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2756 Log Cabins with a nearby beach in the UK

The UK has a huge number of beaches, but for most of us a day on the beach involves a long drive with lots of traffic if the sun is shining. So how nice would it be to stay in a log cabin where the beach is on your doorstep, or at least just over that hill? Log cabins usually have a nice verandah where you can leave out the windbreak, body boards or wetsuits, or just the buckets and spades. After all the kids will want to use them all again tomorrow! The log cabins below have beaches close by.

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30 The Waterside Holiday Park 6

Corton, Suffolk, East of England

30 The Waterside Holiday Park From £333 Availability

The living areas in this villa consist of an open-plan kitchen/diner with an electric oven and induction hob, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, a sitting area with a Smart TV. The bedrooms consist of a king-size with a balcony, a double and a single, along with a bathroom. Outside there is an enclosed decking area and parking is available close to the property. Within 0.1 miles you will find a shop and a pub, and within 0.6, a beach and please note that one well-behaved dog is welcomed and that this is a non-smoking property. WiFi, fuel, power, bed linen and towels are all included in the price. 30 The Waterside Holiday Park is the ideal abode for a family break in Suffolk.

Lodge Two, Country View Park 4

Seasalter, Kent, South of England

Lodge Two, Country View Park From £267 Availability

The living areas in this single-storey lodge consist of an open-plan living space with kitchen equipped with electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge with ice-box and washing machine, a dining area for four and a sitting area with TV and electric fire. The bedrooms consist of a double and a twin serviced by a bathroom. Outside there is parking available at the rear, a communal lawn and a private decking with furniture. Within 2.3 miles there is a shop, 1.1 miles a pub and 1.4 miles a beach. One well-behaved small dog is welcome, but sorry, no smoking. WiFi, fuel, power, bed linen and towels are all included in the price. Explore Kent at Lodge 2. Note: There are three steps up to the property, there is a handrail available, please take care. Note: Dogs are to be kept on a lead in the communal lawn.

Coast View Lodge 4

Cowes, Isle of Wight, South of England

Coast View Lodge From £460 Availability

The open-plan living space includes a kitchen housing an gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dining seating and a TV. The bedrooms include a double with TV and en-suite shower and a twin, serviced by a bathroom. To the outside is a decking with furniture and off-road parking for two cars. Fuel, power, WiFi, bed linen and towels are included in rent. Within 3.5 miles there is a shop, 0.1 miles a pub and 2.3 miles, a beach. Fuel, WiFi, power, bed linen and towels are all included in the price. This property does not accept pets or smoking. Coast View Lodge is a delightful retreat, whatever time of year.

Y Caban 6

Cemaes Bay, Gwynedd, Wales

Y Caban From £647 Availability

The open-plan living space houses an electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, Smart TV and a dining area. The bedrooms look like a king-size with Smart TV, a double with Smart TV and a twin, serviced by a shower room. To the outside is a decking and enclosed patio with hot tub and off-road parking for four cars. WiFi, fuel, power, bed linen and towels are all included in the price. This property accepts two pets however smoking is not allowed. Within 1.4 miles there is a shop, 0.7 miles there is a pub and within 0.5 miles there is a beach. Y Caban offers a great base for exploring Anglesey. Note: Rattan garden furniture and gas barbecue will be provided on the patio in warmer months. Note: No stag/hen or parties in general.

82 Waterside 5

Corton, Suffolk, East of England

82 Waterside From £349 Availability

The living areas in this mid-terrace holiday home consist of an open-plan living space with kitchen equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher, a dining area for five and a sitting area with TV. The bedrooms consist of a double with a balcony, a double and a single, all serviced by a ground-floor shower room. Outside is an enclosed, front decking with garden furniture and roadside parking. Within 0.1 miles there is a shop, an on-site pub and a beach in 0.6 miles. Two, well-behaved, small dogs welcome, but sorry, no smoking. WiFi, fuel, power, bed linen and towels are all included in the price. Explore Suffolk at 82 Waterside.

