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.
Situated on the outskirts of the village of Herodsfoot, where keen walkers can join the West Looe Valley Trail. As well as Looe, there are several other interesting towns and villages in the local area, including Polperro, with its restaurants, craft galleries, sandy beach, tidal pool, and pleasure boat trips. A little further away, but still within easy reach, the world renowned Eden Project is a must see for visitors to the area. Enter into this stunning, newly renovated property and find yourself in the beautiful kitchen/diner, exceptionally well equipped with electric oven, induction hob, microwave, American style fridge/freezer, coffee machine and dishwasher. Along with a farmhouse dining table to seat everyone, this is the perfect space to cook up and enjoy a family meal. Head into the lounge and curl up on the comfy sofas and watch your favourite film on the Smart TV or throw open the patio doors and enjoy the views out over the countryside. From here there is a door to a separate utility room, perfect for hanging coats and storing shoes; a few steps up will take you to the ground floor shower room with shower and WC. From the lounge, head up the stairs to the first floor to the three bedrooms, one small double and one king size zip and link (which can be made into a twin on request), both with Smart TVs and the master king size also with a Smart TV along with outstanding views over the countryside. Completing the accommodation is a shower room with shower and WC. Heading outside, there is an enclosed patio area with seating and a charcoal BBQ, perfect for alfresco dining. This area also has an outdoor football table for the family to enjoy games in the sunshine.There is a second outdoor seating area which is perfectly placed to get all of the sun for the afternoon. There is ample off road parking.
Situated on the clifftops outside the Highland village of Nigg, this property is the ideal escape for couples looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. Enjoy romantic walks along the plentiful sandy beaches in the area, and be sure to visit the other local coastal villages including Balintore (with its Mermaid of the North ) and Portmahomack (where you will find a lighthouse). The area is well known for wildlife: seals, dolphins and seabirds are often spotted within the vicinity. There is a small seasonal ferry that runs from Nigg to Cromarty, so hop on and explore the Black Isle with various cafes and restaurants, and the ferry will also shorten your journey time to Inverness. The lodge is accessed via the glass doors at the front, which leads into an open plan layout. The lounge area has a wood burner, Smart TV and Bluetooth speaker, so you can kick back and relax whilst you enjoy the fantastic sea views from the comfort of your armchair (binoculars are also provided!). The kitchen area is well equipped and contains an electric oven and hob, combi microwave oven, fridge/freezer, coffee machine and dishwasher. A welcome pack is provided for guests consisting of some essentials, as well as homemade goods for you to enjoy. The dining area is made up of a breakfast bar that seats four people. The king size bedroom has lovely views of the surrounding countryside, with luxurious robes and toiletries provided for both guests. The shower room with WC and washbasin has some added features including an anti mist mirror and automatic lighting. The garden area mainly consists of wooden decking, with garden furniture, firepit and hot tub. The lodge looks out beyond the cliff edge to the North Sea, meaning you can enjoy these stunning views from the hot tub with a glass of bubbly (non glass crockery is provided for use outside). There is parking for two cars in the private driveway. This property has a private water supply.
Pop to independent shops, pubs and restaurants in historic Much Wenlock, and Ironbridge, which boasts ten museums and the world famous iron bridge. Walkers can enjoy numerous paths from the property, or along the Ironbridge Gorge and in the Shropshire Hills, an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This landscape of rolling hills and river valleys offers cycling, golf, coracle and hang gliding to mention just a few of the activities. Fishermen can appreciate the River Severn, with fishing permits available in town. Savour the delights in local eateries, attend events and visit museums, galleries and National Trust properties such as Attingham Park, Benthall Hall and Dudmaston or head to the historic town of Shrewsbury. With so much to see and do this is an all year round destination. This lovely property is quite unique for a romantic retreat with two parts to the accommodation: firstly the living and sleeping area in the cosy shepherds hut and a few steps down and over to the kitchen/diner, utility and stylish shower room. Lets go into the hut first with log burner, TV, comfortable sofa, table, full size double bed and stunning views to wake up to. Should you decide to eat in walk out of the shepherds hut and a few paces down to the kitchen which is well equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge/freezer. You can enjoy your meal at the dining table positioned by the window and feature fireplace, or take it up to the shepherds hut with the dining table there too. Continue from the kitchen area round to the separate utility with the washing machine, stylish shower and WC. After dinner relax on the sofa, watch your favourite TV programme or film, lose yourself in a good book, chat the night away, maybe by the glow of the log burner for cosier nights in, and plan your holiday activities in this beautiful area. Outside there is a garden with pretty borders, patio, table and chairs, and the brick built charcoal BBQ, perfect for morning coffee or alfresco dining to embrace the fabulous views of the majestic Wrekin. Listen to birdsong, watch the wildlife and star gaze on a clear night. You are welcome to explore the farm and meet the cows, although please consult the owner first. There is private parking at the property for one car. A secure shed is available if you need to store bicycles, motor cycles, fishing tackle or even kayaks.
