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This property enjoys a central location in the traditional seaside resort of Eastbourne. Situated directly opposite the town s wide shingle beach, which gives way to sand during low tide and with a wealth of pubs, bars and restaurants within easy walking distance, this is a…
This charming lodge is ideally situated for a small family or couple wishing to explore some of the delightful locations in and around Carmarthenshire and West Wales. Visit the enchanting temples of Skada Vale, 6 miles away. Meander through the pretty streets of local market…
This character cottage which is over 450 years old, with its low ceilings and quirky features was completely refurbished in 2018, sitting in a picturesque position with far reaching views across open farmland to the sea. The neighbouring fields often have livestock in situ, as…
This interesting, contemporary styled cottage has been lovingly furnished and decorated retaining many of the original features. Set in a cobbled courtyard, the cottage is centrally located and just a short walk from the heart of the village. Appledore is a great location for a…
The stylish and contemporary interior of this house as well as its location make it a great place for a family or friends to stay. With local amenities on your doorstep, enjoy a browse around the independent shops or enjoy a nice beer at one of the local bars all just a short…
The cottage is located perfectly to explore your surroundings, with fine beaches adorning the splendid coastline, the most local being Gwithian to the north and Praa Sands to the south. Also close by are the ever popular tourist destinations of St Ives and Marazion, behind which…
Set in a large courtyard of similar properties, this charming cottage for four is surrounded by fields, mountains and forest and enjoys its own blissful hot tub. The location is perfect for wildlife enthusiasts, cyclists and keen walkers alike with many well marked paths easily…
Located on the West Coast of Cumbria, perfect to explore nearby Muncaster Castle and the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway, and fell walkers have just a short drive to England s highest peak, Scafell Pike at the far end of the Wasdale Valley. The open stretches of Seascale beach…
In the early part of the last century, the famous painter Augustus John regularly stayed at this cottage. It won t take you long to see why. This Purbeck stone cottage stands in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, surrounded by acres of farmland. Lace up your walking boots…
Stunning location one mile from the heart of Conwy, the World Heritage Site with 13th century castle, independent shops, galleries, restaurants, fishing harbour and host to many events. Enjoy the culinary delights of local pubs, restaurants and the Welsh Food Centre. Discover…
This character cottage which is over 450 years old, with its low ceilings and quirky features was completely refurbished in 2018, sitting in a picturesque position with far reaching views across open farmland to the sea. The neighbouring fields often have livestock in situ, as…
In an area rich with green pastures, ancient woodland and meandering rivers, the Howardian Hills offer an abundance of walks in the wild. Stroll around the picturesque village of Crayke enjoying far reaching views over the vale of York from the Yorkshire Dales over to the…
Saundersfoot is a bustling harbourside village. The charming seaside resort has plenty of places to eat and drink and the beautiful, sandy Saundersfoot Beach is a fantastic spot to enjoy the sun and sea. Located in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, the Coast Path passes…
No matter the time of year, you ll never be short of things to do when visiting this area of Wales. This property is located on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park and offers walking and cycling opportunities direct from the doorstep. You will be 3 miles from the small…
In a wonderful prominent position overlooking the harbour of an historic fishing village, this traditional, detached fisherman's cottage has been lovingly renovated. It provides comfortable living whilst retaining the lovely original features, character and atmosphere. A short…
The quaint village of Eskdale is a great base from which to explore the western reaches of the Lake District National Park. Home to no less than five pubs, one of which is just 0.5 miles away, and a handy village store, Eskdale is also an excellent starting point for many walks.…
The village of Kirkland is located in wonderful walking and cycling country yet remains within 15 miles of other Lake District highlights including Cockermouth, Loweswater, Buttermere and the Cumbrian coastline. Ennerdale Lake and valley provides a diverse habitat so nature…
One of a handful of tiny villages and hamlets in the area, Boltongate is ideally located for exploring both countryside and coastline. Browse the independent shops, cafes, pubs and bars of Cockermouth, before continuing south to Bassenthwaite for a lakeside picnic. Just north of…
Located on a quiet street just a short walk from Keswick's town centre, this holiday apartment promises the perfect base for exploring this area and beyond. Venture into the town to discover the fascinating Derwent Pencil Museum or the off beat tourist attractions of Puzzle…
Nestled in the bustling village of Gosforth on the western side of the Lake District National Park. There are lots of low level walks around the village, and the seaside just a few miles down the road. The pub boasts a couple of pubs as well as a lovely pizza restaurant. Serious…
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!