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.
This pretty cottage makes a delightful base for couples exploring the magnificent Brecon Beacons National Park, with miles of breathtaking walks and cycle trails to discover. Local attractions include the remains of the Iron Age fort at Pen y Crug (4.5 miles), the highest peak in southern Britain, Pen y Fan (10 miles), Llangorse Lake (10.5 miles), Talgarth Mill (13 miles) and Tretower Castle (16 miles). The popular Cradoc Golf Club is nearby (3 miles) or you could head into the historic and bustling market town of Brecon (4 miles) which has a variety of independent shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as a cathedral, a leisure centre with a swimming pool, a theatre and a 1930s style cinema. This charming property has an attractively furnished open plan lounge/kitchen/diner which features a wood burner, exposed beams and beautiful views down the valley. The cosy lounge has plenty of seating so you can snuggle up and catch up with a good book or watch a movie on the TV/DVD. The dining area is ideal for sharing your favourite meals, which you can cook in the stylish kitchen area which is equipped with an oven, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Heading upstairs you will find the pretty, spacious and lightly decorated bedroom which features a comfortable king size bed, chairs and far reaching views. There s also a bathroom complete with shower over the bath and a WC. French doors lead out from the lounge into a private orchard where you can sit back on the garden furniture with a glass of wine in the evening or share a BBQ. There s ample parking available as well as storage space for mountain bikes and muddy boots.
Get away from it all in this wonderful rural setting, however, there are many places to head off to during your holiday including the historic market town of Dorchester (1.5 miles) has plenty of independent shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants, and is known for its links to Thomas Hardy. You can visit Hardy s birthplace in the village of Higher Bockhampton (3.5 miles), or his home at Max Gate (3 miles). Other local attractions include Maiden Castle (3.5 miles), Jordan Hill Roman Temple (9.5 miles) and Clouds Hill, the former retreat of T E Lawrence (9.5 miles). You can also head to the coast with the popular resort of Weymouth nearby (11 miles), which features a sandy beach, traditional seaside amusements and a vibrant harbour. Weymouth is also home to the lifting Town Bridge, the Radipole Lake RSPB Reserve and the Nothe Fort museum. Set at the end of an unmade track amongst original farm workers cottages, this attractive cottage is accessed via three steps which lead into the porch. You can leave coats and boots in the hall, then head into the spacious, light and welcoming open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. With a vaulted ceiling and exposed beams, this living area is an ideal space to relax in. The lounge has plenty of seating, Smart TV/DVD and a wood burner, while the dining area is perfect for any family meal. The charming kitchen is equipped with an oven, microwave, washing machine and a fridge with an ice compartment. There is also a cosy double bedroom on the ground floor, where you will also find the bathroom, which is complete with a shower over the bath and a WC. A spiral staircase leads you up to a small gallery with a low beam and then into the twin bedroom. This bedroom has two 2 6 single beds and a low, sloping ceiling. To the front of the cottage there s a grassy area which is crossed by a public footpath. You can also relax in the large L shaped back garden which is laid to lawn with trees and shrubs and looks out over acres of fields. There s also a choice of outdoor furniture so you can sit back with a drink and enjoy the views.
