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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Coast or countryside, ancient or modern, Lincolnshire has it all. Come, explore and find out for yourself. Dating from Roman times, this historic town has grown into a thriving university city. With a magnificent cathedral and a medieval castle in the uphill historic Bailgate area, by the famous Steep Hill.
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Fall in love with this luxury Grade II-listed townhouse, complete with an inviting hot tub. Benefiting from a wealth of local shops, bistros and activities nearby, this property is in an ideal location for culture and cuisine. Explore the sights on foot and make sure you include the town's 11th-century castle on your itinerary, too.
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Whether you’re seeking a romantic coastal escape or a memorable family holiday, this cottage offers an exceptional base in one of Cornwall’s most captivating locations.
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Perched on the edge of the Pembrokeshire coast, Tenby is a picturesque harbour town full of character, with its iconic pastel houses and sweeping sandy beaches. Enjoy relaxed days exploring within the old town walls (0.5 miles), dipping into cafés and boutiques, or taking in sea views from the harbour.
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Newly built in 2019, this spacious cottage is set within a working farm in the Broadwey area of Weymouth. If you can tear yourself away from all that this tranquil spot has to offer, you will find that access to the town centre is easy and has a wide range of amenities and attractions, including the historic Old Harbour and the beach.
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Perfect for couples and small families uncovering the beauty of Suffolk’s coast and countryside, this single-storey log cabin is located on a 130-acre site, formally an 18 hole golf course being reclaimed by nature through a variety of significant ecological regeneration and restoration projects and returning elements to its farming roots.
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The beautiful sands at Woolacombe are a short distance as are the popular beaches at Croyde and Saunton, excellent for surfing. Head over to Ilfracombe, where you can see Damian Hirst’s Verity, dine in the quayside restaurants, and relax on Tunnels Beaches.
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In Marches country near Beguildy with pub and shop with post office. Close to medieval Clun, and market towns of Knighton, Bishop’s Castle, Montgomery, Ludlow and Presteigne . Newtown on the banks of the Severn is close by too. Enjoy a wide variety of eateries, independent shops, museums and galleries, quality plant nurseries and independent breweries.
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Barton is a designated hamlet in South Warwickshire, very close to the borders of Worcestershire and Gloucestershire, famous for its cider apples. Today you can savour a pint of cider, cask ales and great food in the friendly, well-named local pub, The Cottage of Content! The area is perfect for enthusiastic walkers with direct access to the open countryside along the banks of the River Avon.
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This property is ideal for guests who are hoping to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and relax in the countryside. Although situated in a sleepy hamlet, the property is situated just off the road via a private driveway and within a short drive of the town of Barnstaple, where there is a good range of shops and restaurants, pubs, a theatre, leisure centre, and a swimming pool.
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Rest and recharge at this contemporary holiday pod on a friendly working farm 6 miles from Stirling. Sleeping four guests, (2 adults or 2 adults and 2 children) the bespoke micro lodge makes the perfect base for families who love getting out and about in nature.
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This superb inverse-level barn conversion, situated on a working farm, nestles on the edge of the owner’s farmyard yet where privacy is assured. Enjoy views over open countryside and fields of sheep and alpacas. Wallow in your own private hot tub on the raised decked balcony. Or just relax as you watch the sun setting. An easy drive to the sandy beach at Westward Ho!
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Located in the heart of the Bedfordshire countryside, guests staying at this property will find a host of things to see and do in the local area.
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Nestling close to Eglwysbach village, with well known pub, and a short drive to Conwy, a World heritage site with castle, town walls, independent shops, eateries and fishing harbour. Put on your walking boots to discover gentle strolls to challenging climbs with breath-taking views or get ready on your bicycle and enjoy the magnificent countryside with an abundance of sites along the way.
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A comfortable holiday cottage in West Wales, set in 20 acres of stunning countryside and wildflower meadows and with its own private hot tub. This cottage is perfect for those who want to an activity based holiday, or those who want to take it easy - be it painting, writing, reading or just sitting and thinking.
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