Overlooking the glorious Washburn Valley in the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this fantastic property makes a great base for families, friends, keen walkers and cyclists seeking to explore the miles of moorland and woodland available from the doorstep. There are also several delightful towns and quaint villages to explore throughout the area, all with a great range of pubs, restaurants, shops and cafes, including Otley (4 miles), Ilkley (10 miles), Pateley Bridge (12 miles) and the historic Victorian spa town of Harrogate (10 miles). Among the many local attractions to discover are the National Trust’s Brimham Rocks, RHS Gardens at Harlow Carr and Harewood House (all within 10 miles), Bolton Abbey (13.5 miles) and Fountains Abbey (18 miles).
Stepping into this beautiful property you will find a light, spacious and welcoming open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. With a cosy wood burner and plenty of comfortable seating, the lounge is an ideal space to relax in and enjoy a movie on the TV which also has Netflix. There’s an attractive dining area, and the charming kitchen is fully equipped with a dishwasher, hob, oven, microwave, fridge and freezer. The washing machine and tumble dryer are kept in a nearby utility room. Exploring the ground floor further, there are two cosy bedrooms: the first features a king-size bed and double aspect windows, and the second is a twin room with two single beds. These two rooms share the ground-floor shower room which is complete with a large walk-in shower room and WC. Heading up the bespoke wooden staircase you will find a stunning and spacious master bedroom, with a super-king-size bed and a private south-facing decked area with a glass balcony allowing you to enjoy lovely country views. There is also bathroom complete with a freestanding bath and a separate walk-in monsoon shower.
Heading outside you can relax in the private hot tub which is located on the wooden deck at the front of the lodge. There’s also plenty of furniture for you to sit back and enjoy a drink as you look out over the fantastic rural views. There are five acres of grounds to explore, with streams, a packhorse bridge and a pond, and plenty of animals including sheep and cows roaming freely and grazing in the adjoining fields.
Mill House is the ultimate luxury home stay, designed for style-conscious guests, with exceptional interiors, indulgent hot tub, warming wood burner and secure garden.
With both external and internal steps, enter through a stable door and discover ultra-modern interiors with vast spaces, oak floors, modern art, good design in fittings and furniture and a complimentary welcome tray of award-winning, mouth-watering provincial produce on arrival.
Mill House provides four boutique standard bedrooms equipped with Smart TVs with internet television service and four indulgent bathrooms (including three en-suite).
The huge open plan living room on the first floor, combining a kitchen, dining and sitting space, is the hub.
When it rains, there is music streaming with a built in iPad; coffee table books; mega screen Smart TV with internet television service, DVDs for adults and children and good old-fashioned board games.
The kitchen, with its central island, delivers every conceivable gadget and a chunky dining table for sociable mealtimes.
Let the children roam free in the enclosed garden which is fenced, gated and offers a good degree of privacy, sink into the giant hot tub for some boutique heaven or relax on the terrace with a glass of red at hand and fire up the barbecue.
Combining boutique hotel comforts with a hot tub, wood burner and private garden, this is an all-season dream holiday venue for families and friends.
Perfect for families, Mill House is an all-season dream holiday venue.
This beautiful property gives friends and family the opportunity to spend quality time together, whether that be to celebrate a special occasion or simply to catch up after some time apart. The rural location in Staffordshire offers a peaceful retreat, with access to some excellent walking trails straight from the front door. For golf lovers, be sure to pack your clubs as there are 9 golf clubs within 10 miles of the cottage including Perton Park (3 miles), Wrottesley Golf Club (0.8 miles) and Penn Golf Club (6.6 miles). Take a day trip out into Shropshire with its quaint market towns and villages, the Wrekin (17 miles) for breathtaking scenery and the UNESCO World Heritage Site at Ironbridge (13 miles) being a must-visit. Take a day trip out on the Severn Valley Railway from Bridgnorth (14 miles), a heritage steam railway that winds through the picturesque Severn Valley stopping at idyllic stations along the way.
The property sits on spacious, well-kept grounds and is equipped with incredible facilities. Make your way into the main house and into the spacious hallway where you can kick off boots and take off coats following a lovely countryside walk. The large lounge/diner is stylishly furnished with ample seating on comfortable sofas, a wood burner for the cooler months and a large Smart TV. The dining table will comfortably seat your whole group and makes this space perfect for a family get-together. Head back through the hall and into the exquisite kitchen, which has everything you need for a self-catered break away. There is a large breakfast table, which is perfect if you are travelling with children, and a sofa with another Smart TV. This is another room that is perfect for social groups with plenty of space for friends to sit together with a glass of wine whilst someone is cooking up a storm in the kitchen. To the rear of the kitchen is a large utility room with a washing machine and dryer. Make your way up the staircase and you will find four bedrooms that are split over the second and third floors of the house. All the rooms are spacious and have been carefully designed to ensure a relaxing night’s sleep. The master bedroom is on the second floor and has a super-king-size bed and a Smart TV along with its own en-suite bathroom. There are a further three bedrooms on this floor, two doubles that both have Smart TVs, and a single. There is a further shower room on this level. Continue upstairs and you will find the fifth bedroom, which is an inviting double, along with a separate bathroom. There is a sixth bedroom off the bathroom upstairs which has a desk area and TV with an Xbox series X and Playstation 5.
