Log Cabins to RentIs fishing the perfect sport for a holiday? You sit on a chair, contemplating nature in a splendid setting, waiting for a moment of excitement that may never come. And if it doesn’t? More time to enjoy the scenery. Couple that level of contentment with a beautiful log cabin and it sounds like a formula for a totally relaxing break. The log cabins below have fishing either on site or close by.
Nestled in the North Devon countryside in an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty close to the coastal village of Lee, with Lee Bay just a short walk away and the sandy beaches of Woolacombe, Putsborough, Croyde and Saunton a short drive. This stunning coastline offers something for everyone, with family friendly sandy beaches, breath taking coastal walks along the South West Coastal Path and the nearby seaside towns of Ilfracombe and Lynton and Lynmouth. Alternatively, hidden secluded coves such as Rockham Bay can also provide some solitude if that is what you fancy. You can enjoy a Devon cream tea, a cooked breakfast, light lunch and pick up some local produce at the farm shop and café just a few minutes walk away and open in summer months, or a walk through the woods to the local pub, where you can dine and enjoy music nights. Other attractions include Watermouth Castle, Wildlife and Dinosaur Park, Exmoor Zoo, Lynton Cliff Railway, Arlington Court and Exmoor National Park, and championship courses at Saunton and the acclaimed Royal North Devon Golf Club at Westward Ho!. Part of a hamlet of private dwellings at Allender Farm located near the village of Lee and tucked away at the end of a no through road lays this wonderful semi detached barn conversion. Stepping inside this stunning property via the lobby offering useful coat and boot storage, you will firstly find yourself in the fabulous open plan living area. This comprises a beautifully presented lounge, kitchen and dining area boasting a Smart TV with Sky TV and Netflix, and a wood burner effect electric fire; and provides a perfect venue for a relaxed breakfast before heading out for the day and a cosy spot to curl up and watch a film after dinner. The kitchen itself is also perfectly appointed and designed, and offers an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher; and there is also a handy utility cupboard with a washing machine next to this. Venturing up the stairs and onto the first floor you will then discover the pretty bedrooms, the first of which is an undeniably impressive king size with a TV and the fabulous feature of a freestanding roll top bath in the bedroom. Located next to this is a further king size bedroom and this offers a zip and link bed with the option of being presented as a 2 6 twin upon request. Completing the offering inside the property is an impeccably styled shower room with a large walk in shower and a WC. Heading outside further highlights await in the form of a lovely enclosed tiered sun trap patio area with a hot tub, garden furniture and also a BBQ. This provides the perfect place to dine al fresco in warm weather and recharge having explored the nearby South West Coast Path. There is also a shared lawn with swings and; and all around are the farm animals including pigs and sheep.
This superb single storey property offers contemporary and stylish accommodation throughout. Close to North Cornwall's beaches, coastal walks, and towns, this is the ideal holiday home to explore the local area. Slightly further afield, yet just 16 miles away, are the rugged cliffs of Hartland and picturesque Clovelly being only 17 miles from the property. There are attractions for all the family in the area, including The Milky Way, The Big Sheep, The Tamar Otter Park, King Arthur's Tintagel and National Trust properties which are all within a 30 mile radius of the property. The nearby town of Bude is just five miles away and offers a leisure centre, swimming pool, tennis courts, numerous shops, galleries and a selection of restaurants and pubs. Fishing and boating are available on the Tamar (8mls) and Roadford Lakes (18mls). Step inside from the front door into the light and welcoming hallway. Hang up your outerwear and head left into the open plan kitchen/lounge/diner. With vaulted ceilings and attention to detail, this countryside abode will certainly not disappoint. The kitchen area has everything you ll need including electric and combi oven, induction hob, dishwasher and American fridge/freezer with ice/water dispenser perfect for creating a feast for all the family. Relax at the breakfast bar over a tipple and catch up with loved ones. Enjoy a special meal with the Sonos speaker playing your chosen songs at the dining table with plenty of seating for all. Cosy up on one of the three sofas after a day exploring your surroundings and watch your favourite films on the Smart TV or DVD player. From the hallway, heading right, you ll find the two king size bedrooms with built in wardrobes and one has an en suite shower room with rainfall shower and attachment along with WC. The twin bedroom is equally as spacious and completing the inside is the contemporary bathroom with rainfall shower and attachment over bath and WC. Outside there is a large enclosed garden, a great spot for a BBQ in the warmer months or to spend time with the children playing games, the perfect spot to sit and soak up the sun. Enjoy morning coffee on the breakfast terrace by the kitchen. The property provides ample off road parking. Dogs are charged at 20 each per full or part week.
