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Markets and fairs have been held in Stow on the Wold s square since the 12th century, and they still continue today, with events held on various dates weekly, monthly and yearly, so you could well catch one if you check local listings before heading on holiday. A bustling town…
Less than a mile away from this lovely cottage is the tranquil village of Godshill, with its pretty thatched cottages, historic church, great restaurants, good pubs and delightful tea rooms. The popular market town of Newport with its variety of shops and medieval castle is also…
Set in Devon's unspoilt heartland, the property is surrounded by acres of gentle hills and valleys and provides the perfect holiday retreat. A wealth of pretty villages and local pubs are all within easy reach, the cottage is an easy drive to some of the popular beaches on the…
Conveniently positioned to explore the traditional fishing village of Polruan with harbour beach, shop and pubs. Take the regular passenger ferry across to Fowey with its independent shops, handcrafted jewellery and local art, or relax in a cafe or pub on the riverfront and…
The property is part of an 1870 s Woollen Mill and sits in a lovely position close to the River Teifi with a country pub within 1 mile and the market town of Llandysul within 7 miles offering a good range of independent shops and eateries. The coastline is surprisingly close and…
This two bedroom, bright and airy bungalow located in The Gower is perfectly positioned to offer you superb access to some of Britain s most celebrated beaches. Scurlage is one of the most sought after locations on the Gower Peninsula and is great for families. On site…
Gorleston on Sea is a charming, quiet, small seaside town with something for everyone, offering a stunning bay with a wide curving beach together with pubs, restaurants, cafes, traditional amusements and theatre with an all year round programme. Take a stroll along the promenade…
Tucked away in the heart of eclectic Bridport, this charming cottage has an abundance of character, seamlessly blended with contemporary style. Famous for its antique quarter and many seasonal events including The Torchlight March, The Hat Festive and the Film and Literary…
This Victorian spa town is a pleasure to visit with picturesque lake, 30 natural springs, pavilion and range of events, shops and eateries to enjoy alongside the National Cycle Museum and Radnorshire Museum, not forgetting its renowned golf club. Explore the spectacular dams and…
Jump in your car and you will soon be on the A39 Atlantic Highway that meanders along the North Coast of Cornwall and is ideal for those wishing to explore the whole of this individual county, including numerous first class surfing beaches. Wadebridge is also just a short drive…
Polruan is an ancient fishing village famous for its boat building heritage. Perfectly positioned on the Fowey river estuary, which is a thriving centre for fishing, seafaring, shipbuilding and agriculture. This remoteness gives the area an unspoilt charm with its narrow streets…
The property is an unrivalled location in Westward Ho! for accessing both the beach and the village, which is a stone s throw away, offering a variety of restaurants, shops, and cafes along with a surf school and the championship golf course; Royal North Devon. The wider…
A cosy cottage located close to Chatsworth and the River Derwent in the sought after village of Baslow. The property is on the edge of Chatsworth Park with wonderful views right from the doorstep. The central village location of this cottage makes it ideal for those seeking a…
Making the most of the quiet location on the edge of St Austell town, take in the view towards the sea and Charlestown (1.5 miles) whilst being perfectly placed to explore some of Cornwall s best attractions. A short drive takes you to Charlestown, a pristine working port which…
CHARMING NORFOLK COTTAGE FACING OPEN FIELDS WITH THE SEA BEYOND The property at Weybourne is one of a small cluster of cottages converted from brick and flint barns, facing open fields with the sea beyond. A short walk to the shingle beach, favoured by fisherman, sailing and…
Situated in a quiet cul de sac in the bustling seaside resort of Shanklin, this fantastic family accommodation is ideally located for exploring all the wonderful sights and attractions on offer on the Isle of Wight. Park the car up at the house and enjoy a wonderful selection of…
The property enjoys an idyllic location near Corwen, which boasts a range of eateries and shops. Bala, Betws y Coed, Denbigh and Llangollen are all within 15 miles, offering an array of shops, restaurants, leisure activities and attractions. Pop to historic Denbigh and Ruthin,…
The peaceful hamlet of Clehonger sits deep within the Herefordshire countryside, with a vibrant community and village store. Here you can enjoy a walk from your doorstep across acres of farmland and open countryside taking in the views and wildlife along the way. For a more…
This fabulous annexe is perfectly positioned just 1.5 miles from the centre of Newquay, allowing guests to escape the hustle and bustle at the end of the day and truly relax. Newquay itself provides an array of fun activities to get stuck into including Newquay Zoo, Pirates…
Nestled in a wonderful, tranquil position enjoying magnificent mountain views, in the small hamlet of Amulree, with its beautiful historic kirk dating back to 1784. Perfectly located for touring the picture post card towns of Aberfeldy, Dunkeld, Creiff and Pitlochry with its…
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!