Log Cabins to RentLog cabins are self catering accommodation, but that is not a sentence of one week in the kitchen. It’s an opportunity to start the day at your own pace with breakfast as you like it, and to come and go as you please. But it’s lovely to have a restaurant close by so that you only use that kitchen when you want to. The log cabins below will ensure you never feel chained to the hob or the sink.
A beautiful and romantic couples retreat in an idyllic village location perfect to relax, unwind and explore Snowdonia National Park, dramatic countryside, historic towns and pretty villages in North Wales. Nearby Bala boasts Wales's largest natural lake, narrow gauge railway, National White Water Centre and a range of restaurants and shops. Nearby Betws y Coed with historic bridges, waterfalls, river pools and hill top lakes, is also full of outdoor activity and craft shops, galleries and public houses. Enjoy walking, climbing, kayaking, sailing and fishing in breath taking scenery. Visit historic towns of Ruthin and Denbigh, have a day trip to Barmouth for fabulous beaches or take the challenges of GYG karting, Snowdonia's Cader Idris, Surf Snowdonia and the Zip World Caverns. This really is an all year round destination. The attractive barn has a welcoming lobby, with interesting art work and plenty of space for coats and boots, opening into the spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner flooded with natural light. Open the French doors, listen to the birdsong and step outside onto the patio area with wonderful views over the grounds and beyond. If you decide to eat in the well equipped kitchen area then you have everything you need to prepare a delicious romantic meal, with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, Dolce Gusto coffee machine and washing machine, alongside many other little thoughtful extras creating a lovely space to cook in. Relax on the comfortable sofas, play board games, plan tomorrows activities and embrace the wonderful views. On chillier evenings, light the ready laid wood burner and watch a good film or lose yourself in a good book. Along the corridor, there is a comfortable double bedroom which leads to a stylish en suite shower room one step down. Up the private drive, past the owners home, the property nestles on the gravelled courtyard with superb countryside views. You can enjoy alfresco dining in the private raised patio area with table, chairs, charcoal BBQ and pretty borders with lovely views. There are also a number of shared spaces to sit and relax in the nine acres of grounds. Maybe picnic by the standing stones or at the top of the garden near the trees. If you are bringing your bike there is lockable storage and an outside tap with hose available. Plenty of outside space for your canoe or kayak. The shared, spacious, vaulted ceiling games barn is also accessible from the courtyard and offers a wide range of fun activities to enjoy, including Free View with large wall projection, darts, table tennis, slate bed pool table and high quality hi fi system. Ample private parking on site, within walking distance to the property. Please note that the path from the car parking area is quite steep. The owners have also wilded seven acres of the grounds to make a small sanctuary for wildlife with the creation of a large natural lake, new copses and wildflower meadows. Guests are welcome to walk around the lake but swimming and fishing are prohibited, but a wander through the wildflower meadow on a summer's evening is a real nature lovers treat.
Located within the village of St just and walking distance to eateries, pubs, shops and a local church. Coves and beaches can be found on the Penwith peninsula including Porthcurno beach with the Minack open air theatre nestling in the cliffs. Nearby in Botallack, the filming location of Poldark can be visited along with the working mine museums of Levant and Geevor, which will give visitors an insight into how big the tin mining industry was in the area a real trip back into the past; or explore the choice of pubs, shops and restaurants in Sennen. Further afield, the historic towns of Penzance which is only 7 miles away and St Ives just 15 miles away can be reached. For an addition experience why not hop on the open top bus which travels from St Ives to Penzance to explore the coastline. Easy access to many of Cornwall's top attractions including The Minnack Theatre, Land's End, St Michael's Mount and numerous National Trust properties. From the moment you enter this simply stunning abode, you ll be impressed with the elegant interior. A memorable property immersed in its rural past yet with contemporary comforts throughout. Hang up your coats in the entrance hall and step into the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The beautiful bespoke kitchen area has everything you need and is fully equipped with a gas hob and electric oven, microwave, dishwasher and fridge/freezer to create a feast whilst playing your favourite songs on the portable speaker. There is also a dining table with seating for all to enjoy a lazy breakfast. The lounge area has a comfortable corner sofa, so cosy up in front of the wood burner and watch your favourite TV show on the Smart TV. From here the utility room has washing machine and tumble dryer. Completing the ground floor is a WC accessed from the entrance hall. Head up the charming staircase to the king size and double bedrooms with glorious arch doors, built in wardrobes, exposed beams and plenty of space. Lastly but by no means least is the family bathroom with separate rainfall shower and attachment, bath with attachment and WC, perfect for a long soak after a day exploring your surroundings. Heading outside to the rear, you ll find the picture perfect cottage garden with an array of mature shrubs and plants and a meandering pathway leading to various terraces. Open up the doors and relax at the summerhouse with a good book or just listen to the wildlife. There s a table and chairs for alfresco dining with a gas BBQ. Driveway parking for two cars.
