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.
Sitting off the beaten track in a peaceful, desirable location, this detached log cabin is perfect for nature lovers. The immediate area is ideal for walking and cycling with an array of coastal, country, and forest trails to explore. There are three golf courses with the closest at Strone 7 miles away. Ardentinny Beach is just 5 miles drive, great for when the weather gets warmer and you need to cool down. The impressive Loch Eck is famed for being only one of two lochs in the world that host freshwater herring (Powan). Dunoon is 11 miles away and has a selection of shops, cafes, and restaurants, while the entire Cowal Peninsula in Argyll is filled with scenic drives and attractive villages. An uncrowded place that offers the sights of dramatic scenery. This lovely lodge offers fantastic mountain and loch views with patio doors leading directly onto the spacious decked area. There is ample seating outside to enjoy your morning coffee and plan the day s activities in a stunning setting. An open plan, rustic style lounge/kitchen/dining area is the perfect place to unwind and take in views through the doors or switch on the Smart TV. There are two enchanting bedrooms where you cand rift off to sleep one double that boasts its own infrared sauna, and a lovely twin room. Unwind in the wonderful spa style bath, complete with rain shower overhead, a great place to unwind at the end of each day. Step out onto the enclosed deck to sit and take in the amazing surrounding views. Make the most of the sunken hot tub.
Spacious and stylish barn conversion set on the owner s estate enjoying stunning views within a peaceful countryside setting. The hamlet of Sheriffs Lench is an excellent base to explore the Cotswolds with popular Broadway 12.3 miles away, renowned for its independent shops, restaurants and the views from Broadway Tower. Great Malvern and the picturesque Malvern Hills are 20.7 miles away and these can be seen from the front garden of the property. Enjoy scenic walks and cycling before heading back to your tranquil base, ready to plan your next day of exploring. The Georgian market town of Pershore (6 miles) and Stratford upon Avon (17.5 miles) is also easily accessible, ideal for a day visit to explore the birthplace of William Shakespeare and its many attractions for all ages. After a busy day exploring this beautiful part of the country, head back to your rural retreat and into the barn conversion. The door leads straight into the large open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The owners have created a wonderful lounge space with comfortable sofas, Smart TV and a fantastic log burner for the cooler nights. There is a fully equipped kitchen with a dining table, perfect for a self catering stay enjoying some of the wonderful local produce you will have the chance to pick up on your travels. The space has retained many of the original features of the barn with lovely arched windows and doors across the rear wall of the property, creating a light and airy feel throughout. Continue through a hallway and into the double bedroom which has been tastefully decorated and enjoys lovely views across the countryside. Next door to the bedroom is the bathroom. The cottage has two outdoor spaces to sit and relax with a drink or dine alfresco. To the front is a lawned garden with a patio area and outdoor seating with views across to the Malvern Hills. To the rear is a lovely courtyard space. The space is shared with the cottage next door and has its own outdoor furniture and BBQ for you to enjoy.
The property is nestled in the pretty seaside village of Tresaith on the Cardigan Bay coastline and enjoys panoramic views over the beach and bay. The sandy beach is popular with families and sailing enthusiasts, and there is a local cafe, pub and shop nearby should you forget your picnic. Access to the Ceredigion Coast Path is easy from here, where you can take the short walk to Aberporth in the south (1 mile), or north to Penbryn (1.5 miles). Head to the market town of Cardigan (8.5 miles) for a day of shopping or exploring the many independent cafes and restaurants. As you enter the property, you are welcomed into a small hallway leading onto the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The lounge has a three seater sofa and separate armchair centred around the Smart TV, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring. On cooler evenings, get cosy and make the most of the wood burner. There is a dining table for four and the contemporary kitchen leads off from here, making this a perfect social space for families. Make the most of the stunning sunsets over the bay while settling down for the evening from the comfort of your lounge. Back into the hallway, you'll find a convenient downstairs WC. On the first floor, you will find two bedrooms: the master bedroom has a super king size bed and incredible sea views, and the second bedroom is a twin room. Both bedrooms have storage for your clothes and belongings and offer a light, airy space to relax in. Completing the accommodation is the family bathroom with a shower over the bath, sink and WC. Externally, there is a large balcony terrace enjoying stunning views over the bay. There is outdoor seating provided so you can enjoy your morning coffee overlooking the beach, or a cool drink after a day exploring the area.
