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.
Nearby to this beautifully restored cottage is the cliff side village of Clovelly, with its whitewashed cottages and winding cobbled street down the hillside to the harbour where pubs, shops and restaurants can be enjoyed. Hartland, boasts a selection of craft and pottery shops, cafes, restaurants as well as some of the most spectacular coastline views in the British Isles from Hartland Point. Situated a short drive away is the picturesque seaside village of Westward Ho!, known for its beautiful beach and unique pebble ridge. Further afield you have the ever popular town of Bude which boasts a choice of beaches, numerous amenities and a picturesque canal. The open plan lounge and dining room welcome you in with light tones and a country charm, the modern kitchen is just off this room with similar calming tones. Upstairs the spacious king size bedroom has luxurious linens and a magnificent original beam sweeping across the ceiling. The shower room has a rain forest shower to indulge yourself under. Outside there is a small private courtyard across the yard at the front of the property which makes a lovely spot to sit and relax or even have a BBQ. You also have access to the owners 8 acres of peaceful grounds including a small lake to enjoy.
The village of Worstead has a magnificent 14th century church, the property is ideally situated in the heart of the village on the site of the local public house, serving award winning cuisine. Delightful walks can be taken direct from the property into the countryside. Nearby Wroxham the capital of The Broads is the perfect location for spending a leisurely day on the water, either hire a boat or take a boat trip and see the many picturesque towns and villages, as well as the beautiful countryside. No trip to Norfolk would be complete without a trip to the coast, visit Horsey to see the resident colony of seals. If your looking for some retail therapy, visit Norwich just a short drive away,having an abundance of shops, with many restaurants, and for some culture why not visit the museum. Enter the delightful accommodation into the light and spacious lounge/kitchen/diner, with contemporary radiators making the room warm and inviting. The kitchen is great for preparing family meals with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge and washing machine. There is a dining table and colourful chairs ideal for meals or a game of Scrabble. There is a large TV in the lounge area with a comfortable corner sofa to relax on after a busy day exploring. There are two bedrooms, one double and a twin room. There is also a shower room with shower and WC. Outside there is a bench to sit on and watch the world go by and the property has access to the pub garden's, and the children s play area one hundred metres away. There is parking for 2 cars. Additional information, this property can be booked with it's sister properties (29570/29571/49722) to accommodate 14 people.
A variety of popular sandy beaches and attractions including Lanhydrock House and Siblyback Reservoir with its many watersport opportunities are within easy reach. On the south coast are the pretty fishing villages of Looe and Polperro to explore. The town of Fowey nestles on the estuary and offers sea fishing, boat trips, scenic coastal walks and a wide choice of restaurants. The beaches to the north are also within easy reach and offer world class surfing. This excellent location, on the edge of Bodmin Moor, offers some fantastic walks including the Two Valleys Walk. Nature trails, golf and riding can also be found close by. The market town of Liskeard is close by and offers many useful amenities. On entering this impressive barn conversion you will find yourself in the spacious hallway, a perfect area for kicking off those muddy boots or hanging coats. On this level is the shower room with shower and WC. A few steps down take you to the spacious lounge complete with exposed beams, wooden floors, open fire, Smart TV/DVD and billiard table. This is a fantastic space for entertaining the family or relaxing on the large sofas catching up on your favourite TV series after a long day. Through the lounge you will come to the kitchen/diner, another impressive room with dining table large enough for 8 guests. The kitchen is fully equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Upstairs you will find the four bedrooms. 1 super king size with en suite bath with handheld shower and WC, 1 king size and 2 twins. All of which have been finished with homely touches and retain much of the original charm of the building, A family bathroom services these bedrooms and comprises of bath with hand held shower attachment and WC. Outside the property benefits from an enclosed garden area with decking, garden furniture and BBQ, a fantastic area for alfresco dining or just soaking up the warmer evenings. There is an array of facilities onsite including a shared heated outdoor salt water pool (open from beginning of May to end of September), tennis court and boules court. There is also a shared games room, for those rainy days with pool, table football and darts board. Or why not wander the grounds of the 110 acre site with woodlands and streams. A handy utility room is located near to the accommodation with shared washing machine and tumble dryer. Ample off road parking available.
Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland
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Nestled in a peaceful position, benefiting from magnificent panoramic views over the splendid Rascarrel Bay. Located close to pretty coastal village of Auchencairn, with post office shop, cafe and a restaurant to enjoy. Within easy reach of Dalbeatie and the bustling market towns of Castle Douglas Scotland s Food Town and Kirkcudbright the artist s town . Visit the historic Threave Castle situated on an island in the River Dee. Galloway Activity Centre, located on the banks of Loch Ken offers a great choice of water sports and activities including a climbing tower with zipwire, laser tag and archery. For wildlife and bird enthusiasts the RSPB Ken Dee Marshes and the fantastic red kite trail is a must. Entering the stylish luxurious lodge up a small flight of steps, into the spacious hallway the ideal place to store all outdoor clothing. You then move through into the fabulous spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with floor to ceiling full length windows, to admire the stunning coastal views. The lounge, with comfortable sofas and French doors leading out to the enclosed decked area, is a great place to perhaps watch a film on the TV/DVD after a day out exploring this stunning area or simply sit back and take in the breath taking sea views. The wonderful bespoke well equipped kitchen with mood lighting, is the perfect place to cook up a storm with electric oven and gas hob in the large central island, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, wine cooler and seating area. The dining area is the ideal place to enjoy a romantic meal, with sea views and French doors leading out to the hot tub. Heading back through the hallway you are met with the wonderful king size bedroom, with magnificent sea views, TV and large dressing room. Followed by the exceptionally spacious bathroom, with beautiful contemporary free standing bath, large separate shower with double headed rain shower and WC. Finally completing the spacious accommodation is the handy utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Stepping outside onto the spacious fully enclosed large patio area, providing a safe haven for dogs. Relax and enjoy a dip in the private hot tub and admire the stunning sea views. Enjoy al fresco dining and lazy evening star gazing across the bay. There is also a fully covered decked area, with seating and fantastic multi coloured, twinkling star ceiling mood lighting. There is a private drive, with ample off road parking to the side of the lodge.
Just a few miles from Totnes this warm and welcoming cottage is close to many seaside towns. It s an ideal spot for families and couples, with the beautiful promenade, seafront gardens, harbour, international marina, beaches and an abundance of pubs and restaurants in the nearby town of Torquay. Visit Dartmouth with its busy harbour, castle, shops and galleries or Teignmouth, an attractive seaside town with a promenade, beach and pier. Also, nearby are Totnes, Paignton and Exeter. Amongst the many family attractions are Cockington Country Park, Crealy Adventure Park, Woodlands Adventure Park and the famous Dartmouth and South Devon heritage steam railways. Dartmoor National Park is a short drive away, both horse riding and walking across the stunning landscapes are popular. Stepping into this cosy cottage you will find yourself in the living area, where you can relax in front of the traditional wood burner and Smart TV/DVD. The kitchen/diner is an attractive space with everything you need in the well equipped kitchen area including an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine, the dining area is ideal whether you re grabbing a snack or sitting down to enjoy a special meal. Heading up the stairs to the first floor you will find the two bedrooms, the king size with TV and stylish en suite shower room with WC and a cosy twin room with en suite bathroom and WC. Heading outside you can relax in the charming courtyard area with seating and BBQ, whilst children can play outside in the shared play area with play house, swings and climbing frame. The rear door of this property gives easy access to the shared indoor heated swimming pool (with changing and shower facilities) which is open all year. There is also a shared games room with WiFi, pool table (a small charge applies), table tennis, table football and a collection of toys for younger guests. A tumble dryer is available in the foyer area of this building (a small charge applies). There is ample parking available including an electric charging point for electric vehicles
The property is presented to a high standard throughout, offering the perfect retreat for couples all year round. Instow itself, a traditional coastal village, has a vibrant community and is well served with pubs and restaurants. A must visit is to the local deli, where you can purchase fresh local and homemade produce. Close by is beautiful Instow beach, renowned for its golden sand, remarkable sand dunes and welcomes dogs all year. Venture across the water, on the seasonal passenger ferry, to the historic fishing village of Appledore or venture further afield and explore the many attractions North Devon has to offer including beaches, Tapeley Park, National Trust Arlington Court, Dartington Crystal, The Oldenburg for day trips to Lundy Island. On entering the property, the entrance is the perfect place to leave your walking boots behind you as you step into the well equipped kitchen area with your fresh ingredients in hand to cook your evening supper. The kitchen offers an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, dishwasher and washing machine, a truly great space for budding cooks. Also on this floor you have the attractively designed shower room with WC. Heading upstairs where you will find the fantastic open planned living area, which has been finished off beautifully by the owner allowing you to sit back and relax amongst the rich, soft furnishings and watch your favourite programme on the Smart TV/DVD. Sit out on your very own balcony with sea views across to Appledore and Lundy and relax with a glass of wine or a good book. The delightful bedroom area offers a king size bed, plenty of storage and separate WC. Heading outside, via the front door or balcony steps, you find a small patio area with garden furniture. One allocated parking space can be found directly outside the property.
