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Gite at Marcilhac-sur-Célé
Marcilhac-sur-cele, LotA sweet little gîte for two in the centre of a dreamy medieval village. Happily private but with loads to explore from your door
A sweet little gîte for two in the centre of a dreamy medieval village. Happily private but with loads to explore from your door
Proper village pub with much-praised food and cosy rooms; country walks lead from the door and Oxford is half an hour away
Weaving medieval magic, this dreamy hideaway is an ideal base for nature-loving gourmands to explore the region
Historic, eco-friendly elegance, views over Etna and Naxos Bay, jasmine-scented gardens... and a charming family feel. Stroll into Taormina
You're right on the water in this 1820 granary-turned-hotel, with calming bedrooms, bustling bar and restaurant serving excellent local fare
By a bubbling brook in the Mendips, close to Bath and Bristol, a wonderfully revived and welcoming inn with smart rooms and scrumptious food
Independence at one end of the house with your own sitting room opening onto a courtyard garden. Good pub for food a few minutes' walk away
Enjoy the wine festival, cycling and hiking in spring and early summer, the truffles in November, and warm hospitality all year round
Slow living at its best from this delightful spot - a site of Local Historic Interest - with stunning sea views, restful gardens and pool
You’re in Snowdonia National Park: cycle, hike, swim, climb & trampoline to your heart’s content. Come home to comfort, warmth, grand views
Comfortable and colourful villa, very much a family home, with glorious views, infinity pool and lovely gardens, just 3 minutes from town
All you'd hope for, and more! Enormous rooms, marvellous beams, majestic views and wines from their vineyard
A cosy bolt hole near medieval Cartmel with woods, meadows and wildlife – great for walkers in this quiet part of the South Lakes
Art-filled and atmospheric, with stunning sea views and a sunny walled garden. Just moments from the beaches and charms of Lyme Regis
Off the beaten track and into the hills – this remote, unknown bird-filled region is faultless for outdoorsy people
Nestled in lovely grounds, this country pub serves up cracking food and real ales. Wonderful walks nearby, comfy rooms to rest for the night
A light and bright 1900s holiday home for family holidays by the sea, with a large enclosed garden and a short hop to beach and shops
Wood-burners, water sports and wildlife at four cosy farm conversions a half mile from their own quay. Wild swimming and barbecues await
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