This property enjoys a quiet rural location closed to the Devon/Cornwall border, just a short distance from the cattle market town of Holsworthy, where a range of shops and tearooms can be found in the town s square. Just eight miles to the west of the property is the popular Cornish seaside resort of Bude, with its choice of sandy beaches, a tidal pool, shops, cafes and a mini golf course. Further along the Cornish coast, yet still within easy reach, there are plenty of interesting places to explore, including: the picturesque harbour village of Boscastle; historic Tintagel, home to the legendary King Arthur; and the beautiful beaches of Widemouth Bay and Crackington Haven. This barn conversion property, one of two situated on this 150 acre estate, provides comfortable accommodation for six guests. On the ground floor the spacious lounge offers a relaxing place to unwind, with its patio doors, sofa seating and Smart TV. The kitchen/diner, another generously sized room, has a dining table seating six, as well as an oven and hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and radio. A separate utility room houses the freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer. One of the property s three bedrooms is located on the ground floor: a super king bedroom with additional single bed (which can be made up as three single beds on request at the time of booking). Conveniently located for guests using this bedroom, is the ground floor wet room and WC. Upstairs, there are three further bedrooms: a double, and two single rooms. The first floor bathroom offers a bath and WC. Outside, there is an enclosed garden immediately outside the property, for which a BBQ and garden furniture can be provided. The relaxing private hot tub is also out here, offering a wonderful place to lie back and enjoy the tranquil surroundings. Guests are also able to explore the extensive grounds, including the picturesque fishing lake and the shared games barn with pool table and table tennis. Ample off road parking is provided.
Set on a peaceful holiday park in the heart of the North Devon countryside it allows guest the perfect opportunity to enjoy the peace and quiet of country life. Guests who are keen walkers or cyclers are ideally positioned to join the Tarka Trail, a long distance path which offers wonderful scenery as well as welcome food stops and watering holes along the way. If you fancy an afternoon at the beach, sandy Westward Ho! is just a short drive away. Both Dartmoor and Exmoor are within easy reach. Just down the road in Torrington, attractions include RHS Rosemoor Gardens, the excellent Plough Arts Centre for interesting movies and Dartington Crystal. For those who fancy venturing a little further, pretty Clovelly is a seaside village with steep cobbled streets that lead down to a harbour and the sea. For water sports and fishing, Tamar Lakes is a short drive away. Stepping through the door into the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner, the lounge offers comfy seating with a TV/DVD and iPod docking station for guests to sit and relax after a busy day exploring. Take a seat at the dining table and enjoy a home cooked meal prepared in the well equipped kitchen, with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. Heading further into the lodge you will find the three bedrooms, a king size with en suite shower room with shower and WC and TV, a double and a twin. Completing the accommodation is a bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Outside, on your very own private decked area, there is a gas BBQ and garden furniture for you to enjoy dining alfresco with a glass of wine or have a relaxing soak in the private hot tub. There is off road parking for two cars. Use of a shared utility room with coin operated washing machines and tumble dryers. The park has a good range of facilities that guests can use during their stay including a solar heated outdoor swimming pool (May to September), a well equipped children s play area, a games room, shop and on site bar (summer only).
Staying on this beautiful farm will make you feel like the rest of the world is thousands of miles away, but just a five minute drive down the road is the pretty village of Iddesleigh where you can dine in award winning pub, The Duke of York and wander the streets that inspired Michael Morpurgo s War Horse. If you feel the need to venture further afield from the farm, both Dartmoor and Exmoor are easily accessible and beaches such as Lynton, Lynmouth, Bude and Widemouth are just a short drive away. Cyclists and walkers are well catered for in this area, and the Tarka Trail is close to the 1450 Barn. This lovely property has three bedrooms for six guests and offers one king with TV and en suite, one super king which can be changed into a twin on request, must be stated at the time of the booking, with TV and one bunk bedroom. The main bathroom has a bath with shower and there is a separate downstairs WC. The lounge/kitchen/diner has a TV/DVD, hi fi, surround sound built into the ceiling and patio doors leading out onto the enclosed garden. The well equipped kitchen has everything you could need to cook up a storm with an oven and hob, fridge, microwave, small freezer, dishwasher and a washer/dryer. Outside there is an enclosed garden area with a private hot tub, BBQ, garden furniture and enclosed child s play area everything you could need to enjoy a night under the Devon sky! Also owned by the Owner is Property Code FURFA.