Found in the village of Litton, amongst stunning Yorkshire Dales' scenery, this cottage's location is home to spectacular countryside views and typical British towns and villages. As you would expect, this place is a haven when it comes to walking and cycling trails. A huge variety of other outdoor pursuits are also on offer you won't be disappointed. The charming village of Arncliffe is just 2.5 miles away, with Grassington 10 miles away, and Kettlewell just 8 miles from the cottage. Venture further afield to arrive in Settle, just 12 miles away, where you will find a number of lovely cafes, restaurants, independent shops and welcoming country pubs. From here, you can hop on the Settle to Carlisle railway and enjoy an undeniably scenic journey through the Dales. Benefiting from a unique combination of chocolate box exterior, charming rooms and a picturesque location, this immaculately presented cottage offers a stay to remember. A peaceful hideaway for groups, this cottage has rustic décor throughout, artfully styled to provide that rural atmosphere and with touches of luxury. Upon entry, you'll discover an attractive lounge boasting an impressive stone fireplace and roaring wood burner so you can gather around with the family and cosy up during colder months. The farmhouse kitchen/dining area is home to all the amenities you could possibly need to enjoy some home cooking during your stay. Following a day in the great outdoors, take your pick from two lovingly furnished bedrooms boasting en suites. The master bedroom, located on the ground floor, is home to a king size bed while the second room is located on the first floor and made up of twin beds and a further single on the mezzanine level. The outside setting is hard to beat with its lovely lawned gardens and terraced areas taking full advantage of the unspoiled views that surround you. Sit back on the patio furniture and fire up the old stone BBQ to enjoy some riverside dining during the summer evenings. Throw down a picnic blanket and enjoy afternoons in the sun with your family as you make the most of the truly peaceful location long into the evening.
Unwind and recharge your batteries at this delightful and surprisingly spacious property, which is set in an enviable position close to the sandy beach and dunes at Instow. The village boasts several pubs, restaurants, a deli and a tearoom, all a level walk from the property. There is a small passenger ferry (which runs from Instow during the summer) that takes you across the estuary to the quaint fishing village of Appledore. Family attractions such as The Big Sheep and The Milky Way, or Clovelly, Tapeley Park and RHS Gardens at Rosemoor are all worth a visit. And after a busy day out you can watch the sun setting over Lundy Island from the comfort of your sitting room, or take an evening stroll just a hundred yards to the beach. Alternatively, take a cycle ride on the beautiful Tarka Trail which runs directly past the property or walk along the South West Coast Path which also passes the house. This well presented chalet offers a warm welcome. From the front door, you enter the attractive hall with ample shoe storage and coat hanging space. The light and airy lounge/kitchen/diner is stylishly furnished with stunning views of the sea, the thatched cricket club, an adjacent grassy car park on one side and the Tarka Trail on the other. With its comfy seating, wood burner and TV, it s the obvious place to relax after a busy day s adventuring. The high quality kitchen/diner is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, toaster, fridge with ice box compartment, washing machine and tumble dryer, and you can share a meal around the pretty handpainted table. There are three bedrooms; one double with sea views, one 4ft double and a bunk bedroom (please note the bunk bedroom can accommodate either one adult on the bottom bunk or two young children) The superb shower room completes the accommodation with a fully tiled shower room with WC. Heading outside from the lounge, you ll find the enclosed courtyard area with seating, a shed for bicycle storage and a gate onto the Tarka Trail behind. There is allocated free parking for one car in the private car park just along from the chalet and other cars can park in the pay and display car park opposite.
