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Sleeps 6
Weekly price range £495 to £
Self catering accommodation in Clovelly sleeps 6.
Features include: • Garden • Internet Access • Open Fire or Woodburning Stove • Close to the Beach • Short Breaks • Detached Property • cottage Sleeps 6
Accommodation overview: 160 ACRES CATTLE SHEEP ARABLE This beautiful detached barn is set on a working farm close to the spectacular Devon/Cornwall coastline and is ideal for families looking for a relaxing holiday with every home comfort provided. There is much to see and do nearby with sandy beaches a short drive away at Westward Ho! Widemouth Bay and Bude. Visit the pretty cliff-side village of Clovelly with its steep cobbled streets leading to a pretty harbour. The Milky Way and The Big Sheep are both on your doorstep and have excellent all-weather activities for families. After a days hectic sightseeing relax on the patio enjoy a drink or even a good book whilst cooking alfresco on the BBQ all the while planning your next day s adventure. Farm activities: visitors can see the animals and the day-to-day activities on the farm or wander across the fields. Play facilities: let the children play in the large enclosed garden (a real suntrap) with swing/slide and football goal. The stylish and contemporary accommodation has many character features with exposed stonework and beams and offers THREE bedrooms: 1 king-size with TV/DVD/Freeview built in wardrobes and en-suite shower room with WC and heated towel rail and 1 twin room with fitted wardrobes TV/DVD/Freeview and en-suite shower room with WC and heated towel rail both situated downstairs. Upstairs there is a further twin bedroom with exposed A-frame beams fitted wardrobes TV and door leading out to a small decked balcony with seating and steps leading down to the large rear garden. Bathroom: situated downstairs with shower over bath WC and heated towel rail. Lounge/kitchen/diner: situated downstairs open-plan area with wooden flooring in lounge and slate flooring with underfloor heating in the kitchen. Lounge area with woodburner TV/DVD recorder Freeview hi-fi sofas and many homely features. Kitchen area has units with integral appliances electric cooker hob and hood fridge freezer washer/dryer dishwasher microwave and many useful extras. Outside: french doors lead out to the patio area and garden. Large enclosed suntrap garden with garden furniture and gas BBQ. Amenities: ample parking. Bed linen electric and wi-fi included central heating surcharge of 25 per week applies October - April. Towels available to hire. Purpose built stairgate provided. Regret no smoking or pets. Additional info: private water supply. Location: nearest beach at Bucks Mills 4 miles pub and village shop 2.5 miles golf 2 miles Morrisons and Asda supermarkets in Bideford. Arrival: 3.30pm.
  
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Sleeps 7
Weekly price range £667 to £1,569
Self catering accommodation in Cardinham sleeps 7.
Features include: • Garden • Pet friendly • Internet Access • Open Fire or Woodburning Stove • Hot Tub • Fishing near by • Golf near by • Detached Property • Cotta
Accommodation overview: Perfectly positioned in a quiet setting on the edge of Bodmin Moor, this traditional stone detached barn conversion sits within a peaceful rural valley and is perfectly situated for those who wish to get away from it all. Accessed via a long driveway, the property is set to one side of the owners stone farmhouse and within an area of outstanding natural beauty which offers an ideal rural retreat.
With parking adjacent to the property, a stone footpath leads the front door which opens into a warm and cosy dining room, with a large a wood burning stove that warms the whole house. To one side of the dining room an open archway leads into the well equipped kitchen and to the other side of the dining room an archway leads into a spacious living room with comfortable lounge seating, large flat screen television, character vaulted ceiling and panoramic windows providing views across the garden and valley beyond.
A door leads from the sitting room into a sun room, which houses a wonderful sauna as well as the equipment that’s required for the garden and swimming pool. A perfect place to leave coats, flip flops or wellies. On one side a doorway leads into a downstairs separate shower room with steam shower, WC and basin. The French windows from the sun room lead directly onto the patio, with large swimming pool heated via solar panels. The patio also leads round to a large private hot tub, garden chairs and loungers.
A small gate from the patio leads into a garden where fish like to swim in the character ponds with rockery and plants. A large wooden table and chairs, parasol and BBQ sit alongside the ponds and are available to share with the owners next door.
To access the bedrooms, an inner hallway leads from the kitchen and provides a carpeted staircase which leads to the first floor with three separate bedrooms. Two double bedrooms with en-suite bathroom with miniature hip-bath, shower over, WC and basin. One twin bedroom with additional single captain’s bed with pull out bed beneath.
