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.
This property is located close to the picture postcard ancient town of Kirkby Lonsdale. It is perfectly positioned in the South Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales National Park, making this a great base to enjoy all outdoor pursuits, in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Kirkby Lonsdale boasts an excellent range of eateries, friendly pubs and bespoke shops. Visit Ruskins view and the famous Devils Bridge. Explore the nearby stunning Ingleton Waterfalls Trail and Ingleborough and White Scar Caves. The Silverdale and Arnside area is also close by with spectacular views over Morecambe Bay. Heading inland, other hidden gems include Dentdale with yet more glorious scenery and a charming rural museum and coffee shop (located in Dent village).The creamery at Hawes is also well worth a visit.Travel a little further afield and visit the splendid shores of Lake Windermere, where you can explore the lake on a historic steamboat. Or enjoy family days out at the Lakeland Wildlife Oasis. There are lots of places to explore on foot nearby; ranging from bracing walks in the fells taking in spectacular views, to more leisurely walks along the beautiful river Lune at Kirkby Lonsdale. You don t even need to take the car since there s a charming walk next to the Old Dairy leading to the village of Cowan Bridge. For those who enjoy more challenging climbs there is always the three peaks challenge to consider; (Inglebrough, Whernside, and Pen y Ghent.) If you would like to see the farm the owners would love to show you around on a guided tour. Depending on the time of year you can visit the lambs, have a ramble in the bluebell wood, watch the highland cattle, visit ancient trees, see pigs being fed in Thackbarn Wood, or take a look one of the many other seasonal activities which may be taking place during your visit (such as sileage making). Farm tours can be arranged once your holiday begins. The Old Dairy has been specially designed to be a welcoming and restful place for holiday makers. This is immediately apparent when stepping inside this lovely detached property which has cosy underfloor heating throughout the ground floor. Moving into the hall, there is the perfect place to store your outdoor clothing. The hall leads through to a light and bright spacious lounge with a large window which looks out across the fields and valley. Spectacular sunsets can be seen through this window. While you are admiring the wonderful views relax on the comfortable sofas, and enjoy a great movie on the Smart TV, or listen to your music on the Bluetooth speaker. In the lounge there is a lovely wood burner for cosy nights in. The French doors lead directly out to the enclosed patio area with picnic table. Next is the bespoke and spacious well equipped kitchen, ideal for cooking up a storm with two electric ovens and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and a handy dishwasher. Directly followed by the lovely dining area with large dining table and ample seating, to enjoy family meals together. There are also three individually decorated bedrooms on the on the ground floor. A double with en suite shower room and WC, a twin, and a king size zip and link (which can be made up as a 2 6 twin on request). Finally, completing the ground floor is the stylish shower room, with large walk in shower and WC. Heading up the stairs to the first floor you are met with the master king size bedroom with ample storage space and en suite Jack and Jill bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC. Next is the mezzanine floor with seating area and fantastic picture window to enjoy those lovely views. There is also a double sofa bed and access to the Jack and Jill bathroom. Finally, completing the accommodation is the handy utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Venturing outside is the enclosed patio area with direct access from the lounge. Here you can enjoy wonderful countryside views. This area is perfect for al fresco dining and, with low levels of night time light pollution, a chance to spend a lazy evening stargazing. There is ample off road parking available. On the ground floor the main areas of the property are accessible for guests with limited mobility (including access to 2 bedrooms, a shower room with w/c, kitchen & main lounge).
A superb holiday location in rural North Devon, set in acres of unspoilt countryside, which hosts an abundance of wildlife such as badgers, foxes, rabbits and many types of birds. The six lakes lying within forty acres are stocked with carp, roach, rudd, tench, bream and perch, offering a fine sport for the angler. There is a wide choice of beaches nearby, including Bude, Westward Ho! and the sandy dunes of Instow. Just down the road is the unique fishing village of Clovelly, with its steep cobbled streets and quaint harbour. More local attractions are available such as The Milky Way Adventure Park, The Big Sheep, and Dartington Crystal. Nestled in a private corner and set back from the lakes, this lodge can be accessed via three steps or a ramp. Double doors lead into the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner, and here you will find a well equipped kitchen with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. After a busy day, relax in the lounge area with comfortable seating, either watching a film on TV or reading a magazine. Continue through the lodge to the three bedrooms: a double, a twin with countryside views and a bunk room. Completing the accommodation is the bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Heading outside, relax on the balcony and enjoy alfresco dining or step down to the lawn area with a brick built BBQ. Alternatively, take a stroll down to the lake which is only thirty metres away.
