Log Cabins to RentChasing a little white ball into a little white hole is popular all over the UK. But most log cabins are built in super scenery, so a local game of golf is a good bet for making the most of it. From a pitch and putt on site to a championship golf course nearby the log cabin locations below will make it easy for you to treat yourself to some golf time.
This is the perfect location to relax and discover the very best Monmouthshire and South East Wales have to offer. Surrounded by beautiful hills and woodland there is plenty to explore on foot if you choose to leave the car behind. The cottage is set on the fringes of the small village of Llandenny, which has a popular gastropub. Just two miles from Raglan, where you are well served with local village inns, mini supermarket, award winning butcher and a fish and chip shop. You are well situated for exploring both the Wye Valley and Brecon Beacons National Park. Wander through the ancient oak woodlands of the Forest of Dean and enjoy the scenery which changes with the seasons. The towns, villages and attractions of the Wye Valley are within easy reach. For an activity packed holiday, there is the Brecon Beacons National Park, an absolute haven for walkers, where you can enjoy the varied landscapes throughout the year, climbing and kayaking. For cyclists, you can take advantage of many scenic routes including the National Cycling Route (42), which runs nearby, together with some of the best mountain biking centres in the UK. You can try water sports at Llandegfedd Reservoir and there is fantastic fishing nearby on the River Usk, with day permits available in Usk. Visit one of the many vibrant, local market towns where you can pick up local produce at a farmers market, the closest being Usk (5 miles), Monmouth (10miles) and Abergavenny (12 miles), the gateway to the Brecon Beacons. The area is also rich in heritage, with many castles including Raglan Castle, just a stone s throw away. There are numerous beautiful churches, including the remains of the stunning Tintern Abbey, just a short drive away, as well as the well preserved remains of Roman civilisation in Caerleon and Caerwent. For those interested in horse racing, Chepstow racecourse is easily accessible. Golfers are spoilt for choice with access to the Celtic Manor s 3 courses, the Rolls of Monmouth, Green Meadow Golf and Country Club, Woodlake Park and Golf Club and St Pierre golf course. For the family there is Raglan farm park, 2 miles away, including large outdoor and indoor play areas. The Cities of Cardiff and Bristol are both an hour away by car. The property is one of two environmentally friendly converted farm barns, heated by air source heat pump, with underfloor heating throughout. Enjoying views across the hedgerows into the countryside. Step into the open plan living area, where you can relax with friends. The cosy space offers comfortable corner sofas where you can curl up in the warmth of the wood burner, in front of the Smart TV or enjoy a film on the DVD player. At mealtimes, gather on the benches at the dining table to enjoy a leisurely supper. The chef of your group can make the most of the well equipped kitchen space with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washer/dryer. There are two double bedrooms, each of which benefits from an en suite shower and WC. Outside, there is an open aspect area with table, chairs and fire pit which forms part of a large, enclosed space. Guests with dogs can make use of the enclosed paddock that is at the base of the garden. There is secure storage for bikes along with a bike wash, and off road parking for two cars. Electric car charging available, 30p/unit or kWhr payable to the owner.
This is the perfect location to relax and discover the very best Monmouthshire and South East Wales have to offer, surrounded by beautiful hills and woodland there is plenty to explore on foot if you choose to leave the car behind. The cottage is set on the fringes of the small village of Llandenny, which has a popular gastropub. It is just two miles from Raglan where you are well served with local village inns, mini supermarket, award winning butcher and fish and chip shop. You are well situated for exploring both the Wye Valley and Brecon Beacons National Park. Wander through the ancient oak woodlands of the Forest of Dean and enjoy the scenery which changes with the seasons. The towns, villages and attractions of the Wye Valley are within easy reach. For a little more adventure, there s the Brecon Beacons National Park, an absolute haven for walkers, where you can enjoy the varied landscapes throughout the year, climbing and kayaking. For cyclists, you can take advantage of many scenic routes including the National Cycling Route (42), which runs nearby, together with some of the best mountain biking centres in the UK. You can try water sports at Llandegfedd Reservoir and there is fantastic fishing nearby on the River Usk, with day permits available in Usk. Visit one of the many vibrant market towns where you can pick up some local produce at a farmers market, the closest being Usk (5 miles), Monmouth (10miles) and Abergavenny (12 miles), the gateway to the Brecon Beacons. The area is also rich in heritage, with many castles including Raglan Castle, just a stone s throw away. There are numerous beautiful churches including the remains of the stunning Tintern Abbey, just a short drive away, as well as the well