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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This Grade A listed cottage has been superbly restored to create a uniquely special property and is situated just under a mile from Braemar, where you can find a number of shops and restaurants. The beautiful Cairngorms National Park is a paradise for lovers of the outdoors, with miles of superb walking, climbing and mountain biking on offer.
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The romantic retreat sits among eight other award-winning holiday homes on a tranquil farm in the magnificent North Pennines National Landscape. Enjoy a variety of walking and cycling routes from the door, including Carrock Fell and a leisurely ramble around Castle Carrock Reservoir (0.5 miles), followed by a drink or a meal at the village pub just 1.5 miles away.
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This wonderful rural retreat is located in a quiet and peaceful village in the picturesque Worcestershire countryside, perfect for a relaxing break away. The village is surrounded by fields and rolling hills, providing visitors with plenty of opportunities for hiking and cycling. Bredon Hill is a popular walking trail 4.5 miles away and offers stunning views across the Cotswolds AONB.
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This charming converted carriage is tucked away on the owner’s land, in the countryside yet near to the seaside village of Portreath. Popular with couples, families, surfers and cyclists, the village has a wonderful selection of local shops and pubs to choose from.
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This characterful barn conversion that comes with generous luxuries such as the sunken hot tub and wood burner is surrounded by sweeping countryside that’s yours to gaze at from your home from home, or to head out to explore.
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This property in Brompton-on-Swale is just 3 miles from Richmond, a Georgian market town brimming with shops, restaurants and quirky boutiques, with plenty to see and do nearby. Spending the day in Richmond, you could walk to the 11th-century castle and wandering around the old cobbled market square is a must.
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This one-of-a-kind glamping-style retreat creates a cosy escape on the Welsh–English border. It’s perfect for couples or small families looking to slow down and reconnect with nature. Set within a peaceful meadow in the rural village of Bronington, the property combines comfort with a playful nautical theme and thoughtful touches throughout.
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Tucked away in a peaceful spot on the northern edge of Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park, this charming shepherd’s hut is a perfect romantic escape for couples – and their four-legged friend. Surrounded by open countryside and close to the dramatic Black Mountains, it’s an idyllic retreat for long walks, fresh air and quality time together.
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This beautifully refurbished property for two with plenty of luxurious touches for a romantic getaway is the perfect place to celebrate special occasions, relaxing holidays and walking adventures. Located in a quiet country hamlet with a pub and restaurant within walking distance and plenty of local walks, rambles, cycle trails and fishing with a day permit in the River Wear all from the door.
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Situated in an idyllic setting on the owners family farm, this charming shepherd's hut is the perfect base to explore the best of North Cornwall. Located on the edge of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it offers stunning views of rugged moorland and is just 3 miles from the pet-friendly Trebarwith Strand beach, blending countryside and coastline perfectly.
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Set in a tranquil corner of Pembrokeshire, this special rural retreat offers endless opportunities for couples planning days of outdoor adventure and discovery together. Wander straight down the National Trust path to Ceibwr Bay (1 mile) – if you're lucky, you'll spot grey seals bobbing in the water.
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Retreat to this characterful property, set over one level and in an elevated position with views over the valley. It’s the ideal location to escape it all – whether you're a solo traveller on a walking adventure or a couple on a romantic break. Located in the Bonnie Carron Bridge, you might recognise this setting featured in the TV series Outlander.
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Surrounded by verdant countryside and quaint towns and villages, this barn conversion is set on the outskirts of the rural village of Castleton, lined with pretty cottages and with the River Esk winding through.
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This lovingly converted stone faced outbuilding now forms a cosy and welcoming bolt hole called "Y Nyth" which is the Welsh word for nest. It really is the perfect retreat for couples or single travellers wishing to unwind and enjoy the stunning North Wales countryside. This quirk bijou residence can be found in the Welsh village of Cerrigydrudion which stands at over 900 feet above sea level.
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Set in a tranquil location and located on the same site as Horseshoe View Cottage No 1 and the River View Hideaway annexe. Couples can escape to this cottage and look forward to outdoor adventures in the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley. A haven for walkers and cyclists, there is a myriad of footpaths and cycling routes from the front door.
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