Log Cabins to RentLog cabins are self catering accommodation, but that is not a sentence of one week in the kitchen. It’s an opportunity to start the day at your own pace with breakfast as you like it, and to come and go as you please. But it’s lovely to have a restaurant close by so that you only use that kitchen when you want to. The log cabins below will ensure you never feel chained to the hob or the sink.
With quick access to A38, Notter Mill is a great base for you to explore the South West. With the local pub 500 metres from your door and supermarkets within 2.5 miles, you will have everything you need for a great break away. Local attractions include Adrenaline Quarry (10 miles), and the Eden Project (30 miles) or venture out to the coast and visit the popular fishing village of Looe famous for its bars, restaurants, local shops and boat trips. This wonderful complex of cottages is nestled on the banks of the River Lynher in a peaceful and secluded setting with a tranquil atmosphere and boasts plenty for the family to do with its own outdoor heated swimming pool and play facilities, and fishing available locally. Enter the lodge and step into a very spacious lounge/dining/kitchen with plenty of light and a wonderfully open feel. The kitchen is complete with an electric oven and hob, microwave, and fridge/freezer, the perfect place to pack up a good lunch for the day or cook up a delicious evening meal. Head through to the lounge/dining area where you will find a great sociable place to spend time either around the dining table or relaxing on the comfy seating in front of the open fire watching your favourite programmes on the TV with Freeview. Heading through to the two bedrooms, the first is a lovely king size bedroom with plenty of storage space while the second is a triple room with a bunk bed and an additional single bed, great for children. Next door is the bathroom with a shower over the bath and a WC. Outside is a wonderful patio area with garden furniture and a private bubbling hot tub, as well as a shared lawn to use. The complex has a coin operated launderette available on site for guests, along with a play area, tennis court, and an outdoor heated swimming pool for all to enjoy. There is parking for one car on the private driveway outside the lodge, and further parking in the shared private car park.
With an on site outdoor heated swimming pool, play facilities, fishing available locally, and quick access to the A38, Notter Mill is a great base for you to explore the South West. This wonderful complex of lodges nestles on the banks of the River Lynher in a peaceful and secluded setting with a tranquil atmosphere and boasts plenty for the family to do. Local attractions include Adrenaline Quarry (10 miles) and the Eden Project (30 miles) or venture out to the coast and visit the popular fishing village of Looe (12 miles) with bars, restaurants, local shops, and boat trips. With the local pub 500 metres from your door and supermarkets 2.5 miles away, you will have everything you need for a great break away. Enter the lodge and step into a very spacious lounge/kitchen/diner with plenty of light and a wonderfully open feel, just perfect for families. The kitchen is complete with an electric oven and hob, microwave, and fridge/freezer, the perfect place to pack up a good lunch for the day or cook up a delicious evening meal. Heading through to the lounge/dining area, you will find a great sociable place to spend time either around the dining table or relaxing on the comfy seating in front of the open fire and watching your favourite programmes on the TV with Freeview. Continuing through to the two bedrooms, the first is a lovely king size bedroom with plenty of storage space and filled with light, and the second is the twin bedroom. Next door is the bathroom with a bath, separate shower, and WC. Outside is a wonderful patio area with garden furniture and a private hot tub for you to bubble away in after a long day, as well as a shared lawn to use. The complex has a coin operated launderette available on site for guests, along with a play area, tennis court, and an outdoor heated swimming pool for all to enjoy. There is parking for one car on the private driveway outside the lodge, and further parking in the shared private car park.
This is part of a small complex of three other properties, tucked away for your privacy. With a wrap around terrace, you can spend many evenings gazing at the stars. It s just 5 miles from the Victorian fishing town of Ilfracombe. Stroll around the harbour and discover a plethora of shops, cafes and restaurants. And only 6 miles away is the award winning seaside village of Woolacombe, with its iconic beach huts and 3 miles of golden sands, and has been voted one of the best places to surf in the world. Exmoor National Park is just 8 miles away with its magical woodland walks and stunning moorland. On the approach to your holiday let you will pass beautiful gardens and barns. There is allocated parking outside the holiday let where you can leave your car. Step inside the door and enter the kitchen/dining area, continuing through into the lounge area. This is a great place to relax after a day of adventure on the comfy sofas, with a Smart TV to watch a movie or two. The compact kitchen has everything you need to cook up a great breakfast or a favourite recipe, including an electric cooker with a gas hob, fridge/freezer and a microwave. There is a dining table here that overlooks the landscaped garden. Walking through to the bedrooms, the first bedroom has a double bed and an en suite shower room with WC, and the second bedroom has small twin beds, only suitable for young children. To complete this caravan, there is a bath with a handheld shower attachment and a WC. Step outside on your terrace and here you can enjoy relaxing on the patio furniture, or you can dine alfresco with a charcoal BBQ provided on those warmer evenings. There is parking for two cars.