This stunning lodge is located on an exclusive holiday resort just above St Mary s Bay on the outskirts of Brixham. Bring your buckets and spades and enjoy family days on the beach, which is a short walk away, it is a secluded sand and shingle bay surrounded by cliffs. You can enjoy the South West Coastal Path and lovely walks across the cliff tops. The fishing town of Brixham is just over a mile with its harbour, restaurants serving local seafood, cafes, pubs, shops and galleries. You will also be within a short drive to Torquay where you'll find the palm lined promenade, seafront gardens, a lively harbour and an international marina. Upon entering this privately owned immaculate single storey lodge via four external steps, you are greeted with a light and airy open plan lounge/kitchen/diner which enjoys wonderful sea views and benefits from an electric wood burner. In the summer you can open the patio doors to let the outside in, or in the cooler months snuggle up on the comfy sofa's and watch the seasons change while watching your favourite programme on the Smart TV. The very well equipped kitchen has a gas oven and hob, fridge, freezer, microwave and dishwasher, perfect for trying out new recipes or old family favourites. There is a useful cupboard for storing coats and sandy shoes which also houses the washer/dryer. There are two immaculate bedrooms, a double with the added benefit of an en suite shower and WC and a twin with large walk in wardrobe. Attention to detail is second to none and there are fluffy bathrobes for all guests. Completing the accommodation is a contemporary bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC. Venturing outside there is a large raised balcony where guests will find seating, making it a perfect spot to enjoy some al fresco dining, or a place to relax and enjoy a glass of wine under the star filled skies. There is an off road parking space directly beside the lodge and further parking available within the immediate vicinity.
Ideally located in the Howardian Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. For the walkers and cyclists, you will be spoilt with countryside with the North York Moors National Park nearby. There is plenty in the area with something for everyone to enjoy, including Flamingo Land Resort, Castle Howard, an 18th century stately home with grounds, fountains, trails and lakes. Visit the city of York and enjoy some retail therapy or a bite to eat at one of the restaurants, explore York Minster, the variety of museums and Clifford s Tower, or visit one of the golf courses nearby. Head further afield to the East Coast, some of which is dog friendly and explore what the area has to offer. Heading inside this stylish and contemporary, yet characterful property, you will find the bright and spacious lounge/kitchen/diner, which certainly provides the 'wow' factor! The stylish kitchen area is a great social space to prepare a meal for everyone, equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge/freezer with large wooden table to relax and eat. The lounge area is the perfect space to relax after a long day, with comfy seating and Smart TV, where you can watch a film or admire the views through the floor to ceiling windows. Through the door to the entrance lobby are two ground floor bedrooms, to the left is a spacious king size bedroom with wardrobe and chest of drawers and to the right a twin bedroom also with clothes storage and TV. Completing the ground floor is a spacious bathroom with bath, shower and WC, perfect for a soak after a day walking. Head up to the first floor where you will find the master bedroom, a king size with TV, Juliette balcony which provides views of the outdoor countryside and a beautiful en suite shower room and WC. Venturing outside through the bi folding doors you will find a gravelled area, and a patio with garden furniture, a perfect spot to dine alfresco and enjoy the countryside views. There is a large enclosed paddock so your four legged friends can run free. There is off road parking for two cars. Electric car charging is charged at 30 per week per car and is payable to the owner directly.
Set a short distance from the many beaches along the North Devon and North Cornwall coast, it is ideal for couples or families wishing to explore this beautiful area. There is plenty to discover including family theme parks such as The Big Sheep and The Milky Way, RHS Rosemoor, cycling on the Tarka Trail, or walking along the coastal footpaths. Clovelly, a unique cliff side fishing village that is privately owned and has remained unchanged for many years, is well worth a visit. The larger towns of Bude and Bideford offer a wider range of shops, restaurants and amenities, and Bude also offers a splash pool and ten pin bowling centre, tennis courts and pretty canal. Step through the front door into the spacious kitchen/diner with exposed stonework and oak kitchen units. The well equipped kitchen is complete with dishwasher, electric cooker and hob, washing machine, fridge, freezer, microwave and many useful extras everything you need for a comfortable home away from home. Just to the right of the kitchen is the lounge area, made extra cosy with underfloor heating. Here, you can sit back and relax on the sofas and make use of the TV/DVD and hi fi. There are French doors from the lounge which lead out on to a rear enclosed patio. The bedrooms and bathroom are accessed via an open tread, winding staircase to the first floor, and there are traditional latch doors on every room, adding a touch more character. The bedrooms consist of one double and one twin (can be made into a king size bed on request). Both of these rooms enjoy their own TV and en suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC. There is also a further single room and a separate shower room with double shower cubicle and WC. You can step outside on to the front patio of this property where you ll find an outdoor chess/draughts set up to the rear, and a peaceful spot with a BBQ and garden furniture for dining al fresco. A real highlight of this property is the use of the shared hot tub, which is located in it s own building, just to the left of the front door. There is ample parking in the car park.
