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.
Charming cabin located in an elevated position with breath taking, magnificent views over the splendid Loch Earn and surrounding mountains. Nestled close to the picture postcard village of St Fillans, in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty of the stunning Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. The village boasts great amenities including a well stocked shop, array of eateries and golf course. The immediate area is also a paradise for all outdoor pursuits including walking and cycling, Munro bagging, trout fishing or enjoy a thrilling range of water sports on Loch Earn. Easy reach of the pretty village of Comrie and the beautiful towns of Crieff and Callander. Or travel further afield and visit the cities of Perth, Stirling and Edinburgh. Venturing onto the decked area, you are met with this charming and stylish log cabin. Step inside the lodge and head through to the light and bright open plan lounge/kitchen/diner, with amazing views over Loch Earn and the surrounding mountains. The well equipped kitchen area is the perfect place to cook up a storm with electric oven and 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 program on the TV/DVD, or just relax and admire the amazing views. Next is the dining area, the ideal spot to enjoy romantic meals together with French doors leading directly outside. To the rear of the lodge is the lovely comfy double bedroom, where you can relax and enjoy the immediate splendid views, with en suite shower room with shower and WC. Head outside onto the decked area, enjoying magnificent views over Loch Earn and the surrounding mountains. You will find the fantastic sheltered yet open fronted hot tub, the perfect place to relax and unwind with LED lighting and magnificent views. Enjoy al fresco dining and lazy evening stargazing across the loch and surrounding mountains, perhaps with a wee dram, good local ale or a nice glass of wine. There is ample off road parking available next to the lodge.
Set in the peaceful hamlet of Twyford, within the heart of the Herefordshire countryside where you can enjoy a wealth of walking from your front door, there are 36 acres of grounds of which you are free to explore along with a network of pathways. Also, within easy reach the Wye Valley Way, Offa s Dyke and the Forest of Dean. For cyclists you can enjoy the country lanes or venture into the Forest for a slightly more challenging terrain. And in summertime why not hire a canoe and take time to enjoy the River. A trip to one of the many market towns is a must where you can pick up local produce from a farmers market or browse the independent shops, Hay on Wye is famed for books and the annual international literary festival and the market towns of Ross on Wye, Monmouth and Leominster all welcome you with an eclectic range of independent shops. You ll enjoy the drive through the pretty Herefordshire hamlet before arriving at the shepherd s hut, peacefully secluded within the fringes of a mature meadow enjoying the shade of trees that blossom in the springtime. The hut sits to the rear with wooden steps up to the front door. Step inside and back in time, the interior has been finished in keeping of times gone by with simple cladded walls and picture windows. There is a wood burner with logs to keep you warm in the cooler months, a kitchen area with electric hob, small fridge, microwave, kettle and toaster. A folding down oak table with 2 stools. A double bed and a spacious shower and WC. Outside the area has been enclosed and offers a private hot tub where you can relax and stargaze. There is also a gas BBQ and table and chairs for supper outdoors. There is a storage shed that is suitable for bikes and off road parking for one car.
Just a short distance away from this property you will find the quaint cliff side village of Clovelly, with its winding cobbled streets and the harbour where you will find pubs, shops and restaurants. Ideally positioned for touring the whole of North Devon and Cornwall, the South West Coast Path famous for its spectacular walking environment and wide choice of excellent beaches and coves to explore and enjoy. For the more active there are excellent surfing beaches at Bude, Westward Ho! and Braunton. The fishing village of Clovelly, with its steep, stepped, cobbled streets and quaint harbour, is close by as are the villages of Hartland (offering some of the most spectacular coastal views in the British Isles) and Woolsery with shops and village pubs. Local attractions include The Milky Way, Hartland Abbey, Hartland Point and Lighthouse and RHS Rosemoor Gardens. Alternatively, why not sit in the garden and relax in the hot tub whilst overlooking the surrounding countryside. The property is a two storey barn conversion furnished and equipped to a high standard, with far reaching coastal and countryside views. Enter into the character filled lounge with exposed stonework and wood burner (logs included) Follow on into the modern kitchen/dining room with space to enjoy sociable family meals. On the ground floor you will find the first 2 bedrooms and a shower room with WC and upstairs you will find the master bedroom with a 4 poster bed and the second double which can be a twin on request. Family bathroom with hand held shower in the bath and WC. Outside the property you will find a decked area and patio/garden area with hot tub, seating and a charcoal BBQ to enjoy al fresco dining with all the family after a day of exploring the beautiful Devon coastline. Shared dog exercising paddock. Walk immediately from the property to soak up the beauty of the Devon countryside.