Jacobean Manor 14

Mold, Clwyd, Wales

Jacobean Manor From £7148 Availability

Sitting proudly in a one hundred acre private estate, Jacobean Manor is an impressive Grade I listed Jacobean manor house that offers groups of family and friends a fabulous stay. The manor house is located in Flintshire in north east Wales with Cheshire to the east, Denbighshire to the West and Chester within easy reach. The area is rich in history and culture with King Edward I ordering work to begin on Flint Castle in 1276, a site of fierce battles between the Celts and Romans, British and Saxons, and Welsh and Normans. Hawarden enjoys two castles, one the home of William Gladstone, four times British Prime Minister. Other notable attractions in this wonderfully scenic area are Ewloe Castle, Bailey Hill in Mold and Point of Ayr lighthouse. Mold is a bustling market town famous for its theatre, markets and June carnival and surrounded by an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The highest peak in the Clwydian Range boasts stunning views of six counties. The nearby Snowdonia National Park offers sensational, rugged scenery, waterfalls and hiking trails to the top of Mount Snowdon. Guests staying at Jacobean Manor enjoy an endless list of castles and stately homes to visit and the young are spoilt with fabulous family friendly attractions.

Jacobean Manor is imposing, spacious and very comfortable. This private country house is situated at the end of a long, tree lined drive. It is the perfect countryside getway offering total privacy and many entertainment options. Guests can totally self-cater or can opt for various dining packages. The house is ideal for special celebrations. Jacobean Manor dates back to 1540 and offers atmospheric rooms and a fabulously warm and lived in ambience. The house can sleep up to fourteen guests. Three acres of beautiful gardens lay within the surrounding stone wall together with a south facing Victorian walled garden and central lawn. The land surrounding the house leads to the River Alyn. Within the estate, another property, Argall House which Oliver’s Travels also features, sleeps a further eight guests should you want to invite more guests to share your holiday.

Guests enjoy superb entertainment spaces at Jacobean Manor, including a fabulous drawing room, an oak-panelled central hall, a stately dining room and a second floor television room brimming with atmospheric original beams and vintage sofas and chairs. The main entertainment spaces with fantastic carvings and walls covered with oil paintings. The house boasts seven bedrooms, four of which are on the first floor alongside four bathrooms and three on the second floor with two bathrooms. You will feel as though you have gone back in time at this remarkable house. Though you are welcome to use the large fully-equipped kitchen, you might be tempted to opt for some catering. The live-in housekeeper, can prepare delicious feasts for breakfast and special menus are available from fine caterers to be served by waitresses in the dining room. Breakfast includes cereals, fruit, organic yoghurt, sour dough toast, jams, marmalade and Welsh honey, full cooked breakfasts, juice, tea, coffee and newspapers so it is very tempting. Afternoon teas are available and the evening menus are extensive, including canapes, starters, mains and desserts.

The bedrooms are beautifully finished and presented. They offer Italian Frette linen, duck feather pillows and duvets and wonderful art collections. The master bedroom was originally the drawing room in the eighteenth century. It boasts a beautiful, upholstered bed, intricate cornicing and stunning panelling, a comfy sofa and chairs and stunning garden views. Guests have use of a spacious adjoining bathroom. The second bedroom enjoys an antique four poster bed and remarkable wall murals. Its bathroom sits at the end of the adjoining passage. The next bedroom boasts an intricately carved bed with exquisite soft furnishings, a desk and sofa. The bathroom is adjoining. The last double bedroom on the first floor offers a beautifully dressed, kingsize brass bed and a bathroom next door. The second floor is home to the remaining three bedrooms and the enormous entertainment area with its large screen with Sky channels, DVD player and movie collection. Family board games are also provided for your entertainment. On the front of the house is a huge bedroom with a super kingsize bed that can be converted to twins. With its sky blue walls, vintage rug and adjoining bathroom, it is a light drenched gem. The final two bedrooms share a bathroom, one with a queensize bed and the other with flexible sleeping arrangements. The bed can be set up as a double or twins. You will certainly notice the attention to detail in every room.

The gardens are a delight, full of colour, lush lawns and outdoor furniture. A barbecue is provided for alfresco dining and much entertainment is available. Guests can enjoy clay pigeon shooting with training given, falconry displays, archery, strolls through the estate and much more. There is a recommended therapist available for in-room massage and holistic treatments.