Set within the grounds of the owner s home yet where privacy is assured, this superb barn offers immaculate accommodation providing you with a memorable holiday home one you will relish returning to after a day of exploring. The little white town of Bideford is situated 3 miles away with a selection of shops, cafes, and restaurants. Keen walkers can enjoy the traffic free Tarka Trail or the South West Coast Path. The villages of Instow and Appledore are both 6 miles away and the vast sands at Westward Ho! are just under 6 miles. Other popular attractions include Tapeley Park, the Milky Way and Big Sheep theme parks, Clovelly and RHS Rosemoor Gardens to name but a few. On entering this beautifully appointed retreat via the enclosed front garden, you ll find yourself in the impressive open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with high ceilings, exposed beams, underfloor heating, magnificent country views, and a unique and colourful mural showcasing the local area. Stylish furnishings make it feel like a home from home. The lounge/diner, a truly lovely space to unwind after a long day, is warm and welcoming with a contemporary wood burner, comfortable sofa, a chair and a chaise lounge. A wooden toy box houses puzzles and games for all the family, and there is also a Smart TV. The dining area offers space for all to eat together and the well equipped kitchen has everything you need to rustle up everything from a quick snack, to a light lunch or formal dinner. Heading on down the staircase to the sleeping accommodation, you will find two bedrooms: one king size with a Smart TV and an en suite shower room with WC, and a king size zip and link (which can be made into 2 6" twin beds on request), again with a Smart TV. Across the hall is the light and airy bathroom with a shower over the bath and a WC. Following on is a separate utility room with a washing machine and a tumble dryer and additional storage. From here, you can access the rear courtyard garden. Outside, there are three separate enclosed areas for you to enjoy. The first is the front garden which has a lawn area and seating. At the rear, accessed either through the property or via side external steps, is a rear courtyard garden with a swinging seat and a bench. Lastly, through a secret gate, is the third area accessed via an orangery, an ideal spot to sit and relax with a drink in the evenings or a morning coffee. You ll find pots of seasonal fruits and herbs plus a walk in fruit cage with blueberries and other seasonal fruits, plus a large lawn area ideal for ball games etc.
Part of a collection of enchanting retreats on the owner s organic farm, near the village of Dyffryn Ardudwy, within Snowdonia National Park. The location is stunning with views across fields to the dunes of the vast sandy beach of Morfa Dyffryn. The beach is 1.5 miles away and offers a large expanse of sand which stretches for miles. The village of Dyffryn Ardudwy has a shop, cafe, and railway station on the scenic Cambrian line, all within 1 mile. Barmouth (5 miles) is a traditional seaside resort with ice cream shops, cafes and restaurants, a great beach and access to the Mawddach Estuary. Zip World, Caernarfon Castle and Welsh Highland Railway can all be found within 31 miles. Step into the cottage on the first floor and you are welcomed into the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner a wonderful room that makes the most of the views and has a beautiful high beamed ceiling. The lounge/diner has comfortable seating with a large feature fireplace with an electric fire and a dining area for those family meals at the end of the day. The kitchen area is well equipped and a great space to cook whilst also being sociable with guests who are relaxing in the lounge. Heading downstairs you can find two bedrooms, a super king size zip and link (which can be made in a twin upon request) and a double bedroom. Completing the ground floor is the bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Outside you can find a picnic area with tables and a children s play area. There is also a shared games barn with a pool table, table football, air hockey and table tennis perfect for those rainy days.
This delightful cottage joined with two other properties offers the perfect base to explore the countryside. Situated in the village of Tytherleigh close to the borders of Devon, Somerset and Dorset, it offers links to all three counties via the nearby A35. Take to Devon for its rolling hills and moorlands, Dorset for its world heritage coastline and Somerset for its picturesque villages and bustling market towns. Positioned in a beautiful Devon valley, guests can enjoy local footpath walks and a traditional rural village. Close by, there are woodlands and ancient iron age hillfort sites offering panoramic views. The village is served by an award winning local inn and restaurant and Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall s famous River Cottage Canteen and Deli is less than 5 miles away in the town of Axminster. Stylishly decorated throughout, the single floor cottage provides spacious living and comfortable bedrooms. To the left of the entrance hall is the master king size bedroom, and adjacent is the family bathroom with shower and WC. Moving into the lounge/kitchen/dining area, enjoy your favourite programmes on the Smart TV and warm yourself by the electric feature fireplace. Dine together around the table for four, after you ve whipped up dinner in the kitchen which is well equipped with built in appliances. The twin bedroom, accessed through a door in the living space, completes the property. Outside, through the French doors in the lounge, is an enclosed garden area with a patio and artificial grass space. Complete with garden furniture, it s the perfect place to unwind. Adjacent to the property is a dog walking field which boasts beautiful countryside views.