Cadeleigh is close to pretty villages such as Bickleigh, which has the River Exe meandering through it and the popular mill that offers boutique shopping and artisan foods. There is endless beautiful countryside distinctively coloured with dark red soil, typical in this area, it is a scenic setting ideal for walking and all manner of country pursuits. There is much to see and do in the nearby town of Tiverton, which has a pretty canal offering boats for hire. Slightly further afield is the city of Exeter, with its wide variety of shops and restaurants. For history lovers Fursdon House and Gardens gives an insight into the heritage of the area. This unique accommodation comprises of a hut and a lodge. Entering the lodge into the lounge area you are greeted with spectacular countryside views, a comfy sofa and TV/DVD. The kitchen area has all you need to cook a meal or whip up a snack with an electric oven and gas two ring hob, fridge/freezer and microwave, a breakfast bar provides a comfortable eating space and French doors open onto the sunny decked area. A few steps away is the shepherd s hut with double bed with window on one side so you can wake up and catch the beginning of each special day, and there is a separate shower and WC a few steps away. Stepping outside is a split level decked area with private hot tub, garden furniture, charcoal BBQ and fabulous countryside views, after a day s adventures what could be nicer than stargazing in the hot tub. There is a fully fenced lawn area below the shepherd s hut ideal for your four legged friend and off road parking and turning area for two cars.
Approached via a private driveway, this property is surrounded by 220 acres of farmland. Should you wish to venture out of the grounds, there s plenty to discover nearby, including the north coast of Cornwall, with its many lovely sandy beaches and pretty seaside villages, as well as the dramatic landscapes of Bodmin Moor, where there are plenty of fantastic walks and cycle rides to be had. The town of Bude is just a 20 minute drive away and offers a wide choice of shops, pubs and restaurants, alongside a leisure pool, golf course and canal, for an enjoyable day out. Also within a reasonable driving distance are Padstow, Boscastle and Tintagel. Arranged on a single storey, this detached converted barn has bags of character, seen in features throughout which include exposed stonework and wooden beams. The lounge, kitchen and diner are all open plan, creating a large social space and the heart of the home. Within the lounge area, you ll be greeted by a feature granite fireplace with wood burner, offering up crackling flames as you relax and watch the Smart TV and DVD. Into the farmhouse style kitchen, guests will find all the appliances they need to ensure they feel at home, including an oven and hob, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge/freezer, microwave and use of tumble dryer. Should you wish to take a break from cooking, a chef can be arranged to provide home cooked meals. The dining table looks out through the patio doors to the surrounding countryside views. This property has three bedrooms: Two king size bedrooms and one with three single beds. One of the king size bedrooms benefits from an en suite. There is also a family bathroom, which has a bath, shower and WC. For an even more relaxing stay, reflexology and massage treatments can also be arranged with the owner. Reached through the patio doors in the dining area, the property enjoys a decked balcony area with seating, perfect for sitting back and watching the sunset. There is also an enclosed garden area with a BBQ to cook up an al fresco meal. Elsewhere on site, guests are free to enjoy the wealth of leisure facilities, which are shared with the other properties; these include a coarse fishing lake, full sized tennis court, swings, sandpits and a large indoor games area. In here guests will find facilities to play badminton, table tennis, football and basketball as well as toddler friendly toys. There are also many farm activities to enjoy including walks along the farm trail, pony rides, collecting the eggs from the chickens, meeting the pigs, alpacas and calves and bottle feeding the lambs. 1 dog welcome between 1st September through until 26th May excluding peak Easter period. Any property identified with increased accessibility may have different levels of provision, it is therefore advisable that you contact us before you book to ensure the property meets your specific needs and requirements.
