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Set in the heart of Skipton, surrounded by the stunning landscape of the Yorkshire Dales with so much to explore within easy walking distance. Skipton is a lovely market town with an abundance of fabulous pubs, shops and restaurants. Just a short drive away you will find the…
This pretty cottage lies within the conservation area of Little Walsingham, the delightful historic medieval pilgrim village known for its Roman Catholic National Shrine in honour of the Annunciation. The village features some charming medieval streets containing a range of…
Set in the pretty village of Papcastle, this property sleeps two and is an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts. Discover historic remnants dating back to the Roman period as you explore your surroundings, venturing the 1 mile route into Cockermouth for a healthy dose of retail…
Perfectly placed this gorgeous cottage nestles in the desirable village of Sandford which boasts a community run shop and post office and two popular pubs. There is also much to see and do in the wider area with the stunning cathedral city of Exeter being just a short drive away…
West Bay, made famous by the BBC series Broadchurch, is known for its colourful harbour, expanse of beaches and majestic cliffs. Traditional food huts selling a range of seaside fare overlook the harbour and there are many other choices of eateries and bars, some of which also…
Situated off the beaten track and on a working farm yet still within easy reach of local attractions is this fabulous two person cottage attached to the owner's property. The perfect choice for a base to explore all that Cornwall has to offer. Just 2 miles away along country…
Situated in a peaceful pocket of Swanage Bay, this property is just a short walk from the stunning sandy beach and promenade. Located on the Isle of Purbeck, Swanage is an ideal base from which to explore Dorset s World Heritage Coastline. Choose between its fine selection of…
This cosy retreat is the ideal place to explore the delights on offer here on the Isle of Wight, why not bring your waggy tailed friends along with you? If you are looking for a base to experience the many coastal walking routes available, then the popular Ryde to Bembridge…
This detached barn set in the owners' grounds provides comfortable character beamed contemporary style accommodation. Located in a quiet village there is easy access into the heart of the Peak District National Park. There are numerous walks from the doorstep and Carsington…
This 1860's house with its renovated apartments sits in a quiet residential area, on the edge of Penzance. Next to Penlee Park House covering 15 acres with a gallery and museum, football field, children's play area, tennis club, woodland walk and small open air theatre. Nearby…
The traditional village of Mile End is an ideal base to explore the Royal Forest of Dean and Wye Valley. Situated just a short distance for the market town of Coleford and offering simple access to a wealth of trails that can be explored on foot, cycle or horseback from your…
Situated in a quiet residential street on the south west side of the Isle of Wight, this property is close to Freshwater Bay and Tennyson Down. Set out on foot to follow the coastal path westwards to The Needles or eastwards to Blackgang Chine and St Catherine s Lighthouse, both…
This charming bothy offers stunningly wild scenery and plenty of outdoor activities. Whether you enjoy simply walking alongside the sea and taking in the views, or prefer something more active, this is the ideal location. Heading 15 miles north to Fort William, which sits…
This is an all year round destination, with walking and horse riding over spectacular Moorland, with stunning views any time of year. There are a variety of organised events during the summer, in the surrounding areas and the Red Deer rut during the Autumn months can be a really…
This property is situated in the small hamlet of Bickleton, just 2 miles from the popular sailing town of Instow, (5 minutes by car) with a range of shops, restaurants, pubs and a mini supermarket. Wander along the promenade to enjoy a locally made Hockings ice cream, head to…
Visiting North Norfolk offers an array of attractions all year round to suit all ages and tastes. The scenic coastline is within easy reach with quaint seaside towns full of cobbled streets and fishing boats as well as larger traditional towns such as Cromer with its pier and…
Located just 2 miles from the market town of Aylsham, with weekly markets on a Monday and Friday and an array of shops, pubs, and tearooms. Aylsham is the northern terminus of the Bure Valley Railway, a narrow gauge steam railway that takes you through the countryside to Wroxham…
The perfect base for a couple looking to explore the Northumberland coast. You will be spoilt for choice for things to do and places to visit. The historic town of Alnwick is only 10 miles away here you'll find a thriving, historic market town with something a bit special! If…
Surrounded by tranquil countryside, Holly Cottage is a peaceful hideaway perfect for an escape back to nature. While the cottage is secluded, it is not completely detached from civilisation and is situated close to the idyllic village of Blanchland which houses shops, tearooms…
Located 6 miles from the village of Kirriemuir, this cottage is set with views of the rolling moors and is the tranquil escape you have been searching for. Kirriemuir is home to Glamis Castle and gardens, a former royal residence and birthplace of Princess Margaret, which is…
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!