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.
For a group that wants a remotely located place to stay and socialise in, this 5* spacious stone converted barn offers a comfortable hideaway in the mountains of Mid Wales. Stock up on supplies and go for meals out in the small town of Llanwrtwyd Wells (1.5 miles). Walking and biking are very popular in the area with options to suit all ages and abilities. There s everything from a ramble through local nature and wildlife reserves such as RSPB Gwenffrwd dinas (8 miles) which you can reach on foot from the property, to the notoriously steep ascent of the so called Devil s Staircase (7 miles). A 13 mile drive will take you inside the Brecon Beacons National Park, with its many natural beauty spots, and popular attractions, or nearby Elan valley is ideal for scenic drive around the dams, cycling or walking. Inside, the decor is elegant and all the rooms have been furnished with a wonderful attention to detail. You enter the property via a rear entrance, taking you into the lower ground floor, where you ll find the first of the five bedrooms, a pretty twin. On the ground floor, step into the sitting room, an open room with a wood burner and large windows overlooking scenic views of the valley and the Epynt. Moving through to the main lounge, which is raised by a few internal steps, you ll find sofas and armchairs gathered round the TV and DVD/Blu ray, perfect for film nights together. Back through the sitting room, a few more steps will take you into the bright kitchen/diner, equipped with a range style cooker, dishwasher, and a table seating ten. Completing the ground floor are two rooms which will come in handy after days out walking or biking in the countryside: a utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer (plus fridge/freezer), and a shower room. Four further bedrooms can be found up the handmade oak staircase in the sitting room. Along the landing are three king size bedrooms, two of which have an en suite shower room, as well as a pretty double. Finally, there is a family bathroom with a bath, separate shower, and WC. The bedrooms feature exposed beams and sloped or vaulted ceilings, adding to the property s traditional charm. Outside is an enclosed lawned garden, where you can host a BBQ, dine alfresco, and enjoy a soak in the hot tub. Bike storage is available, as well as grazing for a horse or pony. There is ample off road parking beside the property.
This luxurious property nestles on the edge of a family run farm, in a great central location and amidst the stunning Devon countryside. From here you can explore the whole of this popular county including both the north and south coasts, and Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks. The immediate area offers lots of lovely walks plus a community store and family run pub in the nearby village of Morchard Bishop, whereas slightly further afield the historic market town of Crediton boasts a selection of shops, pubs and a bustling farmers market. Also worth a visit is Tiverton with its castle, museum and country park which runs along the canal. Other attractions and places of interest in the area include the cathedral city of Exeter, Escot, Bickleigh Mill and numerous National Trust properties such as Killerton, and Castle Drogo. On entering this fabulous converted barn you will immediately find yourself in the stunning open plan living space. This boasts an impressive vaulted ceiling with gorgeous custom made feature light fitting. The cosy lounge area offers comfortable sofas sat beside a Smart TV and warming wood burner, in addition to underfloor heating; here is the perfect place to relax in style after a day of exploring. Also included in this space, an intimate dining area provides the perfect venue for laid back meals, whilst a set of bi folding doors lead to outside and allow you to dine alfresco with ease during warm weather. Equally as impressive and well appointed is the kitchen which boasts a great range of appliances and equipment including an electric oven and induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and also a dishwasher. From the living area then head up the handcrafted wrought iron and oak staircase and onto the first floor. Here you will find yourself in another lovely living area located on a glass sided mezzanine level above the ground floor. This brilliant multi use space provides somewhere to read, study, practise your yoga, or just sit and enjoy a glass of wine in front of the window and whilst taking in the countryside views. Located back down the stairs and on the ground floor you will then discover the luxurious bedroom. This is complete with a super king zip and link bed (which can be made as a twin upon request) with a Smart TV and a further set of bi folding doors to outside meaning that you can enjoy your morning coffee together with the fresh countryside air. Located next to this and completing the offering inside the property is a contemporary shower room with a large walk in shower and WC. Heading outside and into the enclosed garden further highlights await. Firstly a secluded patio area offers garden furniture, a gas BBQ and also the fabulous feature of a hot tub, and from here a set of stone steps lead to a small elevated lawn area with lovely views, seating and a fire pit. Located to the front of the property you will find an undeniably useful utility/storage room with washer/dryer and space to store bikes etc., making this a perfect base for outdoors enthusiasts. Ample private off road parking is also provided.
