Located in the stunning Rhoscolyn, Plas Esgob is only a short stroll from Borthwen Beach through the property’s grounds. This hideaway offers the ideal fusion of rustic charm and superbly crafted furnishings, making it the ideal choice for people who long for the untamed attraction of nature and seek shelter in isolated surroundings. Your perfect haven is surrounded by winding paths that weave through dense patches of wildflowers. Seize the chance to observe seals; the expansive picture windows and outdoor spaces might provide an ideal vantage position. Discover the beautiful coastal walks that encircle Rhoscolyn, which provide amazing views of the Irish Sea and the rocky shoreline. See St. Gwenfaen’s Well (1.4 miles), a peaceful and historic location with connections to Welsh history.
This chic cottage is the ideal hideaway for a restful vacation, nestled in a charming valley with an excellent setting. Restored 17th-century cottages set amidst 60 acres of open countryside and historic woodland make for a delightful getaway destination. You can stroll around the developed gardens, enjoy the tranquil water garden, and swim in the common outdoor pool on the property. The Dean Forest is close by. For a taste of local history, culture, and artwork, head to the Dean Heritage Centre (9.5 miles), rent a bike or canoe, and take a leisurely stroll along the sculpture trail at Beechenhurst (9 miles). There are plenty of exhilarating experiences at the nearby Go Ape (9 kilometres).
Situated in the centre of Pickwick, this stunning country estate is near the charming market town of Corsham and the Georgian spa town of Bath, which is well-known for its natural hot springs and 18th-century Georgian architecture, which includes the Pump Room and the original Roman Baths. Ideally situated, this property offers an abundance of historical and cultural landmarks nearby, such as the Avebury World Heritage Site, Silbury Hill, and West Kennett Long Barrow. See the magnificent historic homes and gardens, including the well-known Stourhead Gardens, in the National Trust community of Lacock. Wiltshire is also home to the Castle Combe racing circuit, Longleat Adventure and Safari Park, a maze, adventure playgrounds, a butterfly world, and a plethora of walking, cycling, fishing, and horseback riding paths.
Tucked at the end of a private road with fabulous distant views of the Jurassic Coast, this property provides a luxurious base to return to after a day spent exploring. Bridport is home to a host of independent shops and eateries, as well as several high street names. Known for its vintage scene and regular markets, this is the ideal spot to while away an afternoon and pick up supplies. West Bay has a pretty working harbour and shingle beach, backed with steep golden cliffs that really have the wow factor. You can walk on the South West Coast Path or jump in the car and visit Burton Bradstock, Lyme Regis, Charmouth or Dorchester, which are all within 16 miles.
A detached rural cottage that makes use of its breathtaking views of the surrounding Welsh countryside and the two-acre fields that are part of the cottage are where the Severn Way walk passes. Enjoy the breathtaking views from the property’s interior, grounds, or outdoor hot tub. The renovated garage of the cottage features a darts board and a full-sized snooker table for guests to use.
With a large interior and lots of character, this well-kept home is perfect for the whole family. A huge dining table and chairs for the entire family can be found in the quaint handcrafted oak kitchen, which is accessible from the magnificent entrance corridor. Warm and cosy elements of the sitting room include a picture frame window with a view of the Severn valley and a log burner. For a change of scenery, the conservatory offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape and garden.
The fourth bedroom is located upstairs and features a spacious king-sized bathroom with an en suite TV and tea and coffee making facilities. The full-sized snooker table and dart board are located below. The detached garage outside has been transformed.
The hot tub, which is located in a shaded area, is the ideal spot to unwind after a strenuous stroll along the Severn River or simply to add some relaxation to your vacation. The six-person hot tub is a wonderful extra feature for this lovely house.
Green Lane offers an ideal chance to discover a stunning region of Wales.
The Moray coast is renowned for being among Scotland’s driest and sunniest regions and Nairn has succeeded in becoming a top seaside resort in Scotland. It has two beaches, excellent ice cream, a kid-friendly splash area, crazy golf, two golf courses, fish and chips, an amazing array of additional dining and drinking options and all the water-based fun you could ask for. Situated on a traffic-free promenade, the town centre is just 10 minutes’ walk from Fairways, a three-bedroom vacation house that welcomes dogs. This lively seaside town is perfect for exploring.
You won’t have to travel far to find more activities if these golf courses and beaches aren’t enough to keep you busy. The “secret beach” of Whiteness is located farther west, and the charming beaches of Burghead, Roseisle, and Lossiemouth—each with its own distinct personality—can be reached by traveling east on the coastal road. An idea for a day trip would be to take a bike ride through Culbin Forest and then make arrangements to take the water taxi to Findhorn.