Located on a farm in the grounds of the 12th century Clattercote Priory, surrounded by horse paddocks, it s the very definition of rural idyll. The village of Clattercote is close by, which is at the centre of the historic cultural triangle of Oxford, Warwick and Stratford upon Avon (all within a 30 minute drive). For local shops and entertainment, Banbury is about six miles away too, and features an array of shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as Spiceball Country Park and a leisure centre with indoor swimming pool. Other top visitor attractions in the area include Blenheim Palace, Warwick Castle, Sulgrave Manor, Heritage Motor Museum and more. On arrival at the properties you will notice that both accommodations have similar open plan layouts. The lounge areas have ample comfortable seating, each with a TV. In the first cottage, you will see that the original fireplace and huge chimney breast have been retained as well as the old bread oven. The kitchen areas are well equipped with an electric oven and hob, a dishwasher, a washer/ dryer, and a microwave. Also on the ground floor of the first cottage there are two double bedrooms, and in the second just one double. In both cottages, there is a bathroom on the ground floor that contains a shower over bath and WC. Upstairs there is a double bed on the mezzanine overlooking the living area below too, please note the stairs are steep. There is also a fold up bed available for an eleventh visitor (please book ahead). There is no internal connection between the cottages. Outside, there is a terrace and the large garden accessed from the house via French doors ideal for the kids and dogs (please note, there are some friendly resident dogs). The garden area is enclosed from the farm but not from each cottage so this arrangement works well when the two cottages are booked together for a family gathering. Garden furniture and BBQs are provided too for evening cookouts, and guests are welcome to wander through the grounds the owners ask that you take note that there is a pond near to the main house. There is off road parking available.
Beautiful single level property situated less than 5 miles from Sennen Cove, Land s End and Cape Cornwall, this wonderful holiday home is perfectly positioned. There are footpaths from the doorstep leading to the South West Coast Path. Coves and beaches can be found on the Penwith peninsula (2 miles) including the Porthcurno beach with the Minack open air theatre nestling in the cliffs. Visit the working mine museums of Levant and Geevor, which will give visitors an insight into how big the tin mining industry was in the area a real trip back into the past; or explore the choice of pubs, shops and restaurants in Sennen or St Just, all within 5 miles. Further afield, the historic towns of Penzance and St Ives can be reached, within 16 miles. From the moment you arrive, you will not be disappointed. Detached and completely private with a light and welcoming entrance, step inside and hang up your outerwear. Head through into the simply breathtaking open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with vaulted ceilings and superb panoramic views from every window. The cosy lounge area has a sofa to snuggle up on so you can watch the smart TV after a day exploring the area. The dining area has seating for two so you can plan your day ahead over morning coffee. Equipped with everything you ll need, the kitchen has an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and microwave perfect to create a romantic meal one evening. Head through to the generous super king size zip and link bedroom (which can be made up as a twin on request) complete with smart TV, wardrobe and en suite bathroom with freestanding bath with rainfall shower, attachment and WC. From the lounge area, sliding doors lead you out onto an enclosed and private terrace, perfect for al fresco dining with the charcoal BBQ on the go, and there is an area laid to lawn. From the 8th October 2021, you ll be able to unwind in the hot tub after a ramble across this stunning coastline. There is driveway parking for two cars and a charging point available for electric cars Usage of payable separately to owner
