Log Cabins to RentIs fishing the perfect sport for a holiday? You sit on a chair, contemplating nature in a splendid setting, waiting for a moment of excitement that may never come. And if it doesn’t? More time to enjoy the scenery. Couple that level of contentment with a beautiful log cabin and it sounds like a formula for a totally relaxing break. The log cabins below have fishing either on site or close by.
A glorious space to rest and recharge, the Brecon Beacons National Park ticks all the boxes for those looking for outdoor adventures, challenging walks or calming afternoons of exploring pretty market towns. Bring your mountain bikes, canoes and fishing rods; you ll find the River Usk just 1 mile away for water based activities and mountain biking and hiking routes from your very doorstep. Visit the park s highest mountain, Pen y Fan, just 10 miles away or head to the river to fish for salmon and trout. More relaxing days out can be enjoyed in the market town of Brecon (7 miles) or the picturesque village of Sennybridge (2 miles), where country pubs are ready to offer you a warm Welsh welcome. This surprisingly spacious converted 16th century stable has been maintained in a charming countryside style, perfectly fitting with its rural location. The heart of the house is a sociable and spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The kitchen area has an induction hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and dining table for four. Choose the chair or sofa in the lounge and stay warm by the wood burner effect electric fire set in an original stone fireplace. A TV/DVD can be enjoyed here in the living area or whilst lounging in bed on the first floor. Upstairs, a bright and cheery double bedroom boasts plenty of storage space, a charming dressing table and an extra single bed. Completing the first floor is a contemporary bathroom with a large shower and WC, along with a jacuzzi bath and heated towel rail. Wander outside and soak up the sunshine on the private patio.Outdoor furniture and a BBQ provide the perfect spot for al fresco dining or morning coffee. On the estate, you ll also find a secure storage spot for outdoor equipment, including mountain bikes and canoes.
A great location in the Shropshire countryside, leave the car and explore. On the banks of the River Severn, which is great for keen anglers, along with riverside walks which are perfect for walkers and cyclists. With way marked trails for those wishing to continue up into the valley. The Severn Valley Railway is dog friendly and a great attraction for children and steam train enthusiasts, housing full size locomotives. The station is home to the Museum of Village Life, housed within a vintage Post Office sorting carriage. Bridgnorth Station is just 20 minutes drive away, this is the starting point for the Severn Valley train ride. Perfect for food lovers with farm shops, dairies, vineyards and festivals. On site is an 18th century pub situated along the riverbank, serving lunch, evening meals and cream teas and is dog friendly. There is a stretch of beat of the River Severn, which is famed for Barbel fishing, tickets for fishing available on site. Cross over the Severn Valley Railway as you approach the driveway to the lodge, enjoying an elevated location overlooking the River Severn. Step inside to the open plan living space. The lodge has been beautifully finished with a contemporary style creating the perfect base for family and friends wanting to get a way. Relax in the lounge where you can enjoy the views from the bi folding doors across the River, there is also a TV where you can enjoy a good movie. For dining you can keep the chef company around the breakfast bar with comfortable bar stools. The kitchen is both stylish and well equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. So, when the day is done you will find two bedrooms a double room and a twin room. Completing the lodge there is a bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Wifi is available at the property. Open the bi folding doors onto the enclosed courtyard, sit with friends and relax whilst enjoying the views across to the river. There is off road parking for two cars, along with a detached shed with bait fridge and bike storage. 3 dogs welcome at the property.
Situated on the Great Glen way route from Fort William to Inverness, the bustling village of Drumnadrochit is well known as the Nessie capital of Loch Ness because of its excellent Loch Ness Monster exhibitions. There are plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy including climbing, hill walking, sailing, water sports, golf, horse riding, cycling and winter sports at the nearby Nevis Range. You can take a cruise on Loch Ness or visit the historic Urquhart Castle. It also offers a fine choice of bars, restaurants and shops, making it a popular destination and an excellent base for a Highland holiday. Inverness is just 16 miles away and offers a wide choice of restaurants, pubs, museums, theatres and shops. Enter this converted coach house and into the grand high ceilinged lounge/kitchen/diner which shows off the traditional layout along with a mezzanine balcony. On the right is the kitchen area which boasts a breakfast bar perfect for a morning fry up and electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and washing machine. The lounge area is the main focal point with a leather sofa perfectly situated in front of the wood burner and TV which makes for the ideal spot to relax and unwind after a day out exploring the highlands. There are also double sliding doors which head directly out onto the patio. Head up the spiral staircase to the mezzanine level which is great to sit and relax with a book or to play a few games from the choice on offer. To the right of the living area you will find a bunk bedroom to your left and next is the bathroom with bath and WC. Finally at the end of the hall is the double bedroom with en suite shower room and WC. Outside you will find a patio area with seating and views over the local stream. Private parking for three cars available.
