Log Cabins to RentOwning a hot tub at home costs money and effort. Having a hot tub on holiday is an effortless treat. When it comes to pampering yourself, there are few things in life more indulgent than soaking in hot water full of bubbles, quite possibly with a glass of wine by your side watching the sun set over a neighbouring hill. Getting out is always a test of your willpower, but the log cabins below will enable you to meet the challenge.
There are 50 acres of land to explore within the farm with so much to discover including woods, streams and beautiful views. The National Trust common land surrounding you is free to roam so you can enjoy views of the Brecon Beacons without the climb. There are also plenty of activities in the local area, with a pony trekking centre nearby the friendly guides will lead you up over the Begwns on horseback for a morning, or nip over the other side of the hill and discover the canoe hire and adventure training centres, offering everything from a quick hour on the River Wye, to a Vespa ride up into the Black Mountains, bicycle hire to explore the Brecon Beacons National Park, or a test of nerve on the high wire ropes. Hay on Wye, just 5 miles away, is famous for its international book festival, a fine selection of pubs and restaurants and an art house cinema where you can relax and step back in time. The accommodation is nestled into the hillside across a meadow and babbling stream. Sympathetically landscaped, the stone bothy sits within a raised terrace. The bothy is completely off grid; step inside and enjoy the natural light that pours in from the large leaded windows. The living space is open plan and finished with natural materials and classic colours and includes a small kitchen area with Belfast sink and wooden work tops. A table and chairs are set by the window for you to enjoy the views. For relaxing, a cosy sofa fronts a wood burner, where your four legged friend can curl up and for lighting, a selection of oil burning lamps will provide soft lighting for a cosy evening. A small ladder gives access to the mezzanine bedroom where you can enjoy a peaceful night s rest within the eaves, with soft linen and Welsh blankets. For bathing, there is a covered terrace with a claw foot bath where you can relax and enjoy the stars. A composting WC is situated just up from the terrace. Please note the property is off grid and so has no electricity, mobile signal or wi fi. All cooking is done on the wood burner. The simple landscape of the grounds blend into the surrounding countryside; relax in the wood fired hot tub for two and enjoy the skies overhead, or simply relax with a good book whilst enjoying afternoon tea. There is also a kitchen garden alongside the 50 acres of grounds. There is off road parking for one car and bicycle storage.
With the lodge as your base, you can make the most of what the National Park has to offer, including its many walking routes. As well as gentle rambles, keen hikers can head to Pen y Fan (15 miles), the highest mountain in South Wales and a popular peak to climb. Talybont village is 1 mile away, with a selection of friendly local inns and a shop for replenishing your supplies. Further afield, visit the market town of Brecon for its museum, art gallery, and 11th century cathedral. History lovers will find a number of castle ruins in the area, including Tretower Court (6.5 miles) and Crickhowell (9 miles). From the veranda, a step up takes you inside the main lodge and straight into the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. There are two comfortable sofas either side of the wood burner, so you can curl up on cool evenings. The rustic kitchen area reflects the outside environment with its natural wood units and comes complete with a gas hob, fridge and microwave for home cooked meals. Eat at the dining table or take your food onto the veranda and the pretty picnic bench overlooking the valley. Also in the living area is the double cabin bed, fully self contained in its own raised wooden unit and accessed via a four rung ladder. Continue to the back of the lodge, where you ll find the remaining two bedrooms, a double and a twin. Both have colourful throws for a warm night s sleep, and bedside tables with reading lamps. The twin also boasts a large wardrobe with drawers for handy storage space. Venturing outside, a few metres from the lodge is your private Pitch Pod containing a shower and WC. On the grass surrounding the lodge is a fire pit and at the side of the property is the wood fired hot tub. In the next field is a lake where you can either go for a swim, or paddle around in the rowing boat, and guests are welcome to explore the farm. Off road parking is available in a neighbouring field.
