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.
You can easily while away the hours here under the old oak tree, enjoying breakfast outdoors or simply lazing in the grounds with a good book. There is a wealth of walking from your front door that will guide you across the rugged farmland. The Brecon Beacons National Park awaits where you can enjoy strolling the canal pathways or climbing the many hillsides to include the Skirrid, Sugar Loaf and Hatterrall Ridge. For cyclists you can enjoy the peaceful lanes that will take you through the hamlets and picturesque villages. The area is also rich in history where you can explore the many castles set within the vibrant market towns of Abergavenny, Crickhowell, Brecon and not forgetting Raglan, within 5 miles of the lodge. Step up onto the covered terrace where you will later enjoy your supper, the double doors open onto the open plan living space. Spacious and contemporary and offering all the luxuries that you would only dream of when enjoying the outdoors. For the chef, a small but well equipped kitchen space, with electric hob, fridge with ice compartment and dishwasher. For dining a breakfast bar with two stools. For relaxing a comfortable sofa that you can sink into in front of the TV, there is also a wall mounted electric fire with thermostat that will warm the room. For sleep, a double bed dressed with cushions and throws. There is a spacious shower and WC. Outside there is a covered terrace where you can enjoy the out door gas BBQ, there is a table and chairs. There is also a picnic table for dining outside and a fire pit with seating that s just perfect for toasting marshmallows. The area has been landscaped there is a small wildlife pond at the beginning of the driveway and parking for two cars.
There are some fabulous walks available from your front door, this area is a haven for walking and cycling. There s a network of walking paths available from your front door allowing you to explore the local fells. If you are a more adventurous walker and want to tick off some Wainwrights, head into the Lake District National Park which is a short drive away. There is fishing, horse riding and golf in the local area too so there are plenty of activities to fill your stay. Entering the property, you will instantly see the character and history of this building, there are exposed stone walls and beams. The open plan lounge/kitchen/diner has a cosy wood burner, TV. The kitchen is well equipped with a gas hob and electric oven, an under counter fridge/freezer, dishwasher and microwave. Enjoy a romantic meal under the candelabra, after a day out exploring. There is a spacious double bedroom with the bathroom opposite, there is a shower over the bath and WC. The wildlife garden is the perfect place to sit out on a sunny day or late in the evening and watch the birds, rabbits and if you are lucky you might spot a red squirrel. There is ample private parking available to the side of the property.
Situated in the valley of Longsleddale, in the south of the Lake District National Park, this property has access to plenty of walks in untouched countryside. You can follow the River Sprint, which flows through the farm, along the valley floor, or head up the valley to climb the Haweswater fells, including High Street and Harter Fell. You are within 20 miles of some popular towns, including Kendal, a lovely market town famous for its mint cake. Bowness on Windermere, on the shores of Lake Windermere, is also worth a visit, as are Sawrey and Hawkshead, with their Beatrix Potter connections. For adventure activities, Grizedale Forest is nearby, offering horseback riding, bicycle hire, Segway hire and Go Ape. As you approach this property via the 0.9 mile private farm track, you will appreciate its secluded position amongst the spectacular landscape of the Lake District. Surrounded by trees, fields, fells and wildlife, it s the ideal place to unwind. Stepping up and through the front door, you ll find yourself in the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Light and airy, this multi aspect room has lots of opportunities to appreciate the beautiful views, whilst natural materials such as wood and stone add character. The lounge has comfy sofas and an electric wood burner effect fire; the dining area has seating for up to four adults, and the compact kitchen is simple but well equipped. There are three comfortable bedrooms: a double and two singles. All the rooms are bright with delightful countryside views. Completing the accommodation is the family bathroom with a shower. Outside, there is an enclosed patio area with seating the ideal spot for al fresco dining against a magnificent backdrop. Beyond that, there is farmland to explore, including lots of walking trails and a river. Fishing is available by prior arrangement with the owner lookout for leaping salmon and trout in the autumn months.
This escape forms one of two adjoining properties on the owners' farm, and the vibrant seaside town of Hornsea is just 1 mile away. Here you can browse a variety of small shops, bars and restaurants or enjoy a day at the beach. Nearby Hornsea Mere (2 miles), the largest freshwater lake in Yorkshire, is well worth a visit and offers sailing, fishing and boat trips. There are many other beautiful coastal towns within easy reach, such as Bridlington (13 miles), and children will love a day at the Deep Aquarium in the nearby city of Hull (16 miles). Walkers and cyclists will be spoilt for choice with the Wolds Way (30 miles) and the stunning Yorkshire Wolds (25 miles) to explore. There are also various stately homes and gardens, including Burton Agnes, Sledmere House, and Sewerby Hall (all within 25 miles). Step into the bright and airy lounge/kitchen/diner and feel instantly at home in this stylish space. Kick off your sandy shoes and relax on the sofa whilst watching a movie on the smart TV. Rustle up a home cooked meal in the kitchen area, equipped with everything you could need, including electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Sit down with the family at the comfortable dining table, the ideal space to socialise and discuss plans for a fun filled day ahead. Along a corridor you will find two spacious bedrooms; one twin zip and link (which can be made into a super king size on request) and one super king size zip and link (which can be made up as a twin on request), with large patio doors filling the room with light and opening up to the patio area. Completing the interior of this contemporary home is a spacious shower room with WC. Heading outside you will find an enclosed patio with plenty of seating for all of the family. It is the perfect place to relax in the sun and delight in a BBQ. There is off road parking for two cars and secure cycle storage.