Surrounded by rolling hills, this property makes for a tranquil retreat for those wanting to explore the county. Hayle is just a few miles away, and is packed with amenities and a beautiful beach, ideal for surfing, sunbathing and swimming. St Ives is just slightly further, with an even wider range of eateries and shops to choose from, plus the Tate gallery. The A30 is easily accessible from the property, offering quick links to Penzance, Truro and Newquay, with Land s End and the Minack Theatre also not too far away. Take your pick of stunning beaches, from Gwithian to Portreath, Carbis Bay to Porthtowan, or walk the causeway to St Michael s Mount. Upon entering this beautiful barn conversion, you are greeted by an immaculately finished, spacious living space. The open plan lounge/kitchen/diner has been lovingly decorated, with oak flooring throughout and plenty of thoughtful finishing touches. The lounge has two comfortable sofas and a TV/DVD to enjoy your favourite programmes whilst on holiday, with French doors leading out to the patio and garden. There is a lovely dining table to seat up to four people, with the contemporary fitted kitchen just behind. Beautifully finished, it comprises of an electric oven and hob, fridge, freezer, microwave and dishwasher. The separate WC on the ground floor is also where you will find the washing machine and tumble dryer. Upstairs, the property has two bedrooms: both rooms benefit from high, open beamed ceilings creating a spacious feel. The master bedroom has a super king size bed, TV/DVD, and en suite shower room with WC, whilst the second room has twin single beds, and an en suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Outside, the cottage has a private patio area with garden furniture and a BBQ, ideal for al fresco dining in the summer months. There is also a large shared lawn for all the properties to enjoy. Ample off road parking is available.
A short drive from Cemlyn Bay and lagoon, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, the perfect location to relax, enjoy the culture or take a more active holiday. Pack a picnic and hit the beaches with golden sands and clear blue waters, go rock pooling, swimming, take a surfing lesson, go sea fishing and see the islands amazing wildlife. Discover butterflies and birds at Pili Palas, art enthusiasts can head to galleries galore, historians can visit museums and historic sites whilst walkers and cyclists alike can join the stunning Coastal Path around the island. Explore an underwater world at Anglesey Sea Zoo or step back in time at Amlwch s Copper Kingdom, Beaumaris Castle and Plas Newydd, to name but a few. Walk into this stylish property, hang up your coats and put your sandals and boots in the basket. To your right is stunning kitchen with dining table perfectly positioned by the window. If you decide to eat in, the kitchen is well equipped with electric oven and induction hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, dishwasher and all the thoughtful little extras. Enjoy the ambient heat from the air source underfloor heating system and natural light throughout. The lounge has been beautifully furnished with sumptuous sofa and chairs, interesting artefacts, TV, games and French doors out to the garden. Upstairs on the first floor there are two beautiful bedrooms to choose from, the four poster king size, with sofa, TV and dual aspect windows or the fabulous king size with TV and sea views. Both bedrooms have been designed for a good night s sleep with soft bed linen for your comfort. After a full day out enjoy a leisurely bath or shower in the stylish and contemporary bathroom with shower over bath and WC. There are gardens to the front and the rear, with seating to enjoy morning coffee and embrace the views. There is also a useful bike rack for cyclists. Step down into the creatively designed garden from the lounge with patio furniture, BBQ and feature planting. A lovely garden to relax and enjoy alfresco dining. There is also allocated off road parking for two cars at the property.