preserved remains of Roman civilisation in Caerleon and Caerwent. For those interested in horse racing, Chepstow racecourse easily accessible. Golfers are spoilt for choice with access to the Celtic Manor s 3 courses, the Rolls of Monmouth, Green Meadow Golf and Country Club, Woodlake Park and Golf Club and St Pierre golf course. For the family there is Raglan farm park 2 miles away including large outdoor and indoor play areas. The Cities of Cardiff and Bristol are both an hour away by car. The property is one of two environmentally friendly converted farm barns, heated by air source heat pump, with underfloor heating throughout. Enjoying views across the hedgerows into the countryside beyond. Enter the property into the open plan living area, which offers plenty of space for relaxing with family or friends. Enjoy the warmth of the wood burner as you watch your favourite shows on the Smart TV, or a film on the DVD player. At mealtimes, whip up a delicious meal in the well equipped kitchen space with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washer/dryer. Sit down together to eat around the dining table and enjoy a leisurely supper. There are three spacious bedrooms. One double with an en suite shower and WC, another double, and a twin room. There is a bathroom with shower over the bath and WC. Outside there is an open aspect area with table and chairs and fire pit which forms part of a large, enclosed space. Guests can exercise their dogs in the enclosed paddock that is at the base of the garden. There is secure storage for bikes along with a bike wash and off road parking for two cars. Electric car charging available, 30p/unit or kWhr payable to the owner
A superb spot with lots to see and do nearby. Ideal for friends and families with its own enclosed lawn area and summer house opposite the barn which has spectacular countryside views and ideal to play or relax after a day s exploring. There are lots to see and do nearby; plenty of pretty walks, the disused railway line called The Tarka Trail where you can hire bikes and trikes for all ages rest a while and enjoy a drink or bite to eat at one of the many pubs along the trail. Other activities include paintballing within walking distance and golf which is nearby. Family theme parks such as The Milky Way and The Big sheep are always popular and are just 10 and 6 miles respectively. Stepping into the property, which is accessed through the small, cobbled yard you enter the impressive large open plan kitchen/diner, here you will find everything you need to cater your every need including an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. A breakfast bar allows for casual mealtimes with a wall mounted TV, but a large family size dining table and chairs is more suited to more formal dining. Leading on to the split level lounge which has a feature open tread staircase at its centre, a wood burner and comfy seating at one end a TV so you can enjoy your favourite TV show or have a movie night. At the other end is further seating and bean bags ideal for board games or a game of cards maybe. On this same level is a ground floor twin with TV and its own en suite shower room and WC. Heading upstairs to the rest of the sleeping accommodation you will find two more bedrooms both having TV s and exposed beams, the first of which has a king size bed with en suite shower room and WC. The other has a king size bed and an additional single bed with en suite shower room and WC. Heading outside, the small, cobbled courtyard off the kitchen is enclosed, but across the lane is your large enclosed lawn area with summer house and garden furniture, this has panoramic countryside views and a great place to enjoy the peace and tranquillity of this beautiful part of North Devon. There is ample off road parking for two cars, with a 32A Type electric vehicle charge point.
This cosy single storey barn is situated just one mile from the picturesque village of Chulmleigh, where you can wander its pretty winding streets and explore the local shops, art galleries and pubs. For golfers, there is an 18 hole golf course at the heart of the village. With Exmoor National Park a few miles north, you have the choice of exploring scenic walks and hidden beauty spots with ease. There are also a wealth of National Trust properties and gardens to explore in the area, as well as RHS Rosemoor Gardens, Dartington Crystal, The Big Sheep and The Milky Way. Stepping inside the barn, it is filled with character and is all on one level. There are two bedrooms within the property, with one king with a TV which then leads into a compact bunk room (please note that the top bunk is only suitable for one adult or two children), with a door leading out to the rear garden. The shower room has a walk in shower and WC and the lounge/diner has ample comfortable seating around a dining table, and a Smart TV to catch up on your favourite shows. If you prefer to stay in and cook rather than going out, the well equipped kitchen has an electric oven and hob, microwave, washing machine and fridge with an ice compartment. Heading outside the property is an enclosed private garden with a patio and lawn, with garden furniture and a BBQ. There is also a shared, heated, enclosed outdoor swimming pool, which is open from mid May to end September, a play area, games barn with a pool table and a tennis lawn. Guests are encouraged to enjoy the many pathways which meander across the countryside.
