4,685 properties found
3 Bedroom Bed in Caldbeck (86087)
Wigton, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
This three-bed cottage is beautiful inside and out and just the place to kick back and relax on a family or friends’ holiday in the tranquil village of Caldbeck, just within the northern boundary of the Lake District National Park. It’s stylishly kitted out, retaining period and rustic features – such as beams, slate floors and a wood burner – with a pared-back chic that still affords the utmost comfort for a luxury break. It even comes complete with a babbling stream in the garden, which any dogs will adore. This cottage retains bags of character but also exudes charisma, having been thoughtfully renovated to an extremely high standard. The generous lounge flows through to an open-plan kitchen/diner. Beams and heated slate floors run throughout, with inviting leather sofas around a wood burner in the lounge. There’s a rustic-style table and modern chairs easily seating six where you can eat those holiday feasts cooked up in the contemporary kitchen. Upstairs, you have the choice of a super-king-size bedroom (that can be a twin by arrangement), a king-size and a twin. They all offer calming spaces with comfortable beds and neutral decor for a great night’s sleep. There’s plenty of outdoor space with a private patio suntrap area as well as a lawned front garden complete with a beck overlooking the village. Get your boots on and hit the many walking and cycling trails from the village; go as far as The Howk limestone gorge with waterfalls and old mill ruins or much further afield if you’re feeling energetic. The village pub serves home-cooked food and welcomes dogs if you fancy a night off cooking. The Lake District is at your disposal so you can explore small towns and fells – why not climb Skiddaw which is 14.5 miles away or admire Bassenthwaite Lake, just 11.5 miles?
Weekly prices from £819.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Widemouth Bay 3.5 miles NE (85867)
Bude, Cornwall
6 3 3 Yes
This magnificent cottage has three bedrooms and three bathrooms, perfect for groups of six guests looking to explore the Cornish coast. Situated on a working farm near to beaches, coastline walks and bustling towns, you will never be far from fun adventures. Enter this charming home which oozes character and traditional style including exposed original beams, stone staircases and wood burners set in ornamental fireplaces. There’s plenty of room for all guests to enjoy time socialising or taking some time out to relax and recuperate. Cook up a hearty meal in the kitchen equipped with an Aga, eat together in the dining room in front of the warming wood burner and get competitive over family board games in the comfortable living room. When you are ready for some sleep, head upstairs via the stone staircase and find three king-size bedrooms, two of which are en-suites. To the rear of the home is a superb and spacious garden. Play ball games on the large lawn or fire up the BBQ to dine alfresco while admiring the incredible views surrounding you. Head out on foot and join the South West Coast Path that cusps the Cornwall coastline and offers up superb views. You will be just 2 miles to the beautiful sandy cove of Crackington Haven, where you can enjoy a day on the beach soaking up the sun, trying out surfing or exploring the rock pools. Seaside town of Bude (10 miles) has an eclectic mix of shops, restaurants and pubs while Tintagel (13 miles) has a more historic feel with the legendary Tintagel Castle, King Arthur’s statue and Merlin’s Cave.
Weekly prices from £899.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Southerndown (85376)
Bridgend, Pembrokeshire and the South
6 2 2 Yes
Escape to this beautiful stone holiday home in South Wales and take in views across the countryside to the coast. The former stable and blacksmith’s forge at Southerndown, 1.5 miles from Ogmore-by-Sea, has been beautifully converted and now sleeps six guests across two bedrooms. Offering dog-friendly accommodation, it sits in fabulous gardens, complete with a hot tub, children’s play area and fire pit. A 0.5-mile footpath opposite leads down to the beach. Enter the former stable section to find enticing accommodation that balances rustic charm with contemporary style. At ground-floor level discover a large family bedroom, with two 4’ double beds. Climb the stairs to the first floor to emerge in a spacious lounge/kitchen/diner that looks out towards the sea. Find a good film on the Smart TV in here, play games and rustle up delicious meals for everyone to enjoy at the table. There is also a snug/study on this floor where family members can savour a few quiet moments. A family shower room and utility room are also at this level. The accommodation within the former forge has its own entrance. Enter to find a bedroom furnished with a king-size bed and set of bunks for children under 14. The room has a Smart TV, en-suite shower room and access to the garden. Spill outside to make the most of the opportunities for outdoor living at this property. Relax in the seating areas, cook on the BBQ and soak in the hot tub after your trips out. Spend time in fashionable Cowbridge, 9 miles away, pottering in the shops and having afternoon tea in an elegant eatery. Visit the designer outlet in Bridgend, 7 miles away. Experienced hikers might like to walk 1.5 miles out along the coast at low tide to see the waterfall at Cwm Mawr.