DETACHED BARN WITH MANY CHARACTER FEATURES Nestled in a rural Somerset village surrounded by rolling countryside and offering superb views of Blagdon Lakes this property offers families, friends or couples a peaceful retreat located well for walking, fishing, cycling and horse riding. Within a few minutes walk are the renowned Blagdon and Chew Valley fishing lakes where permits can be obtained from 14 per day and bird watching passes from 2.80 per day, to discover the many species living in the area. The lakes offer wonderful rambling opportunities and walks can be started direct from the property. The barn is centrally located and within easy driving distance to the regional city of Bristol offering shopping facilities, an ice rink, theatres, cinemas, bars and restaurants. The historic city of Bath has much to discover with cultural entertainment including museums and theatres. Wells, with its famous cathedral, is within a 20 minute drive as is the town of Cheddar. Local attractions in the area include Cheddar Gorge and Wookey Hole Caves. The stylish accommodation, with features such as exposed beams, offers TWO bedrooms: situated upstairs, 1 double and 1 room with double futon or ample room for a travel cot and 1 twin room situated downstairs. Bathroom: situated upstairs, with bath with shower attachment and WC. Shower room: situated downstairs, with WC. Lounge/kitchen/diner: with oak flooring, flatscreen TV/DVD and wi fi available. Kitchen/diner area with fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, electric oven and hob. Washing machine and tumble dryer in boiler room. Outside: enclosed garden and patio area with garden furniture, BBQ, croquet and badminton games. Amenities: ample off road parking, bed linen, towels, electricity, central heating and wi fi included. Regret no smoking. Regret no pets. Location: beach 15 miles, village shop 4 miles and pub 2 miles.
Situated on the borders of Devon, Dorset and Somerset, this lovely little cottage provides the perfect base for exploring these three counties and has something for everyone. Devon has a huge expanse of rugged moorland and rolling hills. The town of Axminster is just one mile away from the cottage and has a wide range of shops, inns, restaurants and a sports centre. The famous River Cottage is also not far from the property, where you can book in advance to dine or take part in a cooking class. The owner, Hugh Fearnly Whittingstall has also opened River Cottage shop in Axminster. For walkers, the Axe valley offers some lovely trails as well as walks along the Dorset and East Devon Heritage coastline. Abbotsbury Abbey, Crealy Adventure Park, Bicton Park, Burrows Farm Gardens and a wide range of National Trust gardens and properties are all within easy driving distance of your cosy Devon accommodation. The cosy barn offers one comfortable king size bedroom on the ground floor of the property and one twin upstairs on the first floor. The family bathroom, which can be accessed by two steps up and two down from the bedrooms, has a shower over bath and WC. There is also a separate WC within the property for convenience. The lounge/kitchen/diner has been tastefully furnished with polished wooden floors, TV/DVD, iPod dock and a woodburner to relax in front of (with the first bag of logs included). If you re staying in to cook rather than going out, the well equipped kitchen has an oven and hobs, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Outside is a small private garden with outdoor furniture and a BBQ. Guests also have access to the owners large shared garden with play equipment, swings and a Wendy house. There is allocated parking for one car outside the property.
