4,673 properties found
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 Portinscale (SZ407)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Completely renovated and refurbished throughout to a superb standard, this is a stunning cottage for six people and two lucky dogs. The fabulous open-plan kitchen-diner is spacious and filled with light, whilst the living room has a cosy wood burning stove. The luxurious family bathroom with deep freestanding bath and walk-in shower is also on the ground floor. Up on the first floor are the three bedrooms, with beautiful mountain views, and a modern shower room. As well as driveway parking for 2/3 cars, this property has a delightfully quiet front garden with stunning fell views and an enclosed rear garden with decking, shed for bikes and a lawn area. Portinscale is a charming village with easy access to all the facilities in Keswick, rightly popular with all who visit. Derwentwater is a short walk from the house: explore the footpaths along the lakeshore or head into the woods by the Lingholm Estate, once a holiday residence of Beatrix Potter, now a delightful cafe with walled garden. For those wishing to get on the water, Derwentwaters two marinas are within easy walking distance. Popular Catbells is a must and the view from the top is certainly worth the scramble. For a longer day out on the fell tops, why not head up Causey Pike or tackle the Coledale Horseshoe? The village has a friendly pub and a fantastic cafe, perfect for some refreshments after all that exercise! The bustling market town of Keswick is just a five-minute drive or an easy 20-minute walk away. With a good selection of outdoor and independent shops, indulge in some retail therapy. A trip to the Keswick Museum and Art Gallery is a must for anyone with an interest in local history, or opt for a game of crazy golf or pitch and putt in the park. Treat yourselves to an evening out; take in a film at the family-owned cinema or take in a show at the renowned Theatre by the Lake. If you fancy heading slightly further afield, why not take a scenic drive through the Lakes to Grasmere, another charming Lakeland village thats certainly worth a visit? The spacious kitchen-diner really is the heart of this home-from-home; a stunning room, its a fantastic social space. The modern kitchen is sure to be a hit with the cooks in the group. Well designed and well equipped, theres a Smart TV, built-in electric oven, microwave and separate induction hob, large fridge-freezer, larder cupboard, toaster and kettle. A useful dishwasher means therell be no fighting over who has to the washing up - but when you see the view from the sink, you might not mind after all! A Nespresso coffee machine is provided for that morning coffee, just remember to bring your own pods with you. Prop up the breakfast bar at the end of the stylish island unit or take a seat on the comfy sofa and relax with a cuppa while watching the light changing on the slopes of Skiddaw. A fantastic extending dining table is perfect for convivial mealtimes; compare notes on the days events over a hearty homecooked meal or spread out your maps and guidebooks and plan tomorrows adventures. Off the kitchen is a handy utility area with a useful washing machine and a clothes airer hanging from the ceiling. The ground floor benefits from underfloor heating throughout, so its a great spot for drying wet coats and boots. At the front of the cottage is the lovely living room with a large bay window letting in plenty of light. The two-seater and three-seater sofas are positioned around the wood burner, perfect for cosy evenings in in front of the fire. Theres a large Smart TV for entertainment too. Also on the ground floor is the beautiful family bathroom. As well as the expected WC and washbasin, theres a large modern walk-in shower enclosure with drencher shower head and a smaller handheld shower too. The large free-standing bath is a real treat, perfect for soothing muscles tired from walking. Off the light-filled, spacious landing on the first floor are the three wonderful bedrooms. The first bedroom you come to has a king-size bed with a feature yellow headboard. Light, bright and airy thanks to the large bay window to the front, there are wonderful views towards the fells and Derwentwater. Indulge in a long lie in and enjoy the view with your morning cuppa - you are on holiday after all! Behind the bed is some handy hidden hanging storage and theres also a useful tall chest of drawers, as well as a lovely dressing table and stool. The next bedroom is a twin room and is no less lovely than the first. There’s a feature royal blue headboard and the views this time are over the rear of the cottage towards Skiddaw and the River Derwent. The wardrobe with drawers provides plenty of storage and this room also has a dressing table and stool. This room contains a super king zip-and-link bed that can also be made up as a twin on request. Last but by no means least is the lovely double bedroom, this time with a soft green headboard. Another bright room with a wonderful view towards the magnificent Skiddaw range. There are handy hooks for hanging storage as well as a useful large chest of drawers and bedside tables. Hairdryers are provided in all bedrooms with luxury Egyptian cotton bedding and towels. Theres also a modern shower room on the first floor, with stylish herringbone wall tiles and a quirky sunburst-effect flooring. This shower room has a WC, washbasin and a shower enclosure that has a fantastic large waterfall showerhead and a separate handheld shower too. As well as a driveway providing off-road parking for two/three cars, to the front of the cottage is a garden area. With comfortable sofas and a stunning view towards Catbells and Causey Pike, its a lovely spot to sit and unlace your boots after a day out on the fells! At the rear of the cottage is another lovely garden area, accessed via feature sliding doors from the kitchen. The wooden decking has garden furniture, perfect for al fresco dining or a BBQ, and the enclosed lawn area is ideal if youre bringing a dog. Muddy paws/wheels/boots are well catered for as there is a thermostatically controlled outside tap with shower attachment by the shed and clean drying towels provided in the utility. Theres also a wooden shed thats available for storing bikes (please remember to bring your own secure bike locks) - ideal if you like to get out and about on two wheels. With all this on offer, this cottage is certainly not one to be missed!
