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3 Bedroom Bed in Spark Bridge (83701)
Ulverston, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 1 Yes
Enjoying a picturesque location in the Lakeland village of Spark Bridge, this relaxing cottage makes a lovely getaway for families and friends exploring the southern expanses of the Lake District. Close to the River Crake, and dating back to the 18th century, this beautifully decorated property has been tastefully updated and lovingly furnished to provide cosy accommodation for up to six guests. Retaining plenty of original features including exposed beams and a roaring wood burner, this delightful retreat is perfect for walkers, hikers, cyclists, climbers, photographers and nature lovers seeking a fantastic base for visiting the great lakes of Windermere and Coniston. Decorated in fresh shades, this traditional cottage features a spacious and welcoming lounge with a Smart TV, wood burner, comfortable seating and a choice of games and books, making a lovely space for everyone to sit back and chat about the day. Exploring further, you can rustle up and share all your favourite family meals in the fully equipped kitchen/diner. There’s also a light-filled conservatory, where you can unwind and catch up with a good book. Going upstairs, you will find three bedrooms, all with exposed wooden beams: you can choose between a king-size room, a double and a twin. There’s also an invigorating family bathroom. Heading outside, the delightful south-facing garden is fully enclosed and has a small lawn and a choice of outdoor furniture. Spark Bridge has some welcoming pubs and is close to plenty of popular attractions including the Lakeland Motor Museum, Blawith Knott, Langholme Mill Gardens, Hay Bridge Nature Reserve, Stott Park Bobbin Mill and Holker Hall and Gardens (all within 8 miles). Ulverston is within easy reach (5.5 miles), as are the southern edges of Windermere (6 miles) and Coniston (3.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £653.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Blackpool (83787)
Poulton-le-fylde, Yorkshire Dales
6 3 3 Yes
Tucked away down a quiet lane on the shore of the River Wyre with wonderful views over the water and harbour. The Wyre Way runs just across the road from the property with beautiful riverside walks that the whole family can enjoy. The marshes are home to an abundance of wildlife creating the perfect spot for birdwatchers. Nestled in the peaceful village of Hambleton, enjoy a stroll to the country pub and delight in a drink or delicious home-cooked meal. The popular seaside town of Blackpool is just a short drive away with an abundance of attractions to explore, including Pleasure Beach, Sandcastle Water Park, Blackpool Tower and a wonderful Zoo. A brilliant area for walkers and cyclists, the Yorkshire Dales and Lake District National Parks are also both within easy reach. Arrive at this beautiful property and step directly into the utility/boot room. The ideal place to leave muddy coats and boots after a day of exploring, there is a washing machine, freezer and separate WC. Moving through to the main hub of the house, a stunning lounge with high ceilings and bi-folding doors that lead out to the garden, flooding the room with light. Light the fire and sink into one of the deep comfortable sofas to watch a film on the Smart TV. The generously sized kitchen/diner is the ideal space for the whole family to socialise, with a large, stylish dining table, chosen with comfort in mind. Sit at the breakfast bar, drink in hand, whilst the chef of the group prepares a feast. The kitchen area is fully equipped with everything you could need including an induction hob, electric double oven, microwave, full-length fridge, dishwasher and Tassimo coffee machine. To complete the ground floor is a cosy snug with double doors that open out onto the patio. Relax in the armchair in front of the wood burner and indulge in a book. Upstairs you will find three stylish bedrooms, all with delightful views over the river. The first two are super-king-size zip-and-link (which can be made up as twins on request). One benefits from an en-suite bathroom with bath, shower attachment and WC and the other an en-suite shower room with WC. The third bedroom is king-size and, next to it, is the family bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Take time to unwind in the enclosed garden where you can relax in the hot tub or enjoy a BBQ around a large outdoor table. The lawn is the ideal size for children and four-legged friends to run free and there is conveniently an outside WC. There is off-road parking for four cars.
Weekly prices from £921.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Polruan (83821)
Polruan, Cornwall
6 3 2 Yes
Bursting with character, this Grade II-listed former captain’s house offers guests a unique place to stay in a charming Cornish fishing village. Located in Polruan on the South Cornish coast, families and friends can soak up the rich maritime history of the area, whilst immersing themselves in the natural beauty of the coastline. Amongst its narrow streets and steep alleyways, Polruan has maintained its historic charm with a range of shops/eateries, but you can also explore the harbour town of Fowey which can be accessed via the ferry. From the moment you approach the front door, this property is a feast for the eyes with its original features, quirky décor and eclectic colour palette. Whether you’re reclining in front of the wood burner in the lounge, cooking or dining together in the kitchen/diner or enjoying the rooftop and harbour views from the garden, you will feel as though you are experiencing a slice of Cornish history. As you’d expect from a property like this, the rooms are spacious, including the three bedrooms. Completing the accommodation is a bathroom with roll-top bath. Steeped in history, Polruan has a variety of interesting landmarks and buildings and is a great base from which to explore this part of Cornwall. Its independent shops, restaurants and pubs are within a few hundred metres of the property. Venturing further afield, keen walkers can head east along the South West Coast Path to the National Trust’s Lantic Bay (1.5 miles) for a day on the beach or a little further on to Polperro (6.5 miles). For yet more natural beauty and winding streets, take the Bodinnick ferry to bustling Fowey (4 miles). A little further away, but worth the drive, are the Eden Project (16.5 miles) and the Lost Gardens of Heligan (25 miles).
