Sanda View Cottage is a gem of a holiday home on the truly outstanding Isle of Arran. Tucked away in the peaceful south-west of the island, Sanda View Cottage is perfectly placed as a base to explore all parts of Arran. And explore Arran you must do because it has so much to offer. Dubbed as Scotland in miniature you can’t go wrong picking this island as your holiday destination. From mountains to coast, there are countless walking, biking and canoeing opportunities. And the wildlife that resides on and around Arran is brilliantly Scottish with red squirrels, golden eagles and otters a plenty. As well as being an excellent base for you to explore the island at will, Sanda View Cottage is a delightful place to just be and relax.
The owners have created a lovely holiday home for three people. The cottage is adjoined to the owner’s house, but it is very private with its own entrance, garden and aspect with views to Sanda Island and the Mull of Kintyre. The cottage is very dog friendly as the owners have a number of their own dogs and are welcoming to all well-behaved dogs. It’s an excellent place to take your dogs as there are many brilliant walks right from the cottage and locally, the beach is within walking distance, that you’ll all thoroughly enjoy. Outside there is an outdoor shower with hot water, perfect for washing muddy bodies and paws. This cottage is located on a working croft farm with Hebridean Sheep, pigs, ducks and dogs can be seen and heard from the cottage.
Entering the cottage there is a good sized enclosed porch area (with the option of heating) where you can place boots, coats, bikes, after days our exploring the island. You’re drawn through to the open-plan living/dining/kitchen where there is a welcoming wood burner taking centre stage. This comfortable space has everything you would want from the hub of a holiday home. Like the rest of the property it is beautifully decorated and you immediately feel at ease and relaxed. The well-stocked kitchen area is spacious and has everything you will want to rustle up hearty meals after adventures had around Arran. The first floor has two lovely bedrooms, one double and one single. Both have en-suites, one shower room and one bathroom. Again they are decorated beautifully and are spacious rooms.
Sanda View Cottage is a perfect combination of old meets new, as it is a heritage property that has been lovingly and thoughtfully renovated, modernised and decorated. It’s honestly a pleasure to spend time in. Do not hesitate in booking, it is a lovely holiday home that we’re sure you’ll want to visit again and again.

From its rural setting, this lovely converted barn enjoys panoramic far reaching views over the delightful Shropshire countryside towards the Welsh Borders. Comfortably furnished it lies close to the owners working farm and offers an excellent base for exploring this area, with wonderful walking and fantastic bird watching opportunities with red kite being a regular feature. The property also boasts a conservatory facing west to take advantage of the surrounding views. The charming market town of Bishops Castle, 2 miles, is home to two breweries, interesting shops and restaurants, whilst Ludlow and Shrewsbury are both easily accessible. The local pub is 3 miles away.

Pebble Cottage is a stunning former fisherman’s cottage situated close to the beach front and local amenities in Aberdovey. There isn’t a better location to be for those looking for a seaside escape. Set within the southern reaches of the Snowdonia National Park, excellent for those walkers visiting the area. Aberdovey is a thriving seaside fishing village with brightly painted houses which seem to cling to the shoreline, and has a history dating back hundreds of years. It offers miles of beautiful golden sandy beaches with a fantastic selection of water based activities available including sailing, fishing and windsurfing. Golfers are also well catered for with an 18-hole championship golf course located at the western end of the village, which welcomes visiting players. Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy the wonderful opportunities for walking and bird watching available in the surrounding area. A myriad of visitor attractions are within easy reach including the Vale of Rheidol Railway, Talyllyn Railway, the Corris Craft Centre and King Arthur’s Labyrinth. Beach 100 yards. Shop and retaurant 300 yards, pub 100 yards.
Pebble Cottage can be booked together with adjacent Sunny Shores (ref UK32245), and Westhaven (UK32244) to accommodate up to 13 guests, but please be aware Westhaven is about 175 yards away.

Nestled in the picturesque embrace of the Cotswolds, this enchanting traditional detached cottage stands as a beacon of timeless elegance and serene tranquillity. Tucked away in a secluded corner of the village, the cottage has been meticulously refurbished to encapsulate the essence of a perfect holiday hideaway, blending authentic architectural details with modern comforts to create an idyllic retreat.

As you step inside, you’re greeted by a cosy sitting room adorned with rustic furnishings and an inviting ambiance. Adjacent lies a well-appointed kitchen, a culinary haven where gastronomic delights come to life amidst the comforting aroma of home-cooked meals. Both rooms seamlessly flow onto an enclosed garden, offering captivating views across the verdant valley below.

