Drovers Retreat Gallery
Drovers Retreat
Llandrindod Wells, PowysRestored stone barn in 22 acres filled with special wildlife, on the edge of Radnor Forest, with walking trails, glorious countryside views
Restored stone barn in 22 acres filled with special wildlife, on the edge of Radnor Forest, with walking trails, glorious countryside views
Light and sunny annexe with your own entrance in the centre of vibrant Buckfastleigh with lovely gardens, for couples plus a child or two
Climb Snowdon - or take the train. Swim, cycle, visit Nat Trust houses. A deliciously quirky retreat for 2 (and babe-in-arms) near Anglesey
Unwind here in the rolling hills with the river bustling along, your own secluded garden and an unpretentious cottage full of character
Be inspired by hilltop views, unwind in beamed rooms by huge fireplaces or scramble down to the beach for family adventures
Two lovely cottages, packed with atmosphere, character and comfort in a magical timeless valley surrounded by nature
Cosy and comfortable eco cottages near to sleepy Sidmouth, where grown-ups can relax and children can play safely in the gardens
A smooth, contemporary space with far-reaching views, plenty of light and high ceilings for nature lovers, walkers, artists and dreamers
A tranquil cabin for two in rural countryside near arty Totnes: there are walks from the door and all of Devon is yours to explore
You're on an ancient packhorse trail just a stone's throw from the coast. There's a timeless feel to this place and the peace is deep
A pleasing (not very little) place to stay in the heart of a wood within the unspoilt countryside of the South Downs National Park
You have the whole North Wing of this beautiful old farmhouse with a private east-facing courtyard for early morning tea as the sun rises
An attractive converted stable with covered veranda, private garden and views over rolling countryside, minutes from the coast
A very pretty old converted cart shed at the end of a track on an organic farm, surrounded by wildlife, birds and animals in the fields
Once a pub, now a friendly home for relaxed gatherings of families or friends, with oodles of space, lots to do and pretty riverside walks
Your own wing of an impressive 1700 baronial castle, restored with authenticity and with a lovely garden, wildlife and a little river
Come for huge skies, birds and wildlife, rare flora and fauna, precious pingo ponds and a comforting retreat from the hectic whirl
A lucky break to stay here: part of a 1669 grade-II* listed Almshouse with modern interiors; leafy and quiet yet a short hop from the town
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