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.
The cosy yet bright interior of this bolthole will help whisk you into holiday mode as you return from your adventures in the great outdoors each day or maybe slow down the pace and relax inside this charming cottage and feel at home amongst creature comforts. Open plan living makes the most of the space in this single storey property. The kitchen, lounge and diner together form the hub of the home where you can sprawl on the sofa, cook up a storm and dine together. The lounge area houses a wood burner effect gas fire to keep you warm on chilly evenings as you curl up in front of the TV or with a good book. The light kitchen offers a welcoming space for all hands on deck to get involved with mealtimes before you serve up and raise a toast at the table which comfortably seats four. Both the double and twin bedrooms are treated to en suite shower rooms for ease freshening up in the mornings. Rise and shine in these pleasantly decorated rooms and open the blinds for views across the charming grounds. The attention to detail continues outside, sip a mug of hot coffee on the patio for an al fresco start to the day or fire up the BBQ in the evenings for a summer feast. The cottage sits in the beautifully cared for grounds of the owner s house, so you can bask in the sun on your private lawn and listen to the babbling of the river. Off road parking for three cars adjacent to this property. The local village of Gilwern with its choice of pubs and local stores is 1 mile away from your door and steps onto the banks of the Brecon and Monmouthshire canal, ideal for a gentle wander or even to hire a barge from Gilwern Wharf. The more thrill seeking amongst you can go caving less than 3 miles from home as you explore Ogof Craig a Ffynnon. Bring or hire a bike to experience the renowned Bike Park Wales or explore the local trails from your door. Walkers can explore the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains or the Sugar Loaf, Skirrid and Blorenge mountains on your doorstep and wander the network of tram roads which link to the Industrial heritage of the area .Visit the Clydach and Blaenafon Ironworks and the Big Pit mining museum to relive the atmosphere of Cordells ' Rape of the Fair Country . Steeped in myth and legend it is written that William Shakespeare was inspired to write a Midsummer Night s Dream following a visit to the Clydach Gorge. The nearby market town of Abergavenny and village of Crickhowell offer independent shops and excellent restaurants as well as opportunities to stroll or fish along the banks of the premier Welsh salmon and wild trout Usk river.
This property is ideal for guests who are hoping to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life, and relax in tranquil countryside surroundings. Although situated in a sleepy hamlet, the property is within a short drive of the town of Barnstaple, where there is a good range of shops and restaurants, a theatre, leisure centre, and a swimming pool. Nowhere is particularly far from the beach in Devon, and this property is no different, and there is a choice of lovely beaches within easy reach, including the pretty beach in the village of Instow and the impressively large sandy beach in Westward Ho! This is one of two barn conversion properties which sit across from one another on a quiet courtyard. The ground floor of the property is an open plan space. The spacious lounge area is a welcoming and relaxing space with a contemporary feel, where guests will find a recliner sofa, a woodburner and Smart TV with Netflix. The kitchen/diner area, set off to one side of the room has a spacious island with dining seating attached. The kitchen area has everything that guests will need, including an oven and hob, microwave, fridge freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. Taking the staircase to the galleried bedroom, guests will find a pleasant space with a king size bed. Just off the bedroom is a shower room with WC and on the opposite side of the stairs, a dressing area. Outside there is an enclosed, raised decked patio, with garden furniture and a BBQ, and the wonderfully relaxing hot tub.
Situated in a peaceful holiday park, close to the South West Coast Path, perfect for guests looking for a more active holiday and a range of local eateries and places to drink; there is plenty to keep you entertained whilst staying in this beautiful part of South Devon. Other locations to visit include the city of Plymouth with its historic Barbican area featuring a range of restaurants, shops, bars and National Aquarium or take a trip to the Hoe with its own bars, eateries and lido swimming pool. Moving further afield you will find Dartmoor National Park, Paignton Zoo and the neighbouring county of Cornwall are all within distance to explore. Step inside this lovely property, which is conveniently arranged on one level, to find yourself in the cosy lounge/diner. The lounge has comfortable seating for all guests and benefits from a Smart TV and superb uninterrupted sea views, making it the perfect spot to relax after a day of exploring the local area. The kitchen is at the rear of the property and whilst compact, it has everything you need to prepare your meals, including an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, washing machine and dishwasher. Head through the property to the hallway leading to the two bedrooms, a front facing double bedroom which has sea views and a small single bedroom facing the rear. The hallway also leads to the shower room with shower and WC. Step outside the property on to the large patio area to find a table and chairs, an ideal place to soak up the sun and take in the amazing sea views that are right on your doorstep. Parking for one car is allocated in front of the property (permit provided, pay and display area).
