Log Cabins to RentIs fishing the perfect sport for a holiday? You sit on a chair, contemplating nature in a splendid setting, waiting for a moment of excitement that may never come. And if it doesn’t? More time to enjoy the scenery. Couple that level of contentment with a beautiful log cabin and it sounds like a formula for a totally relaxing break. The log cabins below have fishing either on site or close by.
Stoke on Tern is a sleepy hamlet in Shropshire, close to Market Drayton which is well known for its market, shops and eateries, not forgetting the scenic Shropshire Union Canal. Activities in the area include walking, cycling, boating and fishing. Visit Hawkstone Park Follies (8 miles), The Dorothy Clive Garden (15 miles), Bridgemere Garden World (16 miles), Ironbridge museums (20 miles), National Trust s Attingham Park (17.5 miles) and Benthall Hall (23 miles). Explore the vibrant towns nearby including historic Nantwich (20 miles), medieval Shrewsbury (16.5 miles), Stafford and its pottery (21.5 miles) and the University town of Stoke On Trent (23.5 miles). They all offer a range of events, independent shops, eateries, museums, galleries and attractions. It s the perfect base from which the culture, cuisine and countryside in Shropshire, Staffordshire and Cheshire or simply relax in the retreat. Step into this converted former cheese house and you ll notice beams, high ceilings and interesting and quirky features throughout. The stylish kitchen has been designed with thoughtful little extras, creating a lovely space to rustle up a meal with views over the garden and beyond. The kitchen is well equipped with electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave and dishwasher. The dining table is perfectly positioned in the kitchen to enjoy a meal together. Continue through to the lounge with exposed beams, feature fireplace with electric effect log burner, and a Smart TV. Relax on the sofa, plan your activities for your stay, choose something to read from the bookcase or watch a film with the glow of the fire for cosy nights in. After a full day out head upstairs to the bedroom with a double bed, and en suite with a shower and WC. Heading outside, you can fire up the BBQ on fine days and enjoy al fresco dining at the table and chairs in the garden. Embrace the rural views from sunrise to sunset or walk down to the River Tern for seasonal walks. There is a lockable store if you are bringing your bikes and private parking for two cars at the property. This is a working farm with the owners on site, though privacy is assured at all times.
The picturesque village of Barlow is a wonderful place to call home for a while when visiting the Peak District National Park. The village offers numerous footpaths to enjoy, exploring the glorious surrounding hills and multiple eateries where you can sample local, seasonal delights. Chatsworth House, Hardwick and Haddon Hall are within a twenty minute drive and each offer historical charm and wonderful gardens to explore throughout the year. Pop into the nearby town of Bakewell, the home of the traditional Bakewell pudding and wander around the streets lined with independent shops or stop for lunch by the river which runs through. Take a few steps down to the front door and enter into the cottage which provides a bright and airy, open plan lounge/kitchen/diner for you to relax in. The stylish shaker kitchen is a delightful space to prepare a meal, complemented with sparkling quartz worktops, electric cooker and hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and microwave. Enjoy lazy breakfasts at the nearby dining table and on an evening retire to the comfy sofas in the lounge. Put your feet up in front of the Smart TV, or curl up with a good book overlooking the garden through the floor to ceiling windows. Head upstairs to the double bedroom, again complemented with floor to ceiling windows and a Smart TV. The en suite shower room is beautifully decorated and offers an enclosed shower and WC. The cottage is situated in a 2 acre landscaped garden which is shared with the owner. There are many seating areas tucked away in different spots to ensure privacy. Whether it's sat on the patio outside the cottage, on the bench by the babbling brook, or under the pergola laden with climbing roses and clematis, you will find a special place to rest. There is off road parking for two cars.
This peaceful barn retreat is located just a couple of miles outside of the village of Llanilar which has a convenient village shop, bar and restaurant. There are countryside and woodland walks to be had directly from the doorstep, walk along the nearby stream and keep an eye out for local birdlife. The popular seaside town of Aberystwyth can be reached within six miles where you will find a wealth of bars, restaurants and shops to choose from or take a walk along its promenade. Why not venture to Aberaeron, just 13 miles and enjoy a famous honey ice cream or delicious fish and chips and watch the boats or walk to the pebble beach. Only 20 miles away is the beautiful seaside resort of New Quay, the town has a variety of shops, eateries, a wildlife marine centre, two golden sandy beaches and a picturesque harbour. Enjoy boat trips offering dolphin watching and a range of water sports. Explore the Dylan Thomas trail and follow the footsteps of Wales best loved poet who once lived in the town. Walkers can join part of the coastal footpath, which covers over 60 miles with breath taking views. Or visit Wales' only silver mine visitor attraction, dramatic waterfalls, or take a trip on a steam train with the Vale of Rheidol Railway. As you enter the barn you are welcomed into a cosy, open plan, lounge/kitchen/diner. Light your very own wood burner in the evenings and curl up in the comfortable lounge which has ample seating and a Smart TV to watch your favourite programmes. The stylish kitchen is equipped with an electric oven, induction hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave and a built in Quooker boiling water tap. You will also find a selection of crockery and cooking utensils so you can make the most of the space and whip up a light lunch or a delicious supper. There is a dining table for four provided. Enjoy your meals here or simply relax with a cup of coffee and plan your activities for the day. The shower room is also located on the ground floor with a shower and WC. Upstairs onto the first floor, you will find the both bedrooms nestled in the eaves. The first bedroom is a pleasant king size zip and link bedroom which on request can be made up as a twin room, with storage for clothes and room for your luggage. The second bedroom has a metal framed double bed and also benefits from storage for your clothing and belongings. Externally there is an enclosed garden to the front of the property laid to gravel with an area of lawn. Should you wish to dine al fresco, sit and enjoy at the patio table. The property is accessible via an uphill path with several steps from your allocated parking space on the private roadside.
