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.
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 just a short drive from the vibrant market town of Ledbury, where you will find an excellent choice of amenities offering good local food and crafts. Known for its unique black and white timber frame cottages, lying on the border of Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire, this ideal location showcases the region's finest country, and wealth of historic towns and villages, including the Malvern Hills, or Hereford, Gloucester and Worcester. For the best of both worlds, there is a train station just a short distance away to take a stress free train ride on the direct Worcester and Hereford line to London. 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 lounge area is spacious with comfortable sofas ready for you to sink into and relax after a day exploring, there is also a TV/DVD where you can enjoy a movie when the nights draw in. The kitchen/diner is set to the rear, the kitchen is well equipped with gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer dishwasher and washing machine. The dining area offers seating for everyone to enjoy a meal together. When the day is done you can find two bedrooms just off the small hallway, a comfortable king size and a twin. Completing the accommodation is the shower room with shower and WC. 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 gym. There is allocated off road parking for two cars. 1 dog welcome
Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty within the beautiful Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park ideal for all outdoor pursuits, with the splendid Lochwinnoch within easy reach. The wonderful Castle Semple is a great day out for all to enjoy, where you can participate in an array of water sports. Enjoy trips to the splendid Loch Lomond & the Trossachs national Park, Lochwinnoch Nature Reserve and take a ferry trip and visit the Islands of Arran, great Cumbrae and Bute. The vibrant city of Glasgow is also within easy touring distance with its fascinating museums, art galleries and SECC which hosts some great events and concerts. The renowned golf courses of Turnberry and the royal Troon are also close at hand as is Lochwinnoch Golf Club. Stepping inside this luxurious single storey stylish lodge, into the hall through to the spacious open plan light and bright lounge/kitchen/diner. The comfortable lounge has a smart TV, lovely wood burner perfect for cosy nights and floor to ceiling windows enjoying magnificent countryside views over the splendid Lochwinnoch. Dining area has a large dining table perfect for romantic or family gatherings, also with floor to ceiling windows to enjoy the spectacular views and French doors leading out to the decked area with private hot tub. The kitchen is well equipped and perfect for cooking up a storm with electric oven and hob, fridge, freezer, microwave and a handy dishwasher. Next is the utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Continuing through the hallway you are met with the delightful twin bedroom. The stylish bathroom with shower over the corner bath and WC, is located opposite the twin bedroom. Finally, the beautiful master bedroom with king size bed, Smart TV and stylish en suite shower, with large shower cubical and WC. Venturing outside onto the large patio area, you will find the wonderful private hot tub with magnificent countryside view over the beautiful Lochwinnoch. There is also a seating area with table and chairs, perfect for alfresco dining and lazy evening star gazing. There is ample private off road parking, to the rear of the property.
With breathtaking sea views that extend as far as the eye can see, this lodge is a fantastic retreat for those looking for a luxury break near the North Coast 500 route. Located close to the burgh of Tain with a golf course, as well as the pretty town of Dornoch with cafes, gift shops and sandy beaches. Children will love the numerous woodland trails in the area (including Skelbo Forest and Aldie Burn), and ensure you take a stroll down to the Sutors of Cromarty, which is close to the Lodge itself. Guests are encouraged to hop aboard the seasonal ferry that runs from Nigg to Cromarty, where you may be lucky enough to spot some dolphins on your travels. The lodge is accessed via the glass doors to the front of the property, which leads you into an open plan kitchen/lounge/dining area. The lounge area contains a comfortable sofa that has been placed to take advantage of the stunning views outside (binoculars are provided too), as well as a Smart TV and Bluetooth speaker for cosy evenings in. The dining area seats four people around the table, with an additional seating space at the breakfast bar in the kitchen. The kitchen is neat in size yet very well equipped with an electric oven and hob, combi microwave oven, fridge/freezer, coffee machine and dishwasher. A welcome pack is provided for guests, which contains some essentials for your stay as well as some home baking. The master king size bedroom is of a good size and has been tastefully furnished. The twin bedroom has also been decorated to a high standard, with the addition of robes and toiletries provided for all guests. The shower room with WC serves both bedrooms and contains features such as an anti mist mirror and automatic lights. Outside, you can unwind in the hot tub with some prosecco in hand whilst you admire the spectacular views. The decking area contains garden furniture as well as a fire pit, which is great for both sunny days and evenings watching the sunset. Parking for two cars only can be found at the rear of the lodge. This property has a private water supply.