Weekly prices from £798.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Ullswater (SZ398)
Penrith, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Enjoying an enviable elevated position overlooking stunning Ullswater, this is a fantastic cottage for six people. Youre sure to feel right at home here. The large entrance hallway leads you into the ground floor accommodation. Here youll find the spacious living room, separate dining room and well-equipped kitchen. Also on the ground floor is a useful utility room and handy extra WC. Upstairs on the first floor are the three spacious double bedrooms. The master bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom and theres also a modern family bathroom on the first floor too. Outside, there is a large enclosed garden overlooking Ullswater, the perfect backdrop for meals alfresco - you could quite easily spend your whole holiday sitting out here! If you do fancy venturing further than the garden, walkers will delight at whats on offer around the property and there are a wealth of local footpaths that pass close by the front door. Walk to the lake shore or head to Aira Force, a 10-minute drive away, for picturesque woodland walks alongside this majestic waterfall. From here, you can continue onwards and upwards up Gowbarrow Fell for stunning views over Ullswater. Visit Pooley Bridge, a charming village at the northern end of Ullswater; stock up on souvenirs and local treats from the village shop, enjoy a peaceful walk along the lake shore or hitch a ride on the Ullswater steamer to enjoy the water from a different perspective. Your closest pub is just a 5-minute walk away, perfect for a hearty meal and refreshing drink in a convivial atmosphere after a day out exploring. Take a scenic drive over Kirkstone Pass (recommended in good weather only, as its the highest pass in the Lake District thats open to motor traffic) and down into bustling Ambleside. Spend a morning looking around the independent and outdoor shops before stopping for lunch at one of the quirky cafes or delis. Continue on to Bowness-on-Windermere, admire the boats in the harbour before enjoying fish and chips by the lake. Perfect. Leave coats and boots in the large and welcoming entrance hallway before continuing into the spacious living room, which has wonderful lake views. Relax on the sofa in front of the electric fire, ideal for cosy evenings in or for spending a peaceful afternoon catching up with a good book. Ornithologists will love sitting in here and watching the comings and goings of the many birds who also like to pay the house - or its garden at least! - a visit. If you can tear your eyes away from the stunning view, theres also a TV with Freeview for entertainment. The kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, useful microwave, dishwasher and handy washer/dryer. Gather round the wooden table in the separate dining room, which also has breathtaking views over Ullswater; its the perfect place for comparing notes on the days adventures over a hearty home-cooked meal. Also on the ground floor is a useful utility area and handy extra WC. Upwards to the first floor and the sleeping accommodation. There are three lovely bedrooms, all with double beds and a wardrobe and chest of drawers for storage. The master bedroom, closest to the stairs, has views over the lake and its own en-suite bathroom with WC, wash basin and half-size bath with shower over. Theres also a great family bathroom with WC, wash basin and bath with shower over so all tastes are catered for, whether you prefer a soak in the tub or a reinvigorating shower. Outside is a real treat: a large enlcosed garden with magnificent lake views over Ullswater. With outdoor furniture, its the perfect place for dining alfresco. With Ullswater as your backdrop, you wont want to leave this magical place.
Weekly prices from £1,016.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Ullock (SZ043)
Workington, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Tucked away in the picturesque village of Ullock, this is a lovely holiday cottage perfect for couples as well as accommodating up to six people if you use the attic bedroom. Ullock is a great starting point to explore the Western Lake District and coast. Loweswater Lake is only a 10-minute drive away, and Ennerdale Water is 15 minutes. Both lakes enjoy a certain solitude that can sometimes be hard to find in the Lake District. There are a couple of pubs within a couple of miles of the cottage, one of which has an ancient yew tree in its forecourt, reputed to be 1,000 years old. Dogs are welcome too. For shops, Cockermouth (just 5 miles away) has a wide variety of small independent shops, pubs and cafes, as well as a supermarket. Here you can take a tour round the Jennings Brewery or visit the Kirkgate Centre which doubles up as a theatre and cinema. Inside, the sitting room is a warm and cosy room with Freeview Sky, DVD player and an open fire. Leading down two steps in to the kitchen, there is a large dining table for up to six people. The kitchen is fully equipped with electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and plenty of storage space. Through the kitchen is the bathroom which has a bath with hand-held shower, toilet and wash basin. The stairs are fairly steep and lead to two bedrooms. The first bedroom has a king-size bed and TV. There is an en-suite shower room. The second bedroom has a double bed and TV. Access to the attic room is via the double bedroom. Please note that the stairs here are steep and being an attic room, there is limited head space - this room may be better suited to older children. There is also a TV in this room too. The garden is accessed via the kitchen and is fully enclosed. It faces south and is a sun trap from mid-morning onwards. The garden has a lockable gate that opens onto a small stream and there is raised decking with outside dining table and chairs to make the best of the sun.