Walkers, hikers and bikers will love the footpath straight up the valley to Llangattock Mountain, where the caves of Agen Allwedd are very popular for caving. Craig y Cilliau, the hillside behind this delightful barn conversion, is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and attracts a wealth of wildlife. The River Usk is easily accessible in Crickhowell, or you can take a stroll along The Brecon and Monmouth Canal. This cottage is within easy reach of the villages of Llangattock and Crickhowell, where there are plenty of pubs, restaurants and local coffee shops to quench your thirst after a day in the hills. Day permits for fishing on the The Rivers Usk & Wye are available and canoes for the River Wye can be rented in Glasbury. Cosy yet spacious, this romantic barn conversion makes the perfect getaway for two. Whitewashed exposed stone walls contrast beautifully with traditional beams, whilst the large patio doors in the living room let the light pour in. The kitchen has a double electric oven, halogen hob, microwave, washing machine, toaster, fridge and a freezer, and there is an area just inside the door for hanging coats and hats as well as storing boots. High ceilings in the living room give a sense of space, and the two sofas facing the wood burner are ideal for relaxing on whilst enjoying a film on the Smart TV after a day in the hills. Open the patio doors to enjoy the views and fresh air whilst you dine at the table. Up a flight of stone stairs with a wooden handrail, the charming bedroom has a king size bed, wooden floorboards, original doors and an en suite with a shower over the bath. There is a small sheltered garden where you can enjoy dining alfresco with a BBQ as the sun sets. Ample parking for several cars.
Set close to the Devon/Cornwall border, this delightful lodge (one of three) sits in a peaceful and idyllic spot and is an angler s paradise, less than a mile from the village of Bradworthy. Enjoy easy access to some of Cornwall s finest seaside spots, including the sandy beaches of Bude (11 miles), the quiet coastal village of Clovelly (10 miles) and the attractive fishing port of Boscastle (24 miles). For those who enjoy exploring the local countryside, there are plenty of opportunities for scenic walks along the trails in and around the Waldon Valley, and the Southwest Coast Path is right on your doorstep. Water sports enthusiasts can take a short drive to nearby Tamar Lakes (4.5 miles) which offers paddle boarding, sailing and much more. Heading into this delightful lodge, the living space is open plan, giving a feeling of space and light. The large and comfortable sofas are a great place to relax in front of the wood burner. A TV and a stereo provide entertainment for cosy evenings in, or watch from the lounge window as dusk settles over the pond. The large kitchen area has ample space and utensils for the preparation of any dish. Generous cupboard space is provided so that you can store all your supplies. Appliances include an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. The double bedroom offers a pleasant place to rest, and an additional folding bed is also available for an extra person on request. The bathroom completes the accommodation and is fully tiled and offers a shower over bath and WC. Outside there is a decked gated veranda with steps leading down to the lake, perfect for enjoying the peaceful surroundings and the views over the pond. There is ample parking provided.
Newton-by-the-Sea, Northumberland, North of England
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The glorious golden sands of the beach heading towards Beadnell Bay back onto this holiday property which is perfectly positioned to enjoy both the dramatic coastline and unspoilt countryside of Northumberland. Newton by the Sea is a picturesque village of whitewashed cottages and traditional charm. Neighbouring Low Newton is home to a long stretch of tranquil beach where wildfowl strut along the coastline. The village is home to two historic pubs, one of which has its own microbrewery where you can sample the ales and enjoy a relaxing meal. Here you can jump aboard a pleasure boat for a trip to the Farne Islands. A host of water sports are available on Beadnell Beach for you to try, from bodyboarding to scuba diving. Away from the beaches, the medieval market town of Alnwick is 12 miles by car. Walk the cobbled streets, browsing in the art galleries and independent shops, before visiting historic Alnwick Castle. As part of an exclusive development of New England style holiday properties on this working farm by the sea, this lodge is well designed with a host of home comforts. As you step into your holiday home, you ll notice the light and airy, open plan lounge/kitchen/diner has been designed to make the most of the uninterrupted countryside views and the room enjoys natural light flooding in from the large patio doors. In the lounge settle onto one of the comfortable leather sofas and gaze out of the patio doors at the fields stretching in front of you or watch your favourite programmes on the Smart TV/DVD. The bright, stylish kitchen has been fitted with a range of appliances for your convenience, including electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher and a washer/dryer. The dining area has a table and chairs for four where you can plan your day over a leisurely breakfast. A separate WC completes the ground floor. Walk upstairs to the first floor and you will find the two bedrooms. The master bedroom is a spacious double with plenty of windows provide natural light and views across the stunning countryside. The second bedroom has comfortable twin beds. The contemporary shower room features a shower and WC. Outside, a private decked area offers magnificent views across the open countryside and there is ample seating for you to dine alfresco and then put your feet up and enjoy a relaxing drink as you watch the sunset over the fields. Challenge your friends or family to a game of pool or table football in the nearby shared Games room where you can also enjoy Sky TV with Sky Sports and a separate WC. Children can also use the enclosed, shared outdoor play area with swings, a slide and climbing equipment. Parking is provided for once car plus any additional cars can park easily, nearby.
