4,791 properties found
2 Bedroom Bed in Grange Over Sands (85284)
Grange-over-sands, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 2 Yes
Discover both the coast and countryside of fantastic Cumbria, staying with loved ones with the Lake District National Park just a car journey away. Boasting the perfect position for soaking up some of the area’s finest treats, the property boasts easy access to the foodie hotspot of Cartmel (2 miles), the unrivalled beauty spot of Lake Windermere (7 miles) and the cultured market spot of Kendal (13.5 miles). So, whether you’re flocking to the area for outdoor activities or relaxing afternoons of touring local towns, this charming two storey cottage warmly welcomes you to call the place your own. Cheerfully presented with plenty of traditional elements, this cottage pairs both character and comfort into one hard to beat package. The lounge/kitchen/diner is open plan for all to unwind together, complete with a dining table that enjoys views out to the garden. From here you can step into the conservatory to find a fabulous place to sit with a book on a sunny afternoon. Should the weather stay bright, feel free to venture into the garden for BBQ nights and al fresco dining. Alternatively, you can head inside to relax in front of the Smart TV before calling it a night in two bedrooms on the first floor. Discover the dramatic seascapes of Grange-over-Sands less than 0.5 miles from home, stepping out for a walk along the promenade and views across Morcombe Bay. Along with local pubs and restaurants, a trip to Cartmel (2 miles) offers the chance for fine dining and plenty of activities at the village Racecourses (2.5 miles). Naturally, the many wonders of the Lake District National Park ensure you’ve always got a lake to explore or mountain to climb throughout your stay, simply jump in the car and pick the route that best suits.
Weekly prices from £645.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Tenby (85725)
Tenby, Mid Wales
4 2 2 Yes
Make wonderful holiday memories in a superb apartment with spectacular sea views and overlooking Tenby’s golden South Beach, just moments away. This luxurious property in the historic town sleeps four guests, and two furry friends are welcome to share your stay. Perfect for families or couples, it is just half a mile from shops, restaurants and pubs in Tenby’s colourful town centre, enclosed by medieval walls. Glorious South Beach is within a 200-metre stroll, and there are two further beautiful shorelines nearby, along with wonderful walks along the scenic coast path. The holiday home is set in an attractive timber-built complex, and beautifully furbished in a contemporary style, with soft, muted colours. Those idyllic views are the focus of the light and airy open-plan living area. Enjoy them from the comfort of two plush sofas, a stylish dining table with chairs and a sleek kitchen. You’ll find a swish family bathroom and two lovely bedrooms: a king-size with an en-suite wet room and a twin. Luxurious extras include an internal music system and cosy underfloor heating. Patio doors from the living space open to a large balcony with outdoor furniture: perfect for contemplating the coastal panorama. Tenby’s sheltered waters are ideal for paddleboarding, kayaking and more; head for the watersports centre on North Beach to learn new skills. Admire the pretty, painted houses as you stroll down cobbled streets to the harbour. From here, you can embark on a marine wildlife safari, looking out for dolphins and seals, or make a short crossing to tranquil Caldey Island, where the resident monks sell their hand-made products. Explore the great castles of Manorbier and Carew (both 6 miles), or for family fun, visit Heatherton World of Activities and Manor Wildlife Park (both 3 miles).
Weekly prices from £1,224.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Clovelly (HOUSM)
Bideford, Devon
4 2 1 Yes
In a complex of three barn conversions, this first-floor apartment has views across glorious countryside to the North Devon coast. Ideal for smaller families seeking a classic seaside holiday, it’s located just 3 miles from the quaint harbour village of Clovelly. Children can meet the resident goats and lambs, and there’s a private hot tub with beautiful views for deep relaxation. The Hartland Heritage Coast area has spectacular South West Coast Path walking and varied beaches. Access is via internal stairs and from the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner you can survey beautiful countryside stretching away for miles - French doors to a Juliet balcony maximise light and views. There’s plenty of space on the comfortable leather sofas, and authentic black solid timber beams support a pitched roof, hinting at the history of the building. Overall, it’s a bright and simple feel, with warm colours in fabrics and artworks, and traditional touches like the wrought iron twin bedsteads. The slate-floored kitchen has all you need for creating family meals, and your relaxing king-sized bedroom is a serene haven. Outside, there’s a patio area with seating and additional garden furniture on the lawn for al fresco lunches or a BBQ. Your hot tub will really put you in the holiday frame of mind, as you listen to birdsong and take in the views. With delightful walks straight from your door, coastal rambles with inspiring views of cliff and cove, and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty to explore, you will easily find day trip inspiration. Clovelly has steep cobbled streets and rambling stone cottages, a beach, pub, shops and cafes. Lively Bude, 16 miles away, is a family-friendly resort with wide sandy Summerleaze Beach, a tidal pool and a choice of shops and eateries.
