sofa and wide picture window onto the estuary and Instow. The kitchen is sleek, streamlined and yet wonderfully quirky, with its old painted beams and rustic tiling. The rear, 6m terrace is stunning, with views that are hard to match for many miles around. Take care with children and dogs near the waist-high sea wall. Further abroad, theres a feast of fun and adventure. Just across the estuary, (a 20-mile drive away by car), is the marvellous Braunton Burrows, a vital haven for dune wildlife. Clovelly (14 miles) is a unique and protected fishing village, alive with echoes of an idyllic past – the walk there from Bucks Mills (5 miles) is exquisite. Hartland Point (19 miles) and Peninsular are rugged wonderlands, with a dramatic clifftop lighthouse and spectacular views. The beaches at Croyde (22 miles) and Bude (28 miles) are bliss.
Weekly prices from £706.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Eastbourne (EHC26)
Eastbourne, South of England
6 3 2 Yes
A spacious, contemporary three-storey home with wonderful sea views makes the ideal spot for a family getaway in the Victorian seaside town of Eastbourne. It is situated close to the seafront, and it is a few minutes walk from the Sovereign leisure complex, with a variety of swimming pools, plus a nearby park with boating lake. The property’s three bedrooms offer ample space for a family of six to settle in, and the comfortable beds will be well earned after a day of exploring the beautiful East Sussex countryside. Enter the property into the versatile kitchen/diner, which has all you need to feed six hungry mouths. The large circular dining table is the perfect spot for the entire family to dine. French doors lead out onto an enclosed garden, where you can opt to dine alfresco instead. On the first floor, you’ll find a lounge area with comfy sofas and Sky TV, perfect for unwinding in at the end of a long, fun day. The property is made up of two twin bedrooms and one king-size master, ensuring there’s space for mum and dad to relax whilst the kids settle into their own bedrooms. The master bedroom also has an en-suite for added privacy. Less than half a mile to get to the beach, this property is the perfect seaside spot. Older kids will be excited to find nearby water sports including windsurfing, dinghy sailing, and raft building.. Plan a night out at the stylish Sovereign Harbourside, which has a multiplex cinema and various family-friendly restaurants, as well as glorious views as the boats come and go. A must-visit for outdoors-loving kids is the iconic South Downs spot of Beachy Head, where you can observe the wonderful chalky cliffs of the South Coast. The Seven Sisters (8 miles) also offers an abundance of amazing walking routes of varying difficulty.
Weekly prices from £818.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Betws-y-coed (55655)
Trefriw, Snowdonia and North Wales
6 3 2 Yes
Enjoy stunning lake and mountain views and a true off-the-beaten-track break at this three-bedroom detached house. Dog friendly, it’s set in 400 acres of national park and has a fabulous walled garden, while Betws-y-Coed is just 8 miles away. Recharge your batteries with a break in the depths of Snowdonia – this period property offers a real escape from the everyday! Wend your way along a long country track, close to Llyn Crafnant, and a gate in a walled garden will welcome you to your holiday home-from-home. Step through the porch and the scene is set for a comfortable, companionable stay. An AGA in the kitchen is complemented by an electric oven and hob and all the essentials of home – a lovely space to cook, this room leads through to a dining room with a wood burner and wonderful views towards the lake. Linger at the table with maps or a board game, or wander into the lounge where there’s a second wood burner, sofas, and a Smart TV plus a large picture window. When it’s time to retire, three welcoming bedrooms all with lovely views and Smart TVs are on the first floor. Choose from the double with an en-suite bathroom, another double or a twin bedroom. In the morning, freshen up in the shower room before heading out for your day’s adventure. A handy external utility room has a washing machine, sink and lots of drying space for coats, boots and dog blankets. Outside, the walled garden has a pond, a stream and views towards the mountains and lake – enjoy al fresco dining or stroll to Llyn Crafnant. A lockable store for bikes and canoes is available. Less than 3 miles away, Trefiw was first discovered by the Romans and became popular with Victorian visitors who hopped on a steamboat from Conwy to benefit from its mineral-rich waters. The Woollen Mills here have been producing traditional Welsh bedspreads and tweeds for over 150 years, and there are some fine eateries to enjoy in the village too. No visit to the Snowdonia National Park would be complete without a trip to Betws-y-Coed (8 miles), home to a number of outdoor activities and craft shops, galleries and cafes.
Weekly prices from £766.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Pevensey Bay (56660)
Pevensey, South of England
6 3 2 Yes
A holiday home for all generations seeking quality time together in a traditional coastal location, and the dog can go too – he even gets a welcome basket! This spacious, seafront property has direct access onto the beach and is bright, light and inviting as well as being practical. Pevensey Bay is half a mile along the beach with its shops, restaurants and bars, however, if it’s just sun, sea and essentials you need, it is all on your doorstep. This is a fabulous setting for some much-needed family time. The few steps up to the property have a handrail and there is a spacious hallway for kicking off sandy shoes and boots. The open-plan living room encourages social time, someone can pour your wine while you cook, and you can all share the stunning ocean views. Scoop up the dishes and move outside to dine alfresco, followed by some shared stories around the fire pit with the children, or a romantic moonlit walk on the beach. No stairs to climb here, from sumptuous sofas to divine beds, you can stay in relaxed mode 24/7 and just venture back outside for breakfast. Life can be a breeze when you choose the perfect holiday home. A mile inland is Pevensey Castle, a lovely place for a day out with dungeons to explore and beautiful grounds to meander through. There is a restaurant and even the occasional medieval joust too. If you enjoy a family walk, the famous Long Man of Wilmington, which is carved out in the rocks, has incredible views from the top. Drusilla’s Country Park hosts a haven of animals and a splash park and is popular with children - both are only 10 miles away.