This stunning property is ideal both for those who want to relax in some of the best countryside in Cornwall and for those wanting to explore. Nearby attractions include The Eden Project, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Porfell Wildlife Park, Launceston Steam Railway, The Tall Ships at Charlestown and charming traditional fishing villages like Looe, Polperro and Fowey. The rugged Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor are nearby, offering dramatic scenery for walkers of all abilities. Or you could simply relax and unwind in this welcoming and comfy property, and enjoy the glorious peace. On entering this beautiful property, you will find a spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The lounge and dining area is elegant and stylish, with large dining table, comfy sofas, an electric fire as well as TV/DVD, toys and board games. The French doors at the end of the lounge look out onto the garden. The kitchen area is well equipped with oven and hob, fridge, dishwasher and microwave. You will also find a double bedroom on the ground floor, which has a door that leads out onto the patio area. Also on the ground floor is a utility room containing a washer/dryer, freezer and a downstairs WC. Upstairs you will find a king size bedroom with TV, a single bedroom and a shower room with WC. Please note there is restricted head room in the shower. Leaving the lounge through the French doors you will find the garden and patio area, complete with garden furniture and BBQ. You will also find some outdoor play equipment, including a slide and see saw. There is ample off road parking.
A perfect base for touring the whole of Cornwall and Devon, you will be less than three miles from the A30 which leads to a wealth of attractions. Explore the north and south coast beaches, the Eden Project, Dartmoor, Exmoor and Bodmin Moor. Why not take a trip to the North Devon coastline to Clovelly, Bideford and Hartland? The coastline is wild and largely forested, recently seen in BBC s The Night Manager too. Nearby, the former Kernowian capital Launceston has a good selection of eateries and pubs, there s a good selection of antique shops and independents across the hilly centre too. On entering this impressive detached barn conversion, you will find yourself in the cosy and inviting lounge, where you can relax with the Smart TV, or snuggle in front of the traditional wood burner. Moving into the lovely open plan elegant kitchen/diner, you will find everything you might need during your stay including electric oven, hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and microwave. The attractive dining area is ideally situated and perfect whether you re enjoying a big meal or grabbing a snack. You will find also find a comfortable king size bedroom on the ground floor, as well as a shower room with WC on the ground floor. Heading upstairs you will find two more comfy bedrooms: one king size with en suite shower room with WC, and a huge master bedroom with super king zip and link, which can be made into a twin on request, with TV and en suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Stepping outside you can unfurl on the private patio and lawn area with garden furniture and charcoal BBQ. There s also a large garden area shared with the other properties, and a play area for kids where they can have fun on the trampoline. A shared utility room is on site which has washing machines, tumble driers and fridge/freezer. There is plenty of parking available.
Arrive at this stable cottage and drop your bags off before heading straight out to explore. Coed Trallwmn Mountain Bike and Visitor Centre is just 20 miles from your door so hop on your bike and ride the day away. Large windows let light flood inside creating a tranquil feel at this home from home. The comfortable sofas invite you to put your feet up as you laze away in front of the TV or gaze across the fields and valleys beyond. There is plenty of room for all hands on deck to make light work of mealtimes in the kitchen/diner. Gather at the island and utilize all of the fantastic space to cook up a storm. Plate up at the table which comfortably seats six and enjoy dining together. There is a handy downstairs WC but head to the first floor to find the family shower room. The three bedrooms can also be found on this floor, the spacious king size with en suite shower room, 4ft queen sized double room and snug single all invite you to switch off and unwind. Wake up and discover the indoor hot tub, shared with other properties on site, to start your day with a relaxing soak. Enjoy sunny days on the lawn, also a good spot for four legged friends to stretch their legs and fire up the BBQ in the evening for a tasty feast to enjoy. In addition to washing and storage facilities for mountain bikes, there is ample off road parking at this property.