The property is just 2 miles from Dolfor, boasting a local pub and stunning countryside, ideally placed for walking and exploring the Welsh Marches and rural Shropshire. Nearby Newtown on the River Severn offers a contemporary gallery, cinema, theatre, shops, restaurants and cafes. For weekly markets and a wider range of eateries, shops and events, you can also pop to Bishops Castle, Church Stretton, Montgomery, Ludlow and Shrewsbury, all within easy reach. Activities include walking, climbing, cycling, boating, fishing and even hang gliding, and some attractions include Stokesay, Powys, Ludlow and Shrewsbury Castles, Acton Scott Working Farm and nearby National Trust properties. There s so much to see and do; this is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a more active holiday. This beautiful barn conversion is located on the lovely Cwm Weeg estate and is creatively designed with interesting features, exposed beams, oak floors, vibrant colours, creature comforts and wonderful surprises around every corner. As you enter the property, there is plenty of space for your walking boots and outdoor attire in the hallway, which leads into the kitchen, and down to the basement where there is a utility room housing the washing machine, tumble dryer and freezer. The kitchen is well equipped with all you need including an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, and the thoughtful little extras. Natural light floods in the windows as you rustle up a meal in the spacious kitchen, with the dining table perfectly positioned for everyone to gather round and enjoy a meal together. After dinner, head down to the basement games room with football table or head up to the lovely lounge with high ceilings and French doors to let the outside in. Relax on the comfortable sofas and chairs, watch a film on TV, plan your holiday activities or just chat by the glow of the wood burner. There s a wide selection on the bookcases, choose one and snuggle up on the chair with a good book. After a full day out, take a leisurely bath or shower in the bathroom, and choose from one of three beautiful bedrooms: a king size with en suite shower room and WC, another king size and a twin. All the bedrooms have quality linen and have been designed for a good night s sleep. There is also a fourth bedroom which is a master suite with a separate access; up the steps, you ll walk into the sun room with table, chairs and stunning rural views, then walk through to the studio with king size bed, TV, tub chairs, mini kitchen with two ring electric hob, sink, fridge and microwave. At the far end of the studio is the en suite shower room and separate WC. This is quite a unique property for friends and family to holiday in and wake up to the most magical of settings. Outside, the private garden has an extensive deck with a hot tub to enjoy beautiful rolling countryside views from sunrise to sunset. The paved area is a lovely spot for al fresco dining, maybe a BBQ, with a table and chairs to sit in the sun or take shade in the undercover area if you prefer. There is also an outdoor table tennis table for a friendly competition between yourselves. You are welcome to explore the 24 acre garden and grounds, designed and created by the owners, with established borders, seasonal interest, unique features, ancient woodlands and wildflower meadows. The garden is occasionally open to the public, so please ask us for these dates when booking. There is ample private parking at the property, and if you are bringing your bikes there is a secure store available.
In the midst of the fabulous countryside, the friendly village of Clifton offers walkers and cyclists beautiful scenic routes, and a friendly local pub. Situated to the nearby town of Ashbourne with its Georgian terraces, 13th century church, colourful market square, heritage trail, country stores and antique shops provides lots to see and explore. Set at the end of picturesque Dove Dale enjoy the Tissington Trail with its cycle hire, Matlock Bath's little Switzerland gorge, Peak Rail's steam trains puffing along the Derwent Valley. However, remember to leave some time aside to enjoy Chatsworth House and gardens, visit the dramatic Derwent Valley 'Dambuster' dams and even experience the heart stopping thrills on the latest rides at nearby Alton Towers. Step into the lodge and wander through to the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. This sociable space offers all you need to rest, relax and enjoy a special meal. The kitchen space offers everything you will need to cook up a storm including an electric oven and hob, fridge, small separate freezer and microwave with a nearby dining table to enjoy a lazy breakfast planning the day's activities. After a long day exploring the countryside, retreat to the sofas in the lounge and curl up with a good book or watch one of your favourite shows on the Smart TV. The lodge offers two bedrooms, a double and a twin, each decorated with stylish fabrics and comfortable furnishings to ensure you will get a good night s rest. Get ready for the day ahead in the shower room with shower and WC. Outside the lodge offers a hot tub which is tucked away for privacy and nearby dining table and chairs for dining alfresco. There is off road parking available for two cars.
Machlud Ar Y Dwr translates to Sunset on the Water, set close to the coast, you will have plenty to do on your holiday. If you are looking to explore the area on foot or two wheels, you are spoilt with surrounding countryside. Venture to New Quay, a popular seaside town with so much to see and do. Take a boat trip to spot the dolphins or go fishing. Explore the marine wildlife museum, try out one of the water sports on offer or simply enjoy a bite to eat at one of the pubs or restaurants. Head further afield to Aberystwyth, another popular seaside town with plenty or activities to enjoy. There is also nearby National Trust sites to visit including Llanerchaeron and the Dolaucothi Gold Mines. (Please check admittance for the various attractions). Step inside this stylish yet cosy retreat into the studio style lounge/kitchen/diner/sleeping area. Relax in the lounge area after a long day of exploring on the comfy sofa, which folds out as a sofa bed, and watch your favourite movie on the Smart TV. Prepare a romantic meal in the kitchen area which is equipped with an induction hob, microwave/grill and a fridge. Sit around the dining table whilst taking in the views. When you re ready for bed, retreat to the sleeping area and enjoy a good night s rest in the double bed and wake up to the views over the lake. Completing the pod is the stylish shower room with shower and WC, perfect to refresh and get ready for the day ahead. Heading outside, you will find yourself on a decked area, with a newly installed private 4 persons hot tub and gas BBQ. The perfect spot to relax or dine alfresco whilst enjoying the views over the lake. There is private off road parking for one car next to the pod. There is an additional on site utility room with shower, WC, washing machine and tumble dryer available for use. Within the four and a half acre grounds, across from the two stylish glamping pods named 'Machlud Ar Y Dwr' and 'Porthdy Gwas Y Neidr, there is Pontfaen Villa, also available to book, accommodating 22 persons.
