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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Famous for its pork pies and Stilton cheese, the town of Melton Mowbray is home to a fantastic number of food and drink festivals that take place through the year, it's no wonder that Melton Mowbray is known as the ‘Rural Capital of Food.
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Explore Devon’s exceptional coast and countryside with a stay in this charming, picturesque property a family friendly retreat nestled just two miles from the sea.
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Just 3 miles from the beach, this coastal getaway boasts a hot tub, a games room and a garden where you can dine alfresco – perfect for couples, friends or families. Both children and adults will find plenty to do nearby, whether it’s swimming in the sea, walking the scenic coastal path or exploring the fascinating nearby town of Cardigan.
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This delightful detached cottage with a wrap around garden is set deep within the countryside, among patchwork fields and incredible views. It’s an excellent playground for lovers of the outdoors, dog walkers and hikers. If you fancy a day out, try the National Trust’s Stowe Gardens (5 miles), one of the finest Georgian landscape gardens, with more than 30 temples and monuments.
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This attractive stone property is set in an elevated position on a 170-acre working farm, with splendid rolling hill and countryside views. The immediate area offers excellent walking and biking routes in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The pretty village of Bridge of Earn is only 3 miles away and the city of Perth just 7 miles.
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The former station is set in idyllic Fron Gogh, nestling between Bala’s Llyn Tegid and Capel Celyn lakes, surrounded by the Arenig mountains. Stroll along the River Tryweryn, towards the National Whitewater Centre which is within a mile.
Nestled at the top of Blaenau Ffestiniog, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Snowdonia National Park, relax in the hot tub against the backdrop of stunning mountain and valley views at this rustic retreat, perfect for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
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Your Southern Scotland adventure starts here, with this beautifully converted farmhouse providing a fantastic base for exploring the Solway Firth coastline and the breathtaking landscapes of the Galloway Forest Park. Nestled among the rolling hills just outside Gatehouse of Fleet (1.5 miles), the property is within easy reach of country pubs, local shops and scenic walking routes.
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Set on the northern edge of the New Forest National Park, this property offers a peaceful base for families or groups to explore open heathland and woodland where ponies, donkeys and cattle wander freely. Located in the village of Godshill, a well-loved pub is less than a mile away, while Fordingbridge (2 miles) and Ringwood (6 miles) provide a range of shops and amenities.
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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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This idyllic holiday spot is a great place to stay for anyone exploring the delights of western Cornwall. Close to the busy town of Falmouth, this property is an ideal base when venturing along the stunning coastline or enjoying visits to the sub-tropical gardens of Trebah and Glendurgan, Helford River, The Eden Project or the cathedral city of Truro.
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This stylish cottage is located in the charming village of Grange, situated just 1 mile south of stunning Derwentwater and only 5 miles from the vibrant town of Keswick. Each morning, enjoy the magnificent mountain views and embark on hikes right from your doorstep, exploring nearby peaks like Dale Head (5 miles) and Robinson (6.5 miles).
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The property is set deep within the countryside, just 3 miles from the vibrant market town of Alcester. The town has a lively community feel, sitting amidst rolling 'Shakespeare's Countryside'.
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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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A delightful country retreat, this inviting barn-style cottage offers comfortable, character-laden accommodation for your Suffolk stay. Sleeping six guests, the three-bedroom, red-brick retreat nestles in a courtyard setting within scenic countryside at Great Waldingfield. Head into Sudbury, 3.5 miles away, to stock up on groceries.
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