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Enjoying a glorious rural location yet within easy reach of good roads and a wealth of superb year round attractions, this spacious detached cottage makes an ideal holiday base at any time of year. Midway between The little village of Goodrich with its impressive castle ruins…
Set on the fringes of the delightful Peak District village of Chelmorton, there is a local village pub for kicking off muddy boots and relaxing after a day spent outdoors. The stunning Chatsworth House, Farm Shop and Gardens are a short drive away. The popular towns of Bakewell,…
The peaceful hamlet of Watledge is true quintessential England and steeped in history. The cottage shares its name and sits opposite the former watering hole Shears Inn . Nailsworth, once an important Cotswold mill town and now a unique shopping destination, boasts a wonderful…
Situated just a short walk from the pretty high street of Bourton on the Water, this listed property is ideally positioned for exploring the Venice of the Cotswolds on foot. The town boasts a wide array of independent cafes, shops, restaurants and galleries for stocking up on…
Positioned on a hillside, the barn more than lives up to its name boasting spectacular vistas of the surrounding landscape. Guests can explore the countryside on foot along the various routes that lead from the doorstep. Within a short drive from the property, guests will find…
This barn enjoys a great location, within a mile of the cathedral city of Lichfield. This vibrant city has a rich and varied history, with Georgian museums such as the Samuel Johnson Birthplace and Erasmus Darwin House, as well as the stunning Lichfield Cathedral. Experience the…
This is the perfect base to explore the forest, steeped in the myth and legend of Robin Hood. There are miles of waymarked footpaths to explore so you can surround yourself with the sound of nature that buzzes through the forest. After a walk through the woods, hire your…
Sherwood Forest is steeped in history with the most famous tree in Sherwood Forest being the Major Oak which is about 800 years old, and was said the be the hiding place for Robin Hood. Explore the miles of cycle paths or hire bikes at Sherwood Pines, just 5 miles away, and…
This property has splendid views overlooking rolling unspoilt countryside. From the front door there are many scenic walks within the Derbyshire countryside. Attractions for all to enjoy and within easy reach of the property include the world famous Alton Towers, which is just…
The property is situated in a rural spot within rolling countryside on the outskirts of the Peak District National Park. There are many quiet footpaths within walking distance of the property. The market town of Ashbourne is within driving distance and with its narrow cobbled…
This fabulous property has been lovingly developed by its owners who have taken great care to preserve original features such as wooden beams and stone walls. With large windows offering lovely views of the surrounding fields, it offers a truly relaxing break. Centrally located…
This luxury designed barn has been awarded M3a status by the National Accessible Scheme, meaning there is superb access for everyone making this barn the ideal retreat for families of all ages coming together. It is full of interesting features and all the thoughtful little…
Stunning detached barn with luxurious interiors, an enclosed garden, and a hot tub perfect for family and friends to relax and unwind in the peaceful village of Coton, 4 miles from Whitchurch. Whixall Moss and the Llangollen branch of the Shropshire Union canal are 3 miles away.…
Pond Cottage is set in the pretty village of Ledsham, 6 miles from historic Chester with fabulous shopping, culinary delights around every corner, cultural events to attend and a multitude of other attractions. It is also conveniently located to Liverpool, the Wirral and North…
Once an important Cotswold mill town, Nailsworth is now a unique shopping destination, boasting a wonderful selection of independent shops, cafes, delicatessens and arts and crafts to suite all tastes. The Cotswold Way passes nearby for keen walkers, along with the historic…
Bourton on the Water is one of the most popular destinations in the Cotswolds region with the gently flowing River Windrush running through the centre of the village and crossed by attractive little bridges. The area is great for families with Birdland Park and The Model…
Longborough is nestled on the hillside above the beautiful Evenlode valley just North of Stow on the Wold. This traditional Cotswold village is peaceful and largely undiscovered with some hidden gems. The village is famous for the opera promenade concerts in the summertime,…
The peaceful hamlet of Saul is steeped in history with many pretty cottages and farms, here you can leave the car behind and enjoy countryside, there are many well marked footpaths accessible within the village to include a short walk to Saul Junction where the Gloucester &…
Famed worldwide for its annual literature festival, the town is a popular destination for booklovers all year round thanks to it s over twenty bookshops. But there is more to the town than books, and visitors may be pleasantly surprised to find that there is also a good range of…
Families and friends will be amazed at the hidden views from this semi detached property; the split level enclosed garden offers outstanding vistas, and the hot tub is situated in front of an impressive mural, making you feel like you are in rainforest! The village has a fine…
From the wildness of the Peak District to the Cotswold's cosy charm, the counties that make up the Heart of England, can offer rolling hills, ancient woodlands, dramatic moors, heritage rich Oxford and the spa towns of Cheltenham and Bath. Cider trails in Herefordshire and canal routes in Staffordshire.