Honeybridge Estate has three distinct properties available for rent, which can house up to 25 adults and 15 children. It is the perfect location for multigenerational family vacations, milestone celebrations, and corporate wellness retreats.
Covering 17 acres of verdant, private land, the Estate has a view of the South Downs National Park.
The stunning main house at the top of the hill, the modern oak-framed Barn, and the charming Tudor Cottage covered in roses are all included in the accommodations. Each home has been redesigned to offer opulent contemporary comforts while preserving its unique architectural history and personality.
The estate is full of recreational spaces, and a variety of concierge services are also offered to make your stay more enjoyable.
With over two centuries of history, Salvin House seamlessly blends traditional charm with modern amenities, making it an ideal countryside getaway in Alston. Nestled on the border between Cumberland and Northumberland, within the heart of the North Pennines AONB, our stylish self-catering cottage comfortably accommodates up to 10 guests.
The property features well-proportioned living and dining areas, a cosy wood-burning stove, a fully equipped kitchen, and four uniquely decorated bedrooms, ensuring a welcoming and relaxing atmosphere from the moment you enter.
Outside, our Alston retreat boasts a secure, dog-friendly Cumbrian cottage garden spread over three levels. It includes various seating areas, a wood-fired pizza oven, a charcoal grill, a covered seating area, and bee-friendly plants, offering a perfect outdoor space for relaxation and entertainment.
For those wishing to get away to a luxurious retreat in the Kent countryside, The Ultimate Royal Retreat is the best option. Comprising Birnam Retreat and The Olive Grove, two immaculately furnished neighbouring houses. Large family and friend gatherings are ideal at this retreat.
There is lots for guests to enjoy on site, including two elegant hot tubs and pool spas, large, well-manicured lawns, and a safe children’s play area. But it’s also the ideal starting point for exploring the surrounding countryside, cities, and historic monuments, as well as miles and miles of stunning beaches.
Both properties are completely wheelchair accessible, featuring extra wide doorways and ample space for living. They are single-story homes.
There’s enough room for everyone, both inside and outside, and plenty of area to retreat to if you need a few minutes of solitude.
The elegant and stylish Birnam Retreat holiday cottage is ideal for gatherings with friends or families of all ages. The exquisitely crafted interiors are intended to provide you with the most opulent experience possible. Its expansive grounds and gardens, along with its roomy, open-plan living areas, make it the perfect place to get together and create priceless memories. There is truly something for everyone, including a children’s play area, a gym, and a spa and hot tub. The sunset views over the peaceful fields beyond are simply breathtaking when it’s time to unwind at the end of the day.
Birnam Retreat is accessible for wheelchair users. It is all on one level, with extra wide doors and a ramp leading to the main entrance, pool area and gardens.
Step out of the front door and onto the spacious porch that opens into the open-concept living space’s lounge area.
The real start of your stay at Lassintullich House is 17 miles ahead of you, when you drive west off Scotland’s main north-south route, the A9. This Victorian Highland lodge may be reached by three single-track roads that meander through Tay Forest Park and lead to the foot of Schiehallion, one of Scotland’s 282 Munros. It’s time to cross the cattle grid and enter a Highland glen after you get at the stone gatepost bearing the name “Lassintullich.”
The Lassintullich House is a great option for a large family or friend gathering. Complete renovations were completed in 2022, creating a cozy, open and traditional home that welcomes pets. The most popular spaces in the lodge are doubled up: two luxurious kitchens, two lounges, two dining areas, and two boot rooms. There are four king bedrooms (three with en suite bathrooms) and a twin room in the Main House, and two king, two double, and one twin bedroom in the East Wing. With plenty of comfortable chairs and a classic dining room that can accommodate up to twenty people, Lassintullich is a great spot to stay and enjoy meals, coffee breaks, and aperitifs.
Nestled in the grounds of the owners’ home is a beautifully built stable conversion with magnificent views over the levels and towards Glastonbury Tor. Only two miles from the gorgeous, well-liked village of Wedmore, complete with all the facilities.
This converted cedar-clad barn, built by an architect, is now a chic and secluded hideaway to escape the everyday grind. After descending a short flight of stairs from the parking area, you’ll find yourself in an expansive, modern open-plan kitchen, dining, and living space with sliding doors and a large feature window. The living area has the most breathtaking, expansive views of Glastonbury Tor and the Somerset Levels.
The Old Buttress, a charming annexe for two people that was refurbished in 2021 and is conveniently located to Alston in Cumbria, welcomes walkers and cyclists even on the rainiest of days and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding rolling green hills.