Bring your walking boots and your mountain bikes, try your hand at windsurfing, canoeing and fishing, or, for those who like dry land, push your limits on an 8 mile mountain bike course all on offer at nearby Carsington Water. You will also find an award winning restaurant, a playground, shops, four bird hides, and miles of footpaths and bridleways to explore nearby. Make sure you visit pretty towns and villages such as Matlock Bath (5 miles), Ashbourne (7.5 miles), Bakewell (12.5 miles) and Buxton (21 miles), all of which boast an array of shops and restaurants, and head into the nearby market town of Wirksworth (2 miles) to enjoy the interesting architecture and local independent shops. Step into the hallway and wander through to the country cottage style kitchen/diner. At the heart is the traditional range cooker with original stone surround. There is also an electric cooker and hob, washing machine, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Come together around the nearby dining table and celebrate a special occasion or plan the day's activities ahead over a hearty breakfast. Across the hall is the lounge with the main feature being an inset circular fireplace housing a wood burner, perfect for lighting in the chilly months, alongside relaxing on the sofa with a good book or watching something on the TV. There is also a ground floor shower room with a shower and WC. Head up the stairs to the first floor where you will find a super king size bedroom a king size bedroom and a snug sitting room with corner sofa, TV and Xbox. There is also a family bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Taking the stairs up to the second floor reaches another double bedroom and twin bedroom. There is also a WC on this floor. Outside, an enclosed paved courtyard area lies to the front with seating, ideal for outdoor dining with a stone wall with box hedges and display borders stocked with cottage garden perennials. There are two allocated parking spaces, one of which is in the garage.
Perfectly situated in the Blackdown Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, there is much to see and explore from this lodge, including steep ridges, valleys, picturesque villages, ancient features and historic houses. The cathedral city of Exeter (18 miles) and the bustling market town of Honiton (8 miles) both offer an array of shops, pubs and eateries. The world renowned Jurassic Coast and the delightful seaside resorts of Lyme Regis, Seaton, Sidmouth are all within a 21 mile drive and are well worth a visit. Other attractions and places of interest accessible from here include Escot Gardens (10 miles), numerous National Trust properties and gardens, such as Killerton House (12 miles), and the beautifully rugged Exmoor National Park (25 miles). Step inside this pretty property where you will find the accommodation is conveniently arranged on one level. This firstly includes a brilliantly sociable open plan living area which offers somewhere to lounge, dine and cook, and boasts comfortable seating arranged around a TV/DVD player. There are lovely views over the nearby fields, and French doors leading outside. The galley style kitchen area also overlooks the pretty garden and includes a great range of equipment alongside an electric oven and gas hob, microwave and a fridge with an ice compartment. Located just beyond this, you will then discover the beautiful bedrooms, both of which have been lovingly presented in a contemporary country style. The first offers a double bed and integrated storage, and the second room provides cosy accommodation with twin 2 6 single beds (suitable for children up to and inclusive of 12 years). Completing the accommodation inside the property is a light and fresh shower room with a shower and WC. Heading outside, there is an enclosed lawn garden with garden furniture, a charcoal BBQ and a two person hot tub. Here, you can relax in style after a busy day exploring. Further to this, guests enjoy access to a shared games room with table football, table tennis, a pool table and a selection of board games. There is private off road parking for two cars.
Nestled on the outskirts of this traditional Devon village you will be under 200 metres from the village shop for picking up supplies. The area is renowned for its spectacular beaches, including Westward Ho! which is a favourite among surfers, offering 2 miles of sand to enjoy. Also within 10 miles you ll find the picturesque coves and the quaint fishing villages of Clovelly, Instow and Appledore. Alternatively, head down the A39 and into Cornwall where Bude, 20 miles away, offers a choice of beautiful beaches. Walkers are also well catered for with the South West Coast Path, Tarka Trail and Exmoor all within a 25 mile radius. Heading inside this reverse level barn conversion you will find yourself in the entrance hall with a utility area housing the washing machine. The ground floor bedroom is spacious, light and airy and has a king size bed. The shower room is adjacent and has a shower cubicle and WC. Up the stairs, the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner boasts a smart TV, vaulted ceiling and beams the perfect place to relax after a day exploring. The kitchen area has everything you could need to cater for breakfast lunch and dinner with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge and freezer compartment, and dishwasher. Outside, there is a private enclosed patio area with firepit, charcoal bbq and garden furniture for your relaxation and enjoyment. This lovely, sheltered spot is the perfect place to dine alfresco in warm weather; alternatively, there is a secondary patio area to the front of the property where you can enjoy views across the surrounding countryside. Private off road parking for one car is provided directly outside.
