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There is something for everyone here to just relax or get involved in activities. Bala, 3.5 miles away, offers cafes, pubs, shops, a swimming pool and Wales s largest natural lake. Enjoy paddleboarding, boating, a stroll around the lake or a ride around on the steam railway.…
This quiet location is a delight for those who love hiking, cycling, and nature spotting. Situated less than two miles from the quaint, cobbled village of Longnor which provides an array of shops and traditional pubs. Nestled just below the top of a ridge between the Dove and…
This stunning property is wonderfully situated between the town centre and the beach so you can enjoy a stroll down to the Esplanade or the High Street which offers a great selection of shops, bars and local eateries. The children will be in their element down at the pier with…
Set on the outskirts of the small market town of Sanquhar, the cottage is surrounded by beautiful scenery and rolling hills. Explore Britain s first official coast to coast footpath, the Southern Upland Way, or fish for wild salmon in the River Nith at the end of the garden.…
Close to the national park and less than 2 miles from the popular town of Rothbury, the calm and friendly village of Thropton offers views of heather clad hills and the best of both worlds, being close to the coast too. With two pubs serving food and a well stocked village…
A cosy period cottage, 200 metres from the Snowdonia National Park boundary, ideal for an active or relaxing holiday. Located in Llanfairfechan on the North Wales coast, it lies between Conwy (8 miles) and the Menai Straits, offering a Victorian Promenade, pubs, cafes, shops,…
Enjoy a romantic retreat at this stylish barn conversion 3 miles from Conwy. Set within a 45 acre farm, the barn is surrounded by fields of sheep and horses, with resident peacocks and doves also nearby. A major cycle route can be found at the edge of the grounds, offering…
The property boasts direct access on to Cefn Bryn, the backbone of the Gower and home of King Arthurs Stone. An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with exceptional walking, mountain biking and local hacking, you can go for miles undisturbed by traffic with bridleways linking…
Situated in the far west of the county, you ll have the pick of some of Cornwall s finest coves and beaches, as well as some idyllic seaside towns and infamous attractions to visit. Pendeen itself is a traditional Cornish village, with an award winning pub, a handful of shops,…
The property is located between the small two villages of Mamhilad and Penperlleni, on the banks of the canal with the renowned market town of Abergavenny just a short drive away. Also, worth exploring are the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains. The nearby Wye Valley offers year…
On the ancient historic settlement of Pilleth yet close to Knighton and Presteigne with local produce, shops, pubs, eateries and a varied events programme. A walker's paradise in a superb location to explore the Lugg Valley, Offa s Dyke, The Brecon Beacons National Park and the…
The North Cornwall coast is a short drive away from the cottage, with several beaches ideal for surfers and sunseekers alike. Several places of interest are also reachable by a short car journey including The Milky Way, Launceston Steam Railway, Boscastle, Tintagel, Clovelly and…
This property is located to the east of Eastbourne town centre, within the town s Sovereign Harbour development. The seafront is just a few moments away, with the wide shingle beach which stretches all the way up to the town s main beach, some two miles along the esplanade.…
Set within a pretty Suffolk village, just a short drive from Dedham Vale, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and 'Constable Country', this newly renovated cottage is ideally suited for exploring the local area. As well as a host of countryside walks close by, a day…
Located just a short walk from Cockermouth s main high street, you will find a selection of local independent shops and restaurants close by. Wordsworth House and Gardens are just a five minute walk away, take a walk along the River Derwent or visit the Jennings Brewery in the…
This cottage is one of three cottages which nestle within a pleasant spot, allowing you to explore the stunning scenery of the surrounding countryside and of the Jurassic Coast. There are many public footpaths within a short drive, numerous coastal paths and inland bridleways,…
Situated on the edge of the Derbyshire village of Brailsford, The property is found down a peaceful lane. The popular market town of Ashbourne is only a ten minute drive away, and is often host to community events and traditions. Cyclists and walkers alike should head to the…
The attractive village of Great Ayton lies on the edge of the North York Moors National Park, at the foot of the Cleveland Hills. Great Ayton is famous for being the boyhood home of Captain Cook where you can now visit The Captain Cook Schoolroom Museum. The village consists of…
Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this striking couples retreat is perfectly situated to explore the beautiful South Hams. Within 3 miles of the hut you will find the beautiful shingle beach of Beesands, with a local pub, cafe and restaurant. If you fancy a…
This charming, former farm building is set around a tranquil courtyard and is the perfect base for a relaxing break spent touring. The village of Ryme Intrinseca sits in a peaceful part of northwest Dorset, close to the border with Somerset and surrounded by rolling countryside.…
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!