This reverse level property lovingly converted from an old barn offers contemporary and stylish accommodation throughout. Close to North Cornwall's beaches, coastal walks, and towns, this is the ideal holiday home to explore the local area. Slightly further afield are the rugged cliffs of Hartland, Clovelly, and Crackington Haven. There are attractions for all the family in the area, including The Milky Way, The Big Sheep, The Tamar Otter Park, King Arthur's Tintagel and National Trust properties. The nearby town of Bude offers a leisure centre, swimming pool, tennis courts, numerous shops, galleries and a selection of restaurants and pubs. Fishing and boating are available on the Tamar and Roadford Lakes. As you enter the property on the ground floor the hallway leads to the three king size bedrooms, one of which has an en suite shower room. There is also a bathroom on this level with a shower over the bath and WC. Next to the front door is a handy utility room with a washing machine, tumble dryer and storage space for beachwear and walking boots. Stairs lead up to the impressive double height open plan lounge/diner and kitchen. There is plenty of space to relax in the lounge which has a Smart TV and DVD player. The dining area seats all six guests and is the ideal place to sit and enjoy family meals together. The kitchen has all you need to cater for your stay including an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and a kitchen island for extra space to prepare meals. There is a separate WC on this level as well as a door with stairs leading to the private garden. Outside there is a large enclosed garden, a great spot for a BBQ in the warmer months or to spend time with the children playing games. To the rear of the property there is also a smaller courtyard area, the perfect spot to sit and soak up the sun. The property provides ample off road parking.
You could almost imagine Gandalf waiting to welcome you at this unique escape on a 4 acre smallholding with chickens, wildlife pond, orchard, river and stunning views. It s located in the valley of an idyllic hamlet near Llanidloes, with an array of activities, cafes, pubs, restaurants, independent shops and galleries. Enjoy fine architecture, cultural heritage and culinary delights in and around the area. Explore the stunning countryside from the doorstep, choose one of the many footpaths and cycle routes through the majestic rolling hills in Mid Wales. Take a trip to Rhayader and the Elan Valley, visit Clywedog Reservoir and the Red Kites Feeding Station or head 20 miles west to coastal Aberystwyth and Borth. As you walk down to this truly unusual turf covered roundhouse, you can t help but stop and take in the view. Step into this cosy lounge/kitchen/sleeping area with underfloor heating, hand crafted detailing, interesting artworks and all the thoughtful little extras that make a holiday extra special. The bespoke kitchen area has been creatively designed with a two ring electric hob, microwave oven and fridge. Enjoy a leisurely hot shower to start the day; there is also an eco WC in the shower room. Sample the eggs from the local chickens and freshly brewed tea for breakfast at the hand crafted breakfast bar. Take time to relax listening to the radio, utilise the Bluetooth speakers, open the doors to hear the birdsong and babbling river. After a full day out, snuggle up and embrace the view taking in magnificent sunsets. When it s time for bed, just close the blinds, pull back the duvet on the king size bed and enjoy a good night s sleep. The setting is beautiful with established borders, trees and this cottage overlooks the river too. It s a lovely spot for morning coffee or dining on the charcoal BBQ in the private garden with fire pit and furniture. The property sits in its own wildflower meadow with a large wildlife pond adjacent to the property. Enjoy fishing at the bottom of the garden in the River Severn, stroll along the famous 'Sabrina' walk by the river and explore the owner's 4 acre smallholding. There is private parking for two cars and bike/canoe storage is available. Homegrown vegetables and eggs are also available from the owners (at an additional charge). Please note this property has a private water supply.