Weekly prices from £919.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Fritchley (85797)
Belper, Peak District
6 3 1 Yes
Located in a charming Derbyshire village midway between Belper and Matlock, this beautifully converted former mill makes a relaxing retreat for six guests. This delightful property lies in a secluded spot perfect for glimpsing some of the local wildlife which visits the garden and pond. Just a few miles from the Peak District National Park, this pretty holiday home is ideal for families and friends exploring the villages, market towns and woodlands of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site. With stone flooring, exposed beams and a wood burner, the kitchen is perfect for preparing a favourite meal, with plenty of space to relax as well. The spacious dining room is ideal for everyone to gather and chat about the day. Upstairs, the first floor features a characterful lounge with wooden flooring, open fire and smart TV, providing a lovely space to unwind. Also on the first floor is a shower room and a super-king-size bedroom with charming views. Two further bedrooms are on the second floor: a super-king-size room and a king-size room with exposed beams and stonework. Outside is an enclosed patio garden and half an acre of natural garden which is not enclosed and the owners focus their efforts on providing a haven for local wildlife. There is a large wildlife pond where children and pets should be supervised, and the mature garden features a couple of secluded seating areas providing tranquil spots for hearing the stream passing over the nearby waterfall. The market towns of Belper (4 miles) and Matlock (8 miles) have plenty of great pubs, shops and restaurants, and are ideal for exploring the Peak District and Derwent Valley. Local attractions include Crich Tramway Village, Gulliver’s Kingdom, Heage Windmill, Belper River Gardens, Harborough Rocks and the Heights of Abraham (all within 8 miles), Carsington Water (12 miles) and Chatsworth House (18 miles).
Weekly prices from £876.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Chester (82909)
Ellesmere Port, Snowdonia and North Wales
6 3 3 Yes
Pond Cottage is set in the pretty village of Ledsham, 6 miles from historic Chester with fabulous shopping, culinary delights around every corner, cultural events to attend and a multitude of other attractions. It is also conveniently located to Liverpool, the Wirral and North Wales. Top visitor attractions within 15 minutes of Pond Cottage include Chester Zoo, Blue Planet Aquarium and Cheshire Oaks designer outlet village. The historic city of Chester has the most complete city walls, the oldest racecourse and the largest Roman Amphitheatre in Britain. Enjoy exploring the Cathedral and unique Rows shopping galleries. Take a stroll through the Grosvenor park, a cruise on the river Dee before a sumptuous cream tea. The Wirral Peninsula is a hidden gem with magnificent beaches and country parks. A mecca for golf holidays, the Wirral boasts the Royal Liverpool Hoylake and a host of other attractions. This is the perfect base to explore Cheshire, the Wirral, Liverpool and North Wales’ mountains and coastline, all year round. This detached cottage is full of interesting features, stylish interiors and a real home from home experience with all the thoughtful little extras for your stay such as underfloor heating. As you walk in, hang up your coats, slip off your shoes and go left to the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The focal point is the room is the French doors opening out onto the deck with stunning waterside views of the wildlife pond. If you decide to cook with your local purchases from your travels, you will find all the equipment you need to prepare a delicious meal in the kitchen area with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. When the meal is ready, gather around the dining table and catch up on each other’s news. After a full day out, relax on the comfortable sofas, watch your favourite programmes on the Smart TV or choose from a selection of books and games. For cosier nights in, light the wood burner and plan your holiday activities by the warm glow. When ready to retire, choose from three fabulous bedrooms. There are two king-size bedrooms, one with an en-suite wet room with shower and WC, and the other with an en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC. The third bedroom benefits from twin zip-and-link beds (which can be made up as a super-king-size on request) and an en-suite wet room with a shower and WC. Each of the three bedrooms have Smart TVs. Whichever room you decide on it has been designed for a good night’s sleep. The garden is stunning with a wildlife pond, established shrubs and specimen trees. Relax on the deck on the waters edge, take a picnic, stroll through the long grass or take shade by the trees. Enjoy alfresco dining on the deck with a table, chairs and charcoal BBQ or take your morning coffee in the front courtyard. If you are bringing your bikes there is plenty of storage to the rear of the property. There is private parking for four cars at the property.
Weekly prices from £1,034.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Great Ayton (83328)
Great Ayton, Yorkshire Dales
6 3 2 Yes
Take in the magnificent views out across the Cleveland Hills when you stay at this enticing cottage that was once home to celebrated British explorer Captain James Cook. Situated in glorious countryside within the North York Moors Country Park, 1.5 miles from Great Ayton, the three-bedroom hideaway sleeps six guests and welcomes four-legged friends. With a pretty, English cottage garden for summer days and a wood burner for autumn and winter nights, it is perfect for families and groups of friends eager to explore both the Yorkshire countryside and coast. Tear yourselves away from the views of Roseberry Topping and leave your shoes and coats as you pass through the dining room. Pause for a spell to light the wood burner in the lounge and find a good film on the Smart TV to settle down to later. The kitchen/diner, which features an exposed stone wall, is a great place to whip up tasty Yorkshire meals for your party before pausing at the table for a warming cup of coffee. One of your bedrooms, a double, with an en-suite wet room, is downstairs, while a king-size bedroom, a twin and the family bathroom are all on the floor above. Spill out into the garden to play games with the children and pets in the sunshine. Light the BBQ and grill your fresh Yorkshire produce. Sit outside under the stars long into summer nights. Venture straight out from the cottage to follow scenic footpaths through the North York Moors. Pack a few sandwiches and stride off on a 2-mile walk to the Captain Cook Monument. Venture 12 miles to the coast at Saltburn-by-the-Sea to spend time on the long and sandy beach, which is popular with walkers and surfers. Plan a day trip to Whitby, 28 miles away, to see the abbey ruins.