Located just outside the unique fishing village of Clovelly, these lodges are ideally situated to explore both the North Cornish and the North Devon Coastlines. Only a short drive from the market town of Bideford with a retail park, pubs and restaurants, and the famous pannier market. 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. Other attractions such as The Milky Way, The Big Sheep Adventure Park, Dartington Crystal, RHS Rosemoor, Hartland Abbey and Hartland Quay are also within easy reach. Set directly on the water s edge of the lower lake this beautiful lodge is accessed via two steps on a large balcony. Step into the large open plan lounge/kitchen/diner and here you will find a well equipped kitchen with an electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge/freezer, dishwasher and a washing machine. The lounge is comfortably furnished with contemporary sofas and elegant soft furnishings, and the perfect place to relax in front of the TV with a glass of your favourite tipple. A door through to the hallway leads to three bedrooms: two double bedrooms, one with views of the lake, and a bunk bedroom which also overlooks the water. Completing the accommodation is a bathroom with Jacuzzi bath and WC, and a shower room with WC. Heading outside through the double doors is a generously proportioned balcony on which you can enjoy al fresco dining. Alternatively experience a barbeque right on the water s edge, and afterwards watch the sun go down with superb views of the lake.
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.
This property enjoys a quiet location in the Carmarthenshire countryside, just six miles from the county town Carmarthen. The town has a good range of shops and eateries, and is also home to a number of historic sites, including the atmospheric ruined castle. To the south of the property lies the Carmarthenshire coastline, where there is a choice of lovely beaches, such as those at Pembrey Country Park, Llansteffan, and Ferryside. For those who have an interest in the literary heritage of the area, a trip to The Dylan Thomas Boathouse in Laugharne is not to be missed. This quaint cottage is where the poet lived for the last four years of his life and the view from the windows was immortalised in his poem Over Sir John s Hill. There is a welcoming tearoom here, as well as preserved front parlour, and an interesting exhibition of the poet s life. Why not visit the National Botanic Garden of Wales and the Aberglasney Gardens for a wonderful day out or venture to the Ffos Las racecourse (Please check admittance for the various attractions). On arrival at this lovely property, guests will first come to the spacious, light filled kitchen/diner. This room offers a warm welcome and is furnished with a large dining table, and a well equipped kitchen area with an oven, hob, microwave, and fridge/freezer. The dishwasher, washing machine, and tumble dryer, meanwhile, can be found in the separate utility room. Doors lead from the kitchen/diner through to the lounge, another generously sized room with a relaxing atmosphere, comfortable sofa seating, patio doors leading out to the garden, a TV, and DVD. (There are steps down to the lounge area from the kitchen/diner). The property has four bedrooms, one of which is located on the ground floor, a double room which enjoys direct access to the patio through the room s French windows. There is also a shower room with WC on the ground floor, whilst the main bathroom with a bath, shower, and WC can be found on the first floor, where the three remaining bedrooms are located. The first of these is a stylish double room benefitting from its own TV and an en suite shower room with WC. The second bedroom is another double, whilst the third bedroom is a restful twin room. Outside, there is an enclosed patio garden which not only offers garden furniture and a BBQ, but is also where guests will find the wonderfully relaxing hot tub, from where they can enjoy splendid views over the surrounding fields.
This beautifully converted stable is located at the end of an unenclosed gravelled drive and is surrounded by stone walls, trees and shrubs. It sits beyond the owner s house and outbuildings of the former farm. The property is conveniently located on the lane to the neighbouring village and beach of Seatown and is within walking distance (300 yards) of a pub and local shop. A 7 mile drive down the coast will take you to Lyme Regis, a popular tourist destination where you can visit the Marine Aquarium, Dinosaurland Fossil Museum or even try your hand at a spot of deep sea fishing (season and weather permitting). There are a number of local walks, some of which are on the fossil trails and you can even visit Monmouth Beach (7 miles) to view some impressive fossils on the beach. On entering the property through a wooden stable door, there are bedrooms on either side of the hall. Both are spacious and light double bedrooms, each containing a king size wooden sleigh bed and a selection of attractive wooden bedroom furniture, wooden beams to the ceilings and exposed brickwork features. Each bedroom has a set of French doors leading to the outside terrace, and each has its own en suite with stunning slate flooring, one is a bathroom with a bath and shower over, the other is a shower room. Going further down the hall and up the beautiful oak staircase you enter an open plan space comprising the kitchen, dining area and lounge. The room is light and airy with exposed wooden rafters, brickwork features, sloping ceilings and skylights. There is a comfortable seating area where you can watch the Smart TV, as well as a desk area, dining table and a fully equipped kitchen with cooker, fridge, freezer, microwave, washing machine and dishwasher. To the exterior of the property, there is a large terrace with a seating area to soak in all the nature surrounding you. There is parking available for one car. Please note, there is a self contained annexe adjacent to this property which can also be booked to accommodate an extra two guests if required. Please contact us for more information.