Brecon is located just 5 miles from the property and offers an array of cafes, restaurants, independent shops and a small cinema. Walk along the canal to the famous theatre, art gallery and restaurant spot Theatr Brycheiniog. If you want to explore the canal from a different perspective, then you can take a boat ride or cycle along the many towpaths. The cathedral in Brecon boasts pretty grounds which lead to the Priory Groves an attractive woodland area which borders the River Honddu. Guests staying at this property can take their getaway at their own pace: full and active or slow and relaxing. One of the unique features of this property is the open plan lounge/kitchen/dining area. The traditional beamed ceiling and exposed stonework ensure that this property has kept many of its original features and with a wood burner for the ultimate cosy cottage experience. The kitchen has everything required for a self catering stay, whilst the dining area has plenty of space for a relaxed family meal together. On this floor, you will also find a double bedroom and bathroom. The other room is located at the top of a set of steep ladder style stairs which lead to an open plan loft space with three single beds arranged as a set of twin beds at one end and a single bed at the other end, separated by a curtain for privacy. Outside, you will find a very pretty garden which is enclosed and boasts wonderful views of the surrounding countryside. This lovely outdoor space is the perfect place to enjoy a little al fresco dining; guests can find a set of garden furniture outside with an umbrella to offer shade in the sunshine. This property provides lots of outdoor space and there are wonderful meadows to explore which lead to a stream and pretty woodlands.
This delightful lodge is situated in the picturesque village of Cannich near to the town of Beauly, with the charming local pub/restaurant situated nearby, making this a fantastic base to explore this charming corner of Scotland. The vibrant and popular city of Inverness is less than an hour away, offering a choice of shops, pubs and restaurants. There are numerous attractions close by including the world famous Loch Ness and exhibition centre, Urquhart Castle, Glen Affric, Strathglass, Dog Falls, the MTB Centre at Glenurqhart, Guisachan House, Plodda Falls, Glen Strath Farrar, Moniack Castle (Highland Winery), Black Isles and the Glen Ord Distillery. This is one of three beautiful detached properties each set in private enclosed garden grounds. On entering this delightful single level accommodation you will find yourself in the spacious and welcoming open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The inviting and attractive lounge is an ideal space to relax in, complete with TV/DVD and offering stunning views. You will also find an ideally situated dining area, and the stylishly designed kitchen is fully equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment and washer/dryer. Exploring this attractive property further you will find two comfy bedrooms. There s a cosy king size room and a comfortable bunk bedroom. You will also find a shower room complete with WC. Stepping outside, you can relax in the charming enclosed garden with outdoor furniture and which offers spectacular country views. The pub/restaurant, shop and Post Office are all just a short stroll away. Trout fishing, salmon fishing and pony trekking are all available.
There are some wonderful walks to be enjoyed right from the doorstep, including access to the 136 mile Wye Valley Walk. This is a fantastic area for activities including canoeing, cycling, walking and horse riding, with local attractions including Talgarth Mill (5.5 miles), Pwll y Wrach Woods (6.5 miles) and Llangorse Lake (10.5 miles). There are plenty of pubs and restaurants nearby in Glasbury, Llyswen (both 2 miles) and Whitney on Wye (11 miles). The bustling town of Hay on Wye (6 miles) is famous for its annual literary festival and is home to numerous bookshops and great places to eat and drink, as well as a cinema, castle and a thriving arts scene. The historic market town of Brecon (11 miles) is also within easy reach. On entering this beautifully converted property you will find the spacious, light and welcoming lounge/diner. Retaining original features including traditional stonework and exposed beams, this is a lovely space for relaxing in at the end of the day, with comfortable sofas and chairs, TV, DVD and CD, and which offers beautiful views towards the Black Mountains. The large dining area is perfect for sharing a family meal which you can prepare in the stylish kitchen, which has plenty of worktops and storage space, and is equipped with an electric oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and a washing machine/dryer. The first of the property s five bedrooms is also on the ground floor accessed via one step, it s a charming double bedroom with an en suite shower room. The ground floor also features a separate WC. Going upstairs, you will find four further bedrooms, all decorated in warming pastel shades and with sloping ceilings: there are a double room and three twin rooms, all with en suite shower rooms with a WC. Stepping outside, there s a large picnic and BBQ area where you can sit back and take in the glorious rural views. There s a safe children s play area with swings and plenty of space to run about. Ample parking space is available, as well as a lockable shed for bikes. The property can be booked in conjunction with the neighbouring barn conversion, providing spacious accommodation for 16 guests in total the properties are connected by an interconnecting door.