The property lies on open farmland, within easy walking distance of the riverside village of Welford on Avon with good local shops and pubs. With the River Avon for fishing and golfing range at Welford Golf Club, there are many outdoor pursuits to enjoy. For a relaxing day in the Cotswolds, the nearby beautiful villages sit waiting to be discovered. Take a leisurely walk or hop on a bicycle to Shakespeare s riverside town of Stratford upon Avon and ride along the towpath, stopping off for a coffee in one the many riverside cafes along the way. In the evening, there are several pubs, restaurants and a theatre with regular concerts throughout the year. Whatever your interest, this is a superb location. On entering the grand hallway, there are two staircases. Off the hall is a beautiful spacious lounge with a central open fire, where you can snuggle up on the sofa with a glass of wine and perhaps watch a good movie on the SkyTV and DVD. If you decide to stay in for the evening, there is a fabulous dining room with large solid wood dining table and chairs for twelve. The kitchen is very well quipped with lovely crockery and quality glassware, and all the mod cons including an electric oven with hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher to make cleaning up a breeze. Leading on from the kitchen, you will find a snug room (with a single bed if required for an additional 40 per week or weekend) and a downstairs WC. Leading up the grand staircase to the first floor, you will find a double bedroom and an ensuite bathroom with bath, washbasin and WC. Further down the corridor, you will come to a second double bedroom and a third twin bedroom and a large bathroom with bath, separate shower, washbasin and WC. You then come to a spacious fourth bedroom with three single beds with and an ensuite bathroom with bath, shower, washbasin and WC. From the kitchen, the French doors open out to a large enclosed garden with a landscaped lawn to the rear with a BBQ and quality hardwood garden furniture where you can do outside entertaining in style.
Set in the picturesque village of Kirkby Malzeard with its stone cottages, handsome church and village pub, this lovely property is perfect for discovering the glorious countryside of the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There are miles of walks and bike trails to explore from the doorstep, or you could head to Ripon (6.5 miles) which has a range of independent shops, pubs and restaurants to relax in and is also home to the historic Ripon Cathedral and the famous Ripon Racecourse. Other local attractions include Ripley Castle (14.5 miles), Newby Hall and Gardens (10.5 miles), Fountains Abbey (5.5 miles) and Norton Conyers (10 miles). Harrogate (15 miles) and Pateley Bridge (8.5 miles) are also nearby. On entering this light and welcoming property, you will find yourself in the spacious and inviting open plan lounge/diner. This lovely living space has been tastefully furnished and features dramatic double height ceilings with exposed beams as well as oak floorboard. The cosy lounge is the ideal space to relax in, with comfortable seating, a TV with Amazon Fire stick and Netflix, and a choice of board games and books to enjoy. The charming dining area rests by the large arched window, and the stylishly designed kitchen is fully equipped with a sleek granite worktop, elegant cupboards, an induction hob, oven, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, washing machine and a fridge with a small ice compartment. Exploring the ground floor further you will find a wet room with a large walk in shower and WC. Stairs lead up to the mezzanine style bedroom. This peaceful space has a double bed, a landing area and an en suite WC. Heading outside, there's a small area to the rear of the barn with an enclosed courtyard with patio furniture which is a perfect sheltered spot, ideal for a spot of al fresco lunch. Please note, the courtyard is shared with the owner's property. Secure lockable storage is available for bikes.
Situated on a private lane in the quiet seaside village of Weybourne within an Area of Outstanding Beauty, this recently renovated cottage (2022) enjoys a peaceful location away from the hustle and bustle of the area s busier resorts and yet is still within easy reach of some of the very best beaches, resort towns, and nature reserves that North Norfolk has to offer. The village beach which can be reached within a short 0.1 mile stroll is a quiet secluded spot, perfect for enjoying seaside walks and spotting the local marine wildlife. The seaside town of Sheringham is located approximately 3.5 miles from the property and offers a wealth of things to do, with The Mo Museum, Steam Railway with steam trains running frequently to Holt and Weybourne, Splash Swimming Pool and Golf Course. The thriving high street offers a wealth of independent stores, coffee shops and places to eat. The elegant Georgian town of Holt is located 4.5 miles away and has a real community feel to it, here there is an excellent range of shops, restaurants, and coffee shops, ideal for popping out for a relaxed lunch or dinner. Then just 7.5 miles around the coast, the bustling town of Cromer is not to be missed, offering a splendid sandy beach, a traditional end of pier show, and a plethora of excellent independent eateries. Stepping inside this property, guests will find a hallway on the ground floor, off from which there are two cosy queen sized bedrooms which have had the furnishings and décor recently renovated, as well as a bathroom offering a shower over bath and WC. Upstairs the open plan living area has a comfortable lounge area at one end with recently refurbished furnishings and decor, from where Bi fold doors open onto the spacious balcony with its patio furniture. Stepping back inside, guests can make themselves at home on the choice of comfortable seating and enjoy the TV/DVD and a warming log burner. The kitchen/dining area has also recently been extensively renovated including a modernised kitchen with Karndean flooring and comes equipped with an oven, hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, washer/dryer and dishwasher. Outside, the delightful garden, equipped with garden furniture is a lovely space in which to enjoy some relaxed leisure time, with its lawn, attractively planted borders, and even a little mill stream running through it. Due to the stream this property is not suitable for families with very young children. There are two designated parking bays just across the road from the cottage.