Make your way back outside through the front door and directly opposite you will find the real highlight of this property. The building is home to a stunning indoor pool, sauna and steam room along with changing room facilities including a shower. A Sonos music system is connected throughout this building and the main house, making this property a fantastic choice for small celebrations and parties. Next door to the pool is the fantastic games room. There is a full-length professional-grade snooker table, arcade games machine and darts board. Make use of the bar fridges and get competitive on the table whilst keeping an eye on the others who are relaxing in the pool. The quality continues around the back of the property and into the garden, accessed through the kitchen and lounge/diner, with a fantastic outdoor kitchen area. Make use of the wood-fired pizza oven or pop some steaks on the inbuilt gas BBQ. There are more fridges to keep your drinks cold and a sink. There are ample seating areas, both to the front of the property, with quality garden furniture allowing you to take in some fresh air and enjoy this peaceful location.
Eskdale Retreat was the former Eskdale vicarage and is now a fabulous, luxury holiday home set within 10 acres of woodland and meadows on the outskirts of Boot, Cumbria.
Sitting in an idyllic location along the River Esk and within the Lake District National Park, with hiking, wild swimming, fishing, and cycling on the doorstep, this home makes the perfect getaway for large groups of friends and family looking to escape to a picture-perfect setting.
Eskdale Retreat seamlessly blends the character of the original building and its surroundings, while adopting a Scandi-style renovation to bring the best of tradition and contemporary; boasting eight en-suite bedrooms, a hot tub, a cinema room and beautiful grounds, offering the ultimate home for a celebration or annual meet-up.
Private off-road parking for eight cars is available, along with two EV charging points, for extra convenience.
Entering the main house, the Alpine-style boot room provides boot warmers and dryers, a welcome addition after a day of walking.
The main living area consists of an open-plan living space with a kitchen fitted with quality Neff appliances, a spacious dining area, and a sitting area with a toasty woodburning stove which is perfect for cosying up to after an adventurous day out.
Should the chef of the group need a break from cooking one evening, a private chef can be arranged via the owner, or you can venture to one of the local pubs for something a little more casual.
Here, there is also a snug for unwinding, and a cinema for quality time watching a film, catching up on the best shows, or even catching the most important sporting event of the season!
Upstairs on the first floor, six bedrooms, each with an en-suite, provide a space to rest; two of the rooms even include freestanding baths for soaking your muscles.
Two more super-king-size bedrooms rest in the Coach House, ideal for anyone who likes their own space or young families needing an earlier bedtime away from the excitement.
The Coach House also has its own kitchen facilities and dining and sitting spaces, so there are plenty of options for the whole group when it’s time to relax.
Stepping outside, you can bask in your surroundings while enjoying the relaxation of the hot tub, gather for family meals alfresco, or simply enjoy your morning coffee whilst listening to the encompassing nature.
Eskdale Retreat lies in “one of the loveliest of Lakeland’s valleys” as Alfred Wainwright described, with the rugged hills and fells, the coast, and of course, lakes and tarns to be discovered.
The private garden is what dreams are made of, with woodland and meadows to wander and private river frontage with deep pools for natural bathing.
There are endless activities in the area with supported canoeing, kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding, rock climbing, archery, raft building, ghyll scrambling, and canyoning all available by prior arrangement, as well as bike hire and guided cycling and swimming.
Alternatively, if you’re a seasoned outdoor explorer, you can find a world of wild mountains and water from the doorstep.
Enjoy a break like no other at Eskdale Retreat.
Due to the property’s special location there is so much to see and do without travelling far. The riverside location means there is an abundance of wildlife to spot throughout the year, and if it takes your fancy enjoy a spot of fishing or explore the nearby footpaths. Explore the two nearby historic market towns of Clitheroe and Longridge, brimming with individual boutiques, fine restaurants and historic treasures or walk part of the 70-mile Ribble Way, taking in the unspoilt views. Other local attractions include Clitheroe Castle, Bowland Wild Boar Park and Browsholme Hall. Within an hour, drive to Blackpool, the Lake District or the Yorkshire Dales, all worth a visit. Preston Guild Wheel is perfect for cyclists and only 15 minutes drive away.
Wandering up the drive past the owner’s property situated next door, you can hear the water running in the background as you take the few steps up into the welcoming hallway. Turn right from here to the impressive floor to ceiling windows in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner and let the stunning vista from outside shine through. In this impressive space is everything you need for a relaxing stay together. The kitchen space offers an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. The floating island means you can prepare a special meal and still engage with the rest of the family relaxing around you. There is a sleek and stylish dining space offering seating for everyone and perfect for that celebration dinner. Next to this is a comfy corner sofa, TV and nearby wood burner – a fantastic space to put your feet up after a day exploring. Heading along the hallway there is a king-size bedroom decorated with pretty pastels with stylishly built-in wardrobes surrounding a TV and just across the hallway is a twin bedroom with TV. There is a sleek bathroom with bath, rainfall shower and WC, decorated with floor to ceiling tiles. Further along the hallway is a further spacious queen-size bedroom with TV and en-suite shower room and WC. The last room in the property is a games room with a pool table, perfect for some after dinner fun, relax in the chairs or watch some sports on the TV, here you will also find the utility area with washing machine and tumble dryer.
Outside the property is a stunning entertainment decking space with sunken hot tub, gas fire pit and seating overlooking the river. There is additional outdoor seating to the side of the lodge meaning you are spoilt for choice with areas for dining alfresco. There is ample off-road parking.