Just a short distance away from this property you will find the quaint cliff side village of Clovelly, with its winding cobbled streets and the harbour where you will find pubs, shops and restaurants. Ideally positioned for touring the whole of North Devon and Cornwall, the South West Coast Path famous for its spectacular walking environment and wide choice of excellent beaches and coves to explore and enjoy. For the more active there are excellent surfing beaches at Bude, Westward Ho! and Braunton. The fishing village of Clovelly, with its steep, stepped, cobbled streets and quaint harbour, is close by as are the villages of Hartland (offering some of the most spectacular coastal views in the British Isles) and Woolsery with shops and village pubs. Local attractions include The Milky Way, Hartland Abbey, Hartland Point and Lighthouse and RHS Rosemoor Gardens. Alternatively, why not sit in the garden and relax in the hot tub whilst overlooking the surrounding countryside. The property is a two storey barn conversion furnished and equipped to a high standard, with far reaching coastal and countryside views. Enter into the character filled lounge with exposed stonework and wood burner (logs included) Follow on into the modern kitchen/dining room with space to enjoy sociable family meals. On the ground floor you will find the first 2 bedrooms and a shower room with WC and upstairs you will find the master bedroom with a 4 poster bed and the second double which can be a twin on request. Family bathroom with hand held shower in the bath and WC. Outside the property you will find a decked area and patio/garden area with hot tub, seating and a charcoal BBQ to enjoy al fresco dining with all the family after a day of exploring the beautiful Devon coastline. Shared dog exercising paddock. Walk immediately from the property to soak up the beauty of the Devon countryside.
Set within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and with some of Wales' most appealing beaches and scenery, Newport has so much to offer. The town benefits from a sheltered bay and has its own local butcher, deli, cafes, restaurants and pubs to explore and enjoy, all within walking distance of this character cottage. Whether you prefer to explore the dramatic coast line or a relaxing break is what your looking for, this cottage offers a fabulous retreat all year round. As you enter this cottage, you will find yourself in the spacious kitchen/diner, the perfect social space to plan your days out with family and friends, with exposed stone walls and lots of character this country escape is the perfect place to enjoy a home cooked meal together. The kitchen is fully equipped with electric oven and gas hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, and dishwasher. Leading off the kitchen/diner you will enter the main hallway, to the left you will find a handy boot room/utility with washing machine and direct access to the front garden. The perfect space for hanging coats and kicking off your walking boots. To complete the ground floor is the cosy lounge area with comfortable seating and added wood burner perfect for those winter evenings. The lounge has a very relaxing feel and has a door leading to the side garden area. Whether you want to relax and watch TV or curl up with a good book this is the perfect retreat. Heading up the L Shape stairs you will reach the first floor landing to your right you will find a spacious, light and airy double bedroom with added single daybed, the perfect place to enjoy a peaceful nights rest. Further along the corridor you will find the family bathroom with handheld shower over bath and WC. To complete the first floor is the master king size bedroom with lovely views of the side garden and woods beyond, a calming retreat to relax in bed whilst enjoying the bird song. Heading outside you have a large garden area that wraps around the front and side of the property, with garden furniture and washing line. This is a great space for all to enjoy, whether your having a family picnic or relaxing with a glass of wine watching the evening sun.