Situated in a particularly scenic area of Mid Wales on the banks of the River Bechan and with views of St Beauno's Church on one side and two ornamental lakes on the other, you will be well placed to enjoy a relaxing holiday. The ancient market towns of Welshpool and Ludlow are nearby and offer a selection of shops, restaurants, a theatre, cinema and leisure centre. Powys Castle and Gardens and Montgomery Canal are only 9 miles away and the Snowdonia National Park and coast are all within an hour s drive. Other attractions within easy reach include the West Midlands Shooting Ground, Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway, Chirk Castle and Gregynog Hall. The property is situated in a pretty lake side setting. Enter this beautiful lodge into the porch, where you can kick off your boots and hang your coats. Walk through to the spacious lounge/diner which is framed by oak beams and offers a lovely open fireplace, with TV/DVD to curl up and enjoy a film with the family. There is a large, country style kitchen with gas oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. If you tire of cooking then you can make use of the personal chef who is available to book and who uses the finest local ingredients to create memorable meals for all your family and friends. There are 4 bedrooms available, all with TV s: 1 double with four poster bed and en suite bathroom with shower and WC and 2 doubles with en suite bathroom with shower and WC. On the ground floor, 1 further double with en suite bathroom with shower and WC. There is an adjoining annexe which offers additional sleeping accommodation with 4 bedrooms, for up to 8 people, all with TV s: 1 king size with four poster bed and en suite bathroom with shower and WC, 1 double with en suite bathroom with shower and WC. On the ground floor, 2 twins with en suite bathroom with shower and WC, which are connected via the external main entrance porch. Relax in the private Jacuzzi and sauna after a day exploring the local area. Stepping outside, you will find a private patio area with garden furniture and BBQ, and access to large shared courtyard with fountain and raised lawns on the edge of this.
The yurt is located on farmland just outside the village of Rhydowen, near Llandysul. It is surrounded by fields with views over the valley and offers guests complete privacy. Bring your walking boots and make the most of the countryside walks right from your door. The village of Llandysul is 4 miles away and has convenient shops, bars and restaurants for you to enjoy. The historic market town of Newcastle Emlyn can be reached in under 10 miles. If the coast is more your thing you can be in New Quay, dolphin spotting, within 12 miles. This property is built for those with a sense of romanticism and adventure! As you enter the open air, L shaped, living space there is an open plan lounge and kitchen. The lounge has a sofa and two armchairs snuggled around the cosy wood burner. Relax in front of the fire on a cooler evening and look to the skies where you'll see nothing but stars. On the other side of the hut, you will find your kitchen area which has a gas burning range style stove plus a working sink. Though simple in design, there is enough room and equipment to rustle up breakfast in the morning or a meal to enjoy around the fire at night. The real star of the living space is the roll top bath, positioned in the centre of the space allowing you to look over the rolling fields or up to the stars at night. The hut is not overlooked in any way offering you complete privacy to relax in. There is an enclosed shower room off the living room with a shower, sink and WC. Cross the boardwalk from the living area to the yurt and here you will find your bedroom. The yurt has a king size bed offering you plenty of room to spread out, as well as a futon sofa and armchair. The yurt also benefits from its very own wood burner to keep it warm during the cooler months. Outside the yurt is surrounded by fields. The garden area is completely enclosed allowing peace of mind if you are bringing a dog along with you too. There is outdoor seating provided, as well as a firepit to light in the evening for extra warmth or to be used as a BBQ for outdoor cooking. There is off road parking available for two cars.