A rurally positioned converted barn on a 100 acre, working cattle and arable farm, this is the perfect countryside getaway to the west. Close to the pretty Helford River and six miles from the town of Helston, it s also equidistant between Falmouth and Penzance. Best of all it s on the Lizard Peninsula and within driving distance of the attractions and places of beauty including Mullion Cove, Coverack, the Seal Sanctuary at Gweek, Kynance Cove and Lizard Lighthouse, the most southerly point on the British mainland. The Lizard is almost like a separate country from the rest of the county of Cornwall with its wooded coves, secret rivers, uncommon, geology, unusual cafes and quaint villages. The Lizard also has some great surf spots along the western edge, specifically the characterful Gunwalloe Cove. This tasteful barn conversion is one of four properties, so for large group bookings this could be the ideal solution. On arrival you will find a welcoming lounge with an Smart TV, DVD and French doors that lead out on a patio. The large kitchen/diner comes equipped with an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave, dishwasher, dining table and a second set of French doors. Also on the ground floor is shower room with WC. Upstairs is a master bedroom with a king size bed with an en suite shower room with WC. Nearby is another bedroom with a king size zip and link bed (which can be converted into a twin on request). The third bedroom is a nice twin. Also on the first floor is a bathroom with bath and WC. Outside, each property has its own private patio with garden furniture and a hot tub. Close by is an exciting games barn that contains table tennis and pool tables, along with young children s play equipment. There is ample parking outside the cottage.
You will be well served within this peaceful oasis where you can relax by the natural swimming pool or stroll through the acres of mature woodland. You are a short distance away from the vibrant market town of Ledbury, where you will find an excellent choice of amenities offering good local food and warm Herefordshire hospitality. Known for its eye catching black and white timber frame structured cottages, this is a fascinating place to explore. Lying right on the borders of Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire, this ideal location showcases the region's finest countryside where you will be spoilt for choice, the Wye Valley offers magnificent colours, riverside walks and kayaking, with The Malvern hills offering spectacular views, a little further afield the Brecon Beacon National park. Drive through the electric gates and into the woodland and as daylight appears again you will gain your first glimpse of the cluster of traditional lodges. The wooden steps will lead you to the terrace where you can step inside to the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The spacious lounge area has comfortable sofas to sit back in after a busy day exploring, relax with a good book or enjoy a favourite programme or film on the TV/DVD. The kitchen/diner is set to the rear, the kitchen area has everything you need to cook a hearty breakfast or evening meal, including gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer dishwasher and washing machine. The dining area is the perfect place for a family meal whilst planning the next days adventures. There is also a single bedroom on the ground floor and shower room with shower and WC. Heading up the stairs to the first floor you will find two further bedrooms, a king size room to the front of the lodge with a lovely enclosed balcony to take in the morning air. and a twin bedroom to the rear of the lodge with beautiful countryside views. Completing this floor is the Jack and Jill shower room with shower and WC, this can be accessed from both bedrooms. Step outside onto the terrace at the rear of the property where there is seating for everyone to enjoy al fresco dining, a great BBQ, outdoor shower and private hot tub. You also have access to the natural outdoor swimming pool, and a shared sauna and shared gym. There is allocated off road parking for two cars. 1 dog welcome
This area is ideal for exploring the Lake District, Eden Valley, Hadrian's wall, the Scottish Borders and the North East. It is a great central point to meet up with friends and family located equal distances between the historic city of Carlisle and the market town of Penrith with its independent shops and cafes. Take a trip to Keswick just a drive away or enjoy a boat trip on Ullswater lake, stopping off to explore. Enjoy a hearty meal down at the local pub with its beer garden, just a stroll over the road. This stunning lodge is the perfect place to getaway and enjoy luxury comforts. As soon as you enter the open plan living space you will see the detail and expense the owners have gone to create a welcoming and relaxing atmosphere. The lounge boasts two sofas and a footstool surrounding the flame effect electric fire and Smart TV. The kitchen is stylish with all you need to cook up a feast for any meal. There is a gas oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer and microwave. Head on down the hall where you will find the comfortable bedrooms with the master bedroom housing a king size bed with TV and plenty of storage space plus a en suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC where you will also find your bathrobes and slippers. Also, off the hall is the twin room and a shower room with shower and WC. The decking area has been tastefully created to reflect comfort with seating area and your own private hot tub so you can enjoy those lovely evenings with a drink under the stars. There is private parking for two cars.