Weekly prices from £523.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Bude (85563)
Holsworthy, Devon
4 2 1 Yes
Experience peace and tranquillity in bucket loads with a stay in this gorgeous lodge, deep in the heart of the Devon countryside, yet just 11 miles from the seaside resort of Bude. You’ll be surrounded by woodland, which you’re welcome to explore, and the property looks out over a fabulous fishing pond. The lodge sleeps four guests, making it ideal for a small family getaway or couple’s retreat. The open-plan layout is perfect for socialising, and there’s also a delightful veranda where you can unwind with a glass of wine in the evening, admiring the idyllic view. The warm and inviting lodge is decorated in a contemporary style and has a magnificent vaulted ceiling, creating a sense of space. With an open-plan layout, the property is perfect for entertaining. Prepare delicious meals in the stylish kitchen whilst chatting to your fellow guests on the sofas, before coming together for dinner around the dining table, overlooking the pond. After dinner, unwind in the cosy lounge area, where you can watch a film on the Smart TV whilst warming your toes in front of the wood burner. Outside, sip a morning coffee on the enclosed veranda whilst admiring the vast array of local wildlife. Grab your buckets and spades and head to Widemouth Bay (14 miles). With nearly 2 miles of golden sand, it’s easy to find your own little spot to set up camp, even in the height of summer. Spend the day building sandcastles, rummaging in rock pools and surfing some of Cornwall’s best waves. For completely different scenery, journey 24 miles to Boscastle. Set deep in a ravine, this natural harbour is quite magical. Wander amongst the white-washed cottages before heading high above the village to explore the surrounding rugged landscape.
Weekly prices from £588.00
2 Bedroom Bed in High Stott Park (SZ489)
Nr Newby Bridge, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
Looking for a stylish character apartment in a peaceful location, with stunning views and direct access to the shores of Windermere as well as its own dedicated boat parking space? Then look no further! Let us introduce you to this beautiful holiday home, a perfect retreat with lake frontage and sleeping four people in two bright bedrooms. The large living area is delightful with high ceilings, tall windows and some lovely original features. Take a seat on the sofa and watch the flames flickering in the wood-burner or pull up a chair in front of the window and drink in the beautiful view of the lake; take a breath and feel yourself relax. The bathroom has cosy underfloor heating and a choice of bath or separate shower whilst the sleek modern kitchen has all the appliances built in, fitting in seamlessly with the living area but ready and waiting however much - or little - you like to cook. Outside the grand shared garden has mature trees and extensive lawns to enjoy as well as that rare direct lake access that is so coveted in the Lake District! Just a short wander down a track past meadows and woodlands is the shore of beautiful Windermere. Picnic benches on a large grassy area invite you to bring along some food and perhaps your favourite tipple and make the most of this stunning location. If youre bringing along a boat, the property, benefits from a boat parking space and boat launching onto Windermere from the shingle beach. The beach also offers an enticing entrance to the lake for swimming or for children to paddle in the shallows, or they may prefer to play in the pretty stream that babbles down to the lake through the grass, either way the scene is set for an idyllic afternoon. The property may feel a long way from anywhere, tucked away in its sylvan nook, but all the attractions of the southern Lake District are on your doorstep. The Lakes Aquarium, Motor Museum, Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway and the Windermere lake cruises are but a few minutes away. Stott Park Bobbin Mill is a neighbour and pretty little Hawkshead is just up the road. Take a boat across to Fell Foot Park for a cream tea or immerse yourself in the world of Beatrix Potter at her former home, Hill Top. How about climbing up Gummers How on the other side of Windermere to see if you can spot the property, Lakeside from the top, its a small fell and easily reached but the views are superb. With easy access to the A590 you could also turn away from the hills and explore the southern Cumbrian coast, facing Morecombe Bay this area has a microclimate and character all of its own - delightful! Enter through the back door into a large hallway with plenty of space for boots and coat hooks over the radiator. To the right is the bright and spacious bathroom; fully tiled with a bath and large separate shower cubicle it is perfect for a relaxing soak at the end of the day with the added benefit of underfloor heating and a heated towel radiator to complete the experience. Follow the hallway round to the left to find the beautiful open plan, dual-aspect living area. Cleverly divided into zones by the furnishings and united by the complimentary colours and finishes this is a peaceful and inviting room for relaxing in. In front as you