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.
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High Bickington, Devon, South West of England
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Forest Park Lodges is set in 11 acres of mature woodland surrounded by rolling hills and meadows in the beautiful Taw Valley, neighbouring 94 acres of Woodland Trust land. The area is known as Tarka the Otter country and there is much to see and do. A perfect location for walkers and ramblers, with endless footpaths to wander, yet still within easy reach of the coast, and two 18 hole golf courses within a 10 minute drive. Set high up and overlooking glorious countryside, FOREST VIEW is a beautifully designed lodge, built to a high specification, with 2 en suite bedrooms, a kitchen/dining area and a spectacular ground floor living space. Whilst enjoying seclusion, FOREST VIEW is still only a mile from the nearest village providing a small shop/post office, surgery, church and two pubs. Enjoy the peace and tranquility of the Devon countryside, while staying in FOREST VIEW, a real home from home. LIVING AREAS Enter through the front door into a spacious lounge, with two leather sofas, a central wooden chest full of goodies, wood laminate flooring and lots of special touches, making this a very comfortable holiday home. A large TV with SKY, DVD, VCR and PlayStation 2 are provided, as well as a large selection of DVDs, videos and PlayStation games. The owners have really thought of everything for your stay, from a substantial selection of games for children to drawers full of books, candles, colouring pencils and plenty of other activities. KITCHEN FOREST VIEW has a well equipped, practical modern kitchen with wood laminate flooring. Appliances include a fridge/freezer, dishwasher, oven, hob, microwave, blender, coffee machine, kettle, toaster, and all other essential utensils. BEDROOMS Climb the staircase to the bedrooms. Bedroom 1 is a twin room, tastefully decorated, with 2 single beds, a futon, and useful table and chairs. Bedroom 2, decorated in white and blue, contains a double bed with stoThe Gold award winning Shank nestles amongst the fairways of the 400-acre Caldecott Hall Golf Club & Country Estate, on the south eastern fringes of the beautifully unique Norfolk Broads National Park. It is part of the Fairway Lakes Village Scandianavian wooden lodge development, overlooking the 11th fairway. Relax in the hot tub while enjoying the impressive views of the golf course and the historic Waveney Forest. There are two 18-hole golf courses and a 20 berth driving range, with lessons available. The clubhouse is a spectacular Norfolk barn conversion. The original manor house is a three star hotel, bar and restaurant. The Barnworks Fitness Studio and Spa (with heated swimming pool) has a wide range of facilities available including pamper sessions. During the summer, the Hall hosts external events and music may be heard into the late evening. The lakes are well-stocked, and fishing is permitted on request. For the animal lover, adopt a horse at the on-site Redwings Horse Sanctuary. Over the road are the stunning Tudor-Jacobean Somerleyton Hall and Fritton Lake Estate, with gardens, mazes, lakes and boating. The cathedral city of Norwich is 20 miles, whilst traditional seaside fun can be had at Great Yarmouth, 5 miles. Both the Norfolk and Suffolk Heritage Coasts deserve a day trip. Beccles & Bungay are quaint market towns. The Shank is an environmentally friendly lodge, rainwater harvesting, grey water recycled, triple glazing throughout with thermostats in all rooms and recycling and composting is much encouraged. There is a village delicatessen in Bradwell - 2 miles (voted best East Anglian Butcher in 2011). Use of all club facilities available at concessionary rates.
Thistle Dubh is a detached wooden lodge situated in the Barend Holiday Village, two miles from Colvend in Dumfries & Galloway. This cottage sleeps five people in three bedrooms, consisting of one double with en-suite shower, a zip/link double with basin and WC and a ground floor single, as well as a ground floor wetroom. The cottage also has a kitchen with breakfast area and a sitting room with dining area and electric fire. Thistle Dubh is an ideal base for a family or group of friends who wish to explore the area on foot or by bike, or who would like to enjoy the beaches and golf courses that can be found nearby.
The Beeches is a wonderful luxury log cabin located in a peaceful holiday park near Narberth, Pembrokeshire. With two bedrooms, including a double with an en-suite shower room and a twin, as a well as a separate bathroom, this cottage can sleep up to four people. The cottage also contains an open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area. To the outside of the cottage there is a decked garden with furniture and a spa bath, and there is an on-site golf course and a trout fishing lake available for guests. The Beeches is an ideal cottage for groups of friends looking for a relaxing break, or a wonderful holiday base for discovering the wonders of Pembrokeshire.
Dyrham House is an historic Grade II listed property located on the edge of the Cotswold Hills just outside the UNESCO World Heritage city of Bath and the vibrant, artistic city of Bristol. The central hall with its stone mullion windows dates from 1570 with Georgian extensions added in 1850. It has been carefully and lovingly restored standing at the top of the village with views across the countryside and onto the hills beyond. The meticulous attention to detail can be seen in the quality of the interiors, where a sympathetic blend of both traditional and modern furniture and fittings creates a welcoming family home very much in harmony with its rural surroundings. The breath-taking gardens have had a much-coveted listing in the National Garden Scheme Yellow Book.