The immediate environs beckon adventurers and leisure seekers alike, with a plethora of scenic walks winding through rolling hills, ancient woodlands, and tranquil meadows. Discover the enchanting allure of Painswick Rococo Gardens, where whimsical landscapes and architectural marvels captivate the imagination. Lose yourself amidst the historic grandeur of Woodchester Mansion or revel in the timeless beauty of Owlpen Manor, each landmark a testament to the region’s rich heritage and storied past. For those seeking a touch of urban sophistication, the ancient market town of Cirencester awaits, offering a vibrant tapestry of boutique shops, gourmet restaurants, and cultural attractions.

The village itself is a veritable oasis of charm, with a welcoming inn just a short stroll away, offering hearty meals and refreshing ales in a convivial atmosphere. Essential amenities lie within easy reach, with a well-stocked shop just half a mile away and a restaurant offering culinary delights a mere four miles distant.

Perfectly suited for a small family seeking an authentic Cotswolds experience, this charming cottage promises a harmonious blend of comfort, elegance, and natural beauty. Whether you’re exploring the region’s myriad attractions or simply savouring moments of tranquillity amidst the rolling hills, this idyllic retreat offers an unforgettable escape, where cherished memories are waiting to be made.

Standing on the prestigious Livermead Hillside with lovely sea views, and taking full advantage of the wide views over Cockington Valley, is this delightful, lower ground floor garden apartment, situated beneath the owner’s home. The property has a conservatory with lovely views over the garden and out to sea. The spacious grounds are shared with the owner, and there is a private decking area with table and chairs. The living, dining and kitchen areas are all open plan and have been decorated and furnished to a good standard. Cockington is a very picturesque village, with horse and carriage rides, chocolate box cottages and an amazing tea room, ideal for a Devon cream tea. Cockington Court and Country Park, set in 460 acres, is just a 5-minute walk.
Ideal for couples who want to explore the wonderful English Riviera region, or simply leave the car behind as this garden apartment lies just ½-mile away from the beautiful beaches. The property is located halfway between Torquay and Paignton, set back a 15-minute walk from the sea front and 15 minutes’ from the pretty village of Cockington. Set on the edge of Cockington Country Park, with nearly 500 acres of woodland, an arboretum, historic old house and lots of walks with quite hilly terrain.
It is a 30-minute walk to the bustling resort of Torquay, with its abundance of tourist attractions including shops, bistros and theatres. There are many places to visit including Kent’s Cavern, St Marychurch, Torre Abbey Sands and Dartmoor with its Tors, ponies and amazing walks, also close by. Beach ½ mile. Shop, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

Looking for something unique, this striking black tower was built in 1825 and is a Grade II listed building. Originally a working grain mill, it has now been fully renovated to provide a wonderful holiday home. Immerse yourselves in the beauty of the Norfolk Broads, offering a peaceful location to escape the hustle and bustles of daily life, yet only a 6-minute drive from the village with a pub which serves good food, shop, butcher and more. The accommodation is spread over three floors with amazing views of the surrounding countryside. A staircase leads to the entrance and it boasts circular rooms with open plan living areas. Spiral stairs lead to a double bedroom and a separate bathroom. Further spiral stairs lead to the second bedroom with a single bed and pull-out trundle bed (if you don’t mind a squeeze!). Adjacent to The Mill is your private, lawned garden with garden furniture, a perfect spot to simply soak up the sun and enjoy the tranquillity of this peaceful retreat. The owner’s home is located within the grounds, neighbouring to but separated from The Mill. The beautiful grounds are a natural haven for wildlife with mature trees and a grassed meadow boasting wild flowers (in season), perfect for a stroll in the evening.
Enjoy a 5-minute walk along the path leading to the River Ant. Located opposite is the How Hill Trust; the reserve is of national and international importance for nature conservation, birds, insects, plants and wildlife. Take a river trip, have a picnic or explore the wildlife trail mapped for your enjoyment. The riverside village of Ludham is a 6-minute drive with pub, tea rooms, village Post Office/stores and butcher. Neighbouring Womack Water with grassed riverside seating areas is a great place to sit and watch the riverside activities or why not hire a boat yourself? Many footpaths, trails and a quiet network of lanes offer excellent cycling and walking directly from the doorstep. This Grade II listed building has many rustic and quirky features that make it a great place to stay, they do also mean that it is unsuitable for young children.
Wroxham, known as the capital of the Norfolk Broads is just 20-minutes drive, for more boating activity, daily boat hire, river trips, supermarket, shops, cafés, riverside restaurant and miniature model village. There is a train station with connections to Norwich City, the traditional seaside town of Sheringham, and home to the Bure Valley Railway, longest narrow gauge railway visiting the pretty Market town of Aylsham. For the kids amongst us, BeWILDerwood at Horning and the Dinosaur Adventure Park at Lenwade are a great day out. The city of Norwich is 15 miles away for excellent shopping, two indoor malls, market square, cathedral, theatre, castle museum, cafés, restaurants, bowling alleys, cinema complexes and much more. Sea Palling, 9 mile away, has a wide sandy beach backed by dunes, café, fish and chips and amusements. There are plenty of historic sites, National Trust homes and parks, many more amazing sandy beaches, traditional coastal villages and towns all within easy driving distance. Beach 9 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 1½ miles.

