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.
Head towards the north coast and you will discover that the coastline is populated with must see destinations including ever popular Padstow, a must for all seafood lovers and home of Rick Stein s famed restaurant, and the picture postcard Port Isaac, well known as the setting of ITV's Doc Martin. There are also some fabulous expansive beaches on offer at Bude, Widemouth Bay and Crackington Haven. The unspoilt south coast of Cornwall is also accessible from here and boasts an array of scenic coves and picturesque fishing villages to enjoy, such as Mevagissey, Looe and Polperro. Other attractions and places of interest include Dartmoor National Park, Bodmin Moor, The Eden Project, Tamar Otter Park and Wildwood, the Camel Trail, and Launceston Steam Railway. Stepping into the converted barn you are immediately greeted by a light and welcoming open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. A cosy sofa and armchair sit in front of a TV/DVD and the kitchen is well equipped with new granite worktops and offers an electric oven and Induction hob, fridge, freezer and washing machine. The living area leads to the super king size bedroom which is another light and bright space, with en suite bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC. There is slate flooring throughout the accommodation and this is kept warm and comfortable by the underfloor heating. Heading outside there is a small private gravelled patio area with seating and BBQ. Nestling within the grounds of the owners home your privacy is assured and further to this you are welcome to roam the garden and eight acres of grounds which are a haven for wild flora and fauna, with an uncovered pond, summerhouse, kitchen garden and ornamental flower beds. Designated private off road parking for one car is provided next to the property.
Situated down a quiet lane in a rural setting, this stunning detached barn has been restored to the highest standards and boasts far reaching countryside views. Nestling in 800 acres of Dorset farmland, this superb property offers fantastic rural walks from the doorstep and the quaint, historic village of Yetminster is just one mile away along the country lanes, which offers a pub, shop and local café. The perfect base for exploring this idyllic part of the county, the local area boasts a wealth of pretty villages, sandy beaches and World Heritage status coastline along the Jurassic Coast. For a spot of retail therapy, the picturesque towns of Sherborne and Dorchester are both within easy reach, while culture lovers should head for one of the many nearby National Trust properties and grounds. For beach lovers, head to the popular seaside towns of Weymouth with its sandy beach and the harbour town of West Bay. There are many more attractions to visit including Monkey World, Abbotsbury Swannery, Corfe Castle, Bovington Tank Museum, Lulworth Cove and Castle, Durdle Door, as well as gastro pubs and restaurants to try out in the area. Arranged over one level, this delightful property is light and airy with high vaulted ceilings, wooden flooring with underfloor heating, exposed beams and floor to ceiling windows which allow the light to flood in. In the spacious and modern kitchen area you will find an electric oven and hob, microwave, large fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. Enjoy relaxed meals around the dining table which sits in sunlight nearby and overlooks the patio outside. After a long day exploring the surrounding countryside, unwind on the comfortable sofas in the lounge area and enjoy a good book from the bookshelf, watch a film on the Smart TV/DVD, or simply relax and listen to the iPod dock. There are two beautifully decorated bedrooms, each displaying exposed beams, elegant window shutters and wooden flooring. Both bedrooms are en suite for your convenience and there is also a Smart TV in each room. One bedroom is a super king size with an en suite bathroom with a shower over the bath and a WC. The other bedroom benefits from a super king size zip and link bed, which can be made into a twin on request, along with an en suite wetroom with WC. Moving outside there is a spacious enclosed gravelled garden with a south facing patio, table and chairs, sun loungers and a BBQ for enjoying slow summer afternoons. There is also a shed for storing bikes and surfboards during your stay. Ample off road parking is available.