Nestled within the majestic mountains surrounding Loch Ness, Dunmaglass Farmhouse is a beautifully restored 19th-century property that offers a tranquil escape, perfect for families and groups seeking both comfort and adventure. With seven individually designed bedrooms the farmhouse comfortably accommodates up to ten guests and two dogs, making it an ideal setting for a memorable getaway.
The spacious drawing room is the heart of the home, featuring a cozy log burner and a charming box window with seating, offering some of the best views in the house. The study, with it’s own log burner, provides a peaceful retreat while overlooking the hills, perfect for unwinding with a book or enjoying the serenity of the landscape. For more casual moments, the TV room offers an ideal space to relax and unwind after a day of exploring.
The elegant dining room, with seating for up to ten, includes a bar area, making it perfect for gathering together for meals or entertaining. The kitchen, crafted by local artisans, is both functional and beautifully designed, providing the perfect space for preparing meals with family or friends.
With seven bedrooms, each thoughtfully designed with comfort in mind, you’ll find a restful sanctuary in every corner of this historic home. Two WCs, two bathrooms and two en-suite shower rooms ensure that there’s ample space for everyone to enjoy modern conveniences.
Set in private grounds, the property is fully enclosed by a traditional stone wall and gate, offering privacy and security. The gravel driveway leads to ample parking and there’s also bike storage available for those looking to explore the surrounding countryside on two wheels.
Whether you are drawn to the tranquil surroundings of Loch Ness, the history of the area, or the comfort and charm of this beautiful home, Dunmaglass Farmhouse provides the perfect base for creating lasting memories.
Oystercatcher is a stunning house situated in Mevagissey, Cornwall.
This family-friendly property boasts a balcony, fire-pit/ barbecue, woodburning stove, and gorgeous sea views – with private driveway parking for three vehicles, Oystercatcher is idyllic for a family or group of friends and two polite pets on a coastal getaway in Cornwall.
Stroll from the beach to your new haven, where underfloor heating hugs warmth back into your ocean-dipped toes, and rinse off the stubborn sand that followed you home in the outside shower, then have a long luxurious soak in the en-suite freestanding bath, en-suite walk-in shower, or shower room, while the washing machine and tumble dryer prepare tomorrow’s swimming costumes.
Glide into the first-floor, open-plan living space and toast your adventured toes by a woodburning stove, while a delicious dinner is whipped up in the well-equipped kitchen area.
Dig in at a spacious dining table for eight or why not sizzle up some supper on the barbecue/firepit to dine alfresco on the patio or on the enclosed, glass-fronted terrace?
Indulge in a drink on the wraparound balcony and watch the sun sink into the sea, before cosying up in the snug with an evening film on the Smart TV.
When sleep calls, answer in two ground-floor super-king-size or two ground-floor king-size beds eager to embrace you.
Soak up your local surroundings at Mevagissey Harbour Wall, explore Mevagissey Museum, indulge in a beach day at Portmellon Beach, dive deeper at Mevagissey Aquarium, and grab a bite to eat at The Kings Arms – just a stone’s throw from your property!
Venture a little further afield for Newquay to spend the kids’ energy at Body Bounce theme park, before meeting the animals at Newquay Zoo and Blue Reef Aquarium Newquay.
Take that short drive to Falmouth to treat the history buff to Pendennis Castle, admire the pieces at Falmouth Art Gallery, and take a scenic stroll through Swanvale Nature Reserve.
For a seaside retreat in Cornwall, look no further than Oystercatcher
Positioned in the heart of the countryside yet close to the coastline at Portreath, away from the coastal life, this truly is an idyllic spot to explore Cornwall. Drive to nearby Portreath, Gwithian and Porthtowan beaches, all within 6 miles for days on the sand. For keen golfers, Tehidy Golf Club is just 1.7 miles away. Spend time within 12 miles of the property exploring Hayle, Marazion and National Trusts infamous St Michael’s Mount with its tidal walkway. Explore the fishing village of Porthleven, with a plethora of galleries and eateries to try. Other family attractions nearby include day out at Paradise Park within 10 miles. St Ives is just 14.5 miles away, take a day trip to visit Tate Cornwall.
With vaulted ceilings and light beaming throughout this stylish and sympathetically designed residence, you certainly won’t be disappointed. All on one level with just two steps down into the cosy lounge area, this really is architecture at its finest. Laze on the sophisticated sofa and watch your favourite films on the Smart TV or open the door and listen to the peaceful surroundings. The open-plan kitchen/diner is the perfect space for catching up with family and friends, whilst admiring the superb views across the countryside. The kitchen area is well-equipped with everything you’ll need for your luxurious holiday, so enjoy a morning coffee at the breakfast bar or enjoy lunch and evening meal at the dining table whilst listening to your favourite music on the built-in sound system. The wood burner flickers from dining area to lounge at the heart of this fabulous abode. From the welcoming entrance hall are the three bedrooms, all with Smart TVs, luxurious interiors and one bedroom has an en-suite shower room. Bubble away after a day of rambling the nearby coastline in the free-standing tub or take a lengthy waterfall shower.
Step outside from the living space onto the Mediterranean style terrace, unwind in the hot tub after a busy day exploring Tehidy Woods, or just sit and take in the beautiful scenery. Completely private and enclosed with mature plants, white wall boundary lawn and terrace areas, a perfect place to sit with your furry friends as the garden is fully secured and enjoy ultimate relaxation or take your pick of sun loungers.
Magical, luxurious and truly unique – this restored castle is simply stunning and sure to provide an unforgettable getaway with a group of family or friends.