Locally there are many excellent walks, fishing, golf and pony trekking available, and a network of graded cycle trails through the ancient Cardinham Woods close by, as featured on BBC Countryfile. The old county town of Bodmin with a selection of shops, pubs, leisure centre, golf club and Steam Railway is about a 20 minute drive as is Lanhydrock House and Gardens. The village of Blisland, 5 miles, has a local store/P.O. and traditional pub facing the village.
The beautiful beaches and fishing villages of the north and south coasts are within a 40 minute drive and there are many glorious gardens and visitor attractions such as the Eden Project within easy reach. Water sports and fishing are available at Siblyback Lake nearby. A real bonus for this peaceful rural location is the easy road access to both A roads providing an ideal base for exploring the whole of the county.
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Sleeps 4
Weekly price range £370 to £
Self catering accommodation in West Bay sleeps 4.
Features include: • Pet friendly • Open Fire or Woodburning Stove • Close to the Beach • Pub near by • Short Breaks • Detached Property • cottage Sleeps 4
Accommodation overview: TRADITIONAL COTTAGE WITH ORIGINAL FEATURES NEXT TO AWARD WINNING VILLAGE INN Situated in the quaint village of Nettlecombe this 200 year old semi-detached cottage complete with original features such as inglenook fireplace exposed beams and steep cottage style stairs is a stone s throw to the award winning village inn renowned for its fine food. An ideal spot for those requiring a peaceful and relaxing holiday with many walks to enjoy direct from the property. The south coast beaches are less than a 15 minute drive with popular West Bay being 5 miles away on the Jurassic Coast which is a World Heritage Site. Bridport is 4 miles away and offers a range of shops and facilities. There are other attractions close by to suit all tastes and these include numerous National Trust properties and gardens fishing trips fossil hunting horse riding Monkey World Lulworth Castle and much more. In the evenings relax on the enclosed patio area with seating or enjoy the many delights on offer in the popular family pub next door. The traditional accommodation offers TWO bedrooms: approached via steep cottage-style steps. 1 twin with children s games/books approached through 1 double bedroom. Bathroom: downstairs with shower over bath and WC. Lounge/diner: spacious room with a woodburner within a traditional inglenook fireplace with a bread oven. TV DVD and Freeview. Kitchen: step up through a low doorway with cooker fridge and microwave. Regret no washing machine. Outside: enclosed patio area with seating. Amenities: free parking in adjacent pub car park. Bed linen electric and night storage heating included. Additional info: private water supply. 1 dog welcome. Location: beach 5 miles shop 2 miles pub walking distance.
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Sleeps 5
Weekly price range £383 to £
Self catering accommodation in Tintagel sleeps 5.
Features include: • Garden • Internet Access • Close to the Beach • Short Breaks • Games Room • Detached Property • Cottage Sleeps 5
Accommodation overview: A wonderful spacious and welcoming character property with excellent views over the beautiful gardens and out to sea. A fantastic choice for a holiday in Cornwall. Sitting high above Trebarwith Strand with excellent views over the beautiful gardens and out to sea, Trevalley is a delightful North Cornwall character cottage in a lovely coastal setting, having superb flexibility and priced separately for parties of five or seven throughout the year. Enchanting Tintagel is close by with its famous castle steeped in legend and mystery. A little further along the coast are the picturesque harbour villages of Boscastle and Port Isaac. A twenty minute walk through the valley brings you to the fabulous golden sands of tidal Trebarwith Strand and a short drive will find you at the popular beaches of Polzeath and Widemouth Bay. This spacious welcoming self-catering holiday home from home has a comfortable sitting room with wood burning stove. The attractive country kitchen /dining room with lovely oak beams leads to a sunny conservatory with the most stunning views. The stylish master bedroom has wonderful valley and sea views. Stairs lead down to the pretty twin room and single room, all served by a wood panelled family bathroom. A small annex, accessed internally through the twin room, provides a second twin bedroom with the benefit of an en suite shower room and galley kitchen, ideal for families. This part of the house also has its own separate entrance door and the internal connecting door can be locked if required. On the garden level a games room with table tennis and pool table is a real bonus and will keep the children happy for hours! French windows in the conservatory lead out to the lovely enclosed south facing terraced gardens, with pretty patio area and pond where you can make the most of the spectacular sunsets over the rugged coastline. Trevalley is ideally placed for a holiday in North Cornwall and for exploring all that this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty has to offer . Accommodation: Steps down to front door. Entry level floor : Living room with multi-fuel burner, TV with full Satellite Plus Package inc. Sports & Movies and DVD. Bedroom 1 with King, radio and ensuite WC and basin. Stairs down to Ground floor: Kitchen/diner with electric oven & hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and radio/CD. Tumble dryer housed in games room. Conservatory. Bedroom 2 with Twin. Bedroom 3 with Single. Bathroom with bath and shower over bath, WC and basin. Facilities and Services: Linen and towels. Electric heating. Wi-Fi Broadband. Payphone (no mobile signal). Brick BBQ. Garden furniture. Games room with table tennis, folding pool table, large sofa and tumble dryer. No smoking. Regret no pets. Private parking for 2 cars. Short breaks available. 3pm arrival time. Arr/Dep for weekly bookings is Saturday.