Isle of Whithorn, Wigtownshire, Scotland
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Located in the pretty coastal village of The Isle of Whithorn, a great retreat to escape day to day life. Explore this beautiful undiscovered part of Scotland, with fantastic walks from your front door and the Machars peninsula with pre historic bronze and iron age sites. The beaches in the area are unspoilt, sea fishing trips can be arranged or enjoy rock pooling or a lovely walk where you will often be the only ones on the beach. Fancy a tipple, enjoy a visit to the Gin or Whisky distilleries in the area. For book lovers why not visit the annual Wigtown Book Festival which takes place around the end of September each year. Entering the property, you will find the bright open plan kitchen and lounge, this is a great social space to catch up with family or friends, the well equipped kitchen has an electric oven and hob, microwave, washing machine and under counter fridge/freezer. The comfortable lounge has a wall mounted Smart TV with comfy seating to kick back and relax after a day out exploring with a fantastic ocean view. There is also a dining area which opens onto the enclosed patio, a lovely spot to enjoy breakfast or a glass of wine. From the lounge, through the hallway you will find two bedrooms, one double and one single, plus a lovely contemporary bathroom which features a large rainfall shower and WC. There is a small enclosed patio area with seating, charcoal BBQ and sea views, this is partially covered so can be enjoyed even out of season and catches the sun throughout the day. There is private parking for one car.
Enjoying a remote location in the beautiful Welsh countryside, this impressive holiday home blends original features with contemporary design. Surrounded by spectacular countryside, step out of the front door to spend your days discovering the natural beauty of the Brecon Beacons. Less than a mile from your holiday home are the stunning cascades of the Blaen y Glyn waterfalls for a peaceful picnic beside the tumbling waters. Enjoy a nostalgic trip through the stunning landscape on the Brecon Mountain Railway (11.5 miles) or hop in the saddle for a cycle along the Taff Cycle Trail which runs past the property. The pretty village of Talybont on Usk (4 miles) has a choice of welcoming pubs which are well worth a visit after a long walk along the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal. Discover the mining heritage of the South Wales Valleys with a trip to Big Pit National Coal Mining Museum (21 miles) or the Blaenavon Ironworks (19.5 miles). Encompassed by rolling hills and towering trees, step out of your car and pause to appreciate the beauty of your surroundings. Entering the property, underfloor heating throughout creates a cosy atmosphere and the tasteful decor and use of warm wood accents makes this a relaxing environment to escape the hustle and bustle of modern life. Catering for larger groups is a dream in the very well equipped kitchen/diner with a beautiful stone floor and exposed ceiling beams. There s plenty of storage and ample workspace to prepare hearty meals and you ll find a range style gas oven and hob, dishwasher and fridge in this area. Gather together around the centrally positioned dining table, that can seat up to 14 guests when fully extended, to share meals and highlights of your day. Step through to the handy utility room where you will find additional storage, a microwave, freezer and washing machine. There s also a drying room for wet coats and boots and a separate cloakroom with a WC. Steps lead from the kitchen to the elegant sitting room with exposed brickwork and an oak beamed ceiling. Sink into one of the plump sofas and enjoy the panoramic views across Talybont Reservoir through the huge arched windows. Light the traditional wood burner set in the feature stone fireplace for a cosy night in watching a film on the TV with DVD player or listening to music on the Bluetooth speaker. Get competitive with a game of pool at the pool table or table football. A handmade oak staircase leads to the first floor where you will find the four indulgent bedrooms with oak beams and oak flooring throughout. The first bedroom is a generous family room with an oak framed double bed and a single bed, ample storage and a mezzanine level with second double bed. There is also an en suite shower room. A second family room boasts an oak framed double bed and a single bed, with a second single bed on the mezzanine and also enjoys an en suite shower room. The cosy twin bedroom with an en suite shower room features white washed brick walls and quirky circular stone windows offering fabulous views. The final bedroom is an attractive double bedroom with ample storage and an en suite bathroom with a shower over the bath. There is also an unused mezzanine level within this room. There are two WCs on this floor, one at each end of the landing. Venturing outside, there is a private terrace with a seating area with a wooden table, benches and a BBQ for a relaxed evening meal as the sun sets across the mountains. There is a large lawned garden to the rear of the barn with a trampoline and table tennis for guest of all ages to enjoy. Ample parking is available at the property along with safe storage for mountain bikes.