Situated on the clifftops outside the Highland village of Nigg, this property is the ideal escape for couples looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. Enjoy romantic walks along the plentiful sandy beaches in the area, and be sure to visit the other local coastal villages including Balintore (with its Mermaid of the North ) and Portmahomack (where you will find a lighthouse). The area is well known for wildlife: seals, dolphins and seabirds are often spotted within the vicinity. There is a small seasonal ferry that runs from Nigg to Cromarty, so hop on and explore the Black Isle with various cafes and restaurants, and the ferry will also shorten your journey time to Inverness. The lodge is accessed via the glass doors at the front, which leads into an open plan layout. The lounge area has a wood burner, Smart TV and Bluetooth speaker, so you can kick back and relax whilst you enjoy the fantastic sea views from the comfort of your armchair (binoculars are also provided!). The kitchen area is well equipped and contains an electric oven and hob, combi microwave oven, fridge/freezer, coffee machine and dishwasher. A welcome pack is provided for guests consisting of some essentials, as well as homemade goods for you to enjoy. The dining area is made up of a breakfast bar that seats four people. The king size bedroom has lovely views of the surrounding countryside, with luxurious robes and toiletries provided for both guests. The shower room with WC and washbasin has some added features including an anti mist mirror and automatic lighting. The garden area mainly consists of wooden decking, with garden furniture, firepit and hot tub. The lodge looks out beyond the cliff edge to the North Sea, meaning you can enjoy these stunning views from the hot tub with a glass of bubbly (non glass crockery is provided for use outside). There is parking for two cars in the private driveway. This property has a private water supply.
Located on a farm near the village of Nigg, this lodge is ideally placed for those looking to explore what the Highlands has to offer. Numerous sandy beaches can be found nearby, including Portmahomack and Balintore, and there are plenty of coastal walks and trails in the area. There is also a small seasonal ferry that runs from Nigg to Cromarty, so if you are looking to cut your drive time to the Black Isle and Inverness then it is well worth taking advantage of. The nearby town of Tain is home to Glenmorangie Distillery, as well as a golf course, and further north lies the town of Dornoch with its various cafes, gift shops and must visit beach. The lodge is accessed via the glass entrance door to the front, which leads into an open plan lounge/kitchen/dining area. The focal point of the room is definitely the cosy wood burner in the lounge, where there is also a Smart TV and Bluetooth speaker. Helpfully, binoculars have been provided for when you are keen to do some dolphin spotting from the comfort of the cabin. The dining area consists of a breakfast bar that seats four people and beautifully divides the lounge and kitchen sections. The kitchen itself is compact yet contains everything you could need during your stay, including an electric oven and hob, combi microwave oven, fridge/freezer, coffee machine and dishwasher. A welcome pack is provided for guests, and your dog will not miss out on getting a small gift too. The king size bedroom has been tastefully furnished and decorated, with robes provided for guests. The shower room with WC and washbasin contains toiletries for guests, with nice touches to enhance your stay including an anti mist mirror and automatic light. Outside, the decked garden area contains garden furniture and a firepit, as well as a glorious bubbling hot tub that guests are sure to love. Guests are provided with non glass items for use in the hot tub, so you can enjoy a flute of prosecco whilst you enjoy the spectacular sea views from the tub. Parking for up to two cars is available at the lodge. The cliff edge is some distance away from the property and is fenced off for extra peace of mind, but please ensure dogs are supervised at all times as there is also livestock on the farm all year round. This property has a private water supply.