Weekly prices from £1,135.00
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3 Bedroom Bed in Aberdovey (DY010)
Aberdyfi, Snowdonia and North Wales
6 3 2 Yes
While away hours at a time gazing out over the Dyfi Estuary from this modern apartment in North Wales. Sleeping six guests, and providing dog-friendly accommodation, the airy retreat is set across the first and second floors of a waterfront property between Aberdyfi and Penhelig. It nestles at the bottom of Eryri, also known as Snowdonia National Park and is 0.5 metres from the main sandy beach at Aberdyfi and 20 metres from the river shore. Make your way up to your apartment via the exterior steps and enter to find sun-soaked accommodation. From the hall, wander through to the light lounge/diner to look out over the water. Settle on the comfortable seating in front of the TV or pull a chair up to the table and enjoy a cup of tea. Take a step down into the kitchen/diner when it is time to prepare the next home-cooked meal. Another table can be found in here, together with everything you might need to help you cater for your party with the Welsh produce you have bought on your last trip out. A utility room and family shower room are also on this floor, along with one of your bedrooms, a twin, which is accessed by taking another step down. The top floor of the apartment features two double bedrooms, plus a family bathroom with underfloor heating. There is no outside space with this apartment but you can cross the road to walk beside the river. Strike out into picturesque Eryri to follow scenic footpaths and discover beauty spots. Llyn Barfog or the Bearded Lake is 4 miles from your base and is an attractive place to hike out to. Pick up the Wales Coast Path in Aberdyfi and walk 4 miles along the beach beside beautiful Bae Ceredigion to Tywyn.
Weekly prices from £646.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Newby Bridge (SZ024)
Ulverston, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Part of a luxury development in the peaceful village of Backbarrow, this is a fantastic modern duplex for six to seven people. The accommodation is laid out over the first and second floors of the building. Inside on the first floor youll find a sociable open-plan kitchen/living/dining area, along with a bedroom and bathroom. The kitchen is fully fitted with a washer/dryer, dishwasher, separate fridge freezer and microwave, as well as a full convection hob and oven. The dining table can seat six people bench-style or with the option of chairs for four people. The two further bedrooms and a second bathroom are upstairs on the second floor, both double rooms in size; the master bedroom with its super-king bed may be split into two singles on request. Remote control colour televisions are mounted in the lounge and both double bedrooms. There is also a wonderful private balcony with views over the River Leven which enjoys full morning sunshine, two designated parking spaces and access to a shared lockup for storing bikes. A tunnel under the road allows you to walk from the apartment into the village. Backbarrow enjoys a position on the banks of the River Leven and clues to this areas industrial heritage can be found all around. The ironworks itself is the site of the oldest ironworks ancient monument in the country, bordered by the River Leven on one side and Haverthwaite Heights to the rear. There are scenic walks from the front door down the river or onto the heights (great if you have a dog) which has stunning views across the Morecambe Bay a short walk away. Follow the river through the village to the Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway, built to transport coal and iron inland from the coast, now a popular tourist attraction where the trains take you through scenic countryside to Lakeside, at the south end of Lake Windermere and a boat journey on to bustling Bowness-on-Windermere. Another great attraction on the doorstep is the Lakeland Motor Museum. It makes a fascinating way to spend the day and has an excellent riverside cafe for breakfast and lunch with a view. Close to the southern tip of Lake Windermere, why not spend a day exploring here? Enjoy a lakeside picnic at Fell Foot, a beautiful National Trust lakeshore park, before visiting The Lakeside Aquarium or the Stott Park Bobbin Mill to learn all about the industrial heritage of the area. Head to nearby Gummers How for a woodland walk with stunning views from the summit or enjoy a cruise around the lake from Lakeside Pier. For a change of scenery, the southern coast of Cumbria isnt too far away; with its wide horizons and fresh coastal air, its the perfect place to truly unwind. The beautiful village of Cartmel with a Michelin-starred restaurant and popular racecourse is only 7 miles away, as is the market town of Ulverston, home to the Laurel and Hardy Museum and many independent shops, restaurants and bars. The stairs lead from the shared entrance on the ground floor up to the duplex apartment, which is laid out over the first and second floors of this modern luxury development. Head inside the apartment and youll find the spacious open-plan kitchen/living/dining area. A wonderful sociable space, the modern kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and ceramic hob, fridge, freezer, handy microwave, De Gusto coffee machine and a dishwasher. Theres also a useful washer/dryer should you need to make use of this during your stay. Tucked next to the kitchen is the dining table which has a choice of bench-style seating and chairs, a lovely cosy spot to catch up on the days events over a home-cooked meal. Light, bright and airy, the living area has stylish sofas - just perfect for relaxing evenings in. Theres a Smart TV for entertainment or simply catch up with good book whilst you unwind in sumptuous surroundings. Accessed via the living area is a fantastic private balcony. Overlooking the River Leven and catching the morning sun, its the perfect spot for an al fresco breakfast or a peaceful morning coffee whilst watching the world go. Also on the first floor is the first of the three bedrooms and the family bathroom. The bedroom here is a spacious double room; bright and airy, and with its own TV, its a lovely space to relax and unwind. The stylish family bathroom on this floor has a WC, wash basin and a bath with a shower over - whether you prefer a relaxing soak in the bath or a refreshing shower, all tastes are catered for. Onwards and upwards to the second floor. Up here youll find two further bedrooms, a twin room and a second room with a large king-size bed (this room can also be made up as a twin on request). Both these bedrooms are beautifully presented and have useful storage too. The king room up here also has its own TV. Also on the second floor is a modern shower room, which has a WC, wash basin and shower cubicle. As well as two designated parking spaces, guests will also have access to a shared lockup for storing bikes. Theres a useful hosepipe here too for cleaning off muddy bikes. The grounds immediately surrounding the apartment are landscaped and private to the complex; shared by all residents, its a lovely area to explore.
Weekly prices from £953.00
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
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 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