Weekly prices from £824.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Coniston (82510)
Coniston, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 1 Yes
Take an energetic holiday in Coniston. This stone cottage used to be a barn, and now it’s gorgeous accommodation for a big family or a trip where the kids bring their friends. The dogs are welcome, too! Coniston is a nice place surrounded by incredible countryside, so you can spend your days having little adventures and exploring the Lake District. The property starts with a spacious, open-plan living area. The building’s history is preserved and honoured with exposed beams and a wood burner for a cosy, timeless feeling. One side of the room is a lounge with a corner sofa, and the other side has a well-equipped kitchen with a coffee machine. When you’ve made food, head through to the dining room to eat. You’ll pass a ground-floor WC. The family bathroom and the bedrooms are on the lower ground floor. There’s a nice bedroom with a king-size bed for the adults, and two children’s rooms, both of which have bunk beds. You’ll have a garden with stunning views over the surrounding area, enclosed by a low wall, so start your morning with a drink at the picnic table and the peaceful countryside. Coniston is a friendly and picturesque village next to Coniston Water, so you can spend time with the locals or head to the lake with ease. If you’d like to really stretch your legs and give the dogs an excellent walk, try one of the nearby mountains. The Old Man of Coniston (2.5 miles) is a favourite, and there are plenty of other choices. On rainy days, gather everyone and visit Wray Castle (7 miles), a National Trust neo-Gothic castle with tours, seasonal events and activities for children.
Weekly prices from £921.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Gorran Haven (83495)
St. Austell, Cornwall
6 3 2 Yes
Stay in the heart of the Roseland Heritage Coast where incredible walks and unforgettable afternoons by the sea are always assured. Benefiting from a prime location in one of Cornwall’s seaside villages, this holiday home offers you the chance to truly get away from it all and experience a slower pace of life. Sleeping six guests in contemporary surroundings with a generous private garden, the property lends itself perfectly to a family or group of friends hoping to explore and unwind together. Decorated throughout with a stylish décor and clean, neutral colour scheme, this stunning accommodation will impress from the moment you arrive. The spacious kitchen is well equipped for feeding six hungry mouths, complete with a breakfast bar by the window for enjoying morning coffee with a view. From here you’ll find a handy utility room and direct access into your own private garden. Set to lawn and boasting a distant sea view, this furnished garden is a wonderful space to spend time. Heading back inside you’ll find a sociable lounge/diner to host cosy nights in watching the Smart TV or simply reminiscing together. And, completing the property, three spacious bedrooms can be found right here on the ground floor. Step out and find two sandy beaches within close reach, the shores of Little Perhaver beach less than 0.5 miles away and the larger Great Perhaver beach a little further (0.5 miles). From here you can also link effortlessly up to the South West Coastal Path, ideal for following clifftop hiking or biking routes that display the very best seascapes of this heritage coast. Daytrips to The Lost Gardens of Heligan (5 miles) and the Eden Project (12 miles) are a must, as is a trip to the historic market town of St Austell just 8.5 miles away.
Weekly prices from £915.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Kirriemuir (82244)
Kirriemuir, Perthshire, Angus and Fife
6 3 2 Yes
Nature enthusiasts, outdoor adventurers and keen birdwatchers will all find what they are looking for with a stay at this delightful cottage. Nestled adjacent to the splendid Loch of Lintrathen, this cottage is surrounded by abundant wildlife and bird hides amid the foothills of the Braes of Angus. Sleeping six in three bedrooms amongst simple and welcoming interiors, and welcoming two canine companions, relax together after a busy day exploring. Soft, floral textiles and patterned rugs are complemented with wooden floors, cream walls and traditional furniture giving this cosy property a real country-cottage feel. Familiar touches throughout such as throw rugs and artwork give a sense of home and a welcome retreat as you return with weary limbs after a busy day outdoors. Store all your outdoor clothing and shoes in the hall, before stepping through to the light and bright lounge. Comfortable sofas and armchairs beckon you to relax after a day out exploring this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Prepare a delicious home-cooked meal in the kitchen before gathering everyone around the dining table, ideal for family get-togethers or a romantic meal for two. Full and happy, return to the lounge and snuggle down for a movie night. Retire for a good nights sleep in the charming bedrooms, and wake refreshed to the sun streaming in and the birds singing. Make yourself a coffee and enjoy it in the wrap-around garden, watching the countryside rise with the morning sun. Children and pups will love gambolling on the lawn as you settle at the picnic table for a spot of al fresco dining. The perfect place to marvel at the dark skies, settle with a wee dram or glass of wine and while away the evenings with some stargazing. There is ample private, enclosed parking available directly in front of the cottage.
Weekly prices from £709.00