Conveniently located a short drive from the attractive village of Sheepwash and on the London to Land's End cycle trail, this is a great location from which to explore. Walkers and cyclists will also be in their element with the Tarka Trail nearby and stunning Dartmoor National Park is just a short drive away. Alternatively, head towards the coast and enjoy the spectacular beaches and picturesque fishing villages the area is famed for, including Westward Ho!, Hartland and Clovelly. There are also many traditional market towns and villages to explore in the surrounding area such as Bideford, where you can jump on the MS Oldenburg and take a day trip to Lundy. Other local attractions include RHS Rosemoor and Dartington Crystal. Head up the small flight of steps and over the veranda into this beautiful shepherd's hut. The stunning open plan lounge/kitchen/diner boasts a bay window with lovely countryside views, generously proportioned seating arranged around the dining table, and a warming wood burner; here, you can relax in style after a busy day exploring. Also perfectly crafted and presented is the kitchen area which boasts an electric oven, a two ring gas hob, a microwave and also a fridge with an ice compartment. The next room is the cosy bedroom which includes a ladder leading to a gorgeous elevated double bed with a pretty porthole window offering lovely countryside views. Completing the property is the contemporary shower room with a shower and WC. Venturing outside, further highlights await in the shape of a fabulous decked veranda with garden furniture. From here, steps lead down to a spacious lawn garden with garden furniture, an undercover outdoor cooking area with a charcoal BBQ, and a wood fired hot tub. There is private off road parking for one car provided directly outside.
Situated in a particularly scenic area of Mid Wales on the banks of the River Bechan and with views of St Beauno's Church on one side and two ornamental lakes on the other, you will be well placed to enjoy a relaxing holiday. The ancient market towns of Welshpool and Ludlow are nearby and offer a selection of shops, restaurants, a theatre, cinema and leisure centre. Powys Castle and Gardens and Montgomery Canal are only 9 miles away and the Snowdonia National Park and coast are all within an hour s drive. Other attractions within easy reach include the West Midlands Shooting Ground, Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway, Chirk Castle and Gregynog Hall. The property is situated in a pretty lake side setting. Enter this beautiful lodge into the porch, where you can kick off your boots and hang your coats. Walk through to the spacious lounge/diner which is framed by oak beams and offers a lovely open fireplace, with TV/DVD to curl up and enjoy a film with the family. There is a large, country style kitchen with gas oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. If you tire of cooking then you can make use of the personal chef who is available to book and who uses the finest local ingredients to create memorable meals for all your family and friends. There are 4 bedrooms available, all with TV s: 1 double with four poster bed and en suite bathroom with shower and WC and 2 doubles with en suite bathroom with shower and WC. On the ground floor, 1 further double with en suite bathroom with shower and WC. There is an adjoining annexe which offers additional sleeping accommodation with 4 bedrooms, for up to 8 people, all with TV s: 1 king size with four poster bed and en suite bathroom with shower and WC, 1 double with en suite bathroom with shower and WC. On the ground floor, 2 twins with en suite bathroom with shower and WC, which are connected via the external main entrance porch. Relax in the private Jacuzzi and sauna after a day exploring the local area. Stepping outside, you will find a private patio area with garden furniture and BBQ, and access to large shared courtyard with fountain and raised lawns on the edge of this.
Nestled within the spectacular scenery of the beautiful Glenclova valley. The immediate area has abundant wildlife and offers a wealth of outdoor activities including Munro bagging, walking, biking, loch and river fishing for salmon and trout. With an array of mountain ranges, lochs and country tracks to explore. Golfers will also be delighted with the area boasting a number of fantastic local and links courses, including the championship course at Carnoustie. The historic famous town of Kirriemuir was the birthplace of J M Barrie, author of Peter Pan and Bon Scott of the Rock group ACDC. Venturing into the lodge, take off your coats and boots and head through to the warm and inviting open plan lounge/kitchen/diner that has an impressive double vaulted ceiling. Relax on the comfortable sofas and snuggle up with a loved one whilst watching something good on the TV/DVD. Rustle up a hearty breakfast in the kitchen area with electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher and washing machine, and enjoy the results at the dining table. Head through to the bedroom, also with double vaulted ceiling, where you will find the king size bed to get a peaceful night s rest. The shower room will get you ready for the day s activities ahead and the hot tub will soothe any aches after a day of hiking. Outside spend your days soaking in the hot tub and enjoy the surrounding scenery. There is ample off road parking.