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Sleeps 2
Weekly price range £255 to £
Self catering accommodation in Blue Anchor sleeps 2.
Features include: • Pet friendly • Close to the Beach • Pub near by • Short Breaks • Detached Property • cottage Sleeps 2
Accommodation overview: 1 MILE OF SCENIC PROMENADE AT BLUE ANCHOR BAY WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE AND SANDY BEACH AT DUNSTER 2.5 MILES AWAY Situated in a quiet wooded residential park 0.5 miles from the coastal village of Blue Anchor with its quiet bay pub and traditional cafe. The park has a no through road and is surrounded by mature trees and shrubs creating a perfect setting to relax and unwind with views over to Exmoor. 3.5 miles away is Watchet a quiet seaside resort with a marina pebbled beach shops and restaurants. You will also have easy access to Somerset s picturesque villages bustling markets a wide selection of attractions and the West Somerset Steam Railway that runs most days throughout the year from Bishops Lydeard to Minehead. The property itself is well suited for walkers with the spectacular Quantock Hills the first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in England where there are endless footpaths and bridleways. 2 miles to the south and you are in the Exmoor National Park. In such a quiet location save for the sound of the occasional passing steam train it is the ideal place to relax in. The seaside resort of Minehead with its sandy beach and quaint cliff-side streets is 6 miles and the historic market town of Taunton with all the top names in shopping eating drinking and leisure entertainments is a 30 minute drive also nearby is the quaint Exmoor village of Dunster with its sandy beach and magnificent castle. This detached chalet style bungalow with has recently been refurbished and provides a comfortable holiday retreat offering ONE bedroom: double with en-suite shower and WC. Lounge/kitchen/diner: open-plan with TV DVD Freeview freesat selection of DVD s and books woodburner effect electric fire cooker microwave fridge and small freezer compartment. Outside: garden to front and patio to rear with seating. Amenities: parking beside the property. Bed linen electric and electric heating included. 2 well-behaved dogs welcome. Regret no smoking. Location: shop pub and restaurant 0.75 miles. Arrival 4.30pm.
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Sleeps 4
Weekly price range £395 to £
Self catering accommodation in Tavistock sleeps 4.
Features include: • Pet friendly • Internet Access • Short Breaks • Detached Property • cottage Sleeps 4
Accommodation overview: PANORAMIC VIEWS OVER THE TAMAR VALLEY SURROUNDED BY FARMLAND SLEEPS 4 1 This converted detached barn is situated on the Cornish side of the beautiful Tamar Valley which has been named as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. From the cottage which has its own private lane you can enjoy spectacular far-reaching views over miles of farmland and beyond to Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor. This idyllic countryside location offers a fantastic base for touring both Devon and Cornwall with the moors offering superb walking and riding facilities. The city of Plymouth is approximately 25 minutes drive with its excellent shopping facilities picturesque Barbican Hoe and National Maritime Museum. Outstanding beaches on the north and south coasts are well worth a visit and can be reached within 40 minutes. The area offers some of the county s most popular National Trust properties and gardens including Cotehele with unusual trees and 18th century tower and Ken-Caro with panoramic views and interesting planting throughout the year. The Eden Project is also well worth a visit and within easy reach. Thoughtfully renovated to include TWO bedrooms: 1 double (with child s single upon request) and 1 twin bedroom. Bathroom: with shower over bath and WC all situated on the first floor which is approached via an open-tread staircase with stairgate. The ground floor has slate flooring with underfloor heating providing a warm welcome in cooler months. Lounge/diner: open-plan with lovely dining area and views over the valley lounge with leather sofas TV DVD and Freeview. Kitchen: separate with electric hob oven microwave fridge and dishwasher. Utility: separate with WC and washing machine. Outside: sheltered patio area with seating lawn and plenty of space for children to play or for adults to relax with a cool drink and absorb the countryside views. Amenities: ample off-road parking. Bed linen towels electric and central heating included. 1 dog welcome. Wi-fi available. Additional info: games DVD s and books available for guests to enjoy. Welcome pack of local produce awaits your arrival. Location: shop 2 miles pub 1.5 miles and beaches approximately 20 miles or 40 minutes drive.