Aikwood Tower has witnessed a great deal of history and adventure throughout the ages. It was once the home of the notorious Border Reivers, who defended “The debatable lands” between Scotland and England. You can now enjoy it. As you enter via the west door and enter the stark, unforgiving walls, you’ll be astounded by the striking interior, which features modern boutique accommodations and five-star furnishings. The focal point of the space is the enormous fire in the main hall, and each of the five bedrooms has luxurious furnishings including plush Duxiana beds and private bathrooms.
Some of Scotland’s best walking, cycling, shooting, fishing, and horseback riding can be found in the surrounding countryside. The tower is bordered by undulating hills, forest walks, and the Ettrick and Yarrow Valleys in the heart of the Scottish Borders. After your exploration, you can unwind in the great hall’s luxury and even make use of the private chef’s services, which are offered to visitors. You will be enchanted by a stay at this most lovely of vacation spots if you appreciate being outside.
The spacious, open-concept studio has been beautifully furnished and remodelled. A grand mahogany super-king bed, an expansive sitting space, and a gorgeous open fireplace with a modern, genuine electric log effect fire are positioned in the heart of the room. An ingenious self-contained kitchen is created by a huge wall unit that is fully furnished and can be closed off when not in use. There’s also a sumptuous wet room with underfloor heating in the studio.
The part of the owner’s garden in front of Ayres End Studio is open to guests. This chic apartment is nestled in an utterly unique and gorgeous garden that was initially constructed in the 1920s and is expertly planned and maintained. The summer house, designed in the mediaeval style, is exclusively available to guests and is the ideal location for coffee in the morning before exploring the area. Just 400 yards from Ayres End Studio, the Bell Inn serves home-cooked meals in a classic pub atmosphere.
The cabin offers a distinctive stay, tucked among its own wildflower meadow and blossom trees. It is situated in an AONB with breathtaking, unobstructed views of the Derbyshire countryside and beyond. This charming hideaway is dog-friendly and can accommodate up to two guests. You won’t want to leave. Beautiful views await you when you wake up. You can enjoy a leisurely bath outside on the deck as the sun rises over the valley, or you can enjoy your morning coffee while watching the birds outside. It is the ideal location for enjoyment, relaxation, and escape.
You will be encircled by nature here. Buzzards and red kites soar in the sky above, and when the stars come out, keep an ear out for hooting tawny owls and badgers ambling across the meadows. The gorgeous blooming trees will be in full bloom in the spring, along with the annual return of the swallows, who make their nests in our old structures. The lovely meadow flowers during the summer months give wildlife a nectar-rich sanctuary.
A king-size deluxe bed is located inside the cabin, providing ample space for restful sleep. The furnishings’ muted colours and organic textures produce a tranquil and comforting atmosphere. The broad glass doors provide an unobstructed view of the rural landscape of Amber Valley. From the luxury of the king size bed, take in all of this. Each and every element has been designed to inspire a feeling of luxury and leisure. You won’t ever want to go.
The totally self-contained cabin has underfloor heating for the cooler months and is entirely insulated with sheepswool. Everything you need to enjoy mealtimes is included in the beautifully designed kitchen.
If you do choose to go outside, though, you may open the cabin doors and eat al fresco on the deck area thanks to the built-in deck. In addition to a fire pit and lounging area with hammocks to unwind in while admiring the stunning scenery, there’s an outdoor bath where you may stargaze. You’ll have plenty of opportunities to enjoy those summer evenings spent watching the sun set.
You will receive a welcome bag packed of necessities that are obtained locally for your enjoyment as soon as you arrive. We’ll have kindling and logs in a basket for the fire pit.
You can also book The Old Granary which is situated on the same farm, this sleeps up to six people.
Situated on the outskirts of Oulton hamlet, Acorn Cottage is a charming rural getaway on the fringe of the Blickling Hall estate. Aylsham, a local market town, has all you need, including a regular farmer’s market with a jazz band and a Friday morning WI market. The classy Georgian town of Holt has classic food hall Larner’s, the Norfolk equivalent of Harrods, as well as charming independent stores, antiques, art galleries, and cafes!
Stone House, which was formerly the home and workshop of the local stonemasons, has been beautifully renovated to become a year-round vacation destination with all the beauty and character of the past mixed in with all the contemporary conveniences you could ask for. The magnificent partition wall that greets you as soon as you enter the flagstone-floored entrance hall—the hub of everything the cottage has to offer—was created by exposing the original wooden vertical beams.