Dartmoor National Park, Devon, South West of England
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This property is located just 2 miles from the town of Okehampton, where there are a number of shops, takeaways, and supermarkets. There are also specialist shops that cater for walkers, cyclists, and climbers, and it is close to the north western edge of Dartmoor National Park. The moor itself offers many miles of scenic walks for all abilities, ranging from easy strolls through to challenging hikes and climbs. With great transport links nearby you will also be a 25 mile drive from the stunning cathedral city of Exeter and within reach of the unspoilt villages along the northern coastline and popular tourist destinations of the south coast. Other attractions within reach include the Miniature Pony Centre, Meldon Reservoir, Meldon Viaduct, Crealy Adventure Park, Lydford Gorge, Roadford Lake, Okehampton Castle and Dingles Fairground. This delightful lodge is accessed via a small flight of external wooden steps and once inside you will find yourself in the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. This lovely light room has a contemporary feel with its beautiful styling and boasts a flame effect electric fire, Smart TV, comfortable sofas and dining table seating six. Large patio doors allow guests to open up this area in the warmer months, extending the living space out onto the decked terrace. Also perfectly appointed is the kitchen area which is well equipped with an electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. There is a washing machine located in a separate utility room which also provides handy storage space. Head further inside where you will discover the three beautiful bedrooms, the first of which is a double room with lots of useful storage space, TV, and an en suite shower room with WC. Completing the offering inside the property are two cosy twin rooms, one of which has 2' 6" beds, and located next to these, there is a bathroom with a shower over bath and a WC. Outside, the enclosed, decked terrace makes a great place to relax and enjoy the sunshine with a drink at the end of the day. A table and chairs also make it possible for guests to enjoy al fresco meals plus the fabulous feature of a private hot tub is a welcome luxury after a day exploring the moor. Located next door is a pub which includes a fun children s play area. Private off road parking for two cars is also provided.
This property is ideally situated for guests to enjoy a quiet, secluded holiday away from the stresses of daily life. The quiet rural location offers peace, quiet, and a high degree of privacy, and yet the property is just a few miles from the some of the region s best loved towns and villages. The seaside town of Westward Ho! is just 7 miles north of the property, and boasts a stunning two mile wide sandy beach, which is popular with families and surfers alike. Just a little way around the coast is the stunning Hartland Point, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with quiet coastal paths and dramatic cliff walks. For a different experience of the sea, there are a number of boat trips which depart from the town harbour in Bideford or Ilfracombe, including the wonderful trip out to the breath taking island of Lundy. Guests will begin to relax and unwind, as soon as they take the turning up the private drive and through the gates to this five star detached property. The inverted layout means that the property s four bedrooms are located on the ground floor. The stunning and spacious master kingsize room, is a lovely restful space, with floor to ceiling windows overlooking one of the property s pretty courtyards. This room benefits from an en suite shower room with WC, allowing guests a leisurely start to the day. There is one more kingsize bedroom, as well as a twin room, and a bunk bedroom, all of which have a relaxing feel and have attractive exposed beamed ceilings and access out to an enclosed patio area. The bathroom is also located on the ground floor and offers a shower over bath and WC. Upstairs, guests will find the impressive lounge with its vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, and huge fireplace which houses the warming woodburner. A mix of low level windows and skylights flood this room with light, making it a wonderfully welcoming space, where guests can sit back and relax on the deep sofas whilst watching the TV with netflix. Five steps lead from the lounge to the kitchen/diner, a spacious room with a large dining table, which is well equipped with an oven and hob, microwave, fridge, and freezer. The washing machine and tumble dryer can be found in a separate utility room. Outside, the property enjoys a choice of beautiful outdoor spaces, including a large walled garden which is mainly set to lawn, providing plenty of space for playing games. There are also two separate courtyard gardens where guests can take advantage of the garden furniture and the provided BBQ, to truly relax and enjoy the tranquillity of the surroundings. There is ample off road parking provided.
