Hand-picked holiday cottages with their own private hot tub in the UK – from cosy hideaways for two to big houses for the whole family.
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Just a short stroll from Westward Ho! which is famous for its beautiful two-mile sandy beach and unique pebble ridge. This popular seaside resort offers an array of cafes, restaurants, pubs, shops and family entertainment to keep the kids entertained. You can also enjoy the South West Coast Path and walks across the Burrows.
Ideally suited to friends and families, this luxurious single-level holiday home offers a relaxing retreat on the North Devon coast with a fantastic garden and hot tub for your enjoyment. Within 2 miles, you’ll find the sandy stretch of Woolacombe Beach where you can swim, learn to surf and dine out at one of the many restaurants overlooking the sea.
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Croyde is a picture-postcard seaside village with its golden sandy beaches, beautiful scenery, and vibrant feel. Croyde is well known for its excellent surf, coastal walks, and not forgetting the local pubs and independent shops. On either side of Croyde are more beaches to visit, including Saunton Sands and the award-winning beaches of Woolacombe both within a 6-mile radius.
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Enjoy a luxurious glamping escape in this spacious safari tent set close to the Suffolk/Essex border. Sleeping six guests across three unique bedrooms, this is the perfect base for families and friends hoping to surround themselves with the peace and quiet of nature. Enjoy woodland walks through the grounds or head further afield to explore the magical landscapes of Constable Country (10 miles).
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This retreat is situated close to the Scottish Borders, right on the National Cycle Route and close to Hadrian's Wall. This area has a lot of history, the site of the Arthuret Church dating from 1150 is strongly linked to the legend of King Arthur and Michael and All Angels Church, 0.5 miles away, was built in 1609 in a late Gothic style.
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Surrounded by greenery and the sights and sounds of nature, this safari-style tent offers the perfect base for families and groups of friends exploring the Carmarthenshire countryside. One of four luxury tents, the property sits on a peaceful site with fantastic facilities and activities.
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Resting in the small village of Tollerton, this charming cottage, situated on a working farm is surrounded by a huge expanse of countryside walks and miles of country lanes should you want to explore by bike. It is situated near the Howardian Hills and North York Moors. Within the village is a well-stocked shop for picking up any essentials and a village pub.
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Venture into the town and you will find two miles of beautiful golden sandy beach, perfect for those who enjoy the sun and surf, and from here you can also enjoy some spectacular cliff-top walks on the South West Coast Path. Other local amenities include a golf course and tennis courts, alongside a great selection of independent shops, pubs and restaurants.
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This property enjoys a lovely location, situated on a hillside with far-reaching sea views. The seaside resort of Woolacombe is within walking distance of the property and boasts a wonderful three-mile wide sandy beach, perfect for families, and also popular with surfers. Those who want to try their hand at surfing and other sea-based water sports can take a lesson at the Woolacombe Surf Centre.
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Perched in the rolling North Cornwall countryside, this modern retreat offers stunning views down to the sea and a perfect base for exploring this beautiful region. Just a short drive from Bude (3 miles) and Widemouth Bay (3 miles), guests can enjoy sandy beaches, coastal walks along the South West Coast Path, and nearby fishing villages such as Tintagel (18 miles) and Boscastle (13 miles).
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The farmhouse is situated in Gwynfryn village with so much to explore within a 10-mile radius. Visit the walking and cycling centre, right on the doorstep in Llandegla called One Planet Adventure. Wrexham town offers a range of shops, eateries and entertainment, whilst Mold is famous for its street market and local produce.
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Surrounded by fields and natural beauty in an elevated position above Tal-y-Bont. This is the perfect location for walking, climbing, kayaking, canoeing, and fishing in breath-taking scenery. Just 5 miles from coastal Conwy, a World Heritage Site and home to a 13th century castle together with a selection of independent shops, restaurants, and a fishing harbour.
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Situated on the edge of the pretty village of Llanfair Caereinon with village shop, pub, fishing and the steam trains on the Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway.
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Walk to the local pub or drive to Bala, just a few miles down the road, offering cafes, pubs, shops, cinema, swimming pool and Wales’s largest natural lake. Enjoy boating, stroll around the lake or ride on the steam railway and embrace the view.
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This spacious Welsh farmhouse, with its games room and lovely garden with hot tub, is near to North Wales coastline and within easy reach of Holywell, Caerwys and Prestatyn Central Beach, making it the perfect location to enjoy attractions and activities in and around the countryside and along the coast.
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