walk in is the dining table comfortably seating four people for stylish meals in and to the right the kitchen units form a U shape in the corner of the room. The kitchen area has been designed to appeal to everyone with sleek fitted units and built in appliances. Keen chefs will find all the equipment they need arranged in the ample drawers and cupboards plus plenty of worktop space to prepare food to cook on the electric hob or in the eye level oven and grill,and a dishwasher and microwave tucked away out of sight. There is also a built in washer dryer and large fridge/freezer. Beyond the kitchen two-seater sofas face a large stone fireplace with wood-burner for cosy, comfortable evenings in front of the fire. Grab a book from the selection on the shelves beside the fireplace or watch the Smart TV, you can get the usual Freeview channels or log in to your own Netflix or Prime account. There is also a box of childrens toys and books to keep the little ones entertained. During the day the perfect spot to sit has been created in front of the window looking out over the lawns, fields and woods to the lake, two chairs with a footstool, coffee table and mAgazines invite you to sit down, relax and enjoy the ambience and the view in this lovely retreat. The original panelling round the window, the parquet floor beneath your feet and the peaceful view makes for a timeless elegance and a real connection to all the people who have sat and enjoyed this space too. Deer are often seen in the meadows in the mornings and evenings - what could be more tranquil? Leading off the far side of the living room are the two bright bedrooms, to the left is the king-size bedroom sharing the beautiful views down to the lake with the living area. A chest of drawers and hanging space provide storage and there is a full length mirror, bedside table and lamps over the bed. With a second window looking over grass and trees this room is beautifully light and serene with just the sound of birdsong to listen to as you wake. Next door is a twin room (which can be made into a super-king upon request) with window looking out on to the side garden with lawn and woodland. Both beds have bedside tables and lights over the bed and there is hanging space, shelves, a chest of drawers plus a mirror. Heading outside exit the apartment through the front door into a shared lobby and then out into the garden. The large gardens are mainly laid to lawn with mature trees befitting the surroundings of the mansion. A bench on the front terrace enjoys the stunning view across the lower lawn and fields to the lake with boats moored in the bay and the wooded slopes of Gummers How beyond. Beyond the formal garden take a walk down the track to the lake, there are meadows and woodlands to the left that you can explore at your own risk before you arrive on the lakeshore. At the lakeshore a natural shelving beach provides access to the lake for boats, paddling and swimming and there is also a 40ft jetty offering access to the lake. A grass area fronted by a timber walkway has picnic benches and plenty of space for children to play whilst adults can just drink in the peace and the amazing views, a stunning spot for picnics, BBQs and making lasting memories. Guests with their own boat can use a designated boat parking space and enjoy full access to Windermere.
Weekly prices from £746.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Bude (85562)
Holsworthy, Devon
4 2 1 Yes
The beautiful lodge is set in an idyllic location, surrounded by woodland and looking out over a pretty pond. The property is close to the Devon/Cornwall border, allowing you to easily explore both counties, from the picturesque fishing village of Clovelly (10.5 miles) to the sandy beaches of Bude (11 miles). Sleeping four guests, the spacious lodge is perfect for small families and couples. After a busy day, return to the property to snuggle in front of the wood burner or enjoy a sundowner on the veranda. Steps lead to the lodge’s veranda and, from here, you can enter the light and bright contemporary living space. This fabulous open-plan area comprises a lounge/kitchen/diner and has high ceilings and beautiful exposed beams. Whip up a tasty meal in the stylish kitchen area to share together around the large dining table. In the evening, sink into the plump sofas around the warming wood burner to watch the Smart TV. Outside, unwind on the enclosed veranda, partake in a spot of fishing on-site, or take a stroll through the surrounding woodlands. For laid-back Cornish charm, head to the family-friendly seaside resort of Bude. Potter around the cute, independent shops, eat ice cream on the golden sands of Summerleaze Beach and try your hand and surfing at Crooklets Beach. Further along the coast, you’ll come to the unique fishing village of Clovelly. This traffic-free haven, clinging to the hillside, has a cobbled high street, 16th-century white-washed cottages and a picture-postcard harbour. The rugged coastline around Hartland is simply stunning. Why not take a day trip to Hartland Abbey (10 miles)? Here, you can explore the 12th-century family home, wander amongst the floral displays in the walled gardens and follow the footpath to the dramatic Atlantic coast.