The cottage enjoys a great location on the fringes of the picturesque village of Preston on Wye. It is set within an established campsite from which you can access the River Wye where you can hire a canoe, enjoy coarse fishing with a day permit, or simply enjoy the wildlife along the Wye Valley Way. For more challenging terrain, join the Offa s Dyke Path on the Hatterall Ridge (17 miles), or tackle Hay Bluff and the Black Mountains (16 miles). Golfers can head for the nine holes at the Brampton golf course (5 miles). A trip to the vibrant market town of Hay on Wye (12 miles) is a must, where you can pick up local produce from a farmers market, browse the independent shops or relax and enjoy a director's choice movie at Booth s Cinema. This converted barn enjoys a great location where guests can take full advantage of the River Wye, the small on site farm shop and campsite rustic bar. Step inside the accommodation into an open plan living area which offers everything you will need during your stay. Feel right at home in the cosy lounge area with a two seater sofa and Smart TV, a dining table and chairs along with a well equipped kitchen with an electric oven and gas hob and fridge with ice compartment. There is a bathroom with a handheld shower, and a WC. A small spiral staircase offers access to a double bedroom where you can enjoy countryside views. Outside, guests can enjoy an open area with table and chairs. Guests can also access the campsite facilities to include, farm shop, rustic bar and canoe hire. There is parking for one car and secure bike storage.
Nestling in the countryside with fields and natural beauty in this lovely village of Rowen. Explore many footpaths and cycle routes, find mountains to climb and rivers to stroll along. Enjoy a spot of fishing, a round of golf or even surfing at Surf Snowdonia. This is the perfect location for walking, climbing, kayaking, canoeing and fishing in the breath taking scenery. Just 3 miles from coastal Conwy, a World Heritage Site and home to a 13th century castle together with a selection of independent shops, restaurants and a fishing harbour. Nature lovers will be spoilt for choice between National Trust s Bodnant Gardens, the RSPB reserve and wildlife excursions. True craftsmanship shines through in this beautiful stone barn furnished with all the thoughtful little extras to enhance your stay. Walk into the lounge with a comfortable sofa to snuggle up on, a Smart TV and a wood burner (first basket of logs provided) for cosy nights in. If you decide to eat in, the hand crafted oak kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. Once the meal is ready, enjoy time together at the dining table in the kitchen. Take time to unwind in the bathroom which has a shower over the bath and WC. Also on this floor is the spacious bedroom with a double bed, Smart TV and lovely views to wake up to. There is an enclosed walled garden with furniture and positioned to embrace the view from sunrise to sunset. There is private parking for one car at the property and you are welcome to store your bikes in the garden.
Superb position in the countryside with fields and natural beauty in this lovely village of Rowen. Explore many footpaths and cycle routes, find mountains to climb and rivers to stroll along. Enjoy a spot of fishing, a round of golf or even surfing at Surf Snowdonia. This is the perfect location for walking, climbing, kayaking, canoeing and fishing in breath taking scenery. Just 3 miles from coastal Conwy, a World Heritage Site and home to a 13th century castle together with a selection of independent shops, restaurants and a fishing harbour. Nature lovers will be spoilt for choice between National Trust s Bodnant Gardens, the RSPB reserve and wildlife excursions. Attractive stone barn conversion stylishly furnished with all the thoughtful little extras to enhance your stay. Walk into the hall and round to the lounge with comfortable sofas, Smart TV and wood burner (first basket of logs provided) for cosy nights in catching up on each other's news and holiday activities. If you decide to eat in, the hand crafted oak kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. Once the meal is ready everyone can enjoy time together at the dining table in the kitchen. Take time to unwind with a leisurely shower or bath in the first floor spacious bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC. Also on this floor are two welcoming bedrooms, both with Smart TVs, choose from the spacious bedroom with a double bed or a twin room. There is an enclosed walled garden with furniture and positioned to embrace the view from sunrise to sunset. Private parking for two cars at the property. You are welcome to store your bikes in the garden.
Set within 22.5 acres of ancient woodland with the Tarka Trail nearby, this is the perfect getaway for those looking to explore via foot or bicycle. Conveniently, just one mile from the charming village of Chulmleigh, with its small shops, pubs, riding stables and golf course. Slightly further afield, discover the moors or the coastline in the area, making this the perfect place to relax or take a hike with a picnic. The location of this hidden gem offers relaxing surroundings and walks set midway between the wild expanses of Dartmoor and Exmoor. The rugged coastline and sandy beaches of the North and South Devon coasts make it an ideal base to explore or enjoy a day at the seaside. Along with all the other local popular attractions, some of which include Eggesford Forest (1 miles), RHS Rosemoor (16 miles) and Dartington Crystal (18 miles). Stepping into this rustic yet comfortable property through the gated porch, ideal for your four legged friends, leads you into the impressive lounge area, open plan yet still retaining a cosy feel, lots of exposed beams, high ceilings and a fabulous galleried landing can be seen from the comfy sofas. A Smart TV with Sky TV (basic package) and a warming wood burner (first basket of logs provided) both make for a cosy evening. The adjacent kitchen/dining area offers everything you need to cook and eat in style, with French doors leading out to the raised balcony and Jurassic walkway, the view is everchanging. The kitchen area is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and washing machine. On the ground floor is the family bathroom with a shower over bath and WC. Heading up the stairs and at either end of the galleried landing (children must be supervised) are the bedrooms, two have king size beds and each with en suite shower rooms with a shower and WC. One of the rooms also has a single put up bed if required, and a door leading to the raised balcony. The final room is a twin. Outside, there is ample space to enjoy leisurely breakfast or lunch on the picnic bench and the gated porch at the front of the property also gives pets access to a small grass area. There is plenty of parking for up to three cars and additional parking available if needed. Can be booked with owners other property on site 74133 Owls Roost Escape.