This property enjoys a quiet rural location on the owner s 300 acre farm in the Devonshire countryside. Although there is plenty to see and do on and around the farm, those who want to explore more of what the area has to offer will be spoilt for choice, with many sites and attractions being within easy reach of the property. For example, the attractive harbour town of Bideford is just seven miles away, with its narrow streets lined with antique shops, independent boutiques, and a choice of eateries. To the west of the property, the privately owned village of Clovelly is a lovely place to spend a day discovering what Devonshire life was like in the past, and there is even a small beach here as well as a fishing harbour. The Milky Way family adventure park, with its rides, and play areas is always a hit with young visitors, whilst the sandy beach at Westward Ho!, ten miles from the property, offers a two mile wide stretch of sandy beach. This property offers upside down accommodation, with two of the three bedrooms situated on the ground floor. The double bedroom benefits from Smart TV and an en suite shower and WC, whilst there is also a spacious and comfortable twin room with Smart TV. The bathroom is also located on the ground floor and offers a shower over bath and WC. Stairs lead to the first floor living area, where there is a cosy lounge with sofa seating and TV/DVD. The light filled kitchen/diner is accessed through the lounge and offers a wooden dining table, beamed ceiling, an oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and iPod dock. There is a convenient utility room adjacent to the property, accessed externally, where guests will find the washer/dryer. Wooden stairs from the lounge lead to the galleried third bedroom, a perfect room for children, with twin beds, a sofa, and a TV Outside, there is a lawned garden, with outdoor seating a BBQ, providing guests with a space from which to enjoy the farm s peace and tranquillity. The games barn offers a wonderful escape for teenagers, with its dartboard, table tennis table, and snooker table.Guests are also able to explore the farm, where they can meet the resident animals, including the cows and chickens, and it is even possible to take a Land Rover tour of the farm with the friendly owners, when they are available.
This stunning converted barn sits within the heart of Wiltshire, adjacent to the owner's property and located between Chippenham and Lacock. Chippenham is within a mile, a very short drive away and home to many shops and eateries, with plenty there to keep yourself busy. A little further afield is the Georgian Spa town of Bath, famous for the Bath spas, theatres, racecourse and rugby ground and makes a wonderful base from which to explore Somerset and the Cotswolds. There is a host of popular attractions to explore, Longleat, Lacock, Stonehenge, Stourhead, Glastonbury and Cheddar Gorge to name but a few. A shingle path leads from the parking area through the garden to the private entrance of this beautiful converted barn. Just inside the door is a stunning open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with original stone walls and high wooden beams. The stylish kitchen area with centre island is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer dishwasher and washing machine. There is a comfortable dining space adjacent, perfect for mealtimes. Take time to relax in the lounge area, where there are inviting sofas for curling up and watching a film on the TV. There are three bedrooms to choose from, a twin room with TV and Jack and Jill en suite bathroom with a shower over bath and WC (also accessed from the hallway). The very impressive and large super king size bedroom has a Smart TV and an en suite wet room with shower and WC. Completing the accommodation are twin beds on the mezzanine level above the living area. Heading outside you will find a pretty shingle terrace with garden furniture, perfect for al fresco dining or a spot of stargazing. The gardens and views are peaceful with plenty of wildlife to watch and a lovely pond with extra seating, the perfect spot to lose yourself in a good book or enjoy a nice glass of wine on those warmer summer nights. Off road parking for two cars is available to the side of the property.
Providing the perfect escape for anyone who wishes to enjoy the stunning beauty of the North Yorkshire countryside and coastline has to offer. The village of Great Ayton is a picturesque village perched on the banks of the River Leven and is an excellent base for walkers wanting to explore the nearby North York Moors National Park. Head to the iconic landmark of Roseberry Topping for a refreshing circular walk and a view across to the North Sea. Slightly further afield is The Cleveland Way and the Brigg at Filey. Jump in the car and head to the Yorkshire heritage coastline with popular fishing villages Whitby, Staithes and Robin Hood's Bay! Captain Cook School Museum is well worth a visit. This blue wooden lodge is approached via a few steps onto a wooden covered veranda, and step into the entrance hall, with contemporary decor and rustic wooden charm, a real unique treat. On the left is a ground floor shower room with shower and WC, and further ahead is the spacious king size bedroom. To the right is the lounge/diner, whether you are discussing the day s events, watching a movie on the Smart TV or play a board game, this is a fantastic space with plenty of comfy seating. Linking to the lounge is a dining area with table and chairs that comfortably seat everyone. This impressive space has everything you need for a relaxing stay together, with the kitchen offering an electric oven and gas hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. Accessed off the dining area is a large king size bedroom Smart TV, and the third bedroom is a twin bedroom. Soak away in the final room of the property, the bathroom, with bath and WC. Outside the property is a stunning entertainment decking with private hot tub, charcoal BBQ and seating overlooking the tranquil surroundings. There is additional outdoor seating to the side of the lodge meaning you are spoilt for choice with areas for dining alfresco. There is free parking in the nearby public car park, subject to availability.