This property is the first of three interconnecting but separate barns. This luxurious barn provides a perfect location for a relaxing holiday on the Suffolk coast. Located near the Suffolk/Norfolk border with easy access to the many idyllic fishing villages and larger towns, guests will find everything from traditional seaside fares to romantic eateries. To the North, Gorleston offers a stunning bay with golden sand beaches and clifftop restaurants, further North is the seaside resort of Great Yarmouth with Sea World. Those harking back to childhood memories can enjoy the history and heritage of the fishing industry and wealth created by the sardine trade along the quayside. For a bit of candy floss and kitsch, the seafront provides illuminations, pier, promenades, arcades, funfair and a sandy beach. To the South, another traditional seaside town Lowestoft is just a few miles away and few miles beyond are the towns of Southwold and Alburgh which are a must visit for any stay in Suffolk. Take a trip inland to the magical waterways of the Norfolk broads or the many English Heritage sites that dot the landscape. Enter this fantastic barn through the side of the property where you walk through into a lobby area that has a separate WC and is also the perfect place to kick off your walking boots before heading into a wonderfully presented lounge/kitchen/diner with limestone floors, fabulous artwork bursting with character with its exposed original beams. The lounge area is perfect for you to enjoy some social downtime with three sofas that surround a Smart TV so you can stream or watch your favourite shows with loved ones. The chef in the group will love the space the kitchen offers when preparing culinary delights. As well as a gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher you have a kitchen island complete with three bar stools, should anyone want to grab a light snack or just watch you cook. The formal dining table can seat up to six people. If you prefer the experience of al fresco dining, then you can open up the patio doors conveniently located across the side of the open plan living area and serve food outside with ease from the kitchen. This property is located on the ground floor and offers three king size bedrooms each with an en suite shower room and WC. All bedrooms have patio doors that lead on to a patio area and come equipped with Smart TV's, wardrobes and drawers, and one with a walk in wardrobe. So lots of space to put your suitcases away. Outside is accessed via the French doors from the kitchen and here you have a communal courtyard with plenty of your own dedicated limestone constructed seating area surrounded by beautiful plants with a hot tub to soak away those tired muscles whilst stargazing in blissful surroundings. There is private off road parking for up to three cars.
Set in the small fishing town of Newlyn where you will find everything you need from pubs, cafes, bars, restaurants, galleries and local shops, all within walking distance. If you enjoy walking you will find lots of fantastic walks directly from the property. It is the perfect base for exploring wider area including Mousehole, with gift shops, galleries, restaurants and a family friendly beach, The Minack Theatre which is a unique cliff top open air theatre, Porthcurno, Lands End, Sennen Cove and St Ives. Enter this single storey converted stable with private entrance through the porch and into the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. After a busy day you can relax on the sofa (which is a clic clac sofa bed), in the front of the wood burner and watch your favourite film on the Smart TV. In the kitchen area you will find it has everything you need to cook up a meal with electric oven and gas hob, microwave and fridge with ice compartment. Through to the super king size zip and link (which can be made into a twin on request) bedroom with views and a bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Outside the property in an enclosed garden where you can enjoy al fresco dining with BBQ and garden furniture, or, sit in the beautiful shared garden area with granite standing stones, fire pit, seating and a shared wooden hot tub (1 private use included). Use of bikes and washing machine can be arranged with the owner. There is a parking space for one car.
Set deep within the open countryside, you are well placed for the picturesque Wye Valley, Forest of Dean and Brecon Beacons National Park, an absolute haven for walkers and cyclists. You can enjoy many fabulous walks right from your doorstep, along with the National Cycling Route (42) which you can pick up close by. The River Wye meanders along the base of the valley, where you ll also find the peaceful village of Tintern, famed for the ruins of Tintern Abbey. Chepstow is nearby, a bustling town with a good selection of pubs and restaurants to suit all tastes, and is steeped in history with a castle that is the oldest surviving post Roman stone fortification in Britain. The area is also rich in heritage, with many castles including Goodrich, Monmouth, and Raglan Castle. Enjoy the views across the countryside as you approach the farm, the barn is well positioned within the working yard, finished with a contemporary twist that blends well with its more traditional surroundings. Step inside where you will be pleasantly surprised with the vaulted ceiling and exposed ironworks. The hallway offers space for boots and coats along with a first glimpse of the open plan living space. The wide open space is perfect for relaxing and is cleverly divided the lounge area offers comfortable seating where you can relax in front of the wood burner and enjoy a movie on the smart TV. The dining area takes centre stage with a contemporary styled kitchen that s well equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment and a dishwasher. When the day is done you will find two bedrooms. Although the accommodation is set for two, you can take advantage of both rooms, a double room with an en suite with a shower and WC, and a twin room with a separate shower and WC. Heading outside, you can sit and relax at the front of the barn in a walled garden that offers shelter. To the side of the barn, a further patio can be accessed from the main living space. There is off road parking for one car and storage for bikes.