Known locally as the gateway to the New Forest, this home is tucked away in a fabulous spot which allows guests to revel in the natural beauty of the national park. The rare blend of open heathlands and ancient woodlands combined with extensive gravel paths make this ideal for walkers and cyclists to enjoy eye catching scenes on every trail, and why not bring those four pawed friends to enjoy these too? In addition, guests will also have an easy opportunity to take trips to historic market towns such as Ringwood (7.5 miles) and Salisbury (12.5 miles), offering an array of fantastic shops, cafés and restaurants. There is the convenience of four pubs within a mile, all serving delicious food to enjoy. Upon entering this home, you will immediately notice the unique nature mural design which spreads throughout the property. First off, you will come to the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner which has everything you need including an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, and coffee machine which you can use to make a warming morning brew to enjoy at the breakfast bar. Making your way through to the lounge space, you will find two stylish sofas, a Smart TV and a wood burner (first basket of logs provided). There are even some handy dog towels here to clean off pets so they can fully relax too. Moving through the hallway will bring you past the spacious bathroom complete with a bath, separate waterfall double ended shower and WC, and finally onto the bedroom which screams comfort with a king size bed and plenty of wardrobe space for guests to use. You can make your way to the rear enclosed garden via the French doors in the lounge, from the bedroom or even a gated entrance to the left of the home. This outdoor space continues the theme of luxury with guests having access to their own private hot tub, outdoor seating, sun loungers and BBQ on the patio space, and a grassed area too. There is also the added benefit of a lockable shed where guests can store bikes when required. There is private parking for two cars.
For the walkers and cyclists amongst you, this beautiful spot provides country trails from the doorstep, allowing you to take in the best that the South Downs National Park has to offer. The thriving market town of Alton is just 2.5 miles away and has a delightful mix of historic buildings, modern shops, cafes and restaurants, whilst the Watercress Line steam railway goes from Alton and trundles through pleasant countryside, through the villages of Ropley and Alresford. Enjoy a walk through the Lavender Fields at Hartley Park Farm or even explore Alice Holt Forest, both within 7 miles. From making your way up the external stairway and into the converted loft you will soon notice the attention to detail in this stylish retreat. The open plan layout consists of the kitchen, lounge, dining, and bedroom space to which the wonderful, draped curtains can be drawn. The kitchen has everything you need including an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and even a wine cooler, whilst guests can take a seat on the breakfast bar to enjoy dining. There is also a comfortable sofa positioned here allowing guests to fully relax after a day on the trails. The chic bedroom space consists of a king size bed with light flowing through the windows on both sides. Featuring a unique design, you can make your way from either side of the bed through to the exquisite bathroom, where you will find a roll top bath and separate walk in waterfall shower and WC. The home has a gated entrance to the grounds and outdoor space in abundance where guests can explore Hartley Wine Estate s 80 acres of vines, woodland, farmland and fishing lakes. You could even meet the friendly animals which include a family of peacocks, rare breed chickens and a flock of sheep too. There is ample parking on site.
This contemporary shepherds hut enjoys a stunning location at the gateway to the picturesque South Downs National Park and is home to extensive heathlands, forests, farmland and historical sites, as well as many dog friendly pubs too. Walkers and cyclists are well catered for with country trails from the doorstep. The thriving market town of Alton is just 2.6 miles away and has a delightful mix of historic buildings, modern shops, cafes and restaurants too. Nearby in Selborne (4.5 miles) you can walk up the famous zig zag pathway, enjoy the views and explore the hangers, or visit Gilbert White s House and The Oates Collection. Head up the small flight of steps and over the decking into this wonderful shepherds hut where you will immediately find yourself surrounded by contemporary country style in the cosy living and sleeping area. The well presented kitchen space is well equipped with a gas hob, microwave, fridge and wash basin, whilst there is also a dining table for two to sit together and perhaps enjoy a spot of breakfast. A key feature of this home from home is the warming wood burner where logs and kindling are supplied favourably. When the stars are out at the end of the day, retire to the double bed which forms part of this compact yet perfectly appointed space. Completing the offering inside the property, an en suite shower and WC provides for a comfortable stay in this beautifully rustic environment. Located outside and to the front of the property, a lovely secluded decking area has been provided for your relaxation and enjoyment and this boasts a private wood fired hot tub, outdoor seating and fabulous views across the vineyard where guests can explore Hartley Wine Estate s 80 acres of vines, woodland, farmland and fishing lakes. You can even meet the friendly animals including a family of peacocks, rare breed chickens and a flock of sheep too. There is ample parking on site.