This home is ideally located halfway between the lovely Llandysul, steeped in history and Welsh culture with its shops and cafes to enjoy, and the market town of Newcastle Emlyn with its variety of antique and independent shops, pubs and cafes. Pop to the National Wool Museum or Newcastle Emlyn s castle. Explore the Teifi River, the Ffynone and Cenarth Waterfalls, the history of coracle fishing and wildlife watching or sea fishing boat trips from New Quay s harbour. The coastline is surprisingly close, with the seaside resort of Aberporth a short drive away. It s a great starting point to visit pretty towns and villages along Cardigan Bay such as New Quay and picture perfect Aberaeron. This is an all year round destination with so much to see and do. Open the front door into the lounge with a feature fireplace, wood burner, exposed beams, comfy sofa, chairs and a Smart TV. Continue through to the kitchen/diner which is flooded with natural light and a lovely space to rustle up a meal with local purchases made on your travels. The kitchen is creatively designed with an electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge with freezer compartment. The dining table is perfectly positioned for everyone to gather around to enjoy their meal and offers views into the garden. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms to choose from; both have exposed beams and dual aspect windows, and are designed for a good night s sleep. Take the lovely double bed or the cosy 4 double. Wake up to gorgeous garden views and start the day with a leisurely shower in the stylish shower room with a shower and WC. Regret no children under 4 years old (due to open staircase to the first floor). Outside, there is a designated patio with table and chairs perfect for alfresco dining, plus large shared gardens with a lawn, a bridge over the stream, and a raised deck overlooking the stream with a table and chairs a lovely spot to enjoy a picnic. There is also the opportunity to see the old watermill. There is private off road parking for one car only opposite the property. The owners are on site though privacy is assured at all times.
The house sits in the ruggedly gorgeous area of moorland where many species of bird reside take a scenic walk along the River Ayr way to discover these wonderful animals in their natural habitat. For more cosmopolitan pursuits, head to Cumnock, a historic town nestled around the meeting place of the Glaisnock and Lugar Waters. Or, if there are keen golfers in your party, several magnificent golf courses, including Turnberry and Troon lay within 40 miles, perfect for a day trip. Arrive at the property through miles of unobserved countryside. Tucked away amid the fields, it appears as a gorgeous, grass roofed mirage. Inside, cabin like rooms offer cosy, sociable space a living room with an open fire and a plethora of sofas, a kitchen, drawing room, and dining room, so you can gather together and enjoy telling tales of your day. On the same level, the bedrooms offer a variety of hideaways for every guest, including one family bedroom in each wing of the house, with a double, and single bed ideal for growing families. Each bedroom is clad with wood with delightful rustic details, so you'll really feel like you're out in the sticks. Outside, there's ample space to enjoy the great outdoors at your feet. With a massive decked area wrapping the property, with picnic furniture for al fresco dining, and a private garden, you'll be able to bring the party into the fresh air.
This wooden lodge style property enjoys a lovely, quiet location, within the stunning Glynn Valley, conveniently situated just a few minutes from the A38, and pub just one mile away. The pretty harbour town of Looe is just twelve miles away and has much to offer, including shops, cafes, and restaurants, many of which offer local seafood provided by the town s fishing fleet. Just a short boat trip away is Looe Island, a naturally beautiful spot which offers the chance to see the colony of seals basking on the rocks. Further afield, but still within an easy drive, are many of Cornwall s attractions, including The Eden Project and the famous surf beaches on the Atlantic coast. This single storey property is accessed via a short flight of wooden steps, which takes guests to the decked veranda. From here, on entering the lodge, guests will find themselves in the attractive and spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The lounge area has comfortable seating, with a Smart TV, as well as wonderful views across the valley through the patio doors. The kitchen area is well equipped with an oven, hob, microwave, Dolce Gusto coffee machine, fridge freezer and washing machine. The property s bedroom is an attractive king size, with valley views, which benefits from an en suite shower room with WC. Outside, the property has a pleasant, raised, decked veranda with seating and a BBQ, as well as its own private lawn. Additionally, guests are able to make use of the owner s garden, a spacious acre, with views across the valley. There is off road parking provided, while storage for bikes is also available.