Weekly prices from £1,065.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Coniston Water (LCC67)
Coniston, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Located in the heart of the Lake District, enviably close to Coniston Water, sits this attractive three-bedroom property. Surrounded by rolling countryside, and lake and mountain views, this holiday retreat has ample space for a family or group of friends who want to explore the stunning landscape. The ground floor is a delightful space and those with a taste for olde-worlde charm will like the exposed beams and stone inglenook fireplace in the lounge. Sink into one of the huge sofas and enjoy a film on the Smart TV. A hallway leads from the lounge to the sleek kitchen where you’ll find all the essentials needed to cook up a feast and then serve it at the sociable dining table. But when the weather is good, you’ll want to open the patio doors and eat alfresco at the garden table. On this floor, you’ll also find two peaceful bedrooms featuring a king-size bed and bunk bed. From the dining area, stairs sweep up to the first floor and a pretty twin bedroom and a large bathroom with a whirlpool bathtub. Outside, the setting could not be more idyllic. Enjoy al fresco meals on the sunny patio or take it easy with a good book in the private garden. Alternatively, pack a picnic and stroll through the grounds to the water’s edge. The lakeshore area is shared with the four other properties on the estate but there’s plenty of room here to paddle, swim or simply while away the hours soaking up the glorious views. Coniston Water, famed for its beauty and tranquillity, is perfect for water sports. Bring your boat and explore the surrounding area or hire a paddleboard or kayak. Coniston village (1.5 miles) is dotted with excellent restaurants and bars and lies in the shadow of The Old Man of Coniston (1.5 miles) – an awe-inspiring mountain range you can hike, cycle, and walk to the summit. Further afield, Grizedale Forest (8 miles) offers woodland trails, park sculptures, and thrilling forest zip wires, or for a more leisurely day out, discover Hill Top (5 miles) with its pretty garden and Beatrix Potter museum.
Weekly prices from £1,280.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Coniston Water (LCC68)
Coniston, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Overlooking Coniston Water in the heart of the Lake District is this semi-detached three-bedroom property. Originally a barn, it has been converted into a comfortable home but retains much of its olde-worlde charm and character. It’s an ideal retreat for families wanting relaxation, outdoor activity, and nearby amenities. Step through the original arched barn entrance into the spacious lounge with its plump sofas, exposed beams, and slate-tiled flooring. There’s even a huge inglenook fireplace with a wood burner to keep things snug on chillier nights. Overlooking the lounge, and through large French doors, is a sleek kitchen equipped with everything you’ll need for a comfortable stay. A sociable space, prepare your favourite family meal then serve it at the kitchen table with seating for six people. There’s also a convenient shower room on this floor. Stairs lead up to the first floor where you can choose between two peaceful king-size bedrooms and one pretty twin. All are light, airy, and effortlessly serene. Homely touches include artwork on the walls, ambient lighting, and stylish, soft furnishings. There’s also a thoroughly modern bathroom on this floor. Outside, the setting is sublime. Stroll through the grounds to the private lakeshore area (shared with the other four properties on the estate) and spend the day splashing in the water. Alternatively, enjoy a meal in the pretty courtyard garden, and afterwards, let the children run free in the grassy paddock. Enjoy lakeside walks along Coniston Water or head to the village (1.5 miles) where the adventurous can hire boats, kayaks, and paddleboards. The less energetic can jump on the Gondola Steam Yacht and cruise down the water at a leisurely pace. The Old Man of Coniston mountain range overlooks the village and those with a head for heights can reach the summit on foot or mountain bike. Further biking and hiking trails can be found at Grizedale Forest (8 miles) while historic homes worth exploring include Beatrix Potter’s Hill Top (5 Miles), and John Ruskin’s Brantwood (2.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £1,280.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Southerndown (57715)
Bridgend, Pembrokeshire and the South
6 3 2 Yes
Boasting a light and airy interior, and perfectly blending contemporary with charming rustic features, this handsome hideaway nestled in Southerndown is a beautiful base for six friends or a family to explore the coast and country. With access to open countryside right on your doorstep, this idyllic property couldnt be better for avid ramblers. Step inside the wing of this 18th-century residence and head straight up the stairs to find yourselves in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The living area is a fresh, neutrally-toned space to be enjoyed all year round, whether warming up in front of the wood burner or opening the skylights and admiring the coast and countryside views. The well-equipped kitchen is a one-wall fitted unit, giving you plenty of space to rustle up those group meals, while the table offers a lovely spot from which to enjoy playing cards, laughter and making plans for your stay. Downstairs, three bedrooms in calming colours ensure a restful night for all party members, including a twin room and two doubles, one of which hosts an en-suite shower room. Rounding off the inside of the home is the family bathroom. Outside, a private lawn offers more than enough space for guests to congregate for meals alfresco or for sipping morning coffees in the sunshine. The pretty coastal village of Southerndown provides a pub, a cafe and easy access to the glorious sands of Dunraven Bay (200 metres). Famous for its rock pooling, this lovely beach is very popular with fossil hunters and families seeking a quiet day at the shore. The coastal path is just 400 metres from your door and features spectacular scenery in every direction, while discerning shoppers may like to pop by Cowbridge (9 miles) for its independent shops and array of eateries.
Weekly prices from £712.00