The countryside location of this property means that not only is the interior spectacular, but the surroundings are wonderful too. With sea views out to the Isles of Arran and Bute, you are perfectly placed to explore many of the islands and the Trossachs National Park. The town of Largs is 2 miles away and is renowned for being home to some pretty great ice cream and also lovely independent shops and boutiques. If you haven’t had your fill of castles, then just outside Largs lies Kelburn Castle and Country Park whose outer walls have been painted in bright and bold eye-catching designs by Brazilian graffiti artists – it is certainly worth a visit! With a train station nearby, you can also hop on a train and head into Glasgow for some city fun with all of the party.
Despite being close to such an offering of activities and sites to see, this castle is situated in a wonderfully peaceful and private location. Dating back to the 14th century, this home has been made into a quirky yet luxurious space for many to enjoy – throughout, many local materials have been used such as estate-harvested wood for the beams, local stone and local craftsmen to help bring it all together. On the ground floor lies the perfect central hub for all to gather – a spacious kitchen/dining space that has been beautifully finished with an island and floor-to-ceiling windows on two sides to let plenty of light in. There are two sitting rooms within this property, one on the ground floor and one on the first floor both with a cosy wood burner for the cooler evenings. A bedroom lies on each floor from the first floor up, and they have all been cleverly finished to maximise all of the space that this castle offers. The highlights of this property are likely to be the small sauna held in one of the turrets, perfect for relaxing in after a tiring day exploring, as well as the very top of the property where round benches lie in another turret, making a magnificent lookout spot across the sea and to the sunset beyond.
The gardens surrounding are almost as magical as the inside and are sure to be a big hit with younger members of the family. There is plenty of lawn space to enjoy some games, as well as a fairy-tale walk through the woods and over a little stone bridge. Finally, there is a patio area complete with garden furniture where you are sure to enjoy spending an evening dining alfresco with a glass of something refreshing in hand when the weather allows.
Situated beneath Golden Cap, the highest point on the south coast, this spacious 18th-century semi-detached cottage has a rich history having been originally built to house officers on the lookout for smugglers. Set within the World Heritage Jurassic Coast, there is much to explore in this picturesque region including Charmouth and Lyme Regis to the west and West Bay, Eype, Burton Bradstock and the charming village of Abbotsbury to the east (all within 14 miles). Seatown itself is home to a popular inn and a seasonal shop selling essential supplies. The nearby village of Chideock (1 mile) has further amenities, or head to Bridport (4 miles) and explore its eclectic mix of independent and high street shops before relaxing in one of the many cafes.
A flight of external steps lead through the garden to the rear entrance into this charming stone cottage. A stable door leads directly into the light and bright kitchen, which was newly refurbished in 2021 and is equipped with an electric oven and induction hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. Leading on from here down two steps is a cosy dining area ideal for leisurely meals. Spanning the front of the property is an inviting lounge with a wood burner and Smart TV for watching all your favourite programmes, making it the perfect place to relax after a day spent exploring. Just next door is a compact single bedroom and rear hallway leading to a shower room with a shower and WC. A door leads into a porch area, ideal for leaving muddy boots and coats. A winding staircase leads to the first floor and a choice of beautiful bedrooms. The first is a double, where you can enjoy waking up to the sights and sounds of the sea. Next door is a king-size bedroom, also with wonderful sea views. To the rear of the cottage is a stylish twin bedroom with lovely views over Golden Cap. A bathroom can also be found on this floor, fitted with a bath, handheld shower and WC.
Doors lead from the lounge into an enclosed front terrace to the front, complete with furniture, ideal for enjoying your morning coffee. To the rear of the cottage is a fantastic walled courtyard garden with furniture. An off-road parking area is set to the rear of the property, suitable for two cars.
Located in the stunning far north of Scotland, Caithness offers an array of historical and natural attractions. To the east sits the Castle of Mey (3 miles), famously owned by the Queen Mother and now part of The King’s Foundation. Visitors can explore the historic castle, beautiful walled gardens, and an animal centre that children will love. Head west to discover Dunnet Bay (4 miles), a picturesque two-mile stretch of sandy beach, perfect for family outings, swimming, and even surfing. Behind the bay lies Dunnet Community Forest, a tranquil spot for nature walks. A short drive takes you to Dunnet Head (5 miles), the most northerly point on mainland Britain, where you can enjoy breathtaking sea cliffs and wildlife, including puffins and dolphins. Explore John o’ Groats (10 miles) and the nearby Duncansby Head Sea stacks (11.5 miles), or take a ferry to the historic Orkney Islands for a memorable day trip.
Offering a unique and luxurious self-catering experience this property greets you with warmth as you enter with underfloor heating throughout the ground floor areas. The cathedral ceiling entrance offers a light and bright entrance hallway with a showcase hand-crafted curved staircase. To your right is the library for a quiet space to read whilst enjoying the views of the Pentland Firth across to the Orkney Islands, there is also a Smart TV and additional board games and jigsaws available, great to keep the younger ones amused. The ground floor of the property consists of a beautifully light and bright drawing room with floor-to-ceiling windows and doors that open up to the patio and garden area. The wood burner offers the perfect place for relaxing on the comfortable sofas and reading a book after a day out exploring or watching a movie together on the Smart TV, The very spacious and modern kitchen/dining room is seamless and links to the lounge through French doors. This is a very sociable space to gather for brunch, and lunch, with the kitchen designed to a high specification and offers modern conveniences with a fabulous range cooker to cook delightful dinners together and talk over a glass of wine late into the evening. From the hallway, there is a boot room where you can hang up your outdoor coats and leave your boots and shoes. The utility room has washing and drying facilities and there is a handy downstairs shower room, if you have been at the beach or swimming you may want to jump in the shower to wash off any sand. Upstairs you will find 3 en-suite bedrooms all luxuriously finished and dressed with fluffy towels and hairdryers in each room, and offering views of the coastline, the master has double vanity units and a dressing area, and there is a full-size trundle bed incorporated into the super-king-size, which can be made up if requested. One of the other en-suite bedrooms also has a mezzanine area, a great place for the kids to hang out with games.