A great location 5 miles from historic Much Wenlock, with ten museums, independent shops, pubs and restaurants, not forgetting the world famous Ironbridge. Fishermen will appreciate the River Severn, with permits available in town. Walkers can enjoy numerous paths along the Ironbridge Gorge and in the Shropshire Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This landscape of rolling hills and river valleys offers cycling, golf, coracle and hang gliding to mention just a few of the activities. Savour the delights in local eateries or attend events and visit museums, galleries and National Trust properties such as Attingham Park, Benthall Hall and Dudmaston or head to the historic town of Shrewsbury there s always something to see and do here. This hand crafted shepherd's lodge has many interesting features and creature comforts that make it perfect for a romantic getaway. Step into the surprisingly spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with panelled walls, wooden floors and unique objects for your comfort. Should you decide to eat in, the kitchen is well equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge. There is a separate, shared utility with washing machines and tumble dryers. Back into the living area, enjoy views over the private garden from the dining table whilst sharing a meal together. After dinner, relax on the sofa watch your favourite TV programme or film, lose yourself in a good book, plan your holiday activities in this beautiful area or just chat the night away. After a full day out, retire to the welcoming bedroom with a wrought iron double bed, designed for a good night s sleep. Then wake up refreshed and enjoy the lovely garden views. To your right is the stylish shower room with shower and WC, perfect for a leisurely start to the day. Outside, there is a large enclosed garden with pretty borders, patio, table and chairs, and the brick built charcoal BBQ, perfect for morning coffee or al fresco dining. Embrace the fabulous views over the rolling Shropshire Hills, listen to birdsong, watch the wildlife and stargaze on a clear night. You are welcome to explore the farm and meet the cows, though ask the owner for more information. There is private parking at the property for one car and a secure shed if you need to store bicycles, motorcycles, fishing tackle or even kayaks.
Situated on the owners working farm this cottage is situated within easy reach of the village of Brassington which boasts a beautiful Norman church, historic streets, and two quaint pubs. Carsington water is on the doorstep with a wide range of outdoor activities to be enjoyed both on and off the water. Try your hand at windsurfing, canoeing and fishing or for those who like a dry land, push yourself to the limits on an 8 mile mountain bike course. You will also find an award winning restaurant, playground, courtyard shops, four bird hides and miles of footpaths and bridleways to explore. Make sure you visit pretty towns and villages such as Matlock Bath, Ashbourne, Bakewell and Buxton, all of which boast an array of shops and restaurants. Step into the barn to into the kitchen/diner with traditional stone underfoot gently warmed with underfloor heating throughout downstairs. The vaulted ceiling contributes to the bright and open space with the kitchen offering everything you need to rustle up a hearty meal such as electric oven and gas hob, fridge, microwave and washing machine. Come together around the farmhouse dining table and plan the day's activities ahead. Head through to the lounge with windows encapsulating the wonderful views. Curl up on the sofa with a good book or pop something on the Smart TV. Upstairs the master bedroom is a super king size zip and link (which can be made into a twin on request). The bathroom offers a shower over bath and WC. Outside there is a spacious garden with a patio and gravel. Enjoy dining alfresco with good company watching the sunset over the surrounding countryside and the cattle grazing from your back garden. There is ample off road parking.