This property lies just a mile away from the beautiful village of Himbleton with a great pub, recently featuring in the Good Beer Guide. The nearby Cathedral City of Worcester offers a wider selection of shops, bars restaurants and tea rooms. Just a short drive away you will find the stunning Cotswolds providing walkers, cyclists and explorers arguably some of the best sites and scenery in the country. Alternatively, for the best of both worlds the riverside town of Stratford upon Avon, Warwick and Cheltenham Spa have a wealth of attractions to explore. The farm itself sits on a working family farm with 50 acres of countryside including a lake which guests are invited to walk around Heading into the entrance hall, to the left you will find a lovely light and spacious lounge, where you can relax on the sofa and watch a film or read a book by the wood burner effect fire while immersing yourself in the sunset view from the French doors, across miles of open fields. If you choose to enjoy an evening in, the other side of the entrance hall to the right is a well equipped kitchen/dining room including an electric oven with hob, microwave, fridge freezer, washer/dryer and dishwasher, so you don t even need to do the dishes. In the dining area, you will find a farm house table and chairs for four. Heading along the hallway, on the same floor you will come to a double bedroom with king size bed and further along a twin bedroom and shower room, with large shower cubicle, wash basin and WC. There is a cloakroom with WC. Stepping outside from the French doors in the lounge you will find a private garden with paved patio and furniture. The cottage is both child friendly and pet friendly, and dogs are welcome but please be aware that cats and dogs also occupy the grounds.
Next to the owners charming, traditional Devonshire thatched cottage which dates back to the 1600 s is this comfortable, romantic holiday retreat, which is perfectly located for exploring this picturesque and historic part of the world. Ottery St Mary is steeped in history , made famous by its links to Cromwell and the English poet, Samuel Taylor Coleridge. It hosts several annual events, including Pixie Day, carnival processions, and most famously, the flaming tar barrels in November. The seaside resorts of Branscombe, Beer and Lyme Regis are within easy reach and the regency seaside town of Sidmouth is a mere 6 miles away. It offers a beach with dog friendly sections, access to the World Heritage, South West Coastal Path, esplanade, water sports and Connaught Gardens. It also hosts the popular Sidmouth Folk Festival in August. The Cathedral City of Exeter is approximately 20mins away by car where you can explore the stunning cathedral, enjoy some retail therapy, a meal out or spend a couple of hours relaxing at the Quayside with its host of restaurants, curiosity shops and pedalos. This delightful property is cosy and compact but has everything you ll need to enjoy your holiday. Decorated in a country style throughout with calm colours and warm woods, you will instantly feel at home and find it easy to relax. The kitchen/diner with integrated oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment and dishwasher. The lounge offers comfortable seating, a wall mounted TV with Freeview and DVD player, you will also find a large collection of DVD's. The double bedroom is spacious and has a flat screen TV and an en suite shower room with WC. Head outside where you will find an enclosed courtyard with seating, so that you can immerse yourself in the rural tranquillity. The owners thatched cottage and garden is adjacent to the property. Off road parking for 2 cars.
Located in the village of Finsthwaite, this property sits in the south western reach of Lake Windermere. Set out on foot to explore the village s pretty church or National Trust Stott Park Bobbin Mill, or stroll up to High or Low Dam for a picnic and a paddle. After a long day on foot, there is a hotel only a mile and a half away which offers fine cuisine and overlooks the lake, while another nearby hotel boasts a bar and bistro restaurant overlooking the River Leven. Step through the covered porch and into the open plan living space. With a high, pitched ceiling, large window, exposed beams and wooden flooring, the accommodation is warm, inviting and full of homely touches. To the right, big plump sofas and armchairs sit drawn around a roaring open fire, surrounded by an eclectic mix of ornaments, pictures, furniture and occasional lighting. To the left of the main living space is a grand dining area where a large antique table sits next to an impressively stocked bookcase and a charming spiral staircase. Steps lead down to the farmhouse style kitchen where there is another table for enjoying breakfasts and light lunches. From here, double doors open into a sunny conservatory furnished with comfortable sofas and armchairs for whiling away the afternoons with a good book. Also on the ground floor is one double bedroom, which enjoys views of the garden and an en suite shower room. The master bedroom and adjacent bathroom with luxurious roll top bath are located upstairs. Step outside from the conservatory into the large and beautifully maintained garden, which is bordered by colourful beds and trees and dissected by a small beck coursing down over little waterfalls.