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Sleeps 2
Weekly price range £275 to £
Self catering accommodation in Newquay sleeps 2.
Features include: • Garden • Internet Access • Short Breaks • Detached Property • Cottage Sleeps 2
Accommodation overview: This recently renovated Barn is now a stylish, peaceful retreat, offering spacious and comfortable accommodation for couples. Ideal for a Cornwall holiday! The Glebe Barn is tucked away in a very quiet location adjacent to the owner's 300 year old property, the former rectory. As you approach Colan Church via country lanes with traditional high hedgerows, you know that peace and tranquillity will be surrounding your visit. This recently converted barn has been tastefully and stylishly re-fitted to a very modern specification. Although staying true to its roots as a 400 year old farm building, its delightful transformation enjoys a unique use of the internal space. If you are looking for a completely secluded, romantic hide-away, which is only a 10 minute drive from the stunningly beautiful Cornish coastline at Porth, then this is the cottage for you. There are many other famous attractions to easily visit from Colan, including the Eden Project, maritime Falmouth, or city shopping in Truro. Entry to the barn is via the front garden patio area and huge floor to ceiling glass doors, into the spacious kitchen and dining area. Year round comfort is ensured with under-floor heating throughout the cottage. The minimalist free standing kitchen units sit to one side, allowing uninterrupted garden views from the dining area. A useful under-stairs storage area even includes specific shelving for surf boards. The ground floor is completed by a tiled wet room with Monsoon head shower fitment. Upstairs the whole area is open, flooded with light, and with a peaceful grey-limed wash on the roof beams and floor. The original barn doors are now huge windows affording beautiful country views. This spacious first floor is divided equally into a comfortable sitting area and bedroom area with King-size bed, with original shuttering on the windows.
Accommodation: Ground floor. Kitchen / dining room with electric oven, gas hob, microwave, larder fridge, washing machine. Shower room with wet shower area, WC and basin. First floor: Studio Living / Bedroom, TV with Freeview and DVD, King-size bed.
Facilities and Services: Linen and Towels. Oil under floor CH. Broadband. No cot is provided please bring your own travel cot. BBQ. Regret no Pets. No smoking. Ample private parking. Short breaks available. 3pm arrival time. Arr/Dep for weekly bookings is Friday.
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Sleeps 8
Weekly price range £1610 to £
Self catering accommodation in Owlpen sleeps 8.
Features include: • Garden • Open Fire or Woodburning Stove • Pub near by • Detached Property • Cottage Sleeps 8
Accommodation overview: Grist Mill is an early 18th Century watermill hidden at the bottom of the Owlpen valley, deep in the Southern edge of The Cotswolds. It is a 'listed' historic building, completely restored to provide wonderfully unique holiday cottage accommodation. Contemporary in comfort and style, the whole building is like a time warp, with unrivalled character and charm. There are many period features within the property, including beams and period furniture. Outside are the gigantic mill wheel and millpond - a haven for wild life. There are a Post Office/village shop, two pubs, a brewery and an arts centre in Uley approx half a mile away.ACCOMMODATION: The ground floor has an entrance hall leading to a large open-plan Kitchen come Dining/Living room, with a snug wood-burning stove. The kitchen is painted pine, with cooker, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave and an antique pine table.First floor: Master Bedroom has a rare and opulent early 18th Century oak four-poster bed. Bedroom Two has twin beds. Bathroom with an ample landing which includes the original loading-door opening to the west. Second Floor (Reached by the original elm stairs)Bedroom Three is a large room with a king-size bed. Bedroom Four, is an open plan area with two single beds that can be separately curtained for privacy. Second Bathroom. Above this floor is a gantry catwalk!There is the possibility of an extra bed - Charges apply.The Grist Mill has its own drive and enclosed garden.Central heating and electricity included all year around. Ample parking.Sorry - no pets. Please note: Monday or Friday changeover only.OWLPEN has long been recognised as one of England's most romantic locations. Today the Tudor Manor House, Owlpen Manor (1450-1616), stands within a formal garden of magnificent yews and at the centre of a clutch of beautiful medieval and traditional buildings, many of which have been recently converted into exceptional Cotswold holiday cottages. The whole estate, steeped in a thousand years of history, forms its own remote and picturesque wooded valley under the edge of the Cotswold hills in the south-west of England.
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