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Perfectly placed just over a mile from Kilkhampton which offers a choice of two traditional inns, village stores, a great selection of takeaways and access onto the A30. The popular seaside town of Bude is just slightly further afield and boasts a wide range of independent…
Situated in the hamlet of Allensford you will be an easy drive from Alnwick Castle for some Hollywood magic if you adore Harry Potter or the Beamish Open Air Museum if you want to experience the olden days first hand. Enthusiasts for outdoor sporting and leisure pursuits can…
This delightful accommodation offers a home away from home holiday for a small family or group of friends. Situated in the picturesque Welsh village of St Florence, with its beautiful floral displays and cute cottages, you can enjoy a stroll along the river before ducking into…
Robin Hood s Bay is a quaint village well known to long distance walkers because it s at the western end of Alfred Wainwright s famous walking route, the Coast to Coast Walk. With a delightful selection of pubs and small shops you will have everything you need for a relaxing…
Located on the extensive Fassfern Estate, this beautiful property is perfect for those who want to head off the beaten track and enjoy an outdoor, active getaway. A myriad of walks are available right from the front door, whether it's along tree lined paths or up to the nearby…
Walk into the heart of Ironbridge, which boasts independent eateries, shops, river and ten museums, not forgetting the world famous iron bridge. Fishermen can appreciate the River Severn, with fishing permits available in town. Walkers can enjoy numerous footpaths from the…
Situated in a glorious wildflower meadow with views up the Black Mountains, this charming getaway is the perfect bolthole for couples seeking to escape from the stresses and strains of modern life. Only a few steps away is the tranquil private lake full of brown trout for…
One of three gorgeous holiday cottages located at the end of a farm track on the owner s farm. Just one mile from the village of Shebbear, where there is a mobile post office and a welcoming village pub, guests can enjoy the peaceful surroundings without feeling cut off. The…
Wonderfully placed to explore the great outdoors, take a walk in nearby Dodd Wood and find waymarked forest walks, spectacular panoramic views and maybe even spot an osprey. For a more challenging climb head up Ullock Pike above the cottage, and continue to the mighty Skiddaw,…
Encompassed by the River Eden, Appleby is a wonderful town and holiday destination. Visit the Norman castle which lies less than half a mile from home or hop on a train on the Settle to Carlisle Railway which passes through during summer months. Head further afield and you can…
Explore Cumbria s glorious coastline, an area steeped in history and beautiful landscapes to be enjoyed. This property lies just 2.5 miles from the seafront town of Whitehaven, a bustling area offering fascinating museums and a pretty Marina. Nearby you ll find the St. Bees…
This picturesque fishing port with its fantastic main town and long sandy beach has changed very little over the generations and has remained ever popular with visitors since the turn of the century. The town has so much to offer, with a fantastic mix of bistros, pubs,…
This quaint Welsh stone cottage is set within the grounds of a private house. It is simply charming, it s restoration retains its exposed stone walls and wooden beams. Directly opposite the cottage is the Kenfig Nature Reserve which is a designated Site of Special Scientific…
Less than five miles from the stunning North Cornwall coast and South West Coast Path, and the edge of the beautifully rugged Bodmin Moor, walkers and their four legged friends will be in their element. Beach lovers are also well catered for as the area boasts an array of…
Just a short drive from the South Cornwall coast and the stunning Roseland Peninsula, you will be ideally situated to enjoy this ever popular part of the county. Visit the traditional fishing villages of Mevagissey, Fowey and St Mawes, and the numerous sheltered coves and long…
This delightful cottage is located in the small town of Withypool, sitting in the heart of the stunning and dramatic Exmoor National Park which offers a fantastic range of breath taking walks with spectacular views. You can walk Tarr Steps in the heart of Exmoor and enjoy the…
Christchurch is an ideal base to explore the Royal Forest of Dean and Wye Valley, it s a pretty village with a 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…
Take a short walk into Bude's town centre, where there are a variety of shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants, while a golf course, leisure pool, tennis court, clifftop walks and a sandy beach can also be found around the town. Further afield there are plenty of wonderful seaside…
Located on the outskirts of Lytham St Annes, known for its bistros, shops, festivals and golf courses, this converted barn is nestled away at the back of the owner s property. The cottage itself is only a short distance to Blackpool s centre with its Pleasure Beach, zoo, grand…
Wirksworth is a small market town situated just a few miles from Matlock and only 2 miles from the Peak District National Park. Explore nearby Carsington Water, Black Rocks and the High Peak Trail, which are accessible directly from the cottage for those who enjoy walking. The…
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!