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Located within walking distance to the centre of the town, you will be within easy reach of an array of shops, restaurants, pubs, and park. Just outside the town, Braunton Burrows provides a lovely backdrop for scenic seaside walks. Just a short drive away Saunton Sands boasts…
The cottage is located in the pretty village of Acomb close to the River Tyne, with its own pub/restaurant, local farm shops, walking and cycle routes from the cottage. Stroll through countryside to the historic market town of Hexham where you can explore a range of shops, pubs,…
The cottage is situated within the Exmoor National Park, a beautiful, rugged moorland offering many miles of scenic walks and cycle paths. You will be surrounded by acres of stunning countryside yet just 2.5 miles from the popular village of Parracombe with its charming pub.…
Christchurch is an ideal base to explore the Royal Forest of Dean and Wye Valley, a pretty village with village pub and store. Just a short drive from the market town of Coleford, shop local produce or visit the restaurants and Tapas bar. From your door you are served with…
Within a short drive of this traditional stone cottage is the university town of Aberystwyth with its Victorian promenade, pier, glorious sandy beach and a variety of museums, galleries, shops, cafes and restaurants. From here you can take a trip on the Cliff railway, the second…
Set within Howgill Valley, on the owners farmland grounds you have plenty on offer along with breath taking views over the valley. The historic village of Sedbergh is around a 20 minute walk away. Here you can enjoy a variety of amusements from friendly local pubs to quirky…
This property enjoys stunning views of the surrounding countryside, ocean and Lundy Island, providing a real home from home for those wishing to explore this beautiful part of Cornwall. North Cornwall has something special for guests of all ages from amazing cliff top walks to…
This delightful artistically designed annexe accommodation provides a private, comfortable, romantic, and relaxing environment. For those requiring action packed adventures, you can hire bikes locally to enjoy the Granite Way Cycle Path or go canoeing, rock climbing, abseiling,…
Nestling on the water s edge in the English Riviera town of Brixham. The town has a long standing maritime history and the harbour remains the heart of it and offers visitors a choice of boat trips, from relaxing tours of Torbay, accompanied fishing trips and a regular service…
Castle Howard and the historical houses such as Burton Agnes and Sledmere provide a great day out for the whole family. Driffield, known as the Capital of the Wolds, is less than 8 miles away, where you can take a stroll down the by the historic canal, find a bite to eat or…
Situated in the heart of mid Devon you will be perfectly placed for exploring the whole of this popular county. The immediate area offers and array of amenities and attractions with a community store in the nearby village of Kennerleigh, selling a variety of local produce, meat…
Outdoor enthusiasts will be spoilt for choice with the coast, Dartmoor and Exmoor within an hour s drive. The immediate area offers an array of amenities and attractions, the nearby village of Kennerleigh has a community store stocking local meat, free range eggs and cider…
This beautiful Grade II listed barn has been converted with exceptional attention to detail and nestles in a pretty and private courtyard setting. With a public footpath that starts a few yards from the farm entrance, it is the perfect base for exploring the Devon countryside.…
Georgian ground floor apartment in elevated position on the fringe of Barmouth with its cafes, pubs, shops, museums, galleries, harbour, sea and miles of golden sandy beach. Activities on offer include stand up paddle boarding, boat trips, fishing, sea swimming, rock climbing,…
This property is just over half a mile from the coastal village of Kewstone, where you will find a local pub and shop. Sand Bay beach is just over a mile away and allows dogs all year round, and there is a convenient National Trust car park for the beach 2 miles away. You will…
Conveniently located three miles East of Portreath which boasts a pretty sandy beach popular with families and surfers and there are several shops and restaurants to enjoy. The village is accessible by the South West Coastal Path offering breathtaking scenery for both…
Embrace countryside living and treat yourselves to a night off from cooking; delicious eateries lie close to your door, including a newly renovated pub and restaurant in Llangattock which the cottage is owned by and backs onto, so you can enjoy a well deserved night out. Step…
Conveniently located 3 miles east of Portreath which boasts a pretty sandy beach popular with families and surfers and there are several shops and restaurants to enjoy. The village is accessible by the South West Coastal Path offering breathtaking scenery for both experienced…
Just a short walk downhill to the sandy beach, this converted stable is close to all the amenities a seaside town offers. As well as the picturesque fishing harbour, where bottlenose dolphins may be spotted on a clear day. New Quay is where the poet Dylan Thomas lived during…
Overlooking Brixham town, the property is only a two minute walk from this bustling seaside settlement. Famed for its fresh seafood and colourful houses, Brixham boasts a good selection of shops, cafes and restaurants as well as boat trips from the harbour. The perfect choice…
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!