Situated in an unspoilt and attractive part of rural Norfolk. For a traditional seaside resort, Cromer is just a short drive away which provides a fantastic family day out, whether it s for quality fish and chips or to catch a show at the theatre on the pier. Guests can enjoy easy access to a number of popular locations including the stunning Georgian town of Holt with its boutique independent shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as the National Trust sites of Felbrigg and Blickling Hall. Wroxham, the gateway to the Norfolk broads, is slightly further afield where you can hire a boat for the day and explore the stunning waterways. Guests entering this beautifully presented oak floored converted barn, arrive in the hallway and on your left is the spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. In the lounge area, with its original beams, there is a comfortable sofa which is also a sofa bed and two armchairs, providing the ideal setting for the family to gather around and relax after a busy day out exploring and swimming in the indoor pool. The kitchen area is well equipped, featuring an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. The dining area has enough seating for everyone, perfect to gather around and plan your activities over breakfast, lunch or dinner. Heading down the hallway, not only will you find storage cupboards, but two lovely bedrooms to choose from. There is a cosy twin bedroom or the spacious master king size bedroom with an en suite shower room and WC. There is also a bathroom next to both bedrooms with a bath and WC. Heading to the front of the property and to the left is the large, shared indoor swimming pool (which is not lifeguarded) which benefits from all year round heating, there is also a very charming shared outdoor children s play area behind the swimming pool, perfect to keep the little ones busy whilst you relax on the seating and enjoy the unspoilt views of the countryside. You will also find access to shared washing machines and a tumble dryer, found in the reception hut. Heading outside to the rear of the property, is a large, enclosed and private lawn and patio area with table and chairs for up to six guests and a BBQ. There is off road parking for two cars adjacent to the barn.
Bettws is a sweet village in the Brecon Beacons. Country and mountain walks are right on your doorstep, with the Sugar Loaf and Skirrid nearby providing amazing scenery. Just three miles to the historic town of Abergavenny with an eclectic mix of shops, pubs and restaurants, regular festivals and markets and even a little cinema for rainy days. Nearby you can visit galleries, museums and historic castles. Interesting days out at Blaenavon Iron Works and The Big Pit or perhaps try star gazing at the Brecon Beacons Visitor Centre. Plenty of activities to enjoy including riding, golf, kayaking on the Usk and Wye or a visit to Hay on Wye the town of books, which is twenty miles away. It is difficult not to be impressed when driving up the gravelled drive to this detached barn. Entering the double height dining room simply adds to a very welcoming arrival. The room flows to an opulent lounge with TV/DVD, with large comfortable sofas framing a warming wood burner, providing a relaxing environment any time of year. There are some stone steps down to a delightful sun room, looking out over the grounds and an ideal spot to enjoy a good book and a cup of tea. The kitchen is also a few steps from the lounge and is well equipped for large family gatherings. It has a double electric oven and hob, microwave, coffee machine and dishwasher. A small flight of wooden stairs takes you to a large utility area with fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer and handy WC. Heading away from the lounge through the dining area and up a step, takes you to the ground floor sleeping accommodation. The first room is a sweet double bedroom, with ample wardrobe space, bed linen and towels provided. There is a useful WC before reaching a pretty en suite double bedroom with shower and WC. For entertaining the family there is a games room at the end of this hallway, which is home to a pool table. The first floor is accessed via the imposing staircase that greets you upon arrival to Kestrel Barn, alongside the dining area, with the landing stretching across the length of the building. The master bedroom has a king size bed, with character A frame beams and lovely rural and mountain views. It also benefits from a dressing area that leads to the large en suite with shower and WC, both down a few steps from the bedroom. There is a further double bedroom, again with a beautiful aspect. The family bathroom is well appointed with a roll top bath, separate shower and WC. The final two bedrooms are both twin rooms. This detached barn is a splendid holiday destination for families and couples, the wonderful location and local offerings makes this a must visit whatever the season. Outside there are large enclosed grounds with lawn and patio with furniture. There is ample private parking which includes a carport.