Outside there is a very large garden space mostly laid to lawn so great for outdoor games with the children, a gorgeous patio area, a charcoal BBQ (available during the summer months), and garden seating. There is ample car parking for up to four cars.
Overlooking the mysterious waters of Loch Long and the Firth of Clyde, this exquisite property is a winner of numerous architectural awards. With an enviable waterfront location and exclusive use of a sheltered beach and jetty, there’s plenty to see from the comfort of the property. If you fancy a stroll, just 1.5 miles away is the tiny hamlet of Cove with a welcoming pub; ideal for a delicious pub lunch and a wee dram of whisky.
Framed by seamless glass walls, the open-plan living space overlooks the beautiful Loch Long, creating the illusion of walking on water. On stormy days, the roaring wood burner adds to the dramatic atmosphere, creating the perfect backdrop for dining in style at the table or spotting porpoises, seals and amazing bird life in the waters below. The well-equipped kitchen is designed to cater for a full house and dinners can also be enjoyed from the stunning glass-fronted dining area or out on the covered teak deck which also features a state of the art BBQ. From the entrance hall, you’ll find three of the double bedrooms, the twin bedroom and the family bathroom, each carefully finished with soothing contemporary decor. The utility room and a handy cloakroom are also on this floor, with stairs leading down to the final double bedroom, sitting area and shower room all leading to a slate deck and seawall.
To the north, there is another terrace with sun loungers, a shelter with an outside shower and superb hot tub overlooking the pebble beach. Enjoy sunny days, cold water dips or nights beneath the stars, whatever you choose, the hot tub makes them all invigorating. Fish for mackerel from the mini pier, arrange a charter boat to fetch you and go sailing on the word famous Firth of Clyde, or arrive by your own boat and moor up at Cape Cove. From the beach you can walk up to Tighe Choin, a micro gym with beautiful views before taking the boardwalk to the north of the land to Smiths Lookout where you will find an outside fire pit with seating and storage.
Hall Cottage is a beautifully converted 17th-century granary, nestled in the peaceful village of Baslow in the heart of the Peak District. This charming retreat offers the perfect combination of history, luxury and natural beauty, making it an ideal escape for couples or friends seeking a tranquil getaway.
For history enthusiast, the stunning Chatsworth House is just a short stroll away, while Haddon Hall is a mere 15-minute drive. For those who enjoy outdoor adventures, there are plenty of walking routes right from the door, offering everything from gentle rambles to more challenging hikes. The breathtaking Hope Valley and Ladybower Reservoir are only a 25-minute drive away, providing ample opportunity to explore the surrounding landscapes.
Baslow village itself boasts a selection of pubs and restaurants, just a short walk down the hill. After a day of exploration, relax in the comfort of your home-from-home luxury. The cottage accommodates up to four guests with two cosy bedrooms one king sized and one double. The family bathroom features both a bath and a separate rainfall shower for ultimate relaxation.
The inviting living room with it’s traditional log burner, creates a perfect spot to unwind, while the spacious kitchen diner is ideal for preparing meals with friends and family. The charming conservatory provides additional space to relax and enjoy the views and the south facing garden is the perfect spot to soak up the sun on a warm day.
With off-road parking and everything you need for a comfortable stay, Hall Cottage offers the ultimate retreat in one of the most picturesque areas of the Peak District.
Solstice is a beautifully appointed holiday home that offers both families and friends the opportunity to enjoy its modern appeal and unique facilities, such as a movie room and a large outdoor hot tub.
The perfect staycation is provided by Solstice, which has a stunning balcony with views of Carbis Bay beach and convenient transportation to St Ives.
Located in the rural village of Hingham, Cutbush Farm House is a timber-framed building that is steeped in history dating back to the 17th Century, now revived to offer its guests a unique blend of old-world charm and modern comforts. Enjoy picturesque views of arable farmland and lush pasture from every window, allowing guests to really enjoy the peaceful nature of this retreat. Surrounding the property are mature gardens, a wildflower meadow, and thriving orchards, adding to the idyllic setting of this countryside sanctuary.
Downstairs, you’ll enjoy the blend of elegance in the furnishing and the authenticity of the original building. Featuring a sitting room, snug, formal dining room, and a charming country-style kitchen, the house is perfect for accommodating large groups, with each room offering ample space for gathering and relaxation. The kitchen includes a large dining table and is well-equipped to cater to those looking to celebrate special occasions in style.
For those seeking outdoor entertainment, the owners are open to requests for marquees to be erected in the expansive garden, providing the perfect setting for memorable events and festivities amidst the picturesque surroundings of Cutbush Farm House.
Continuing onto the first and second floors, you find four fabulous bedrooms await, each with it’s own charming character. All have been prepared with fine, while linens, ensuring a peaceful night of rest can be enjoyed in this rural retreat. Three bathrooms serve the bedrooms, one of which is en suite.