The Old Forge is a sympathetically converted, detached 200-year old cottage retaining many character features, and has an enclosed garden. It has barn owls for neighbours - they nest in the adjoining barn!
The dog friendly property is tucked away in a peaceful lane adjacent to the owner’s home on the edge of the picturesque village of Beckermet. It is situated close to Whitehaven with its historic harbour, marina and shops, which has twice been named as a Brita resort, and St Bees with its expanse of sandy beaches.
This is an ideal location from which to explore the wonderful Western Fells of the Lake District National Park and the Cumbrian coastline. Ennerdale Water and Wastwater, once voted ’Britain’s Best View’ and nearby Scafell Pike, are within easy driving distance. For a superb day out, Muncaster Castle also has beautiful gardens and an internationally renowned Owl Sanctuary, not to mention the amazing views from its elevated position. Day permits for trout fishing are available within half a mile. Beach 1½ miles. Shop 3¾ miles, pub and restaurant ½ mile.

A well-positioned, two-bedroom cottage located in the heart of Alnwick, Northumberland. Pet-friendly. Close to amenities and attractions. Woodburning stove. On street parking. Alnmouth 4.6 miles; Rothbury 11.6 miles; Bamburgh 17.3 miles.

Woodpecker Cottage is a handsome two bedroom cottage with hot tub situated in the beautiful open countryside on the northern fringes of the Lake District National Park. It is nestled in 23 acres of land which guests can enjoy, and is also close to the fell villages of Caldbeck, Hesket New Market and Uldale. The cottage is well placed to walk the tranquil northern fells or to visit the unspoilt Cumbrian coast, Carlisle and Hadrian’s Wall. The renowned Cumbrian village of Caldbeck with a pub, tea rooms and shop is nearby. Nearest beach 16 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 2½ miles.
Woodpecker Cottage can be booked together with Nuthatch Cottage (CC119138), Treehouse Cabin (UK1087), Osprey Lodge (UK11317), Kestrel Cabin (UK1246), Farmhouse Cottage (UK1285), Safari Tent (UK1286), Barn Owl Bothy (UK1366), Skylark Lodge (UK1378), Curlew (UK1389), Lapwing (UK1390), Merlin’s Cabin (UK1391), Robins Lodge (UK13643) and Starling Lodge (UK31071) to accommodate up to 53 guests.

Set within the popular, pretty little North Norfolk village of Langham and only 2 miles from Blakeney Quay, Yew Tree Cottages have everything you could need for a lovely, relaxing break. No 9 (ref UK31485) is perfect for those who love to cook and are looking for a large kitchen and cosy living room, and No 7 (ref UKC4476) is great for those who want their space where they can relax. Both boast an open fire and lots of homely touches so you will truly be able to unwind after a busy day of sightseeing.
There is so much to see and do in the local area. Head to picturesque Blakeney for a spot of crabbing, a popular Norfolk pursuit, or journey east or west from here and travel along the beautiful coastline, visiting lots of lovely seaside towns and villages along the way, for a day of exploration and discovery, all offering a diverse range of coastal habitats. Head to Cromer and walk along its famous pier, or to Wells-Next-The-Sea and explore the much photographed quay and painted beach huts. Potter around the Georgian market town of Holt with its abundance of artisan cafés, shops and restaurants. You could be at the gateway to the Norfolk Broads in just over 45 minutes, a beautiful rural area offering a range of walking and cycling routes for the more active members of the family. Also within easy reach lie the Thursford and Muckleburgh Collections, BeWILDerwood, Amazonia Zoo, Blickling and Holkham Halls, the North Norfolk Railway, Sheringham Park and Pensthorpe Nature Reserve and lots more besides.
You are sure to fall in love with this part of the world and with Yew Tree Cottages too! Beach 2 miles. Shop 2 miles, pub and restaurant 100 yards.
These cottages can be booked together to accommodate up to 6 guests.