A Groom’s View, situated above the old stables and offering breathtaking views of rural north Herefordshire, is historically the groom’s home. It has been tastefully rebuilt and expertly arranged inside to create the ideal rural haven for romance.
You don’t need to search far for the ideal romantic getaway—all the necessities are conveniently located just four miles away in the charming “black and white” village of Pembridge, including the award-winning farm shop and butcher, The New Inn, which is one of the oldest inns in Britain and The Cider Barn, a superb restaurant that serves delectable lunches and dinners along with a cafe menu.
The Tower is a unique property that the whole family will love. Built in 1934, its interior has been furnished and decorated in accordance with the year of construction; underfloor heating and floor lighting, for example, add to the elegance of the space. Other simple, clean features include white ceramic tiles and a large, plain white free-standing bath tub.
This is a beautiful part of the nation with sloping terrain and the old town of Maldon to visit. There’s no better place to take it all in than your own ancient building. The pictures from the holidays will definitely be unforgettable!
One of three barns on Bullocks Farm that have been elegantly renovated by a group of distinguished architects, Fox Hatch offers you plenty of comfort and opulence for the ideal getaway.
Look out at the South-East’s rolling farmland and scenery. Sit back with a cup of coffee at the spacious breakfast bar as you make plans for the day. Alternatively, unwind in front of the TV while staying warm and toasty thanks to the underfloor heating and wood-burning stove. Nestled in the privacy of a working farm, Fox Hatch is a spacious, open-plan barn that has been beautifully transformed to make a pleasant home-from-home.
The proprietors have thought about everything to make your stay enjoyable, from the bed linens and towels made entirely of cotton to the free logs and dishwasher tablets. There is ample natural light and space in the spacious open-plan living area, which is attractively decorated in a contemporary style. They can provide you with seasonal meats and goodies if you like to cook and would like to try some of the (very) local produce.
Hazel Cottage, with its elegantly decorated interior and private hot tub, is the ideal getaway spot for those seeking to create enduring memories. A “Hazel” hot tub holiday, set within 24 acres of breathtaking Devon countryside, is the ultimate romantic getaway, well-suited for exploring the region’s breathtaking coastline and rural areas.
During your visit, there is convenient on-site parking near the cottage for up to two automobiles.
At Little Dunley, a variety of unique add-on services are also offered, including holistic and massage therapies in addition to manicures and facials. Along with your soothing vacation in the “Hazel” hot tub, you may take advantage of a number of on-site recreational opportunities, including a fishing lake, 24 acres of gorgeous, peaceful countryside, and a year-round hard tennis court.
When the 6th Duke of Devonshire finished his landscaping in the 1760s, Gardener’s Cottage was the only building still surviving. Gardener’s Cottage remained intact even when the entire Edensor village was relocated. The Duke of Devonshire is thought to have made this choice because the house was situated in a natural dip, out of sight of Chatsworth House, and did not block the breathtaking rural views, however the exact reasons behind it is still somewhat of a mystery.
The lovely three-bedroom cottage with Grade II listing greets you as soon as you arrive at Gardener’s Cottage. After being privately renovated by the Duchess of Devonshire, the cottage now offers a lovely, cosy haven for friends and family to get away from everyday life.
Gardener’s Cottage is a large, comfortable cottage with two floors of living space and all the amenities you might want for a getaway from home. Prepare a delicious meal in the fully functional kitchen and enjoy it with your loved ones in the tastefully decorated dining area. Gardener’s Cottage offers comfort in every area, from the plush couches to the bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom. It’s the ideal location for friends and family to unwind and appreciate this exceptional estate.
There is plenty of space for the dogs and kids to play in the garden that encircles the house. For those long summer nights, there’s a patio area with plenty of seats and a charcoal barbecue.
Gardener’s Cottage is in the ideal location for a peaceful getaway.
Undoubtedly, the prime hilltop site of Wreay Mansions, in the hamlet of Watermillock, attracted the Duke of Norfolk, who used it as a hunting lodge.
Whatever the season, this unusual residence offers superb views of Lake Ullswater and the surrounding picturesque fells. The well constructed and furnished accommodations provide an opulent and roomy living space that maximises the breathtaking views. The ideal spot to unwind and take in the breathtaking English Lakes scenery is the 30-foot-long covered balcony.
Along with a wide selection of local farm shops, market town butchers, bakers and providers of Lakeland food, including the famous Cumberland sausage, there are plenty of well-known eateries and gastropubs in the vicinity. This well-liked peaceful getaway is the ideal place for a family vacation. Pictures really cannot do the true panorama justice; you have to see the views for yourself. Seeing it with your own eyes is the only way to truly experience it!
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