This stunning property is the smallest section of a high spec barn conversion, whilst offering 2,000 square feet of elegant 1950 s Hollywood chic. It is perfectly placed to enjoy the best of East Anglia with easy access to the Suffolk and Norfolk coast. This barn offers the ideal base to explore the local area and beyond. For keen walkers and bird watchers, why not take some scenic walks along the nearby River Waveney where an abundance of wildlife can be spotted? The location offers easy access to the traditional seaside towns of Gorleston, Hopton and the stunning Southwold and Dunwich. Norwich, with its famous cathedral, is less than 20 miles away, or why not explore the stunning waterways of the Norfolk Broads by hiring a boat for the day? Complete with limestone floors and granite surfaces with stunning artwork throughout, you enter this splendid barn through the rear of the property via French doors. The barn offers a bright, spacious open plan space with a lounge/kitchen/diner. You instantly get a feel for the attention to detail throughout. The chef amongst you will love the space in the kitchen for preparing favourite culinary delights. The kitchen is fully equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and for those true coffee connoisseurs, a built in coffee machine. There is a large kitchen island, complete with three bar stools, should anyone want to grab a light snack. The large dining table can seat up to six people, so gather around with friends or family and exchange stories over some hearty cuisine. There is also a separate utility room with a washing machine and tumble dryer. The lounge is the perfect place to enjoy some social downtime, with sofas that ooze comfort as well as classic looks. Or you could choose to stream your favourite shows with loved ones and friends on the large Smart TV. Heading up a beautiful bespoke staircase you arrive in the hallway leading to two bedrooms. The first, a king size bedroom, the second a twin room. Both rooms are equipped with Smart TVs, a wardrobe, drawers and an en suite shower room with WC. Both rooms look out on to picturesque Suffolk fields of yellow and green, framed by an endless sky. Outside is accessed from the kitchen via French doors and leads to a shared courtyard with plenty of seating. The property has its own private limestone constructed seating area with beautiful plants. Soak away those tired muscles in the hot tub and stargaze in blissful surroundings. There is private off road parking for up to two cars.
From this delightful cottage you will be perfectly placed for exploring the very best of both the Devon and Cornwall coasts. Enjoy National Trust cliff top walks, quiet, sheltered coves, charming fishing villages and long sandy surfing beaches. There are a whole range of attractions within easy reach offering something for all tastes; these include the breath taking scenery of Dartmoor, Launceston Steam Railways, Bude Canal and Splashpool, The Eden Project, The Milky May and much more. Other nearby activities include golf, horse riding, and water sports at Roadford Reservoir, or head to the market towns of Holsworthy and Launceston to shop for local produce. If you don t fancy cooking, there is a selection of traditional village inns in the area. On the ground floor, there is a spacious lounge/kitchen/diner, which has been fully equipped with everything you need for a comfortable break. In the kitchen area, you will find an oven, hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer, microwave, and a dining table for mealtimes. The lounge area is made extra cosy with the wood burner, which you are free to use and comes with an initial supply of logs free. There is also a TV/DVD and hi fi. On the ground floor, you will also find the master king size bedroom with en suite shower room with WC, and one cosy bedroom with a zip and link king size bed that can be made into a twin room. The second twin bedroom can be found on the first floor with sloping ceilings. There is also a bathroom that consists of a shower room with WC. Outside of the property you will have your own private courtyard with seating, and Lazy spa hot tub ( to be arranged with owner and charges will apply on arrival if requested) Within the rest of the grounds there is plenty for the whole family to enjoy. This includes a games barn with pool, table football, darts and air hockey, an outdoor children s play area and a pet corner with a range of animals throughout the year: chickens, goats and pigs. There are also woodland walks to enjoy and a pretty, private lake where you can try your hand at coarse fishing. There is a 12 person BBQ hut available for hire. There is ample parking.
