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An abundance of activities and days out can be found at nearby attractions including Alnwick Castle and Beamish Open Air Museum. Anglers have a choice of fishing spots at Waskerley and Derwent Reservoirs, and there are numerous routes for cyclists, hikers, peaceful strollers and…
Ilfracombe is the perfect place for a family holiday or get together of friends and with a charming harbour, flower strewn streets, a lazy cafe culture and a wide selection of places to eat and drink, it s no wonder this is firm favourite among Brits staycationing. Just ten…
This cottage is located in the village of North Creake, just a 2 minute walk from the village pub. Three miles from the property, the larger village of Burnham Market is often known as Norfolk s prettiest village and is a wonderful place to spend a relaxing afternoon browsing…
The village of Tideswell stands in the heart of the Peak District National Park, and has pubs, a restaurant, cafes, fish and chip shops, and sandwich shops and it is surrounded by must visit towns. Tideswell is well known for its popular food festival, which takes place every…
Nestled in a peaceful location just a few steps from the friendly country inn serving ales and home made food, in the heart of the beautiful, historic, picture postcard village of Morebattle. The village offers excellent amenities including the country inn, a butchers, well…
Located on the edge of Buildwas village, just one and a half miles from the UNESCO world heritage site at Ironbridge, which boasts ten museums, independent shops, pubs and restaurants, not forgetting the world famous Bridge. Fishermen can enjoy the River Severn, only 200 meters…
Located in the heart of the beautiful picturesque town of Rothbury, amid the splendid Coquetdale valley, home of the famous spectacular Cragside House, with its wonderful extensive gardens and woodland to explore. Enjoy a stroll along the banks of the splendid River Coquet where…
Stoke on Tern is a sleepy hamlet in Shropshire, close to Market Drayton which is well known for its market, shops and eateries, not forgetting the scenic Shropshire Union Canal. Activities in the area include walking, cycling, boating and fishing. Visit Hawkstone Park Follies (8…
Situated very close to the harbour front, this property is within easy reach of its bars and cafes. For those looking to do a spot of retail therapy while away, there is also a good selection of independent shops and galleries to explore. The harbour itself boasts boating and…
This lovingly converted hayloft has been transformed into a cosy cottage, which sets guests in a beautiful part of Devon. Less than a mile from the property is Cockwood Village, where several charming pubs sit right on the harbour and serve local seafood. Keen birdwatchers…
This fabulous third floor apartment is beautifully situated in the sought after 'Leith Shore', backing onto the Water of Leith and is part of a unique, late 18th Century converted cooperage. It has elevator access and private parking. Leith boasts a very vibrant community with a…
This property offers stylish accommodation for five guests, which is arranged over three floors. The main living space is situated on the first floor, which allows guests to enjoy the stunning views across the River Torridge from the property s open plan lounge/kitchen/diner.…
This charming cottage is an ideal country retreat for couples and families keen to explore the surrounding area, with accessible walks to the nearby woodlands. The quaint village of Lybster has a museum, a picturesque harbour, a small cove pebble beach and a 9 hole golf course.…
Appreciate the stunning rolling fields, the small Norman church and Rigsby Wood, all within walking distance. Stepping out of the cottage, you can access footpaths, bridleways and lanes to explore on foot or bike. A short drive away is the popular picturesque market town of…
Visit nearby Trebarwith Strand, which during the summer season has lifeguards, a surf school and is pet friendly. The South West Coast Path is accessible from here for long walks or hikes along the north coast. Visit the village of Tintagel, with its craggy ruins steeped in…
Discover over 10 fascinating museums, the world famous iron bridge, stroll along the river, fishermen can get a fishing permit for the River Severn in town or try your skills in a coracle. Walkers can join numerous paths from the property and in the Shropshire Hills, an Area of…
Pop to independent shops, pubs and restaurants in historic Much Wenlock, and Ironbridge, which boasts ten museums and the world famous iron bridge. Walkers can enjoy numerous paths from the property, or along the Ironbridge Gorge and in the Shropshire Hills, an area of…
A contemporary stylish designed ground floor apartment, which was formerly a retail shop, situated on the outskirts of the cosmopolitan coastal resort of Bournemouth, featuring an array of activities from watersports to historical sites of interest, also within distance of the…
The cottage is a great base for those wanting a quiet, away from it all holiday or for walkers, with the many footpaths and country lanes on your doorstep. Stroll to neighbouring villages such as Ilmington (under two miles) with two very good pubs and Mickleton with the infamous…
Surrounded by fields, mountains and forests, this delightful cottage that sleeps two is set in a large private courtyard of similar properties. Pack your binoculars and enjoy the wildlife as you take to the various walking routes and cycling paths including the Big Wilderness…
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!