The property is just a drive away from Looe, Liskeard and traditional fishing villages that hug the south Cornish coast. The nearest, Looe, has all the attractions expected from a small holiday resort with fishing and speed boat trips to ice cream parlours, shops, restaurants and traditional inns, not forgetting the long sandy beach. Liskeard, a traditional Cornish market town, is three miles away, with all the amenities you could wish for. North is Bodmin Moor with many walking opportunities, views over the countryside and the old mining houses. It is also within easy reach of Cornwall s many attractions including Lanhydrock house, Looe s Monkey Sanctuary, the Adrenaline Quarry, for the walkers visit Sibleyback Lake and for the cyclists, there are many routes to choose from, including the Cardinham woods. The warm and welcoming lounge/kitchen/diner awaits your arrival to this delightful cottage. The lounge area with wood burner and smart TV is the perfect place to kick back and relax before taking in your favourite movie. The well equipped kitchen, which is just perfect for all your holiday home cooking requirements, comprises of an electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and washing machine. From the lounge/kitchen/diner a hallway will lead you to the bedroom, bathroom and dressing room. The master bedroom comprises of a double bed and is adorned with quality bed linen to ensure a blissful night sleep, chest of drawers and hair dryer. Adjacent to this bedroom is a dressing room with wardrobe and full length mirror. Completing the accommodation is the shower room with a shower and WC. Heading outside and accessed via French doors from the lounge area is the fully enclosed rear garden, which is mainly laid to lawn, with a patio. Relax in the hot tub or enjoy some alfresco dining, making use of the charcoal BBQ.
The property has been lovingly converted and is set in the owners' grounds, it looks onto a courtyard and is approached via a private drive. It offers the perfect base from which to explore Norfolk or just relax. Set inland from the coast the property offers easy access to the countryside, coast and all Norfolk has to offer. A short drive takes you to Holt a bustling market town with boutiques and coffee shops. Sheringham is home to the North Norfolk Railway and a thriving seaside town, close by is Weybourne and Blakeney where you can take a boat to see the seals. Norwich offers two cathedrals and a Norman Castle, many museums, shops and restaurants. National Trust properties include Felbrigg Hall, Blickling Hall, Oxburgh Hall and Sheringham Park. Miles of country lanes lead from the property to be explored on foot, cycle or by car. Leisure facilities: games room with full size snooker table for adults and a Summer House containing a Pool Table for children. On entering this amazing barn full of charm and character, a country style farmhouse kitchen, having exposed timber beams, the well equipped kitchen with an Aga perfect for cooking set within a brick and tiled chimney breast, a dishwasher and fridge. A marble topped kitchen island with a mahogany breakfast (lazy susy to) bar, the tiled floor is perfect for your pet. A utility room with an additional fridge, freezer, microwave and two washing machines. The kitchen leads through to a very spacious lounge and dining area, having exposed timber beams, French doors leading to the front of the property. A brick built chimney breast with a large wood burner for those cosy chilly winter evenings, comfortable leather sofas, Sky TV, DVD and iPod dock, the dining area is ideal for a celebration dinner. From the lounge you can access the games room enjoy a game of snooker. French doors leading to the patio area where there are both a large dining table and chairs and rattan sofas and table. For the children a Summer House containing a pool table. There are also outdoor swings, slide and treehouse. This character barn has five bedrooms and five bathrooms. Four of these being on the ground floor and en suite. Three being showers and one with shower and a separate cast iron roll top bath. Steep stairs give access on the first floor to a twin bedroom with restricted head height, an ideal hideaway for teenagers and older kids. Outside: A private enclosed patio area with garden furniture, hot tub and BBQ and access to a large fenced in garden, there is ample off road parking.