Located at the end of a private track on a working cattle and sheep farm, this lovingly restored distillery cottage has a botanical theme throughout and is a great place for family or friends who are looking to escape to nature and unwind. The farm is surrounded by fantastic forestry walks and mining heritage. There are local amenities on your doorstep, but the pièce de résistance is the onsite gin distillery next door to the cottage where you are welcome to visit. In the springtime visit the lambs on the farm and help feed them, or if you want a day of retail therapy, head into Glasgow or Edinburgh both are just a short drive away with fabulous shops, culture, and nightlife. The cottage is all on one level and offers great social space in the open plan lounge/kitchen and in the garden with the BBQ hut and hot tub. As you enter the property into the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner you will find the spacious lounge area with comfortable seats, Smart TV, cosy wood burner and access out to the enclosed garden. The kitchen area has an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and a gin dispenser which has a welcome gin for you and your party to try. There is a dining area which is a nice area to enjoy breakfast or an evening meal and plan the rest of your stay. Down the hallway, you will find the contemporary shower room with shower and WC. There are three bedrooms further down the hallway a king size, a double and a bunk bedroom which is suitable for adults. There is an enclosed garden with patio and a lovely hot tub for you to kick back and relax with your favourite tipple. You can enjoy BBQ's all year round and in any weather in the fabulous BBQ hut. Private parking for three cars.
This property is located close to the North Western edge of Dartmoor National Park, just three miles from the town of Okehampton, where there are a number of shops, takeaways, and supermarkets, as well as specialist shops which cater for Dartmoor s walkers, cyclists, and climbers. Dartmoor 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 within a short drive of the stunning cathedral city of Exeter and within an easy drive of popular tourist destinations of the south coast and the unspoilt villages along the northern coastline. Other attractions within easy reach include Lydford Gorge, Roadford Lake, Okehampton Castle, the Miniature Pony Centre, Crealy Adventure Park and numerous National Trust properties. This property offers comfortable accommodation for four guests and is accessed via a set of external stairs to the front door. Venture inside and through to the beautiful open plan lounge/kitchen/diner which offers fabulous feature floor to ceiling windows. Here sit back and relax amongst the rich, soft furnishings and watch your favourite program on the Smart TV or just enjoy an evening under the stars with the flame effect electric fire glowing in the background. Keen cooks will enjoy the brilliantly appointed kitchen area which boasts a great range of appliances including an electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freeze and dishwasher. There is also a washer/dryer located in a separate utility cupboard which also provides handy storage space. After a long day, head down the hall where you will find the two bedrooms, the master bedroom is a double room which benefits from an en suite shower room with WC and a TV, whilst the second bedroom is a cosy twin room. Located next to this and completing the offering inside the property is a lovely contemporary bathroom with a shower over bath and WC. Venture outside onto the decked terrace at the front of the property where you can enjoy alfresco dining and drinks when the weather permits, or head to the rear decked area where you will find the wonderfully relaxing and private sunken hot tub which has the added luxury of an auxiliary cable which plugs into the headphone socket of any phone or devise with a socket.. Private off road parking for two cars is also provided.
Set within a rugged landscape of Welsh countryside, this is a haven for enthusiastic walkers where you can leave the car behind and explore the hillside or follow the meandering River Irfon. The Elan Valley is just a short distance away offering stunning scenery across the reservoirs, along with the heart of the Brecon Beacons where you can hike up Offa s Dyke for a viewpoint that will take your breath away. You could also try your hand at one of the various water sports available such as kayaking on the River Wye. The traditional market town of Builth Wells is also within easy reach, home to the Royal Welsh Show and many other seasonal events. Located down a peaceful and private country lane, the lodge enjoys an elevated location offering views across a rugged landscape. The undercover terrace offers access to the open plan living space; here you can relax in style with friends. The lounge area enjoys views and natural light from the sliding patio doors, and there are two large sofas where you can catch up in front of the TV after a day exploring. The kitchen/diner is perfect for entertaining; the well equipped space offers an electric oven and gas hob, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. There is also a small utility cupboard with a washing machine. For dining, a table and chairs for four enjoys views from the bifold doors. There are two bedrooms off the hallway: a king size with front aspect and TV, and a double with side aspect and TV. There is also a shower room with shower and WC. Outside, the grounds have been sympathetically landscaped; here you can sit under the covered terrace, or soak in the private hot tub with canopy. There is off road parking for two cars.
