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 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.
This picturesque barn sits just above the village of Talgarth. You can reach the small farming town in 2 miles with shops, pubs and restaurants. The Talgarth Mill and bakery are a must for those with a sweet tooth or a love of bread. Woodland walks and bike trails surround the property, and you can see grazing sheep and ponies at Rhos Fach Common. The town of Brecon is 11 miles from here, or head to the historic book town of Hay on Wye in 10 miles. Step back in time when entering this surprisingly spacious property through the low door the barn is thoughtfully decorated and designed. The galley style kitchen features all the equipment you will need to cook a delicious meal, and a Belfast sink is a nice touch. The living area is bright and spacious with exposed beams; it also has a wood burner and one basket of wood will be provided for you. Downstairs you will also find the shower room with electric shower. Head up to the mezzanine floor via steep stairs to the bedroom and its white painted stone walls. There is a king size bed, as well as a single bed in the corner. A garden reaches from the side of the property round to the back and has garden furniture and a BBQ with exceptional views across the Black Mountains. The pretty cottage is covered in ivy and the garden is kept very nicely. There is also a separate enclosed area, which is ideal for dogs to roam free. Plenty of parking is available to the front of the property. This property is situated in the same courtyard as the Owners home.
Set on a small former perfect for those looking to explore the countryside, you will love this comfortable cottage for two. There is a super local cafe where you can enjoy a tasty breakfast or meal at a special rate and there are great local pubs on your doorstep. The large open Woodland assured picnic area is right next door for some al fresco dining and you have a choice of country walking and cycling trails in and around this beautiful setting as well as a stunning golf course close by. Head to Causey Arch, the world s oldest single arch bridge for a delightful stroll and take a trip on the oldest existing steam railway in the world at the local Tanfield railway. The amazing Beamish Living Museum of the North is only 2.2 miles away and is a fabulous day out. You can drive to Newcastle and Durham for culture and history, riverboat trips, eating and shopping. Spend a day in Tynemouth with its glorious sandy beach, restaurants, Sunday market and friendly pubs. Access is via the front door into a small lobby area with the light and airy, open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area off to the left. You will find an attractive sofa and armchair where you can spread out and relax to watch your favourite TV show. There is a dining table and seating for two and a compact kitchen area with an electric 2 ring hob, an under counter fridge and microwave. The spacious bedroom has a comfortable king size bed with open storage for your things and there is a lovely contemporary shower room with a walk in shower. There are two other one bedroom cottages here which you can book as a larger party. Outside, there is a shared paved area with bench style seating. Parking is for one car is private and off road.
This wonderful pod nestles in a stunning riverside position with a beautiful countryside backdrop. Set within a private enclosure next to the local pub, you have everything you need on your doorstep. This unique retreat boasts a private hot tub and fire pit, the perfect spot to relax after a day of exploring the local area. You can enjoy peaceful walks from the doorstep, or head south and you are in the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which offers lovely old coastal towns of Salcombe and Dartmouth where you can browse the many independent shops, galleries, restaurants and cafes. Other places of interest and attractions accessible from here include The South Devon Railway, the historic naval city of Plymouth, the cathedral city of Exeter, Pennywell Farm and Haldon Forest. Step inside the beautiful pod and you will see the brilliantly designed and very comfortable studio style lounge/kitchen/diner/sleeping area. The lounge area features a cosy sofa and Smart TV with views overlooking the garden. This space has been well thought out and has ample room to relax and dine, perfect after exploring what South Devon has to offer during the day. The kitchen is compact yet perfectly appointed and boasts all the essentials including a two ring gas hob, combi microwave oven and fridge with an ice compartment. The sleeping area has a comfortable double bed and next to this you will see the well laid out shower room with WC. Moving outside you will step on to a lovely decked area, with the River Avon next to you making it the perfect place to relax. The decking area overlooks a stunning garden area and also features your own private hot tub and fire pit, making it a great spot to spend your holiday with your favourite drink. Private off road parking for one car is available in the car park directly outside.
Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland
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Nestling by the banks of the splendid Bengairn Loch on a 1000 acre working beef and sheep farm and within walking distance of the bonny seaside village of Auchencairn with shop, post office, café, restaurant and beach. The bustling market town of Castle Douglas (Scotland s Food Town), Dalbeattie and Kirkcudbright (known as the Artists Town) are all within easy reach. Located close to the Solway Firth boasting 200 miles of beautiful coastline, explore Galloway Forest Park, home to the first Dark Sky Park in Europe, and close to some amazing mountain biking tracks including the 7 Stanes. For wildlife and bird enthusiasts enjoy a trip to the RSPB Ken Dee Marshes and explore the red kite trail. Galloway Activity Centre located on banks of Loch Ken offers a great choice of water sports and activities. Step inside this luxurious, single storey stylish lodge into the hall vestibule perfect place to store your outdoor clothing, through to the spacious open plan light and bright lounge/kitchen/diner. The lounge has lovely comfy sofas, Smart TV, Bluetooth speaker and an electric wood burner. Perfect to relax and unwind looking through the floor to ceiling windows with French doors leading out to the enclosed balcony with private hot tub, enjoying magnificent loch views over beautiful Bengairn Loch. The dining area has a large dining table with comfortable seating perfect for romantic or family gatherings and to admire the spectacular loch and countryside views. The bespoke stylish kitchen is the perfect place for cooking up a storm with electric oven and gas hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, washer/dryer, Tassimo coffee machine and a handy dishwasher. There is a delightful twin zip and link bedroom (which can be made into a super king size on request) with access to the patio, beautiful loch and countryside views, Smart TV and a stylish en suite shower room with WC. Finally completing the accommodation is the beautiful king size bedroom, also with access to the patio, a Smart TV with wonderful loch and countryside views and stylish en suite shower room with shower and WC. Heading outside onto the large patio area you will find the fantastic private hot tub with magnificent loch views over Bengairn Loch. There is also a seating area with comfortable table and chairs, perfect for al fresco dining and lazy evening star gazing. Or relax in front of the roaring fire pit and enjoy the wonderful loch views, perhaps with a wee dram, some good local ale or a nice glass of wine. There is ample private off road parking next to the lodge, an electric car charging point and secure bike storage is available.
Only a short drive to Cockermouth and Keswick with a selection of restaurants, independent shops and coffee shops. This is the perfect location to enjoy the beautiful Lakes and get away from it all. Surrounded by the fells, close to Skiddaw and Watch Hill. There is a local Spa within walking distance if you fancy a pamper session or why not book a tasting session at the Lakes Distillery which is approximately two miles away. As you enter the pod, you will notice the lovely furnishings and attention to detail, you will instantly feel at home and relaxed. It is open plan studio style accommodation with lounge/kitchen/diner and bedroom area. The kitchen area has an electric hob, microwave oven and fridge, all the equipment you would need to enjoy a nice breakfast or light dinner. The lounge area has a comfy sofa, which can be made into a double sofa bed, ideal for children, a Smart TV and views over the water and local countryside, ideal to kick back and relax after a day out exploring the Lakes. The stunning solid oak handcrafted four poster king size bed is so inviting and there is an en suite with a shower and WC. The decking area outside has seating and a fire pit to make the most of the outdoor space, even on a chilly night. It is a lovely spot to enjoy a coffee or breakfast in the morning or relax with a good book and enjoy nature. There is private parking for one car to the rear of the pod.
Enjoying a peaceful location in the grounds of the owner's house, this charming stone cottage is surrounded by lovely mature gardens with fragrant flower beds and shady trees to picnic under. Located on the edge of the medieval village of Clyro, the popular town of Hay on Wye (2.5 miles) is a short drive or walk away where you will find cafes, restaurants and the world famous bookshops. Enjoy rambles along the banks of the River Wye and seek out The Warren, a pretty spot for wild swimming. Browse the craft shops set within the grounds of the ancient castle and pick up a souvenir of your stay. Discover the stunning scenery of the Brecon Beacons National Park by foot or cycle with the peaks of Pen y Fan (26 miles) and The Skirrid (23 miles) within reach. Both the Wye Valley Walk and Offa s Dyke Walk runs through Hay on Wye offering traffic free trails. Not to be missed is the ancient city of Hereford with its imposing cathedral, ruined castle and cider museum. Reached up a quiet lane, this lovely retreat enjoys a peaceful and private location tucked away in the mature forest garden. Step through the front door and into the galley kitchen where you will find everything you need to prepare meals for two. With an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge and freezer, unpack your provisions for a home from home stay. There is a washing machine and drying room in the adjoining utility room for your convenience. Step through into the generous lounge/diner where you can dine with a view at the cosy table set next to the large window. This is a bright and airy room with local landscapes adorning the walls. Snuggle up on the sofa to watch a film on the TV or listen to music on the CD player as you chat late into the evening. When it s time for bed head through into the restful bedroom and drift off to sleep in the king size bed. The bedroom benefits from a spacious en suite bathroom with corner bath and separate shower cubicle. Stepping outside, dine alfresco in your quiet seating area enjoying the views across to the Black Mountains or light the BBQ for a relaxed evening meal. There is secure bike storage and ample parking at the property.