Weekly prices from £493.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ169)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
A very warm welcome to this 18th-century gem that has been lovingly modernised to create an elegant cottage for six. With three beautiful bedrooms, warm and welcoming socialising spaces, and an exceptionally picturesque situation, it really is a very special base for a Lakeland holiday. While retaining much of its period charm, the semi-detached cottage now boasts high-spec appliances, luxurious bathrooms and indulgent furnishings to appeal to our 21st-century sensibilities. A satellite cottage of the charming hamlet of Underskiddaw, the cottage sits right at the base of the mighty Skiddaw massif just a few miles from the much-loved town of Keswick. It has incredible panoramic views of Bassenthwaite Lake and the fells to its western side. benefiting from all the available afternoon and evening sun, the raised garden terrace is a wonderful place for al fresco dining - you might even be treated to a view of an occasional osprey. There are plenty of walks nearby to make use of its fellside situation. You could take the winding paths through woodland onto Dodd Fell and then onward up to Skiddaws summit, alternatively enjoy a scenic walk to Bassenthwaites shore. Just across the road lies The Calvert Trust where there is an excellent accessible pool which you can use by prior arrangement. The cottage is also just a stones throw from Mirehouse, a stately home with glorious gardens, multiple play areas and fascinating literary connections. Easily accessible from major road links, the cottage sits along the road that runs between Keswick and Bassenthwaite. Keswick is well known as the adventure capital of the Lakes but theres plenty more to enjoy there too. You could make use of the great range of cafes, pubs and restaurants; independent and outdoor shops; the regular market or take in a play or concert at the beautifully situated Theatre by the Lake. You could also get out and about on Derwentwater either under your own steam or aboard one of the stately launches. Why not bring bikes and explore the quiet, undulating roads in the area known as Back o Skiddaw? However you choose to spend your stay, this cottage is a gorgeous base from which to enjoy this wonderful area. On arrival at the cottage, guests are greeted by a charming arched porch entering the stone-floored main hallway. Theres a cosy snug/playroom with a comfy two-seater sofa and two small childrens chairs and a TV with Freeview. A perfect space for little ones or teens to commandeer. The beautiful main living room has two deep sofas and one tub armchair arranged around a wood burner set into a deep sandstone fireplace. Its a wonderfully cosy room with light elegant decor ideal for playing board games or discussing your Lakeland adventures. One of the traditional latched doors leads from here to the first of the two staircases, but more about the first floor later. The kitchen/dining room is a gorgeous space with exposed beams and light modern units. Its well-equipped with a double fan oven, four ceramic hobs, a dishwasher, under-counter fridge, microwave, coffee machine and all the crockery and cookware youll need. Theres an under-stairs cupboard and a door to the second staircase. The large utility room has coat hooks and plenty of boot space for your outdoor gear, theres also a washer/dryer, an under-counter freezer and an entry to the downstairs WC. It also makes an ideal bedroom for your dog should you be bringing one along. Moving up, one of the twin staircases will take you to the sleeping accommodation. Firstly to the sumptuous super-king-size room which has a wardrobe for storage, a decorative fireplace and a beautiful view of Barf and Sale Fells across the valley. The room can be made up as a twin should your party require it; please advise on booking of this is the case. Next, take a step down from the landing to the characterful king-size bedroom. It has been built in to the eaves giving it a delightful cosy feel and it looks out onto the flank of Dodd Fell from its window. There are drawers and a hanging stand for clothes storage. With its step down and exposed beams the twin room (which can be made into a super-king-size upon request) shares the cosy feel of the king-size room, there are drawers and hanging hooks for storage and the same lovely view to Dodd Fell. Also on the first floor are the amazing family bathroom and a further shower room. Both have indulgent underfloor heating, modern suites and mixer showers with drencher heads in spacious enclosures. The bathroom also boasts a bath with shower attachment and a lovely view out to the garden and fells, what a wonderful place to soak away tired muscles. Outside the house there is a parking area shared with the neighbouring cottages, a lockable storage shed for bikes or kayaks and a beautiful garden with mature shrubs and panoramic views over Bassenthwaite Lake and the surrounding fells. The raised terrace has a picnic table with attached benches (and theres also another separate bench) for outdoor dining and making the most of sunny evenings. Why not pour a glass of wine and soak up the glorious surroundings?
