Ammonite Cottage Gallery
Ammonite Cottage
Wall under Heywood, ShropshireA 1750 one-storey former farm building, beautifully converted into a lovely hideaway for walkers, nature lovers and peace seekers
A 1750 one-storey former farm building, beautifully converted into a lovely hideaway for walkers, nature lovers and peace seekers
A cottage for two on a wonderfully eco wine school and vineyard. Gaze at magnificent views from your terrace
Welcoming, dog-friendly pub with food to rave about, cracking countryside views and very comfortable bedrooms
Enjoy warmth, comfort and some jolly good food at this family-run village inn with inviting bedrooms – a haven for weary walkers
A small, stylish hotel lost in the country with beautiful rooms, excellent food, fine walking and a river passing directly outside
A deeply thoughtful conversion of an old Presbyterian church with wonderful watery views, much wildlife and plenty of space for joyful times
Rural bliss at the end of the lane: a cottage for 2 with wine and local biscuits in the hamper and farmers’ markets within a 5-mile drive
A nature-filled estate for smart lodge holidays in rural peace with woods and coast to explore, onsite activities and yummy homemade meals
Your own wing of an impressive 1700 baronial castle, restored with authenticity and with a lovely garden, wildlife and a little river
Wander down a pebble path to this large, light holiday home near La Rochelle. Eco-friendly, accessible to all, and perfectly peaceful
A splendid landing pad in gorgeous countryside with truly great food at the pub, lovely cottages and rooms over the village shop
Wingham is a pretty village near Canterbury known for its thatched cottages, medieval houses, and a much-loved pub called The Dog
Slow living at its best from this delightful spot - a site of Local Historic Interest - with stunning sea views, restful gardens and pool
Good old-fashioned service, fresh and gleaming surroundings, great food and very comfortable rooms at this rejuvenated roadside inn
Foodies will love the irresistible cooking - along with local wine and a typically Tuscan setting. Bedrooms are pretty
Once a pub, now a friendly home, with all you need for a market town break. Park the car (or leave at home) – everything is on the doorstep
The views are green, both cottages are homely and comfortable and the gardens have direct access to the riverbank footpath for walks
In a small village on the borders, a Jacobean farmhouse luxuriously restored with lovely touches; the Brecon Beacons are close by
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