The owners have created a fantastic rural retreat with this lovely property, nestled on Long Mountain within the historic Leighton Estate. The area is a paradise for walkers just a couple of miles from Offa s Dyke National Trail, one of the country's longest walking trails. This cottage is a perfect base for exploring the stunning Mid and North Wales countryside, excellent for walking and cycling for all ability levels with gentle trails to more adrenaline filled mountain routes. Powis Castle and Gardens are 4.5 miles away and well worth a visit. The medieval towns of Shrewsbury (19 miles) and Bishops Castle (15 miles) offer more fantastic days out with unique, independent shops and fantastic pubs and restaurants. After a busy day exploring the wonderful area, head back to the property which has been renovated with comfort in mind to be able to truly relax and unwind. Enter the barn conversion and straight into the open plan kitchen/dining/living area. The spacious, double height room is finished to a high standard throughout. The lounge area has comfortable sofas and a Smart TV creating an ideal space to relax and catch up on your favourite films. The fully equipped kitchen has everything you need for a self catered stay, perhaps making use of some of the fantastic local produce you may have picked up whilst exploring the area. There is a lovely dining table which will comfortably seat your group. The first bedroom is up on the mezzanine level and has a super king size bed. Downstairs is the second bedroom, which is a super king size zip and link (can be made as a twin on request). To complete the accommodation is the stylish shower room. Heading outside, there s a delightful balcony patio area with outdoor furniture for the guest s exclusive use, a great space to enjoy a drink or dine alfresco. There is another beautiful garden area which is shared with the owners and has further seating.
This modern lodge is set in a popular holiday park just 1 mile from Tenby. The local village benefits from a couple of bars, restaurants and a coffee shop. You can join the coastal path and take the scenic route into Tenby or make the short drive (1.4 miles). Tenby has four beautiful beaches to choose from or you could plan a trip from the harbour out to Caldey Island and enjoy a day there. There are plenty of independent and high street shops, bars, restaurants and cafes to keep you busy or simply enjoy fish and chips at the seaside. For family days out, Manor Wildlife Park can be reached in 2.8 miles, or head to Oakwood Theme Park in just 12 miles. As you enter the lodge you are welcomed into a spacious, open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area. The lounge has comfortable seating centred around the wall mounted Smart TV and views out to your private patio terrace through the French doors. There is a dining table for eight and a contemporary kitchen to prepare and enjoy meals during your stay. Head back to the hallway and you will find four guest bedrooms a king size room with an en suite, an additional double bedroom and two twin bedrooms. All bedrooms have the benefit of built in storage and offer a tranquil space to relax. Completing this lodge is the family bathroom. Outside, there is a patio terrace with outdoor dining furniture to enjoy a meal or a drink alfresco after a day at the beach.
The lodge is located in the wonderful village of Snape, which is an idyllic location, best known for Snape Maltings, the centre of music, with independent stores, galleries, and restaurants situated in stunningly renovated Victorian buildings (1.3 miles). With lovely walks right outside your door, you can explore the nearby countryside, heathlands, and rivers before stopping at one of the three outstanding pubs in Snape's centre, which all provide delicious local food and beverages. With quick access to the A12, you're in an ideal location for discovering the Suffolk coast. Aldeburgh, Orford, Dunwich, Walberswick, and Southwold are all within an easy drive and each offer something unique and picturesque (all within 17.5 miles). When you enter this light and spacious single level lodge, you will be greeted by an attractive and welcoming open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. After a long day of sightseeing, relax in the lounge area with two comfortable sofas and a Smart TV. The modern kitchen has everything you need to cook up a delicious meal to enjoy at the dining table. When you are ready to head to bed, this lovely lodge has two comfortable bedrooms: a cosy double room and a twin room. Completing the property is the shower room. Step outside where you can unwind and relax on the patio area with comfortable garden furniture, making it the perfect space to enjoy those warmer nights.
Situated just 4 miles up the beautiful Cornish coastline from Newquay, this lovingly built barn serves up a fabulous blend of both coast and countryside amenities for all to get stuck into. Be sure not to forget your walking boots with easy access to the beautifully scenic South West coast path, where you will find many rugged coves and historic fishing villages to explore. You can hop on this path in Newquay, which provides glorious golden sandy beaches, many local shops, cafés and restaurants serving up all sorts of local delicacies. Other popular attractions include Newquay Zoo (4 miles), Pirates Quest crazy golf (4.5 miles), the Eden Project (16 miles) and many National Trust properties which are certainly worth adding to your holiday agenda. Upon entering this beautifully built home you will soon notice the light and spacious interior it has on offer. The home features an upside down layout, with underfloor heating downstairs and beautiful exposed beams and open plan living throughout the upper floor. Making your way up to the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner you have everything you need for a truly fabulous stay, the lounge provides a comfortable corner sofa and cuddle chair to relax in front of the warming wood burner on those chillier nights, alongside enjoying your favourite films on the Smart TV. The kitchen also provides everything you will need for a stress free stay, whilst the dining table provides ample space for guests to wine, dine and share all the memories of the holiday. Making your way back downstairs guests have the pick of three bedrooms all offering something different. The master bedroom provides a king size bed with an accompanying en suite shower room, the second bedroom provides a super king bed which can be split into two singles upon request, and finally, the third bedroom possesses a double base bunk bed. Completing this stunning interior is the family bathroom, offering a shower over bath and WC. Stepping outside the home guests have exclusive access to their own enclosed garden and multi level patio spaces. There is comfortable outdoor seating and a BBQ provided allowing guests to unwind with friends and family on those stary nights, or even enjoy a spot of al fresco dining.