Outside, the mature garden creates a wonderfully calm and verdant setting in which to enjoy the rural nature of the property. With planting that includes Old English Roses, Wisteria and example of Prunus species, this is a true representation of an old English country garden. There is also an area for outside dining that is easily accessible from the kitchen. To the front of the farmhouse you have ample off-road parking.
This stylish cottage is located in the charming village of Grange, situated just 1 mile south of stunning Derwentwater and only 5 miles from the vibrant town of Keswick. Each morning, enjoy the magnificent mountain views and embark on hikes right from your doorstep, exploring nearby peaks like Dale Head (5 miles) and Robinson (6.5 miles). Adventurous hikers will find Scafell Pike, the Lake District’s highest peak, conveniently located 9 miles away, offering a rewarding challenge. Cycling enthusiasts may enjoy mountain biking and wildlife watching in Whinlatter Forest, 9 miles away. For those seeking a more relaxed experience, Keswick offers an abundance of tourist attractions, an independent cinema, and a lakeside theatre as well as an array of shops, bars, cafes and restaurants. Alternatively, you can drive to the popular town of Windermere which is only 18 miles away.
Experience the epitome of luxury in this exquisite cottage. As you step inside, you are greeted by a welcoming entrance hall/boot room which provides ample space for storing all your outdoor gear. Next door is the high-end kitchen, a culinary haven equipped with top-of-the-line appliances and a chic breakfast bar. The kitchen offers stunning views of the river, allowing you to enjoy the serene landscape as you prepare meals. The open-plan design seamlessly connects the kitchen to the lounge/diner/snug area, creating a harmonious flow throughout the main living space. The lounge area is a perfect blend of modern luxury and cosy charm, featuring a wood burner that adds warmth and ambiance. Here, you can unwind on plush seating while watching your favourite shows on the impressive 77″ Smart TV with Sky, providing endless entertainment options. Upstairs, the cottage offers three exquisite king-size bedrooms, each designed with meticulous attention to detail. The master bedroom is a sanctuary of tranquillity and features stunning views of the river and surrounding valley. The bedroom also boasts an en-suite bathroom complete with both a luxurious bath and a refreshing shower. The second king-size bedroom also offers captivating river views and includes a private en-suite shower room, ensuring comfort and privacy. The third king-size bedroom, equally lavish, features its own en-suite shower room, providing a serene retreat for every guest.
Outside, the cottage continues to impress with an unenclosed riverside garden that invites you to embrace the natural beauty of the surroundings. The patio area is furnished for al fresco dining. A firepit area offers a cosy spot for evening gatherings, where you can share stories and create memories under the stars. For the ultimate relaxation, indulge in a soak in the bespoke 2.2 metre hot tub, ideally positioned to take in the breathtaking views. This luxurious feature provides the perfect place to unwind, rejuvenate, and fully immerse yourself in the tranquil ambiance of this remarkable cottage.
An absolutely stunning property nestling on the outskirts of the picturesque village of Dittisham which is within easy reach of the neighbouring town of Dartmouth. This beautiful town, at the mouth of the River Dart, is one of South Devon’s most popular and enchanting towns. With its charming historic streets, scenic river location and surrounded by South Devon countryside, you’d have to go a long way to find a town as pretty. Dartmouth is full of history and heritage, and no trip to this town would be complete without visiting Dartmouth Castle, or Agatha Christie’s Greenway National Trust holiday home. For the kids, there are plenty of local attractions such as Woodlands Theme Park, and activities such as crabbing are a popular pastime on the embankment to keep them amused.
Perfectly situated with uninterrupted panoramic riverside views, this property has the most amazing backdrop whatever the season. This is a truly luxury Devon retreat with unrivalled al fresco dining, views from sunrise to sunset and a spectacular stretch of river lying beneath the property. On arrival, take a moment to enjoy the grandness of the extraordinary property. Entering via the boot room, you will find the first of the five bathrooms on offer – a wet room with a shower and WC – great for the days when you’re coming straight off the beach. The utility room consists of a tumble dryer and washing machine. Heading into the hallway, take a left up the stairs to the remarkable open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The beautiful, well-equipped kitchen area offers an electric range oven and a hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, coffee machine, and two dishwashers. The first of the two lounges boasts panoramic views through the floor-to-ceiling feature windows. Sit back and relax amongst the rich, soft furnishings and watch your favourite programme on the TV or just enjoy the breathtaking views up and down the River Dart. On a beautiful summer’s day, pull back the bi-folding doors and enjoy al fresco dining with friends and family on the patio which is situated just off the kitchen. Heading back down the stairs to the ground floor, you will enter the fabulous second lounge area, where you can light the fire on those cooler evenings and enjoy a board game with the family or catch up on your favourite programmes on the Smart TV. Following on through this stylish property, you will enter the first of the five bedrooms: a king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower and WC, with patio doors leading out onto a small patio area, allowing you to enjoy a morning coffee with a view. Heading back into the lounge, take the spiral staircase up to the first floor where you will find three bedrooms: a king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower and WC, and a Juliet balcony boasting spectacular views; a further king-size bedroom which also offers breathtaking views, and a twin bedroom which again offers beautiful views from the comfort of your bed. You will also find the bathroom on this floor which consists of a roll-top bath and WC. Heading up the spiral staircase to the second floor, you will find the children’s hideaway which consists of four single beds and an en-suite shower and WC; this beautiful room boasts skylights so the children of the party can enjoy stargazing, or slip on the eye mask which is provided.