Jacobean Manor enjoys a fascinating history. It is still owned by direct descendants of the original owners, the Lloyd family. The present house was built by Edward Lloyd in 1625 on the site of the previous house. The Lloyds are descended from Hywel ap Edwin who was Prince of Wales in 1096.

Jacobean Manor enjoys a fabulous countryside location in the county of Flintshire, an area rich in so many ways. With a distinctive heritage, it offers incredible landmarks and the most breathtaking scenery. Flint market can be dated back to 1278 and remains a popular attraction of this pretty market town. The ruins of Flint Castle built by Edward I are still worth visiting. The well of St Winefride’s in Holywell has been visited by pilgrims since the seventh century. It gained a reputation as the ‘Lourdes of Wales’. In Hawarden, St Deiniol’s Library is recognised as Britain’s finest library, having been founded by William Gladstone. Mold is another delight with its street markets on Wednesdays and Saturdays and its Theatre Clywd. The famous theatre was opened by Her Majesty the Queen in 1976 and remains Wales’ major drama producing operation.

Angelsey is an hour and a quarter’s drive from Jacobean Manor via the North Wales Expressway. Here you will find spectacular landscapes, unspoilt coastline and picturesque villages and towns. There are scenic walks along the coastal path, fantastic water based activities and excellent cycle paths. Rhyl, Prestatyn and Colwyn Bay are all brilliant for days by the sea. The Wales Coast path from Prestatyn to Colwyn is stunning. Children love the SeaQuarium and Welsh Mountain Zoo at Rhyl as well as the town’s miniature railway. The Victorian seaside resort of Llandudno at the foot of the Great Orme, is known for its beautiful North Shore Beach and its iconic pier.

Within the Snowdonia National Park, is the mighty Mount Snowdon, Wales’ highest mountain. There are six recommended paths up the mountain, all of which are pretty tough and can take between six and eight hours to get to the top and back. Alternatively, visitors can take a train up to enjoy breathtaking views of the lakes, waterfalls and peaks.

The Roman town of Chester is within easy reach with its magnificent gardens constructed in 1949 just outside the city walls near the Newgate and Roman Amphitheatre. The garden project formed part of Chester’s contribution to the 1951 Festival of Britain. To provide access to the gorgeous River Dee, the gardens were remodelled in 2000. Chester Cathedral was founded as a Benedictine abbey in 1092. It was rebuilt from around 1250 in Gothic style, a process that took roughly 275 years. Chester Racecourse is known as the Roodee, the oldest racecourse still in use in England. With racing at Chester dating back to the sixteenth century, visitors enjoy many fixtures including the Boodles May Festival. Chester’s Roman Ampitheatre is the largest Roman ampitheatre in the UK.

The National Trust’s Erdigg Hall is a popular visit, fourteen miles from the house. It is a fabulous stately home originally designed in 1683. Its walled garden is stunning with rare fruit trees, a canal, a pond and its collection of ivy. Another of the National Trust’s properties, Bodnant Gardens, is also worth a visit. The gardens span eighty acres with Italianate terraces, colourful shrub borders from around the world, a gorgeous waterfall, the Winter Garden, Old Park Meadow, a riverside garden and the Dell.

Golfers and horse racing enthusiasts are delighted by the courses and Aintree being close by. Aintree is the home of the Grand National, one of the most difficult courses to complete with sixteen steeplechase fences. In addition to the Grand National, Aintree also hosts the Topham Chase, the Fox Hunters’ Chase, the Grand Sefton Handicap Chase and Becher Chase. Aintree is also used for motor racing and music events. There is a 9-hole golf course and driving range there too plus other fantastic golf courses nearby.