The property enjoys an idyllic location near Corwen, which boasts a range of eateries and shops. Bala, Betws y Coed, Denbigh and Llangollen are all within 15 miles, offering an array of shops, restaurants, leisure activities and attractions. Pop to historic Denbigh and Ruthin, or to the outdoor activity centres of Betws y Coed and Llangollen. Walk or cycle along the canal, climb Snowdonia s mountains, go fishing or canoeing on the river, sail on the lake, ride on the steam trains and enjoy many sporting and cultural events nearby. Visit the National Trust s Chirk Castle, Ruthin s Gaol and Craft Centre to name but a few attractions. This is the perfect location for friends and family to both relax or take a more active holiday. Step inside this stylish yet cosy pod into the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. After a long day exploring the area relax on the comfy sofa and watch your favourite movie on the Smart TV. Prepare a romantic meal in the kitchen area, which is equipped with an electric two ring hob, combi microwave/grill, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Sit around the dining table whilst taking in the views. When you re ready for bed choose from the studio king size or the twin bedroom and enjoy a good night s rest and wake up to the views over the valley. Completing the pod is the stylish shower room with shower and WC, perfect to refresh and get ready for the day ahead. The pod nestles in its own garden with a hot tub, patio area, table, chairs and BBQ to embrace the views. It is a lovely spot to unwind and enjoy al fresco dining, embracing the views over the rolling countryside. There is private off road parking for one car at the property. There is a lockable bike rack at the side of the pod.
Ideally situated for a unique trip to Lundy Island and offers the opportunity to enjoy a range of Devon s highlights. Westward Ho! is close by with its two mile stretch of sandy beaches, arcades and independent eateries. Bude is slightly further afield, although still an easy drive with several sandy beaches, golf course, canal side artisan cafes, surf shops, a local history museum and art gallery. The pretty coastal villages of Appledore and Instow are also well worth a visit and offer a variety of fish restaurants, bars and delicatessens. Other attractions such as Hartland Abbey and Hartland Quay, The Milky Way, The Big Sheep Adventure Park, Dartington Crystal and RHS Rosemoor are also within easy reach. Head up three steps or via the ramp onto the gated veranda of this single storey lakeside lodge and through the front door into the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The kitchen area is equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and a washing machine. The breakfast bar provides an informal dining area next to the comfortable lounge where you can relax with a good book in front of the TV. Located off the lounge are the two bedrooms: one double and one twin. Completing the offering is a shower room with luxury jet spray shower and WC. After a busy day, head out via the double doors onto the balcony and enjoy the views over the lake. Close proximity to the water s edge makes this lodge a real fisherman s heaven.
This beautifully presented detached barn nestles in a pretty garden setting. Within easy reach of a selection of amenities and attractions, it provides a great base for couples and small families looking to explore this picturesque part of the country. Situated in a quiet rural village with splendid country views, you can enjoy a variety of walks direct from the property and the opportunity to spot deer and other local wildlife. Venture out slightly further afield and a choice of attractions can be found all within an hour s drive. These include Bressingham Gardens and Knettishall Country Park, the impressive cathedral cities of Cambridge and Norwich, and the pretty Suffolk coastline. The nearby market town of Bury St Edmunds offers a wide selection of amenities including a beautifully presented town centre with a large range of shops and restaurants, award winning gardens and a ruined abbey to explore. On arrival guests entering the barn will love the floor to ceiling window, offering fabulous views over the countryside, a lovely bright open plan lounge/kitchen/diner a great living space featuring large windows, original features such as exposed beams and stonework and TV/DVD. The kitchen area is well equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with freezer compartment, washing machine with dryer, dining table and chairs. A shower room comprising of a double shower cubicle, wash hand basin and WC. With views onto the garden and patio doors leading out the garden, the master bedroom is the perfect place to relax and unwind, having a flatscreen TV/DVD. From the ground floor the steep spiral staircase leads to a double bedroom on the mezzanine floor, with flatscreen TV. Outside is a garden area with garden furniture & BBQ and access to the owners large lawned garden with walks running direct from it. There is also a shed with a freezer.