Venture outside via the bifold doors in the kitchen area where you will find the rear patio area with garden furniture and a charcoal BBQ. There is also a small lawn area that guests are welcome to enjoy during their stay. Due to the tide, guests are advised to park in the nearby long stay car park during their stay.
Derwent House is an elegant Georgian Townhouse offering a perfect blend of classic charm and modern comfort, ideal for family getaways or special occasions. The property provides a truly unique and welcoming atmosphere. Situated next to award winning Hall Leys Park in a peaceful part of Matlock’s charming town, making it easy to get to nearby eateries, shops, and pubs. On the outskirts of Peak District National Park it is perfectly situated to take in the sights and sounds of this stunning region.
The large sitting room boasts a traditional log burner in an elegant Georgian-style fireplace, creating a warm and inviting space. The room is flooded with light from a grand bay window, which overlooks the front garden and the scenic Knowleston Gardens beyond. A perfect spot to unwind or entertain.
The oak-panelled dining room features a magnificent oak table, seating up to 12 guests comfortably. A second large bay window adds to the room’s charm and makes it a delightful space for both casual and formal dining.
Once the original kitchen, the snug is a cosy, intimate room, perfect for quiet evenings or as a retreat for reading and relaxation.
The well equipped kitchen, with it’s quarry tile flooring, is a chef’s dream, well equipped for preparing meals for large groups. Whether cooking a Sunday roast or hosting a special occasion, you’ll have everything you need at your fingertips.
For convenience there is a separate utility room, offering additional storage and space for laundry.
Step outside to the charming courtyard, where you’ll find outdoor seating and a large table, perfect for alfresco dining or simply enjoying the fresh air.
The property offers six comfortable and well appointed bedrooms with four en-suite shower rooms for added convenience.
A beautiful family bathroom features a classic roll-top bath, offering a serene space to unwind after a day of exploring.
With it’s beautiful spacious rooms, charming historical features and proximity to Hall Leys Park which offers a splash pool, small boating lake, tennis courts (can be booked for hire), skate park, café, table tennis tables, band stand, flower garden and play area for young children, this Georgian home is the perfect choice for groups and families seeking a comfortable and stylish escape.
Parking is on the road in front of the house. There is also the option of parking for two cars in the cricket club, just across the road from Derwent House.
Set near the pretty village of Wensley in the heart of Wensleydale, this fantastic cottage is surrounded by exquisite countryside. The cottage is by the side of the Wensleydale Railway which operates steam trains for day trips throughout the area. There are plenty of wonderful walking destinations to enjoy, including Penhill (5 miles) and Bolton Castle (4 miles). Attractions include the ruins of Middleham Castle – the former home of Richard III (4.5 miles), Aysgarth Falls (7 miles) and The Forbidden Corner (5 miles). And the cottage is perfect for exploring the Yorkshire Dales (2.5 miles). The charming market town of Leyburn (2.5 miles) offers a range of traditional shops, pubs and cafes as well as the biggest auction house outside London.
Imaginatively refurbished and launched in 2018, this former station master’s house has been lovingly transformed into a breathtaking holiday home. At the heart of the house is a spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Filled with light from a glass wall and bi-folding doors, this beautiful room also features a double-height ceiling and underfloor heating. The lounge has plenty of cosy seating with a warming wood burner and TV. There’s also a delightful dining area and a handy breakfast bar. The stylishly designed kitchen is well-equipped with a range oven, induction hob, microwave, warming drawer, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer, coffee maker and two wine fridges. You can also sit back in the inviting snug, which is the perfect spot to enjoy a movie on the Smart TV or curl up in front of the wood burner with a good book. There is also a ground-floor WC. Exploring the ground floor further, there’s a beautifully decorated twin bedroom, which can be made up as super king-size on request. This bedroom, which overlooks the railway line, features an en-suite shower room with walk-in shower and WC. Heading up to the first floor, you will find a snug landing with comfortable seating, and two further bedrooms. The first bedroom has a super king-size bed and an en-suite shower room complete with shower and WC. The final bedroom overlooks the railway line and also features a super king-size bed and an en-suite bathroom complete with a freestanding bath and separate walk-in shower. All three bedrooms come with a fabulous array of little extras and luxuries including Sky Q TV, underfloor heating and a range of complimentary gifts.
Heading out into the large and fully enclosed private garden you will find a sizeable lawn, stone terraces, a BBQ and a hot tub. There are several seating areas allowing you to enjoy the sun, and the summer house stores plenty of outdoor crockery, glassware and a water cooler, as well as a choice of garden games including croquet. Equipped with patio heaters, fairy lights and an outdoor music system, you can relax in this amazing space well into the night.
Nestled along the breathtaking western border of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, this converted farmhouse is a welcoming holiday haven, offering ample space and a serene atmosphere for guests in search of a delightful rural escape. With its proximity to the renowned Dales Way walking trail, the property serves as an excellent starting point for enthusiastic hikers, cyclists, and nature enthusiasts eager to explore this awe-inspiring corner of the Yorkshire Dales. Situated only 3 miles away, the charming town of Sedbergh is celebrated for its independent bookstores and boasts three hospitable pubs, along with a selection of delightful restaurants, inviting cafes and an acclaimed golf club, (4 miles). Kendal (9 miles) and the picturesque market town of Kirkby Lonsdale (10 miles) offer a variety of excellent things to see and do, from the Outdoor Adventure Company (7 miles) to the stunning Devils Bridge (10 miles).