A superbly located property situated in a wooded setting on the bank of the Beaulieu River, an ideal spot to enjoy the peace and tranquillity. Just a couple of miles up the road is the Bucklers Hard Maritime museum, which gives an insight into the history of this 18th century shipbuilding village focusing on its vessels. On the way to Beaulieu village meet the local ponies and donkeys grazing on the road side and then on to Beaulieu Motor museum offering a calendar full of events throughout the year. Close to the pretty Georgian market town of Lymington where there are shops, restaurants and gastro pubs. The area also offers plenty cycling routes and forest walks. From the entrance hall you will find three bedrooms on the ground floor. The master double bedroom has a pleasing view looking out over the rear decking and woodland surroundings. The twin and single bedrooms both offer enchanting views. The bathroom has a bath, large shower cubicle and WC. The staircase leads to the first floor open plan lounge/kitchen/diner, the lounge area is a perfect spot to curl up and relax with a good book or watch a movie in front of the inviting wood burner. The spacious dining area has plenty of room for a super dinner party. There is a bright, airy and well equipped kitchen with an electric oven and induction hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge and freezer, it s a great space for the aspiring chef. The separate utility room has a washing machine and tumble dryer. There is also an additional WC upstairs. Access the garden from the double glazed French doors onto a large decked veranda with garden furniture, seating for five guests, views across the woods and a sneak peek at the Beaulieu River through the trees. What a perfect spot for dining al fresco for friends and family to enjoy. On the ground level, to the rear of the property, there is an all weather table tennis table.
Set in a tranquil village location, this stylish former barn offers views over surrounding fields, spacious rooms and an abundance of charm. The picturesque village of Yetminster has a pub, coffee shop and general store and is surrounded by open countryside, making it the ideal spot for walkers and nature lovers alike. A wide choice of pretty towns, villages and beaches are accessible from here by car or train, including the market town of Sherborne, which offers a great selection of artisan cafes, boutique shops and restaurants. The train station in the village links to Bath and Weymouth. Heading south from the barn is the stunning Jurassic Coastline, which provides the ideal backdrop for all manner of outdoor pursuits, or take a trip into Somerset in the North, with its many attractions such as The Haynes Motor Museum, Ham Hill and Montacute House. Having taken the short stroll from the roadside parking area to the property, you are met by a bright and airy kitchen with adjacent utility room housing a freezer and washing machine. The stylish kitchen area is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, fridge, dishwasher and microwave. An archway and 2 steps up lead to the lounge/diner, with doors leading into the garden, electric effect wood burner fire and a Smart TV, this is the ideal place to relax after a day spent exploring. From here there are 2 steps up to a twin bedroom with TV and a shower room opposite, with double shower and WC. Rising from the lounge/diner is a staircase, giving access to a beautiful king size bedroom with stunning views and an open plan bathroom, complete with freestanding bath and WC. Venturing outside you will find a generous private enclosed garden with a wooden gazebo with seating, as well as a decked area, garden furniture and BBQ. Located directly outside of the kitchen and lounge, it s the perfect spot for enjoying a meal outdoors, whilst taking in the beautiful views over open countryside. There is also an outside tap for muddy paws and boots. Roadside parking nearby for several cars subject to availability.
Located in a beautiful part of Somerset and conveniently positioned for experiencing some of the best that this county has to offer. The delightful town of Wedmore is just two miles away and boasts popular pubs, coffee shops and specialist shops. You will have a vast choice of walks virtually on the doorstep, plus cycle routes or perhaps bird watching at RSPB reserve Ham Wall, eight miles away. Close to Wells, with its famous cathedral and shopping area and Burnham on Sea with its golden sandy beaches, seaside shops, restaurants and Cheddar, with its famous Gorge to the north. A perfect position to visit an array of places for all ages and tastes. On entering this converted stone barn, you are met by an open plan kitchen/diner which overlooks the courtyard and has many character features which include exposed beams and some exposed stone walls. The kitchen area is perfect for lighter meals and has an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, washing machine and dishwasher. This leads to the lounge, with woodburner (first basket of logs included further can be purchased from the owner), where you can relax with a good book or take time to watch your favourite TV (with firestick) programme. There are two bedrooms one double with a door to the pretty cottage style garden and one twin bedroom. There is also a shower room with shower and WC. Venturing outside from doors either in the lounge or double bedroom you will find yourself on the private and secluded terrace, a perfect place to enjoy a glass of wine or some outside dining with garden furniture. Or relax in the hot tub and enjoy a peaceful evening in the cottage style enclosed garden. To the front of the property and accessed via French doors in the lounge is a private terrace with seating. You are also welcome to use the mature orchard which leads down to a stream, which is a perfect place to enjoy beautiful sunsets in the late summer evenings. There is also off road parking for 1 car approximately 50 yards from the property along a level path.
