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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Found tucked comfortably into the quaint historic village of Cubert, home to a beautiful 13th century church. This gorgeous property is perfectly located with all the conveniences you need including a shop, Post Office and bakery. There are many paths from the property leading to some fantastic walks onto the National Trust land of Cubert Common.
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With spectacular mountain views, stylish open-plan living and a sumptuous bubbling hot tub, escape to the Welsh countryside with friends or family and stay in this warm and welcoming stone barn conversion. Just a short drive to the stunning Elan Valley.
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Relax and unwind at this enchanting 3-bedroom cottage that's steeped in history, and wake up to stunning views of dramatic open moorland. Enjoy the peace, tranquillity and remarkable wildlife from the comfort of the rotating garden pod or soak away in the private hot tub. There's a lawned play area to the front and splendid ‘tiddler’ stream nearby offers children many hours of fun.
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Tucked away in the picturesque South Devon countryside, just 5 miles from the historic Royal Navy town of Dartmouth, this charming retreat offers a lovely getaway to families and groups of friends planning Devonshire days out together.
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Beautifully converted from an original hayloft barn, this light-filled rural retreat offers a delightful holiday base for up to five guests. The dog-friendly property is just 8 miles from beautiful sandy beaches on Cardigan Bay, the stunning scenic Ceredigion Coast Path and the picturesque village of New Quay.
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Located in the pretty village of Edenhall with a country pub serving food and local beer just 350 yards away. Perfectly located between the Pennines and the Lake District National Park. Take a trip on a Ullswater Steamers, walk an alpaca, or enjoy a tour of a boutique gin distillery.
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Braegarth occupies an elevated and enviable position above Elterwater Common with a backdrop of the Langdale Pikes, it's probably one of the most photographed views of the National Park. On the outskirts of the village with a sunny south facing aspect and open views surrounded by beautiful Lakeland garden. Close to the local pub The Britannia Inn and the Co-op store in Chapel Stile.
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Nestled close to the charming village of Woodgreen, this gorgeous cottage offers an idyllic retreat amidst the breath-taking scenery of the New Forest National Park. Despite its charming ambience on a working farm, it provides easy access to a variety of attractions.
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The attractive village of Great Ayton lies on the edge of the North York Moors National Park, at the foot of the Cleveland Hills. Great Ayton is famous for being the boyhood home of Captain Cook where you can now visit The Captain Cook Schoolroom Museum.
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Tucked away down a quiet lane on the shore of the River Wyre with wonderful views over the water and harbour. The Wyre Way runs just across the road from the property with beautiful riverside walks that the whole family can enjoy. The marshes are home to an abundance of wildlife creating the perfect spot for birdwatchers.
Have a fairy-tale stay at this cottage set within a splendid, 17th-century hall. With a castle-like style, complete with a tower and castellations, the three-bedroom retreat sleeps five guests. It offers single-storey accommodation, welcomes four-legged friends and has a small garden for basking in the sunshine.
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Located in a tranquil position in the grounds of the owner’s impressive 17th century farmhouse and 300 acre working dairy farm, this property is perfect for guests in search of some peace and quiet.
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Nature surrounds you here: the cottage sits right beside this growing haven habitat designed especially for ground-nesting birds. A family of sea otters lives among the nearby rocks, and deer are known to wander through the garden in the early morning. Dolphins are sometimes seen gliding across the bay, and seals may visit the nearby stones to rest or feed.
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3-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in Little Langdale is a quintessential Lakeland cottage dating from the 19th Century and steeped in history. It sits at the bottom of a lane leading to the ford over the river Brathay in the picturesque and tranquil Little Langdale valley. Perfect for walking in every direction with your holiday party including those four-legged family members.
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Idyllic spot with far-reaching countryside views, just over a mile from historic Ruthin boasting independent shops, eateries, castles, and museums. Pop to the market town of Mold, with its street market, festival, and Theatre Clywd, or the town of Denbigh, steeped in history with a range of independent shops and eateries, both are within 7 miles.
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