Weekly prices from £595.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Portinscale (SZ071)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
Enjoying a wonderful position on the edge of the highly sought after village of Portinscale, this property offers spacious accommodation for four to six people and a lucky dog. Step inside this refurbished bungalow and youll instantly feel at home. Theres a spacious dining kitchen, just perfect for enjoying home-cooked meals, a lovely living room and bright sun room. There are two bedrooms, one a double and one a twin, as well as a fantastic modern family shower room. The property is a rarity, as equally spacious outside as in! A fantastic garden, with lawn areas, patio and plentiful gravelled parking, wraps around the house. Edged with daffodils in the spring, a haven for birds and wildlife, and even views towards Derwentwater, this really is a special place. The charming village of Portinscale is sure to delight. With a convivial village pub a 5-minute walk away and a fantastic cafe just over the road from the property, youre perfectly placed for indulging in a hearty meal or slice of delicious cake. The views from the cottage are sure to inspire and walkers will delight at whats on offer straight from the front door. Head up Catbells for a fantastic birds eye view of Derwentwater. 10 minutes from the property, the walk takes you along the lakeshore, through woods where Beatrix Potter set some of her best loved books - rabbits often visit the bungalows garden in the early morning too. There are plenty of well-positioned benches to make the most of the wonderful views. Why not leave the car and walk into Keswick less than 30 miunutes away? Spend a day pottering round the shops or head to Keswick Museum and Art Gallery for some culture, ideal for anyone with an interest in local history. With two marinas in the village, a day on Derwentwater is a must. Hire a kayak, have a windsurfing lesson or jump on the launch for a cruise round the lake. If you prefer to explore on two wheels, be sure to bring your bikes with you (you can store them in the garage). Cycle through the beautiful Newlands Valley to picturesque Buttermere; with either Newlands Pass or Honister Pass to tackle, youll have earned some homemade cake or ice cream from the cafe when you get to the other side. In a prime position in the popular Lakeland village of Portinscale and surrounded by breathtaking views, this spacious bungalow has been refurbished throughout. With the accommodation all laid out on one level (please note, there a couple of steps between the living room and sun room, and a couple of steps up into the house), youll find it easy to feel right at home here. Through the front door youll find a cloakroom with hooks for hanging up coats and storing outdoor gear. Off the central hallway, youll find the spacious dining kitchen. Well equipped with everything youd need for a self catering holiday theres an electric oven and gas hob, useful microwave and all the crockery and cookware for whipping up a feast. The kitchen also has a small wall mounted TV to keep the cooks entertained. Gather round the dining table, the perfect place for comparing notes on the days adventures whilst enjoying a hearty home cooked meal. A useful utility area houses the washing machine. There is a small fridge in the kitchen and a fridge/freezer in the garage where the tumble dryer is also located. Back across the hallway to the living room, a bright but cosy room with fantastic views from its large windows over the garden to the fells beyond. With a three-seater sofa, recliner sofa and a recliner armchair, you can relax in style here; sit back and feel the stresses of everyday life drift away. Curl up with a good book in front of the electric fire or catch up on some TV. Down a step from the living room is the lovely sun room. A great addition to the living space, the sun room is a wonderfully calming room, which houses a sofa bed for a further two guests. Ornithologists will love sitting in here and watching the comings and goings of the many birds who also like to pay the bungalow a visit (or its garden at least!). The large glazed sliding door opens onto a paved area extending the sun room into the garden. At the back of the bungalow are the two bedrooms. Both bedrooms have fantastic views over the garden to the fells beyond, as well as their own TVs - therell be no need to fight over the remote here! With a wardrobe and chest of drawers for storage, the twin room is sure to be a hit for children and adults alike. The lovely double bedroom has plenty of handy built in storage and a quirky dressing table completes the room. As well as a window overlooking the garden, there is also a window from the double bedroom to the sun room making it another light and airy space but a convenient blind can be closed for privacy. The family shower room completes the accommodation on offer. With WC, wash basin and great modern walk-in shower, its perfect for reinvigorating tired muscles after a day out exploring. And there is so much exploring to be done, even just in the large garden! The areas of lawn are ideal for children and dogs to play (please note, the garden is not full enclosed and there is a steep slope between the different levels so children and dogs should be supervised at all times), whilst the patio is perfect for that first morning cuppa, lunch al fresco or a refreshing G&T come the evening. With stunning views towards the surrounding fells and even a view of Derwentwater when the leaves are off the trees, one could easily spend the week simply basking in beautiful surroundings.
