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Look out over sweeping vistas of rolling hills and coastal heathland from the windows of this two-bedroom. It sits in a dreamy location high on Holdstone Down, so nothing will come between you and those stunning views. Step inside the white-washed cottage to reveal a bright and…
Erne View is the largest in a row of holiday cottages on the shores of Lough Erne. The cottage boasts stunning views, an open fire and a wet room suitable for any guests with mobility issues. Enjoy a coffee whilst taking in the view over to the Island of Inishfendra before…
Close in distance, yet far from the hustle and bustle of London’s streets, this two-bedroom cottage is the perfect ‘get away from it all’ place to stay. Woodlands Cottage was built in 1868, for the estate’s game keeper at the time and now hosts a…
Stay on the Coleton Fishacre estate, just a five minutes’ walk to its chic 1920’s house, luxuriant gardens and captivating sea views. You’ll be tucked away from the crowds, overlooking rolling farmland and a large garden shared with the neighbouring cottage, 2…
In a dreamy position atop a hill in the secluded wooded valley of Peppercombe, sits this whitewashed cottage. Blending harmoniously with its leafy surroundings, you’ll be in your own little patch of tranquillity. Gentle sounds of the nearby steam ambling by as it makes its…
Tippett’s is located in a traditional slate-hung farm building that was once the main farmhouse, but now houses three holiday cottages Tippett's, The Farm House and Dairy Cottage. Tippet’s retains many original features including slate floors. Head out for a walk…
A short walk away from Lansallos Cove, Lansallos Old House has an enclosed garden with a BBQ, great for watching the sun set with the family. Inside, curl up in the sitting room with its gorgeous beams and slate floors, and put your feet up in front of the log burner after a…
2 Coleton Barton is one of a pair of adjoining cottages situated within the grounds of Coleton Fishacre. The early 20th-century building is surrounded by a large private garden that’s shared between the two properties. With its location on the Kingswear peninsula, 2…
Nestling in the lush woodlands of the Trelissick estate, is this pretty white-washed cottage. Once lived in by the estate’s gardener, Mr Ernie Ferris, it sits on the eastern edge of the estate, but still within walking distance to its exotic gardens and the main house.…
Boscastle Elm Cottage is a rare example of an unspoilt 17th century cottage, carefully refurbished to retain its rustic charm. Inside you’ll find original features such as slate flags, low beamed ceilings and doorways, and differing floor levels. These features, together…
A newly-converted barn on the Attingham Park Estate. Wharf Barn is one of five newly-converted barns in the quiet northern part of the Attingham Estate. It is surrounded by 4,000 acres of park, farm and woodland. Built in late 1700s or early 1800s as a threshing barn, it is now a…
Housed in a traditional stone barn with adjoining cottage Bodrugan, Edgcumbe is located in the hamlet of Penare. With a first floor sitting room to maximise countryside views, and an enclosed garden, Edgcumbe has been thoughtfully renovated with holiday makers in mind. If you can…
Once moved 100 yards to the south west because of the Trent Valley rail line in 1845, this former gate lodge on the boundary of Shugborough’s 900-acre estate is the perfect spot for getting away from it all. And with out of hours access to the parkland and wild deer…
Pretty much a mirrored image of Lichfield Lodge 1, this former gate lodge on the boundary of Shugborough’s 900-acre estate is the perfect spot for getting away from it all. And with out of hours access to the parkland and wild deer roaming on the doorstep, you’ll…
Anyone with a hankering for a secret hideaway close to the beach and at the end of a twisty and bumpy track will love this whitewashed cottage. Reach it by slowly driving down into the lush, wooded valley gated off from the rest of the world. It has an interesting story too…
Snuggle by the log-burner in this cosy cob and thatch cottage. Sitting on the fringes of Exmoor, on the Holnicote Estate, it’s the perfect place to recuperate after a long day hiking on the moors. It has all the quirks and comforts of a traditional country cottage with…
Kitchen Garden Cottage was built around 1892 along with the nearby Gardens House (now the Garden Tea Room). Due to its proximity to the walled kitchen garden, vineries and the formal gardens, the cottage is thought to have been used to house either a number of workers from the…
Originally believed to be stables, this early 18th-century converted barn offers a cosy and rustic stay for family and friends who want a place to go away together. What’s more, this holiday cottage is part of a new National Trust project to carefully bring to life 16…
Originally believed to be stables, this early 18th-century converted barn offers a cosy and rustic stay for family and friends who want a place to go away together. What’s more, this holiday cottage is part of a new National Trust project to carefully bring to life 16…
The green curving cliff tops nestle between the sea and the ground floor apartment. Like its former owner – prison guard Captain Herbert Latimer Conor who built Conor as his retirement home – you too can retreat here for a break of relaxation. Just above 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!