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 lodge. The wooden steps will lead you to the terrace where you can step inside to the lounge, a spacious room with comfortable sofas ready for you to sink into and relax after a day exploring, there is also a TV/DVD and wood burner for when the nights draw in. There is a kitchen/diner to the rear, the kitchen is well equipped with gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge with freezer compartment and dishwasher, and a washing machine is found in the utility area. The dining area offers seating for everyone to enjoy a meal together. There is also a single bedroom on the ground floor and shower room with shower and WC. So, when the day is done, climb the stairs to the first floor where you will find two bedrooms. A king sized room to the front of the lodge with en suite shower room and WC and an enclosed balcony that s perfect for a morning coffee. There is a further double bedroom to the rear of the lodge with countryside views and en suite shower room 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 shared gym. There is allocated off road parking for two cars 1 dog welcome
Positioned on the edge of the popular village of West Buckland, this bright and airy property is set in a peaceful location yet has excellent road links, making it the ideal base for touring both Somerset and Devon. Many pretty towns and villages are accessible from here, including nearby Wellington, which offers a good selection of local amenities. A visit to the town museum is a must for history lovers. Also accessible by car are a wealth of popular attractions including the rugged beauty of Exmoor and Dartmoor, north and south coasts and a choice of National Trust properties. Enjoy day trips to the seaside towns of Sidmouth, Minehead and Burnham on Sea all under an hour s drive. Step into the light and airy open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with high ceilings and beautiful exposed beams, a perfect place for a quiet, or romantic break away. Settle in for a snug evening with a feast, a bottle of wine and a film on the Smart TV. The perfectly equipped kitchen has a gas hob, electric oven, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine and tumble dryer it is a great space for cooking lazy breakfasts or trying out new recipes. The single storey accommodation has two bedrooms at either end of the property, a king size bedroom with a neighbouring shower room with shower and WC. The second bedroom has a double bed and a single bed to provide guests with added flexibility, this bedroom also has an en suite bathroom with a bath, separate shower and WC. Outside there is an enclosed walled courtyard garden with views over fields and to the church, which is beautifully lit up at night, great for both you and your dogs to relax in. Guests will find a table and chairs as well as a hot tub, which is particularly inviting at night, when guests can enjoy the warm bubbling water under the star filled skies. There is ample off road parking available.
Beautifully renovated to the highest of standards and commanding a fabulous location within the rolling hills of Northumberland, Milker s Byre offers top quality accommodation in a super setting. Located on a traditional working farm, High Staward, is perfect for families and friends who enjoy walking, cycling and exploring as well as relaxing in the hot tub under the dark skies of the region. Only a few miles away from the World Heritage Site that is Hadrian s Wall, guests will be able to visit one of the many historic Roman forts and settlements along the way and tread in the ancient footsteps of Roman Soldiers and warriors. The historic market town of Hexham is a short drive away and offers plenty of activities for families and the pretty village of Corbridge is situated just a few miles further east. Both are perfect for a spot of shopping or indulging in a pleasant dinner or afternoon tea. Upon going through the front door, you will enter a small cloak room area with hooks and boot rack for those muddy boots and clothes after a day s exploring. Heading on you will be in awe as you walk into the large lounge/diner which has arched patio doors on two side which are the original entrances. Inside you have a large three seater sofa, along with a comfy five seater corner sofa huddled around a log burner and large wall mounted TV. In addition, there is a wonderful dining table with bench seating ideal for a feast of champions. To the left is the kitchen which is a cook s dream and everything you need for your stay along with the fantastic addition of an island with bar stools. Through from the lounge is a small snug area with sofa, a great spot to kick back and relax with a good book. Along the end corridor is king room with en suite shower and at the end is another super king with bath and shower. Onto the first floor we head up the wooden stairs to an open area with pool table and TV, a great place to relax and unwind. On the left are three king rooms all with en suite shower room. Heading along the corridor the right of the pool table is the final the bedrooms, one king with en suite shower room, one super king with en suite bath and shower room. Outside you will find a designated garden area with seating and BBQ plus your own private hot tub to watch the stars.
This property is situated in the Devonshire countryside, yet is only eight miles from one of Cornwall s most popular seaside resorts: Bude. Here guests will find a choice of sandy beaches, one of which has a lovely tidal pool, providing safe bathing whatever the weather, as well as a mini golf course, and a range of shops and cafes. Exploring a little further along the coast, visitors will come to the picturesque fishing village of Boscastle, King Arthur s Tintagel, and pretty Port Isaac. The majority of the living space in this barn conversion property is located on the ground floor, including one of the bedrooms: a double room with an en suite shower and WC. The lounge offers a cosy space in which to relax, with its slate floors, comfortable seating, smart TV, DVD, hi fi, and patio door which leads out to the garden. The kitchen/diner, situated off the lounge, is a light and airy space which is equipped with an oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, and dishwasher. The second bedroom is a spacious, galleried twin room, which is also able to accommodate a cot with another smart TV and DVD. This room also benefits from a handy en suite WC, so there is no need for guests to traipse up and downstairs during the night. Outside, there is a private enclosed garden with patio area, which is where guests will find the wonderfully relaxing private hot tub, where they can lie back and enjoy the peaceful surroundings whilst gazing over the neighbouring fields. (Please note that the hot tub is for adult guests only) There is also a BBQ and garden furniture provided, so alfresco meals can be enjoyed during the warmer months. Other facilities onsite include: two fishing lakes which guests can arrange access to; a private games room with a pool table, table tennis, a TV/DVD with a selection of Disney DVDs, a fruit machine, an electric organ, and a table football table; tractor rides; and farm walks. Guests may also be able to feed the chickens and visit farm animals. There is ample space for off road parking on the farm.
