Ty Coch Gallery
Ty Coch
Clynnog Fawr, GwyneddTwo lovely cottages sleeping eight for very special holidays with a private beach, acres of land to explore and a welcome hamper of dreams
Two lovely cottages sleeping eight for very special holidays with a private beach, acres of land to explore and a welcome hamper of dreams
An old chapel, smartly and sustainably converted, with a hot tub to soothe tired limbs after country walks through fells and dales
Built in the 1800s, a charming stone house on the Penicuik Estate with views over woodland and hills and calming, beautiful interiors
Immerse yourself in nature, wildlife, sustainability and slow food high up on the edge of a National Park
Set loose your inner castaway on your very own island with enthralling views and much wildlife a short boat ride from Skye
Vibrant, artistic barn conversion in the heart of York, a five-minute walk from the Minster. Convivial place with helpful, friendly hosts
An indulging stay - exquisite decor, cosy fire, honesty bar, champagne hamper... Wellies & Barbours to borrow for yomps in Dales or Lakes
Unwind comfortably here with views to the crystal-clear lake, surrounded by forest trails and meadows for wonderful walking and cycling
Stylish hotel with big rooms, lovely food and a pretty garden overlooking the old castle moat - don’t miss the Mappa Mundi in the cathedral
A craft brewery in Italy? What a wonderful surprise! Three explorer-themed rooms, a brewpub, pizzeria, pool, cookery classes and events
Tucked away privately in part of a spectacular listed manor house, this apartment has wonderful views across to Hartland and the sea
Find history and splendour in bucketfuls on this huge, friendly, wooded domaine. A winning combination of modern luxury and ancient peace
In peaceful Burgundy countryside, a beautifully-restored farmhouse with B&B rooms, delicious regional food and an inviting pool
Refined B&B in a pretty forest setting just north of the French Basque country, with a lovely garden, a swimming pool and delicious food
You have complete independence in your own wing beside the owner's house, with much space, a sparkling pool and balconies with views
Lots of space and much to do for families and friends: it’s a short walk to Lee Bay, the coastal path or the village pub
Breakfasts with sausages from home-reared rare breed pigs, a big log fire and relaxed friendly hosts. Acres of garden and woodland paths
After a bountiful breakfast of Loch Fyne kippers and homemade scones, head for Oban, gateway to the isles. Return to a dram by the fire
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