This property enjoys a tranquil countryside location just a short drive from the village of Sheepwash, where visitors will find a village shop, and a welcoming pub. Slightly further afield, the traditional market town of Great Torrington offers a range of shops, eateries, a great cinema, and a weekly pannier market offering local produce. For those who like to make the most of the surrounding countryside, there are plenty of walking and cycling routes nearby, including the traffic free Tarka Trail, and the wild beauty of Dartmoor. Of course, a trip to Devon would be incomplete without a day at the seaside, and the seaside town of Westward Ho! is just twenty miles to the north of the property, whilst the popular Cornish seaside town of Bude is found twenty miles to the south west. This former barn has been lovingly converted to offer comfortable, single storey, accommodation for four guests within tranquil countryside surroundings. On entering the cottage, via a few stone steps which lead to the front door, guests will discover the attractive light filled lounge/diner with its wood burner , comfortable seating, dining table, TV/DVD, and doors which open out onto the patio area. The stylish kitchen provides everything that guests will need to make themselves feel at home, including an electric oven and hob, microwave, Smeg fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine. There are three restful bedrooms in the property: two double rooms and a single room, whilst the contemporary shower room has a shower and WC. A handy utility room provides space for storing bikes, etc. Outside, there is a patio directly to rear of the property, with table, chairs, and a charcoal BBQ, making a lovely spot to enjoy the peace and quiet over a drink or alfresco meal. Private dual fuelled hot tub which can either be fuelled by electric or wood with countryside views. Guests also have access to a paddock, which makes an ideal place for playing games and dog walking, whilst a covered barn offers a dartboard, a pool table and air hockey. There is ample off road parking provided and guests may like to make use of the four bikes (adult size) which the owners have made available for guests.
Idyllic spot with far reaching views of the sea and hills, just over a mile from historic Ruthin boasting independent shops, eateries, castles and museums. Pop to the market town of Mold, with its street market, annual food and drink festival and Theatre Clywd, or the town of Denbigh, steeped in history with a range of independent shops and eateries. There s great walking nearby, direct from the front door without the need for a car or head to Coed Y Felin nature reserve, or climb nearby Moel Famau, the highest hill in the Clwydian Range or further afield is Snowdonia with its mountain railway. Northeast is the beautiful walled city of Chester with its medieval walls, specialist shops, tempting restaurants and world famous Zoo. The beautiful Wales coastline is within easy reach, 18 miles north, with its sandy beaches and seaside activities. Why not head to the picturesque town of LLangollen with the river running through, along with plenty of shops and pubs to keep you entertained. A stylish detached property is full of all the thoughtful little extras for your stay. Walk into the utility with space for your outdoor attire alongside the washing machine and tumble dryer. Continue through to the spacious kitchen with electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, wine cooler, coffee machine and fridge/freezer. It is a lovely room to rustle up a meal purchased whilst on your local travels with all the equipment you need. Walk through to the lounge/diner with the dining table perfectly positioned to enjoy a meal together overlooking the garden with lovely countryside views as far as the sea from the dramatic feature window, why not open up the doors and let the outside in. After dinner relax on the sofas, sit back and unwind, watch your favourites on the Smart TV and enjoy the comfort of the wood burner after a full day out. Exploring this delightful property further, upstairs you will find the spacious bedroom with a king size bed, TV and en suite shower room with WC, which has been designed for a good nights sleep with lovely linen and superb views to wake up to. Heading outside to the enclosed garden and open views. Hot tub on the private patio, perfect for alfresco dining with table, chairs and charcoal and gas BBQ, sit back and relax in this pretty garden and embrace the views. There is ample private parking for two cars and space for bicycles, canoes and paddleboards. Please note that the owners live onsite but privacy is ensured.