Tucked away next to the owner's residence in the countryside. Pop to the local pub just 1 mile away and enjoy a hearty meal. Have a go at surfing on Porthtowan or Portreath beaches both within 10 miles or explore the South West Coastal path and see the stunning coastline. Nearby Falmouth offers a charming mix of shops, art galleries, cafes and restaurants. Enjoy a meander around Falmouth Harbour, the third largest natural harbour in the world, or take a leisurely stroll up to the historic Pendennis Castle overlooking the panoramic views of Falmouth Bay and over to the fishing village of St Mawes. Enjoy a day at Trelissick, Trebah Gardens or the hidden gem of Glendurgan and all within 8 miles. Enter this single storey converted property through the garden and into the cosy open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with vaulted ceilings. After a busy day you can relax on the sofa in the front of the wood burner and watch your favourite film on the Smart TV. In the kitchen area you will find it has everything you need to cook up a meal with electric oven and hob, microwave, coffee machine and fridge with ice compartment. Plan your day ahead at the dining table with seating for two. Head through to the super king size zip and link (which can be made into a twin on request) bedroom with dressing table and wardrobe. Lastly, you ll find the shower room with electric shower with attachment and WC. Outside the property has an enclosed garden where you can enjoy al fresco dining with BBQ and garden furniture or simply unwind in the bubbling hot tub. There is a parking space for two cars.
Perfectly placed just a short drive takes you into the vibrant market town of Launceston, known as being the ancient capital of Cornwall and offering a range of shops and pubs as well as a castle and steam railway to enjoy. Alternatively head towards the North Coast and you will discover the area is populated with a great selection of must see destinations including the fishing villages of Boscastle and Tintagel, both within a 20 mile drive; or the South Coast where pretty Looe (23 miles) and Polperro (28 miles) are well worth a visit. Other attractions and places of interest easily accessible from here include Tavistock (14 miles), the stunning Camel Valley and Camel Valley Vineyard (25 miles), Dartmoor (15 miles) and Bodmin Moor (8 miles). Step inside this characterful property and you will immediately find yourself in the spacious open plan living area. This wonderfully sociable room provides somewhere to lounge, dine and cook and boasts beautiful mullion windows, exposed beams, a Smart TV, Bluetooth speaker and a warming wood burner. Here you can relax in comfort after a busy day exploring the coast or country or just enjoy a laid back meal. Also perfectly appointed is the kitchen area which offers a great range of equipment including an electric range oven and hob, microwave, fridge with an ice compartment and also a dishwasher. Now venture up the stairs and onto the first floor where you will find that the light and the airy theme continues alongside a fabulous vaulted ceiling and further exposed beams. Here you will discover the beautiful bedrooms, the first of which is a spacious king size with a walk in dressing area. The second bedroom is a perfectly styled yet cosy twin (with 2'6" zip and link beds that can be made into a king size upon request) which overlooks the countryside, and then completing the accommodation inside the property is a shower room with a large walk in shower and WC. Venturing outside there is a selection of outside spaces including a patio area with garden furniture, plus an undercover area with seating and a gas BBQ, perfect for al fresco dining. There is also a useful utility with a washing machine which adjoins the property. Additionally you have full access to the stunning grounds which includes a pond with seating, woodland walks and stunning views. There is ample private off road parking.
Tucked away on private land, surrounded by farmland, hills, and rivers, this location is perfect for walkers and cyclists with a variety of trails mapped out from your doorstep. The local village of Felindre, less than 1 mile away, has a few shops and places for food and a must visit wool museum that shows off the area s industrial heritage of wool manufacturing. Just 3 miles away, you can discover the castle ruins in the market town of Newcastle Emlyn and for seaside fun head to Aberporth Beach which has two sheltered sandy beaches and a lovely coastal path to nearby Tresaith Beach, both within a 14 mile radius. As you arrive at this lovely little bolthole you will be captured by its charm and craftsmanship, which continues to delight you as you enter the property. The ground floor living space has everything you need to make your romantic stay a relaxing experience. You have a toasty wood burner, which also doubles as a wood oven with a hot plate for those romantic evenings. Choose from three seating areas, including the dining table, a large, restful sofa, or two characteristic wooden chairs complete with local Welsh wool blankets. Should you feel the need to connect with the outside world, you do have access to a Smart TV and Wi Fi. The kitchenette is well equipped with gas burners, microwave, toaster, kettle, and some gorgeous local hand crafted crockery sitting on the Welsh dresser. The final element on the ground floor is the large wet room including WC. Now it s time to venture up the stunning hand crafted staircase to enjoy those 360 degree panoramic views through the bespoke glass dome and find your snuggly bed for the night, which is a thick mattress laid on the mezzanine floor with squishy duvet and blankets, making it an absolute delight for stargazing. Outside you can park up to two vehicles next to the roundhouse and there is a bistro set to enjoy al fresco dining. On the weekends, a pop up vegan/vegetarian restaurant (to be booked in advance) can be found on site, offering a three course menu using locally sourced ingredients.