The front lawn slopes gently down to Boyd Brook, whose source is the underground spring in the grounds of the magnificent National Trust property Dyrham Park a few minutes walk away. The earliest suggestion of a park at Dyrham is in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, which records the Battle of Deorham in AD 571 or 577, the name being thought to derive either from dwr meaning water and referring to the springs in the area, or from deor hamme, a deer enclosure. The deer park exists today and you can see the shapes of the 6th century hill fort in the fields beyond.
Sit on the south facing terrace and enjoy the delight of watching ducks alight on the brook or simply take in the breath-taking views and the stunning herbaceous borders in the main garden. There is an outdoor dining table on the terrace which seats 12 with a parasol for summer dining. The kitchen doors fold back to create an indoor/outdoor space in the summer. The sitting room doors also open onto the garden - perfect for a summer stay. In winter you will prefer closed doors and a wood burning fire in one of the many fireplaces throughout the house to give you that cosy, country house stay.
There are many walks in the area including one of the greatest walks in Britain, the Cotswold Way, which passes right through the village. You can join it for a 20 minute walk to Dyrham Wood or for the more intrepid to Bath itself - a wonderful, if hearty, walk that ends at Bath Abbey.
There are many other activities nearby; horse riding at Lucknam Park (also home to a Michelin starred restaurant and spa facilities), horse racing at the Bath race track, golf at Tracey Park the 240 acre park land and hotel a mere 5 minutes away, boating on the River Avon, hot air ballooning in nearby Bristol and tennis in Victoria Park, Bath.
The stunning, historic cities of Bath and Bristol offer a wealth of sightseeing and cultural activities from museums to art centres, cinemas and theatre including the Bristol Old Vic, one of the oldest and most revered theatres in Britain. There are four Michelin starred restaurants in Bristol. Both Bristol and Bath host antique markets, farmers markets and excellent independent shops. Bath is home to the ancient Roman Baths and the luxuriously modern Thermae Bath Spa, which houses the only natural thermal hot springs in Britain. In Bristol try a spa day and fine dining at The Lido the restored Victorian outdoor heated pool and spa in the city centre.
There are many other historic towns, villages and properties nearby which offer excellent family trips. Visit Lacock Abbey in nearby Lacock where Harry Potter was filmed or the thatched cottages of Castle Combe also home to the Michelin starred restaurant in the Combe Manor Hotel a 10 minute drive away.
Or enjoy the beautiful Victorian seaside town of Clevedon on the Severn Estuary 10 miles outside of Bristol, featuring the fully restored Victoria jetty, Clevedon Pier. Clevedon has seaside walks, a sailing club and the restored Victorian 'tidal pool' for swimming and kayaking. 10 miles outside of Bath is Longleat Safari Park in the grounds of the Elizabethan stately manor house.
Dyrham House is an oasis of tranquillity that will welcome you back to its beautiful, private setting from whatever fun trip you choose with your friends and family!
Dyrham House is located in one of the most picturesque parts of the country, right on the doorstep of the famous walking route The Cotswold Way. The local area is truly a walkers haven and you’ll find pamphlets in the house to direct you. You’ll benefit from the peace and quiet of a country retreat whilst still being easily accessible to the cultural hubs of Bath and Bristol.
As a UNESCO World Heritage city, you’d be silly to pass up a trip to Bath. With the Roman Baths, more museums than you can shake a stick at, markets and gorgeous Georgian architecture, there’s so much to do.
Bristol is a vibrant and forward-thinking city. With one of the country’s most diverse music and arts scenes, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to eating, drinking, live music and dancing into the early hours.
A plethora of activities are available in the local area too; cycling, horse riding, golf, boating, hiking, National Trust properties and restaurants galore.
Lodge 48, Hartland Forest is a detached Finnish-style lodge located in the Hartland Forest Golf and Leisure Parc, two miles from the village of Woolsery and thirteen miles from the town of Bideford in North Devon. This all ground floor lodge has three bedrooms, one of which is an en-suite double and also comprises of two twin bedrooms, which means that this lodge can sleep six people. This cottage also has a shower room, and an open plan living area with kitchen area, a dining area and a sitting area. Outside there is a decked patio with furniture and off road parking for two cars. With beaches and coastal towns only a short drive away, Lodge 48 is a perfect base at any time of year.