The peaceful coastal Norfolk village of Walcott is a perfect choice for long beach walks from your doorstep whilst also benefiting from being a short distance to many other popular destinations and attractions this fantastic county offers. Cromer, famous for crab, the end of pier theatre and Amazona Zoo are just 11 miles away and families will enjoy a wonderful family day out at Great Yarmouth boasting a Pleasure Beach with a variety of rides of all kinds, crazy golf, traditional amusements and a Seal Life Centre and is just 19 miles away. Enjoy 125 miles of lock free, scenic waterways of The Norfolk Broads best explored by boat that can be accessed just 5 miles away at Stalham. You enter this luxury property and arrive in the hallway which straight down leads to the open plan lounge/kitchen/dining area which all boast wonderful sea views through the bi fold doors that stretch along the entire width of the rear of the property. The chef of the group will want for nothing and will feel right at home with the well equipped kitchen that features an electric oven and induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and a washing machine. The lounge provides a fantastic place to socialise with a comfortable sofa and two arm chairs, that surround a Smart TV, so even on holiday you can still catch up on your favourite shows, but on a nice sunny day with the bi folds open you can sit back, relax and breathe in the fresh sea breeze. When dinner time comes calling then the dining table can seat up to four guests and add to the ambience there is a wood burner (first basket of logs provided), so on a chilly dark night, you can cosy up with loved ones. When it's time for bed you have a double room with an ensuite shower room with a shower and WC and bedroom two is also a double bedroom with a shower room next door with a shower and WC. Outside, there is an enclosed bijou decked area accessed via the bi fold doors. You can look forward to sinking into the five person hot tub. For the warmer evenings and al fresco dining, there is a gas BBQ and a large communal grass area between the property and the beach. There is private off road parking available for two cars on the driveway to the front of the property.
The sleepy village of West Heslerton lies just 9 miles from Malton, 11 miles from the East Yorkshire coast and 13 miles from the North York Moors National Park, offering a great base for outdoor adventures throughout the North Yorkshire countryside. The nearby village of Sherburn (2.5 miles) has a handy convenience store and a pub. The surroundings enjoy picturesque countryside where you can visit Wolds Lavender & Nature Farm for nature trails, pack your clubs for Snainton Golf Centre, or head to North Yorkshire Water Park for canoeing and paddleboarding, all within 10 miles. Stop off for a well earned drink at the local village pub or spend a day at the seaside towns of Filey and Scarborough (13.5 miles). Head down the planted walkway to your retreat, where memories are about to be made. Enter this well planned and generously proportioned chalet style cabin into a bright and open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. This is a fantastic space for socialising with your friends and family. The kitchen is well equipped for you to cater for a quick breakfast, picnic or three course dinner and includes a gas oven and hob, fridge, dishwasher and microwave. Dine at the breakfast bar or take your meal over to the dining table and plan your next adventure. The lounge area is the perfect place to spend the chilly evenings while watching a movie on the Smart TV. The luxurious bathroom features a large freestanding bathtub, a large open shower and a WC. There are two bedrooms to rest your head: a king size bedroom and a king size zip and link (which can be made into 2 6 twins upon request). Outside, the property has a great, partly enclosed, wraparound decked terrace which is complete with ramps so that guests can enjoy the outdoors. There is a dining area with a BBQ rack for disposable trays; take your meal around to the covered area for an al fresco dinner. Step into the hot tub and ease your aching muscles after a long day walking around the stunning North Yorkshire countryside and coast you may even hear or spot the local wildlife rustling around you. There are various spots where you can sit outside with bespoke made seating which is perfect if you want a quiet area to read, follow the sun or enjoy a sundowner in the evening. There is off street parking for two cars provided.