Weekly prices from £797.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Allonby (SZ102)
Maryport, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
This cottage, named after the bridge that crosses Allonby Beck to the front of the property, is a deceptively large 18th-century dwelling in the centre of the small village of Allonby. The village is situated on the north west coast of Cumbria, between Maryport and Silloth, in a designated Area of Outstanding Beauty. The cottage can sleep up to six people. Dogs are welcome and there is a small fully enclosed yard to the rear of the property. Allonby village was originally established by Quakers and boasts several splendid buildings including the Old Baths, North Lodge, Christ Church, and the Reading Room, which was designed by Alfred Waterhouse, famous for designing Manchester’s Town Hall, and London’s Natural History Museum. The cottage is a stones throw from the long sandy beach, with fine views across the Solway Estuary to the mountains of southern Scotland. Popular with families and dog walkers, the Cumbrian Coastal Way passes through the village, and walkers can enjoy many miles of green sea-banks. The village has a long history of being a sea-bathing resort, going back to the 18th century, when the fashion for bathing, and even drinking sea water, was considered a health cure. Today’s visitors can still enjoy the beach – a cleanliness and safety winner – and also take advantage of windsurfing and Twentyman’s famous ice cream, a well-known homemade treat. The village keeps much of its Georgian and Victorian charm, with cobbled lanes, curious corners to explore, and some interesting old houses. In what was once the main street stands an imposing colonnaded building (above), which was once the indoor baths where delicate Victorians could have their sea water comfortably warmed, in a suite of hot, cold, and vapour baths. Boasting incredible sea views over the Solway Estuary, this cottage is perfect for families and dog owners. The cottage is located just a short walk from the beach. Upon entering the cottage, you will find the living room and kitchen to your left and the dining room to your right. The living room has sea views and has a three-piece cream leather suite, a warming coal-effect electric fire and FreeSat TV which connects to the internet, so dont forget your Netflix/Prime logins. The kitchen features a large electric oven with a five-ring ceramic hob and warmer, a freestanding fridge/freezer and microwave. From the kitchen, the back door opens into a small fully-enclosed yard. There is an out house that has been converted into a utility room and contains a washing machine, tumble dryer and sink. The bedrooms are located on the first floor: a four-posted double bedroom and a twin bedroom, both with sea views and another double bedroom overlooking the yard behind. There is plenty of storage room across the bedrooms. Upstairs, the first of two family bathrooms sits on a split level between the ground and first floors and contains an shower over the bath, WC and hand basin. The second bathroom can be found on the second floor and features a corner bath with a hand-held shower, WC and basin. An unreserved parking space is available outside the house, there is plenty of space available in the cul-de-sac and a free car park is located just across the road next to the beach.
Weekly prices from £724.00
4 Bedroom Bed in Cirencester (82629)
Cirencester, Heart of England
6 4 2 Yes
Overlooking the quieter Windrush Lake within the Cotswold Water Park, this property is an ideal base for exploring this beautiful region. The park itself has plenty of great leisure facilities and activities to enjoy, including tennis, a shared games room, soft play area, children’s playground and fishing. Those wishing to get out on the water can go windsurfing, kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing, water skiing and wakeboarding, or perhaps visit the nearby spa with its gym, sauna and swimming pool at additional charge. The charming village of South Cerney is within walking distance or take a short drive to the popular market towns of Cirencester and Tetbury. The Corinium Museum, the remains of the Roman Amphitheatre, is also well worth a visit. A hallway with a separate WC leads into the open-plan ground floor, which has a lounge area, kitchen and space to dine. The kitchen area is well-equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. The comfortable lounge area overlooks the lake and has a TV, DVD and PlayStation 2 console. Heading upstairs via a flight of stairs from the dining area, you will find four bedrooms. There is a cosy single, a further single room and a double bedroom. The final bedroom is a king-size and is set to the rear of the property, with views of the lake from a Juliet balcony, and a stylish wet room with a shower and WC. Completing the accommodation is a contemporary bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC. From the lounge, patio doors open directly out onto an open terrace, a space that’s perfect for relaxing. There is a table and chairs and a gas BBQ, allowing you to dine alfresco and take in the fantastic views over Windrush Lake. Off-road allocated parking is available for two vehicles. On-site, you will find a children’s play area, tennis court, table tennis and there’s access to the Cotswold Water Park, offering opportunities for water skiing, wakeboarding, paddle boarding, horse riding, golfing, fishing and paintballing, at additional charge.
Weekly prices from £890.00
5 The Vista
Newquay, Cornwall
6 2 2 2
This perfectly positioned apartment with fantastic views of Fistral Beach means you can enjoy the best of Newquay in complete comfort
Weekly prices from £561.00