La Maison Perchée de Bernas Gallery
La Maison Perchée de Bernas
Montclus, GardUtter peace and quiet, a pool with a view, sunsets over the Cévennes and outdoor adventures on the doorstep - a hidden gem in the Gard
Utter peace and quiet, a pool with a view, sunsets over the Cévennes and outdoor adventures on the doorstep - a hidden gem in the Gard
Artists, poets, nature lovers, walkers and dreamers will be happy in this simple, airy suite surrounded by a fecund garden and much peace
Beautiful, fresh townhouse with spoiling touches just outside the city walls of Canterbury. Whitstable close by, eateries a walk away
Be warmly welcomed by your knowledgeable hosts at this eco-conscious lodge for four in the Dordogne. Immerse yourself in all things wine
A newly built house facing the sea and surrounded by acres of land – perfect for swimmers, sailors, nature lovers and peace seekers
Swing off the main road through the village, up into the hills along a narrow track and through a gate, observed by curious sheep
Friendly inn in the middle of Sedbergh. Lots of bedrooms to choose from, suntrap picnic area, walks in the Yorkshire Dales on the doorstep
By a lake, enclosed by woodland - a contemporary house and barn, full of handmade furniture – laze in a hammock, walk the Jurassic Coast
This fine old Dordogne house is run by well-travelled owners, has superb views and is a luscious mix of old charm and contemporary design
A delightful eco-friendly, off-grid bolthole in the Northumberland National Park with much comfort, massive views and in a Dark Sky area
Go with the slow - homemade delights, no plastic anything, few mod cons - just relaxed humorous hosts and a beautiful place
Pippa tells you where to find wild flowers, babbling brooks and butterflies... and hike, bike and swim. Magic for families
Proper village pub with much-praised food and cosy rooms; country walks lead from the door and Oxford is half an hour away
Shed your urban cares here with a gorgeous living space, woods and meadows to wander and stunning views of The Black Mountains
A beautiful cream stone building in the grounds of a grand château, with a large and view-filled outdoor terrace for peaceful dawdling
You’ll love Tintinhull Gardens, Montacute House, Ham Hill, the Prince of Wales pub... and this sweet, fresh, cosy, rustic cottage for two
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
Delightful almshouse, steeped in history, in a peaceful churchyard setting with far-reaching countryside views
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