Upon entering the property through the grand front door, you are welcomed into a spacious entrance hall, fully equipped with a lift, providing access to the first floor. On the ground floor are a plethora of spaces and rooms to enjoy time together. The cinema room is an excellent space, boasting a large Smart TV. With bedrooms spanning across the ground floor, first floor and second floor, as well as in the adjacent outbuilding located opposite the main property, you have plenty of choice; each room is opulently designed with style and comfort in mind. The bathrooms, too, are elegantly and stylishly appointed, each offering high-end quality, designed for comfort and relaxation. The multiple living spaces are ideal for getting together as a whole group or taking time out to relax and unwind, be it in the spacious and airy lounge or warm and cosy snug. Inside the main property, the open-plan kitchen dining area is amply equipped with entertainment in mind, with multiple ovens and a large 7-ring hob. Dinner can be enjoyed together at the stately dining table, seating up to 20 guests.
The grounds are spacious and as equally stylish as the interiors, with manicured lawns and patio areas offering multiple hot tubs in which to enjoy the spectacular views. The wellbeing suite, which is situated towards the rear of the main building, is a serene space, with a sauna and steam room. For the young at heart – adult or otherwise – the games room is an excellent addition, located opposite the main house, with a pool table and additional sleeping quarters. Every aspect of the property and grounds has been designed with fun and relaxation in mind, so you are free to enjoy this spectacular, private slice of luxury with friends and family.
A beautiful cottage, perfect for romantic breaks. This pretty detached holiday cottage is nestled in the picture-perfect village of Over Haddon in the Peak District National Park.
This cosy yet spacious interior designed property has many luxury features including a spacious limestone wet room, a dressing room, boot room and a cosy wood burning stove in the sitting room. The cottage also benefits from a sunny conservatory, making it the ideal place to relax whilst immersed in the verdant English countryside.
The pretty rose garden’s patio area provides a delightful spot to enjoy alfresco dining and listening to the birds sing.
Winsmore Cottage is close to the picturesque market town of Bakewell; home of the famous pudding. One of the country’s oldest markets, first recorded in 1254, is held in Bakewell every Monday. Nearby is Chatsworth House, first built by Bess of Hardwick, home of the Duke of Devonshire and where Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned. The cottage is superbly positioned for ramblers wanting to explore the beautiful Derbyshire countryside.
A traditional cottage staycation in the center of a Cornish coastal community is depicted in Ivy Mount. Ivy Mount, which boasts chiseled stone walls and lofty Victorian ceilings, is a haven for everyone who enjoys the coziness of rustic wood burners and walks along the coast.
Located within the heart of the Ashdown Forest, Kidds Hill Farm is a beautiful period house sitting at the end of a rural leafy lane with a gated driveway, offering guests a truly remarkable retreat.
The original house dates back to 1850 and has all the character and charm you would expect from a traditional period cottage whilst blending seamlessly with a stunning, modern, subterranean extension, housing a large open-plan living, dining and family area with a unique sunken bar and floor to ceiling bi-folding doors and windows, ensuring natural light floods through the house.
With five double bedrooms, three bathrooms, two further reception rooms, a games room, gym, and a sauna room, Kidds Hill Farm offers an amazing space for families and friends to gather together at any time of year.
This is a house that just keeps on giving, as the outside space is just as special. During May to September guests have exclusive use of the heated outdoor swimming pool which forms part of the large outdoor terrace with plenty of seating and sun loungers.
A full outdoor kitchen with a wood fired pizza oven, teppanyaki grill plate and Weber charcoal barbecue, is ideal for those budding chefs who love a barbecue and the sit-up bar area allows you to watch as they get to work creating an al fresco feast.
A hot tub and tennis court are available all year round making Kidds Hill Farm a perfect destination at any time of year.
Cartmel Hill is a magnificent large country home situated in a breathtaking and serene off-road setting in the hills above Cartmel hamlet. The spacious 18th-century barn conversion, which was constructed using traditional stone, has been beautifully furnished and painted with heritage Farrow & Ball hues.
The living area offers sweeping views down Morecambe Bay and across the Cartmel Valley. This charming, light-filled room features five windows and is situated on the first floor to maximise the breathtaking views from three sides.
A stunning kitchen with oak beams and a “shaker style” that was handcrafted by a local craftsman using premium granite countertops and “pippy oak” cabinets. Along with a table and four seats, the kitchen also boasts beautiful views of Morecambe Bay and the Cartmel Valley.
The kitchen is next to the main dining area, which is accessible through double glass doors. The dining area features oak beams, a cast iron log fire, a large solid wood table, and chairs for eight people.
On the ground level is a “games room” with an electric organ, a Wii game console, a few Wii games, and a large flat-screen TV. Children who wish to separate from the rest of the group will love this room.
The main bedroom is enormous and features a large en suite bathroom and shower room, as well as two French doors that open onto the sunny veranda. The ‘Jack & Jill’ style bathroom is also accessible from the hallway leading to the other upstairs bedroom.
There are two further bedrooms and two baths on the ground floor, both of which have views of the woods and garden.
There is a sizable lawned space at the back that is accessible from the sitting room, veranda, and bedrooms. It features a BBQ, along with a big table and chairs. This expansive, completely enclosed garden offers breathtaking views of the Cartmel Valley to the south, the bay, and the ocean beyond, as well as farmland and forests.
The large summer house provides electric power outlets, heating, lighting, a large wine cooler/fridge, and padded chairs.
The garden is a wonderfully calm and soothing spot to sit and unwind or eat alfresco.
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