Weekly prices from £756.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Aberporth (85444)
Llandysul, Mid Wales
4 2 1 Yes
Escape to this elegant converted mill with family and friends and experience its wonderful original features, warming wood burner and beautiful gardens. Enjoy outdoor activities and immerse yourself in Welsh culture before returning home to this characterful property. Step through the front door, and you’ll find yourself in the welcoming lounge, featuring a lovely fireplace, a wood burner, exposed beams, comfortable seating, and a Smart TV. Continue to the kitchen/diner, a bright and inviting space perfect for preparing meals with locally sourced ingredients from your travels. The dining area is ideally situated for everyone to gather and savour their meals while enjoying garden views. Upstairs, you’ll discover two charming bedrooms, both with exposed beams and dual-aspect windows. In the morning, wake up to the sight of the beautiful garden and enjoy a refreshing soak in the gleaming bathroom’s tub. Please note that children under 4 years old are not permitted due to the open staircase leading to the first floor. Outside, there is a designated patio area with a table and chairs, perfect for alfresco dining. Additionally, there are expansive shared gardens with a lush lawn and a raised deck with a table and chairs overlooking a stream. The mill is located conveniently between the charming town of Llandysul (5 miles), rich in history and Welsh heritage, and the market town of Newcastle Emlyn (4.5 miles), with its array of antique stores and independent shops, as well as delightful pubs and cafes. You can also pay a visit to the National Wool Museum (1 mile). The coastline is not far away, with the seaside resort of Aberporth a 12-mile drive drive from the property. From here, you can easily explore the picturesque towns and villages along Cardigan Bay, including New Quay (17 miles) and the charming Aberaeron (19.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £444.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Aberdovey (DY050)
Aberdyfi, Snowdonia and North Wales
4 2 1 Yes
Coast, countryside and Cardigan Bay views – this welcoming timber lodge ticks all the boxes. Close to Aberdyfi Beach and with a spacious covered veranda, it’s ideal for a party of four and a couple of canine companions. Located within a hillside holiday park on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park, this Swiss-style lodge is flooded with light and offers a scenic outlook towards the Dyfi Estuary. Climb the exterior steps, cross the decking area and enter the open-plan living space where honey-coloured wood on walls and ceilings creates a warm and welcoming ambience. Stretch out on the sofas to soak in the views or enjoy your favourite TV programmes, whip up tasty meals in the kitchen area then gather around the table to dine and plan your next day’s adventures – the dogs will be able to stay close at all times. Once they’re settled for the night, relax with a hot bath or shower in the family bathroom, then head off to sleep in your choice of a king or twin bedroom. Your living space is extended by a spacious balcony to the front of the property – enclosed and furnished with a table and chairs, it’s a lovely spot for relaxing evenings with far-reaching views. Just a mile away, Aberdyfi has a 3-mile dunes-backed beach alongside a golf club and a choice of shops and eateries. The mountains meet the coastline here and the area is a haven for walkers – pick up the Welsh Coast Path and stroll 4 miles to the pretty town of Tywyn, a foodies’ delight with a promenade that’s the perfect place for dolphin spotting. Heritage steam engines transport passengers from Tywyn to Nant Gwernol, buried deep in the mountains above Abergynolwyn – the 7-mile journey passes through ancient meadows and woodlands within sight of Cadair Idris. For adventures from your doorstep, the Panorama Walk is a 4-mile trail that will take you high above Aberdyfi, with views of the estuary and, on the opposite side, Borth – home to Ceredigion’s longest beach.
Weekly prices from £551.00