This pod is beautifully finished, situated on a working sheep farm surrounded by stunning picture postcard open countryside. In the springtime the lambs are a joy to watch! Threlkeld village is just over a mile away with a couple of lovely country pubs, a cricket pavilion and golf course. Keswick is just 4 miles away, with a good selection of independent shops, restaurants and cafe's. Annually, usually in May or June, Keswick holds the Mountain Festival which is a three day event with world class sports, outdoor activities, talks and films with live music. Derwentwater is only 12 miles away and offers some great water sport activities or why not visit one of the local distillery's. Entering the pod, you will find a spacious bright open plan living area with a sofa and a Smart TV, which will allow you to log into your Netflix Account and enjoy a good film. There is a double bed with views out over the fells and a kitchen area with two ring gas hob, microwave and fridge with ice compartment, it offers everything you need to rustle up breakfast and a quick bite. Finally, there is a shower room with WC. The pod is separated from the two other pods on site by a lovely dry stone wall and planting. There is a private parking space for one car and a lovely covered decking to the front of the pod with seating. There is a private hot tub tucked away to the side of the pod with views over the Blencathra.
This luxurious bespoke lodge is nestled in an amazing elevated position in the historic Teviothead. Surrounded by breath taking countryside and rolling hill views in this Area of Outstanding Natural beauty. Visit the local Celtic goldsmith with fascinating Johnnie Armstrong gallery. Explore fantastic walking, hiking and biking routes directly from the property including Ian Landles hill, nine mile circular walk. Enjoy salmon and trout fishing on the River Teviot or the famous River Tweed. Close to the bustling town of Hawick with its excellent leisure, shopping facilities and an array of eateries to enjoy. Making this a fantastic base to explore the delights of the Scottish Borders and within touring distance of Scotland s Capital, Cumbria and Northumberland. Venturing onto the fully enclosed spacious decked area, your are met with this stylish luxurious micro lodge. Stepping inside this amazing lodge with magnificent countryside views, into the spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The bespoke well equipped kitchen area is the perfect place to cook up a storm with two ring electric hob, microwave and fridge/freezer. The lounge area has a large comfy sofa where you can relax after a day out exploring the beautiful local area and perhaps enjoy a great movie or catch up with your favourite TV program, or just relax and admire the amazing views. Next is the lovely dining area with comfy seating ideal to enjoy romantic meals together. To the rear of the lodge is the lovely comfy double bed where you can relax and enjoy the immediate splendid views. Completing the accommodation is the stylish spacious shower room with shower and WC. Heading outside to the fully enclosed decked area enjoying magnificent rolling hill and countryside views over Scottish Borders, Dumfries and Galloway March Skyline and the Henry Scott Riddle monument. You will find the fantastic adjoining open fronted private house hot tub, perfect place to relax and unwind with LED lighting and splendid views. Enjoy al fresco dining and lazing evening stargazing across the surrounding wonderful landscapes, with comfortable seating area and charcoal BBQ. There is ample off road parking available next to the lodge.
Located in the glorious rolling countryside close to Aberystwyth and the Cambrian Mountains, and surrounded by acres of working farmland, this delightful holiday cottage is perfectly situated for a get away from it break. The seaside town of Aberystwyth is just a few miles away, and offers a beautiful beach, pier and funicular railway as well as a choice of other facilities including places to eat and drink. Bwlch Nant yr Arian Forest is just eight miles away and has an excellent visitor centre and is ideal for woodland walks, spectacular views and a Red Kite feeding centre. There are stunning beaches just ten miles away, or you can see remnants of the submerged forest at Borth. On entering this charming single level cottage, which has been thoughtfully converted from a former cattle shed, you will find yourself in the attractive and spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. With traditional exposed beams, the pretty lounge area offers TV and DVD, and you will find an ideally situated dining area. Moving over to the kitchen, you will find it fully equipped with electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge with ice compartment and washer/dryer. Exploring this delightful property further, you will find two cosy double bedrooms, each with TV. There is one en suite bathroom with shower over the bath and WC and one further bathroom, also with shower over the bath and WC. Stepping outside, you can sit back and relax in the enclosed garden with lawn and patio area with seating, which leads down into grounds which are shared with the other properties on site and where you can find a children s play area. You will also have access to your own private hot tub.