Located in an ever popular part of North Cornwall, you will be just a three minute drive from the beautiful sandy beach of Widemouth Bay and eight minutes from the vibrant coastal town of Bude, busy all year round and boasting plenty of shops and restaurants, an 18 hole links golf course, sport and leisure centre, bowling greens, coarse and sea fishing, a choice of beachs and beautiful clifftop walks. The picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac, with fine local cuisine and famed for its association with Doc Martin lies to the west, as does ever popular Padstow and Newquay. Other places of interest accessible from here include King Arthur s castle, The Eden Project, Crealy Adventure Park, Bodmin Moor, and numerous National Trust properties and gardens, such as Lanhydrock. Stepping into the delightfully beamed two storey barn conversion you will immediately find yourself in a light and cosy open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Here squishy sofas, a Smart TV with DVD and a warming wood burner effect electric fire welcome you into the lounge area. The dining area is beautifully appointed with a contemporary country style kitchen table, settle and dresser and the well appointed kitchen offers an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. Heading up the stairs to the first floor you will then discover the bedrooms, each boasting a beautiful double height ceiling with original exposed beams. These comprise a king size bedroom with en suite shower and WC, and a delightful little twin bedroom. There is also a separate bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Heading outside, there is an enclosed private garden to the front of the cottage with lawn area, gravelled patio area, garden furniture and charcoal BBQ. Ample private off road parking is provided within 10 yards. Shared on site leisure facilities within about 20 acres of private woodland and farmland include an indoor tennis court, pool table, table tennis, giant outdoor chess,river trout and coarse lake fishing, woodland walks and a kite flying field. .
This luxurious barn located in Llwyngwril, explore Snowdonia National Park, the coast and countryside of North and West Wales providing opportunities for walking, cycling, golfing, swimming, water sports, boating and fishing. Why not take a journey on the steam railway to Dolgogh waterfalls, climb to a mountain summit or head to the sandy beach in Fairbourne or Aberdovey. There are a range of attractions nearby including Ynys Hir nature reserve, the Dyfi Opsrey project, the Centre of Alternative Technology with cliff railway, King Arthurs Labyrinth, the slate mines, the Museum of Modern Art Wales, the Owain Glyndwr Centre and Harlech Castle to name but a few. This is an all year round destination with so much to do. This beautiful barn conversion sits proudly overlooking the sea, it has been creatively designed maximising the wonderful coastal views and offering all your creature comforts alongside feature stone walls, exposed beams, tiled floors and underfloor heating, all of which are designed to enhance your stay. The door opens into the contemporary lounge/kitchen/diner with pleasing architectural symmetry. If you decide to eat in, the kitchen area has granite work surfaces, electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and all the equipment you need to rustle up a meal. The dining table takes centre stage with room for everyone to enjoy a meal together. After dinner enjoy a board game or just relax on the sofa, loose yourself in a good book or just catch up with your friends and family. For cosy nights in light the wood burner, plan your holiday activities and watch a film on the TV/DVD. From the lounge take a few steps up to the fabulous king size bedroom with stunning sea views and en suite shower room and WC. From the lounge take a few steps down into the lovely second bedroom with super king size bed with rural views and a stylish en suite shower room and WC, guests will love the sliding door feature. This luxury barn is a real pleasure to stay in with lovely views to wake up to. Outside, enjoy the wildlife and wonderful sea views from sunrise to sunset from the paved terrace with table and chairs or enjoy a morning coffee on the barn bench. Relax on the lawn, walk down through the owners fields to babbling stream or head down to the beach. There is plenty of space to store your bike and canoes, and ample private parking for two cars.
You are just a mile from a thriving village offering a country store, cafe, two pubs and restaurants. Great cycling and walking country with the West Mendip Way and South West Coast Path nearby, maybe stop off at one of the country pubs dotted on route. Golf and fishing are available within the village of Bleadon, sailing, dry slope skiing and other outdoor pursuits are available locally. Only 3.6 miles from the sandy beaches of Weston Super Mare and Uphill Sands are even closer. Ideal for exploring Brean, Cheddar Gorge, Wookey Hole, the beautiful Cathedral City of Wells, Glastonbury Tor, Bath, Bristol and Taunton. Upon entering the single story property you are greeted with a light airy space, the hallway leads you into the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with open beams and high ceilings, relax on the comfy sofas while watching your favourite TV programme or open the door to the patio letting the outside in. Start your day with a hearty breakfast in the well equipped kitchen/dining area which has an electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge, local produce can be bought from the nearby farm shop. The two spacious double bedrooms are located at either end of the property providing privacy, both have TV s so you can catch up on the morning s headlines with a cup of tea. The wet room with shower and WC can be found off the hallway in between both bedrooms. Enjoy a spot of alfresco dining in the enclosed south facing private patio with seating. Also available is a lovely grassy area with picnic tables by a large duck pond with views across the famous Thatcher cider orchards, surrounding Mendip Hills and paddocks where you will see miniature Shetland ponies and of course the ducks. It is a perfect place to unwind with a morning cup of coffee or evening glass of wine and enjoy this peaceful rural setting. There is enough off road parking for two cars.