Barn in North Cornwall 4

Bude, Cornwall, South West of England

Barn in North Cornwall From £454 Availability

This light and airy character cottage is located close to the border of Devon and Cornwall, making it the perfect base to explore these two beautiful counties. Those who enjoy the great outdoors will be very happy here, as you can leave the property on foot and enjoy several miles of woodland and riverside walks in the surrounding area and down to the coast at Marsland Mouth. Just three miles away is a 13th Century pub, The Bush Inn, which is known for its local produce and ales. The town of Bude is a short drive away and offers several beaches, a range of restaurants, cafes, and bars, as well as a mini golf course and a lovely tidal pool, which means there is always safe bathing, whatever the conditions out at sea. This attractive cottage is deceptively spacious yet has a cosy, homely feel with many period features and the welcoming owners will greet you with a delicious cream tea on arrival. The front door opens straight into the lounge, where guests will immediately notice the original inglenook fireplace which now houses the wood burner; complimentary baskets of firewood are supplied so you can really make the most of the warmth it offers. Comfortable sofas here mean that guests can relax and enjoy the smart TV and DVD, for which there is a range of DVDs to choose from. The dining area is located just off the lounge and from here the separate bespoke, country style kitchen is accessed by three uneven steps up. The kitchen has a beamed ceiling and is well equipped with a farmhouse style breakfast table, range oven with hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. The property s two bedrooms are located on the first floor via stairs from the lounge. The first, a double, benefits from an en suite shower room and WC. The second is a twin room and there is a shared bathroom with a bath, separate shower, and WC. Outside, the property has an enclosed patio area to the front with seating and to the rear, another patio area which has outdoor seating and a BBQ. There is secure storage for bikes is also available.

Beach Bay Cottage 8

Braunton, Devon, South West of England

Beach Bay Cottage From £2829 Availability

Beach Bay Cottage makes a wonderful base for those wanting to explore the beautiful North Devon countryside. Beach Bay’s location within the heart of the village of Croyde makes it an ideal choice for families who wish to be within a short distance of a range of excellent amenities including restaurants, pubs and shops as well as close to some of the region’s best beaches, including Croyde, Saunton Sands and Putsborough.

The cottage has been lovingly modernised with contemporary interiors which are complemented with effortlessly chic furnishings. Beach Bay can comfortably accommodate up to eight guests across its four well-appointed bedrooms making it an excellent potion for two families holidaying together.

On the ground floor is the main living space which comprises of a lounge area with cosy corner sofa and wood burner, perfect for snuggly evenings after long days spent on the beach! Also on this level, is the fully-equipped kitchen and dining area. Upstairs, on the first floor is the first of the double bedrooms as well as two of the family bathrooms. On the second floor, is the master double bedroom which boasts en-suite bathroom, as well as a bunk bed room, perfect for younger guests! On the third floor, is the final double bedroom  and family bathroom.

Outside, the terrace makes the perfect spot for the whole family to gather on a warm evening, cook up a storm on the barbecue and enjoy a meal al fresco. The hot tub makes a fabulous addition for those who are really in need of a long soak and some rest and relaxation! *Please kindly note that total maximum capacity is 4 adults and 4 children*

Beach Bay Cottage holds a fantastic location in the village of Croyde, perfect for those wanting to explore the wonderful North Devon region. The cottage allows guests to have easy access to a range of helpful amenities, including shops, restaurants and pubs.

For beach bums or keen surfers, North Devon has a beautiful coastline with a selection of award-winning beaches, with golden sand and clear water to choose from. Woolacombe is arguably one of the most popular, a family favourite which is ideal for surfers and is just a 15-minute car journey from Beach Bay Cottage. Closer to the cottage, Croyde and Saunton Sands are both excellent for swimming while Croyde Bay, has been rated one of the best surfing beaches in the world and so is ideal for the more experienced surfers.