The farm is located in north east Fife surrounded by beautiful coastline, quaint fishing villages, and gently undulating countryside. The city of Dundee is less than 10 miles from the farm and St Andrews, the home of golf, is 8 miles away. Take your pick from Michelin starred restaurants serving up delicious fresh seafood or take the family to explore St Andrews castle and the 2 mile stretch of golden sandy beach. There are plenty of activities to be had at the working farm, from making friends with the resident goats and sheep, or a walk to Willies Wood, which is perfect for picnics with a view! Step up onto the wrap around decking and through into the utility room, a perfect place for drying muddy paws. The washer/dryer is located here with ample coat storage too. The open plan living and kitchen area are next, with its stunning apex windows and views over east Fife. The dining and living space is the perfect space for the family to come together to share drawn out dinners, jigsaw puzzles, or perhaps a board game. A fully fitted kitchen with a breakfast bar consists of an electric range oven with gas hobs, dishwasher, microwave, and fridge/freezer. Continue through to the three spacious bedrooms, two with zip and link twin beds (which can be made into doubles on request) and a master double bedroom with an en suite shower room and WC. The family bathroom is fresh and roomy with a waterfall shower over the bath and WC. While away the afternoon on the enclosed decking and absorb the incredible views while the children bounce away on the sunken trampoline in the on site play area. Feed the family on the gas BBQ which sits beside the lawn to the back of the lodge. There is even an outdoor hose to wash off muddy paws and there is parking for three cars at the lodge.
The chalet is located in a small, purpose built holiday park, opposite the coast. The beach offers a long stretch of golden sand which can be enjoyed along with the dunes. If you feel like heading into town, Pembroke (4 miles) has an array of shops, restaurants and bars to wander around or why not explore historic Pembroke Castle, the birthplace of Henry VII? Tenby can be reached in just under 9 miles and Manor Park Zoo is just 8 miles away for a day out with the family. As you enter the chalet, you are welcomed into the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The lounge has ample seating for four seated around the Smart TV. Settle down for an evening and stream your favourite movies after a fun day at the beach. The kitchen is equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, and an under counter fridge with a freezer compartment. There is a dining table for four so open up a pack of cards or a board game. Up the stairs to the first floor, you will find two bedrooms along with the family bathroom. The light, airy master bedroom has a king size bed with storage for your clothes and belongings and the second bedroom is a twin room with two small single beds perfect for children. The family bathroom has a bath with an overhead shower and WC. Externally, there is no garden but there is a front lawn, and the beach is less than 200 meters away.
Situated high up on a hill reached via a winding country lane this is the perfect location to get away from it all, yet being close to the various amenities of Matlock which is less than a mile away. Matlock has a variety of shops, cafes, restaurants, pubs, a weekly market, river walks, and parks. In Autumn the Matlock Bath illuminations and firework display are a spectacular event. The property is 9 miles away from the home of the Bakewell pudding in the pretty riverside town of Bakewell. Chatsworth House and Gardens are also 8 miles away and provide a fabulous day out. Step into the open plan accommodation which offers an impressive, vaulted ceiling with exposed wooden beams. Relax on the comfy sofas around the wall mounted Smart TV or come together and play a board game on the dining table which is a beautiful feature within the accommodation, offering bench seating and a farmhouse table. Light the wood burner in the chillier months which makes the open plan space toasty and warm and relax with a good book or maybe a movie. The kitchen area offers everything you need to rustle up a memorable meal, including an electric oven and gas hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and microwave. The king size bed is situated under a picture window offering beautiful views across the valley. There is a shower room with a wet room style shower, and WC. There is a pretty stone flagged terrace directly outside the barn with BBQ, seating, and parasol, providing a delightful spot to sit and enjoy the summer sun. There is a lawned area with further seating to sit and enjoy the peace and tranquillity that surround you. Off road parking for 2 cars.
While staying in this attractive property, you re just 3.5 miles from Richmond, a Georgian market town brimming with shops, restaurants and quirky boutiques. Richmond s former station is now home to a cinema, real ale brewery, ice cream parlour and art gallery. You could visit the 11th century castle and revel in the fantastic scenery. The River Swale is less than half a mile away from your doorstep, where you take a stroll or stop for a picnic, and Easby Abbey is 2 miles distant. The barn is crammed full of character from beamed ceilings to cleverly considered space. It encompasses thoughtful luxury touches, creating an unforgettable and unique property with everything you need for a romantic trip away. The open plan living area incorporates the lounge/kitchen/diner. Prepare a romantic dinner for two in this generously equipped kitchen featuring an induction hob, electric oven, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and Nespresso machine, there is also a washing machine and microwave hidden away in the pantry cupboard. Once your delicious meal has been cooked, you can either dine at the breakfast bar or outside on the patio. After dinner, stoke the fire on the double width wood burner and pick a film to watch on the Smart TV. Venture upstairs to the mezzanine floor and relax into the sumptuous king size bed. After a restful night's sleep, be refreshed in the rainfall shower ready for another day of adventures or just relax in the luxurious free standing bath filled with bubbles. Outside, the cottage is a large patio with wonderful countryside views which can be accessed from the lounge and via a side path. Dine alfresco on the large dining set provided while watching the sun go down. Sink into the hot tub which is particularly inviting at night under the star filled skies or toast marshmallows over the firepit. There is a shared paddock on the owners' grounds that has picnic benches where you can enjoy the surrounding views of the countryside. From the paddock, there is direct access to a public footpath which leads to an old disused railway line. There is off road parking for two cars.
