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Set within the charming country town of Beaminster, which has something for everyone within its historic centre, including a popular bistro, convenience store, traditional butchers, choice of pubs and a children's play area. This location is renowned for its network of walks,…
Explore the area on foot with plenty of walks from the doorstep or if you can tear yourself away from the immediate vicinity there is an array of exploring to do with both the north and south coast just a short drive away. Local beaches include Godrevy, Hayle Towans and Gwithian…
Sleeping four guests, this family friendly apartment is situated above Tenby North Beach. You ll find the long distance Pembrokeshire Coast Path near your doorstep (0.5 miles), and a vibrant cafe culture in summer when Tenby town centre goes traffic free in July and August.…
Elevated above the pretty streets, this apartment sleeps four and enjoys a fantastic location at the heart of Saundersfoot. Beautifully styled and set above one of the popular shops, the property is close to the iconic harbour with its gently bobbing boats and delightful sandy…
Nestling adjacent to the owner s house on a small organic farm with sheep and chickens, this delightful annexe is the perfect choice for a romantic getaway for two in a rural setting. Beyond the farm, this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty boasts wonderful scenic walks both…
Overlooking a sandy beach, this first floor apartment sleeps four guests. Lying at the foot of a picturesque wooded valley, Saundersfoot is a thriving coastal village with a rich industrial past and an attractive working harbour, which is still in use today. Known for its…
This lovely country prospect sits among great company in a row of stone cottages and Grade II listed buildings. The cottage is close to the village s bustling square where local farmers set up shop at Beaminster s frequent markets. When guests are not cooking delicious meals…
This luxury escape sits within a small hamlet, surrounded by stunning countryside and pretty villages boasting quaint cafes, welcoming pubs and walking trails aplenty. Perfectly situated to explore the Howardian Hills and the North York Moors National Park, you can expect…
The farm is tucked away into the hillside offering access to the rugged Welsh landscape and countryside from your front door. The traditional hamlet of Painscastle is under 0.25 miles and is well served with a good village inn. For walkers, there are The Begwyns, 580 acres of…
Make a romantic retreat to this delightful, stone, barn style cottage, nestled in a secluded setting, near the village of Low Lorton, 6 miles from Keswick. Two guests and a pair of happy hounds are welcome to stay at the one bedroom property, which takes in far reaching views…
Get ready to explore and head 2 miles to the magnificent Castlerigg Stone Circle for an easy walk from your door. Admire the views before heading back into town and tucking into a tasty plate of food or enjoying a cold drink. Walk a mile from your door to board a boat and take…
Surrounded by the North Pennines (15.5 miles), the Vale of Eden (12 miles) and the Lake District (4.5 miles), this beautiful former arts and crafts artist s studio makes a wonderful base for a couple or small family exploring this spellbinding part of Cumbria. Nearby attractions…
Lace up your boots and enjoy walks from the front door. There is a network of great paths from High Dam (4 miles) which sits at the southern end of lake Windermere or you could wander to the Lakeside and Haverthwaite Steam Railway, which is less than half a mile away, and board…
The welcoming and picturesque village of Haverthwaite is home to the popular Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway, where you can catch a steam train and head to the southern tip of Windermere just 4 miles away. Other local attractions include the famous Lakeland Motor Museum (2…
This delightful cottage, less than 0.5 miles from the centre of Keswick, offers a home away from home stay with a sociable open plan layout and outdoor dining area. Keswick is a hub for outdoor activities, so you ll find plenty of shops and adventure companies to help you…
Visiting North Norfolk offers a wealth of attractions all year round to suit all ages and tastes. The scenic coastline is within easy reach with quaint seaside towns full of cobbled streets and fishing boats as well as larger towns such as Cromer (7.6mls) with promenades, piers,…
The bothy is set into the hillside on the edge of Clyro, a small settlement situated on the Welsh border, and just 2.5 miles from the popular town of Hay on Wye, where you will find cafes, restaurants, and the world famous bookshops. Enjoy rambles along the banks of the River…
Situated along the South Devon coastline, this home from home offers guests a wide range of options when it comes to fun family days out. Options right on your doorstep include Preston Sands beach (0.2 miles), Paignton Zoo (2 miles), and a full range of cafés, pubs, and shops…
A short stroll takes you to the beautiful 2 miles of golden sands, great for those who enjoy the sun and surf, and from here you can also enjoy some spectacular cliff top walking along the South West Coast Path. The town of Westward Ho! itself also offers an array of amenities…
This spacious apartment is very close to the centre of Saundersfoot village, with the shops, beaches and harbour all within a short walk from the accommodation. It is an ideal location for walkers and wildlife enthusiasts, or for those looking to get away. There are no fewer…
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!