Approached via a farm lane and set in 250 acres on a Cornish farm, this comfortable farmhouse style conversion which used to be the dairy and hayloft, enjoys an inverted design, with bedrooms on the ground floor and the family areas on the first floor. It s superbly located to take advantage of the West Country. Guests are welcome to visit the farm by arrangement to watch a variety of activities (enquire for more details). The accommodation is three miles away from the world famous Eden Project, the Luxulyan Valley and Viaduct, the tall ships and maritime museums of Charlestown, the Lost Gardens of Heligan and many great National Trust and English Heritage properties. Within five miles there are a number of golf courses including Lostwithiel and Lanhydrock. The sandy beach at Par, Fowey and Looe are also within a reasonable driving distance. It is also well placed for local shops and amenities too. Both of the property s bedrooms are located on the ground floor. The first is a large room with a double bed and an en suite with shower and WC. The second bedroom has twin beds. The bathroom is nearby and comes complete with a shower over bath and WC. Upstairs is an open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Take advantage of the views over the neighbouring field where cattle graze occasionally. The exposed beams, traditional Cornish granite and comfortable farmhouse style of the conversion creates a perfect holiday retreat. At the top of the steps to the first floor is a stair gate for safety. The comfortable lounge area has an electric wood burner effect fire, and a TV/DVD with Freeview. The dining table seats four guests. The kitchen area is fully equipped with an electric oven and hob, a microwave, a fridge with ice compartment, and a dishwasher the washing machine is downstairs in the entrance hall. The outside offers a pleasant enclosed garden with seating and a BBQ to relax with. There is also a private hot tub. There is parking on the driveway for two cars.
This pod is spacious and comfortable, finished to a high standard throughout with lots of attention to detail. It is situated on a working sheep farm, surrounded by the Northern Fells with fabulous views towards Blencathra. Although the location feels rural, you are just a mile away from Threlkeld village where you will find a couple of pubs, cricket pavilion and golf course. Keswick is just 4 miles away and annually, usually in May or June, it hosts the Mountain Festival, with world class sports, outdoor activities, talks and films with live music. There are some fabulous walks, cycling routes and climbing available on your doorstep and your four legged friend is also welcome! The open air theatre on Derwentwater is well worth a visit, Mirehouse and gardens offers a lovely day out or why not visit The Lakes Distillery which is just 12 miles away. Entering the pod, you will find a spacious bright open plan living area with a sofa and 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 a 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 a shower and WC. The pod has a nice private seating area with stunning views and a private hot tub, there is a traditional dry stone wall and planting around the accommodation. There is private parking for one car and a lovely covered decking to the front of the pod which allows you to sit out side whatever the weather.
Located on the edge of the owner s 140 acre cattle and sheep farm, this property is nestled in the heart of the countryside. With plenty of walking trails nearby including the farm s own nature trail, this is the perfect base from which to explore the surrounding countryside. Launceston, the ancient capital of Cornwall, is only 7 miles away and boasts a Norman castle, traditional butchers, bakers and independent shops. Beach goers shouldn t miss a trip to nearby Bude, which is perfect for families looking for a fun day by the sea. The main reception room is open plan and located on the first floor to make the most of the scenic views. With exposed beams and a vaulted ceiling, this is a striking and inviting room for entertaining. At one end there is a large country style kitchen with electric oven and hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave, coffee machine and breakfast table. Beyond the large dining table, the cosy lounge area boasts a TV with Freeview, DVD, hi fi, games cupboard and wood burner, perfect for relaxing nights in. A handy utility room downstairs houses the washing machine, tumble dryer, airing cupboard and a sink, while a second lounge next door provides an additional space in which to relax and includes a TV, DVD and sofa. The bedrooms are also located on the ground floor and include two king size bedrooms with en suite shower rooms, one twin room and one bunk room with two sets of bunk beds, perfect for young children. There is a family bathroom with an indulgent double spa bath, plus a separate shower and WC. French windows open out to the enclosed patio area where you will find garden furniture and a BBQ, perfect for summer days. Children will enjoy making the most of the shared play area, while adults can relax in the private hot tub located in the adjacent barn.