The historic city of Lincoln is 11 miles away with an impressive 11th century castle, famous gothic cathedral, the Brayford, and art galleries, not forgetting an array of independent cafes, restaurants, and pubs to explore. Located on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds, this is a great spot for those who enjoy nature and wildlife. Why not see what s on at Lincolnshire Showground while you are here? RAF Coningsby is a great day out for history buffs, or visit the many National Trust sites in the area. Market Rasen racecourse is only 6 miles away hosting regular events. Hemswell antiques centre is great on rainy days and only 10 miles away. Alternatively, simply sit back and relax in this quiet corner of Lincolnshire. Enter into the open plan shepherd's hut with wood panelled walls and colourful soft furnishings, it s a charming place stay for a rural getaway. At one end is the comfortable double bed, with a smart TV close by, perfect for a long lie in or an early night. There is a compact kitchen area with a two ring electric hob, microwave/oven, and fridge with an ice compartment. Dine at the pull out table and chairs as you enjoy the views across the serene fields through the stable style door, and the many windows that fill this compact hut with natural light. A shower room with shower and WC completes the accommodation. Outside there is a lovely, raised decking with rattan furniture, ideally situated to make the most of the views. Spend some quality time relaxing in the bubbling hot tub, taking in the wonderful countryside scenery and good company. There is a raised BBQ platform for disposable BBQs to enjoy in warm weather. There is off road parking for one car available.
Situated in a small village within the Chew Valley, this property is surrounded by excellent walks and cycle routes. To the south, the Mendip Hills is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and boasts a wide array of flora and fauna to be discovered. A short drive will bring you to the historic spa city of Bath, which is famous for its beautiful Georgian architecture, Roman Baths and boutique shops, restaurants and cafes. Closer to home, the local village boasts two pubs, several shop, a Post Office, tennis club and lake. Arranged on one level, the accommodation is clean, modern and bright with beautiful countryside views. In one corner of the open plan accommodation, a compact yet well equipped kitchen contains an electric oven and gas hob, fridge/freezer, washing machine and microwave. Dine at the table nearby before taking to the cosy lounge area to relax in front of the TV/DVD or admire the view through the French doors beyond. This property has two bedrooms, one king size and one twin with TV/DVD. The bedrooms are clean and bright and share a shower room. Outside, a large enclosed garden with seating and BBQ is a peaceful spot for enjoying al fresco meals with a view.
Set within four acres of the owners land with close by rail links, this is a fantastic base for exploring the area, located between the market towns of Stowmarket and Needham Market, which has a direct rail link into London. Cyclist and walkers will love exploring the miles of winding country roads, taking in the beautiful views the Suffolk countryside boasts. Harry Potter fans will no doubt want to visit the close by De Vere House in Lavenham which was used in Deathly Hallows Part One and fans of Tomb Raider will also love Elveden House which was home to Lara Croft in the movie. Bury St Edmunds has a stunning cathedral, an array of shops, pubs, cafes, restaurants. The stunning coastline is an hour away and Dunwich, Southwold and Aldeburgh are all a must see. Located on the owners grounds, guests enter this property and arrive in the open plan lounge/diner. The airy and spacious lounge provides a comfortable place to kick back and rest those tired legs after a busy day out with its two comfortable sofas where you can sit back and either watch or stream your favourite shows on the Smart TV, with French doors leading to a patio area overlooking the owners garden. The dining table offers a more formal setting should you and loved ones wish to dine in or even grab a spot of breakfast before heading out for the day. The kitchen area has everything you need to prepare a light snack or dinner, having a single counter top electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge with ice compartment. The tastefully designed shower room with WC completes the ground floor layout. There are two bedrooms on the first floor, a king size and a super king size zip and link (which can be made into a twin on request), which is open plan to the landing area. There is a small gym that has yoga mats, rowing machine and a treadmill so if you re looking to burn a few extra calories this is the holiday home for you. Head through the archway to the secret garden area along with a summer house that is exclusive for guests so you can enjoy a spot of al fresco dining and a cocktail or two while you watch the sun go down. Off road parking for several cars.