Perfectly placed just over a mile from Kilkhampton which offers a choice of two traditional inns, village stores, a great selection of takeaways and access onto the A30. The popular seaside town of Bude is just slightly further afield and boasts a wide range of independent shops, restaurants, bars and a choice of three sandy beaches plus many more leisure facilities. Alternatively, head further along the coast on either the Cornish or Devon side and explore the rugged coastline and numerous picturesque fishing villages such as Hartland, Clovelly, Boscastle and Port Isaac. Other attractions accessible from here include Trethorne Leisure Park and Tamar Lakes offering a wealth of water sports, superb fishing and great walks. As you step into the delightful property you will immediately find yourself in a light and bright yet warm and welcoming lounge/kitchen/diner with Smart TV/DVD and cosy wood burner. A lovely little dining area is also provided so you can enjoy breakfast while planning where to visit, or a relaxed dinner at the end of a busy day exploring. The contemporary kitchen area is also well equipped and offers an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Conveniently, all of the accommodation is arranged on the one level. The next room is the beautifully presented king size bedroom and this boasts an en suite bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC. Outside to the rear of the property there is a lovely enclosed gravelled courtyard with garden furniture, creating a perfect venue for alfresco dining and a charcoal BBQ. Further to this, stroll out via the farm track and explore the land and views. There is off road parking is available for two cars.
Located just two miles from the village of Wedmore which lies between the Somerset Levels and the Mendip Hills and has a variety of restaurants and a delicatessen. You will have a vast choice of walks, cycle routes, fishing and birdwatching sites, Ham Wall being only eight miles away, to choose from. Close to Wells, with its famous cathedral and shopping area and Burnham on Sea with its golden sandy beaches, seaside shops, restaurants and Cheddar, with its famous Gorge to the north. You will be within easy driving distance of the cities of Bristol and Bath offering extensive shopping facilities, theatres, cinemas, museums, bars and restaurants. You will also be nearby to Glastonbury and Street with Clarks Village. The property has been converted from a stone barn and includes features such as exposed beam ceilings and some exposed stone walls. On entering the property, you are met by the kitchen/diner which is perfect for cooking some delicious treats after a long walk in the beautiful Somerset countryside. The kitchen is well equipped and has an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. A few steps down bring you into the lounge where you can relax in front of the woodburner with a book, or enjoy watching your favourite programmes on the Smart TV, from the lounge there are French doors opening onto the small terrace. The bedroom offers a double bed, TV and an en suite shower and WC. Venturing outside you will find yourself on the sunny small terrace within the shared courtyard. You will have your own outside seating, which is perfect to enjoy your morning coffee, or a glass of wine in the evenings. There is always a secluded spot to enjoy some alfresco dining being set in a couple of acres with a mature orchard leading down to a stream, which you are very welcome to use and explore. There is also off road parking for 1 car approximately 50 yards from the property along a level path.
The small village of Square and Compass, just a few miles from St David's. boasts a pub, restaurant and well stocked garage shop. Join one of the many winding footpaths of the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, taking in the bays of Abercastle and Porthgain, or explore the Blue Lagoon and surfer's waves at Abereiddy. Other sandy beaches at Traethllyn and Whitesands are also nearby. With beautiful harbours, museums, galleries, shops and restaurants to discover, this is the perfect place to relax and embrace the scenery and culture, or enjoy a more active adventure with the very best Pembrokeshire has to offer. Step into the bright, open plan kitchen/lounge/diner, which is flooded with natural light and benefits from lovely wooden beams framing the high ceilings. The kitchen is well equipped to cook and prepare meals for the family, with a useful utility room with laundry facilities if needed. Leading off the main living area are two ground floor bedrooms: 1 double with TV and 1 twin with TV. Enjoy an invigorating shower in the wet room before you start your day, and step outside into the farm courtyard and begin your coastal adventures. There is an enclosed garden with patio furniture and BBQ to the rear of the property, with a lawned area where you can enjoy picnics on those sunnier days.