Staying on the brink of the English and Welsh border, just a hop, skip and a jump away from the charming town of Hay on Wye (4 miles), you ll want for nothing throughout this unforgettable stay. Set off from your doorstep to enjoy the beautiful walks or mountain biking routes on offer in the area, or travel to the Brecon Beacons National Park (4 miles) for famed hikes and fabulous dark skies for star spotting. The Black Mountain Range is well worth exploring, as well as Pen y Fan (21 miles) Brecon s highest mountain peak! Check in with the property s owner for fishing tips and tricks, accessing the River Wye (2.5 miles) for barbel, trout and salmon fishing. This unforgettable cabin maintains a lodge aesthetic from the inside out, with wooden panelling on the walls and sturdy oak furniture throughout. Step inside and find the sociable open plan living space, where kitchen, dining room and lounge can be found in one generous space. The kitchen is well equipped with electric cooker and hob, microwave, large fridge/freezer and dishwasher for mealtimes, along with a washing machine for if you ve been caught in the rain! Sit down together at the dining table for six, before retiring to the comfy sofas to watch TV. Three bedrooms can be found right here on the ground floor, including two double bedrooms and one handy twin. One of these doubles boasts an en suite shower room with WC, but all of them have been lovingly decorated with comfortable beds and soft furnishings. Completing the property is a family shower room with WC. Soak up the Welsh sun in two wonderful outdoor areas. From French doors in the lounge area, step onto a charming little wooden balcony with outdoor dining set ideal for morning coffee or an evening tipple. The property also boasts a secure and generous garden, which is enclosed by a fence and is perfect for children or pets to run around. Fire up the BBQ and dine alfresco when blessed with sunny skies.
Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland
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These beautiful bespoke detached properties offer luxurious accommodation nestled in a private peaceful bay within a stone s throw away from the sea shore but yet close to all local amenities. Located only 2 miles from the village of Auchencairn and 11 miles from Castle Douglas making this a fantastic base to explore the areas natural beauty and wildlife, or just to relax and look out to sea from the lodges and you may even spot the dolphins. There are numerous attractions close by including, Sweetheart Abbey, Galloway wildlife conservation park, Drumlanrig castle, Broughton house & gardens, Caerlaverock castle, The summer gallery, Threave castle & gardens, Ellisland farm, Robert Burns house & museum, Dundrennan abbey, Loch Ken water sports, The Stewartry museum, many golf courses including Colvend, New Galloway & Dalbeattie. These nine attractive lodges are set privately around a large secluded bay, just a stone s throw away from the seashore. Outside: private enclosed balcony with seating area and hot tub, guests are welcome to explore the bay and country walks around the estate. Leisure facilities: private hot tub and sea fishing. Amenities: ample parking, towels, bed linen, electric, central heating and Wi Fi included. Regret no smoking. Regret not suitable for children over 6 months. Location: beach on site, basic shop/post office 2 miles. Larger shops, pubs, restaurants 8 miles. This stunning single storey accommodation offers ONE king size bedroom with beautiful sea views, flatscreen TV with Freeview and patio doors leading out to enclosed balcony. Bathroom: large with bath and separate shower cubical, his & hers sinks and WC and an additional WC. Lounge/kitchen/diner: spacious open plan room with large flatscreen TV with Blu ray DVD, Freeview and feature fire. Kitchen area, modern well equipped, with wine cooler, gas oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher and large dining table. Utility: with washing machine and tumble dryer.
This property enjoys a tranquil rural location, just five miles from the market town of Holsworthy. With its weekly market, and range of shops and tearooms, as well as a traditional cattle market, the town is a fine example of a quintessential Devonshire town. Twelve miles to the south of the farm, the Cornish resort town of Bude, has a number of sandy beaches, a tidal pool, and a mini golf course, as well as a choice of eateries. A little further away, but still within easy access, the coastal towns of Tintagel and Boscastle both make great places for interesting day trips. This property offers spacious accommodation for three in a tastefully converted barn, which sits alongside two similar properties. On entering, guests will come to the main living area, a spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner, with exposed wooden beams, a cosy woodburner effect electric fire, TV/DVD, hi fi, and comfortable sofa seating. The wooden staircase in the middle of the room, acts as a division between this lounge area, and the kitchen/diner space to the rear of the room. The attractive farmhouse style kitchen is equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, dishwasher, and washer/dryer. Open tread wooden stairs lead to the first floor, where the property s two bedrooms are located. The first of these is a king size room with its own TV and en suite shower room with WC, whilst the second bedroom is a spacious single room. The bathroom offers a shower over bath and WC. Doors from the lounge area lead out to the property s private patio, with its BBQ and seating, providing guests with a relaxing place from which to enjoy the farm s peaceful surroundings. The shared lawn is just beyond the patio, giving guests an additional space in which to relax or play games. There is also a shared games barn, which offers a table tennis table and darts board, as well as some toys and games which will appeal to younger guests. There is ample parking provided on the farm.