Situated on a private estate gives this pretty lodge a romantic and secluded feel where you can completely submerse yourself in country life. The picturesque town of Builth Wells (8 miles) nestles in the heart of Powys and lies on the banks of the River Wye. This historic market town is bursting with life and home to the Royal Welsh Show, one of the biggest agricultural shows in the country. If you are seeking adventure, then take a day trip to the magnificent Brecon Beacons National Park (17 miles). Hike up Offa s Dyke for a viewpoint that will take your breath away or try your hand at one of the various water sports available such as kayaking, white water rafting and paddleboarding. This idyllic lakeside retreat is part of a small complex, accessed by a quiet private lane and steep path. Arranged over one floor, the lodge has been designed to offer an intimate and romantic style of accommodation. Entering the property, the open plan layout is bright and fresh where large double doors open out onto a covered wooden balcony with BBQ, providing additional living space to enjoy all year round. The galley style kitchen is equipped with a two ring electric hob, mini oven, microwave, slow cooker, electric steamer, fridge and toaster. Tucked peacefully away in the alcove lies one double bed adjacent to the shower room with shower and WC. The lodge is accessed by a steep path and benefits from a spacious decked balcony area, boasting glorious hillside and valley views. This is the perfect setting to enjoy a glass of bubbly together in your own private hot tub whilst waiting for dinner. A rockery style garden surrounds the lodge that sits in a tranquil meadow setting. There is ample parking for two cars.
This stylish lodge is located in an amazing elevated position in the historic Teviothead. Admire the spectacular countryside and rolling hill views in this Area of Outstanding Natural beauty. Explore fantastic walking, hiking and cycling routes directly from the property including Ian Landles nine mile hill walk. Enjoy salmon and trout fishing on the River Teviot or the famous River Tweed. Visit the local Celtic goldsmith with fascinating Johnnie Armstrong gallery. Within easy reach of the bustling town of Hawick with its excellent leisure, shopping facilities and an array of eateries to enjoy. Making this a fantastic base to explore the delights of the Scottish Borders and within touring distance of Cumbria and Northumberland. Stepping onto the fully enclosed, spacious decked area, your are met with this luxurious micro lodge. Venturing inside this fantastic lodge with magnificent countryside views, into the spacious open plan accommodation. The lounge area has a large comfy sofa where you can relax after a day out exploring the beautiful local area and perhaps enjoy a great movie or catch up with your favourite TV program, or just relax and admire the amazing views. The bespoke well equipped kitchen area is the perfect place to cook up a storm with two ring electric hob, microwave and fridge/freezer. Next is the lovely dining area with comfy seating, ideal to enjoy romantic meals together. To the rear of the lodge is the lovely comfy double bed where you can relax and enjoy the immediate splendid views. Finally, completing the accommodation is the stylish and spacious shower room with shower and WC. Venturing outside to the fully enclosed decked area, enjoying fantastic rolling hill and countryside views over Skelfhill Pen and the Henry Scott Riddle monument, you will find the adjoining open fronted, private, housed hot tub, the perfect place to relax and unwind with spectacular views. Enjoy al fresco dining and lazing evening stargazing across the surrounding wonderful landscapes, with comfortable seating area and charcoal BBQ. There is ample off road parking available next to the lodge.