For those who prefer to stay on land, North Devon also makes an ideal location for both walking and cycling. For those on foot, there are remarkable coastal paths to enjoy, while Exmoor National Park is just 30 minutes from the Beach Bay Cottage and offers a variety of routes for both experienced walkers or those who simply prefer a short stroll. For cyclists, the Tarka Trail forms part of the Devon Coast to Coast Cycle Route and is one of the country’s longest traffic free walking and cycling paths and offers riders excellent coastal views. Owner Activity Recommendations: The Stores
Local organic shop serving amazing coffee and cake. Local Pubs
isiting one of our local pubs all within walking distance from 20 seconds to 5 minutes The Thatch, The Manor, Billy Budds or a little further away The Manor House Inn.
https://www.thethatchcroyde.co.uk/
https://www.billybudds.co.uk/
http://www.themanorcroyde.co.uk/ Local Beaches
The beaches of Saunton, Putsbrough and Croyde with all the associated adventures such as surfing, sea kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, yoga https://www.bayfitness.co.uk/yoga on the beach, or simply relaxing and having a nice ice cream. Neo Cinema, Woollacombe
Plush cinema which offers visitors the ultimate private cinema experience.
https://www.woolacombe-bay-hotel.co.uk/cinema-in-woolacombe/now-showing Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park
Amazing collection of animals to see.
https://cmwdp.co.uk/ Baggy Point
Stunning coastal views and great walks!
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/baggy-point Tarka Trail
Great family day out for cycling on closed roads (following old unused rail lines for miles!)
https://www.tarkatrail.org.uk/ Saunton Sands Golf Club
36 holes of beautiful Championship links golf, set in the heart of North Devon.
https://www.sauntongolf.co.uk/

Barn in North Devon 2

Woolsery, Devon, South West of England

Barn in North Devon From £402 Availability

Situated on the owner s former dairy farm, which guests are free to explore, this property is surrounded by spectacular countryside. Just a short distance away, Devon s north coast boasts a string of sandy beaches, quintessential fishing villages and beautiful cliff top walks. Together with swimming, surfing and strolling along the coastline, there is much to see and do in the area, such as visiting RHS Garden Rosemoor, exploring the towns of Bude and Bideford and cycling along the Tarka Trail. Inside, great care has been taken to retain many of this building s original features, from an exposed stone fireplace to the high vaulted ceiling in the spacious kitchen, which also boasts a slate tiled floor with under floor heating and access to the rear patio. The kitchen contains a dishwasher, electric oven and hob, washing machine, fridge/freezer and microwave. Once prepared, enjoy your meals in the lounge/diner before settling down for an evening beside the wood burner and TV/DVD. The bedroom is accessed via an open tread spiral staircase and features an impressive king size four poster bed and other carefully chosen antique furniture. This room benefits from a TV and en suite bathroom with spa bath and WC. Outside, take your pick of the patios located at the front and rear of the property, where you will find garden furniture and a BBQ, perfect for sunny afternoons. Guests also have access to a shared lawn area. Once the sun has gone down, indulge in a dip in the private hot tub, which is housed in a building attached to the main property.

Barn in North Devon 4

Umberleigh, Devon, South West of England

Barn in North Devon From £591 Availability

Ideally located close to some of North Devon s finest beaches, you can explore Westward Ho!, Saunton Sands and Croyde which are all within 20 miles, and are popular with surfers and bathers alike. The regional towns of Barnstaple (8 miles) and South Molton (10 miles) are nearby with popular markets. Walkers and cyclists can enjoy the Tarka Trail (10 miles) and walk through the surrounding landscape, stunning in any season. 2.5 miles away will take you to the village of High Bickington where you will also find the community shop here which sells a range of produce. The nearby historic village of Torrington is 7 miles and is home to RHS Rosemoor and Dartington Crystal. Entering the stylish property, you are immediately greeted by a well equipped kitchen with underfloor heating, electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge and washing machine. A handy ground floor WC is on your right, then ahead is the open plan lounge/diner which is contemporarily styled with cosy sofas, an electric wood effect heater and a Smart TV, ideal for settling in for a snug evening with a feast, a bottle of wine and a film. French doors open onto an enclosed courtyard where there is your own private hot tub and garden furniture a great place to sit and enjoy the countryside views. Heading on up the stairs is the sleeping accommodation with two bedrooms. The first is a master double with en suite shower room and WC, the second is a zip and link king (which can be made into two 2'6'' single beds). There is a second shower room with WC making it ideal for couples or friends looking to holiday together. Outside, off the kitchen door there is a private courtyard providing ideal access for dogs after a country walk. Off the lounge is a separate area with far reaching countryside views, great for both you and your four legged friends to relax in. You'll also find here a table and chairs, as well as a hot tub, which is particularly inviting at night when you can enjoy the warm bubbling water under the star filled skies. Off road parking for two cars can be found next to the property.

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