Lord Crewe Arms at Blanchland Gallery
Lord Crewe Arms at Blanchland
Blanchland, NorthumberlandFew inns can rival the scale or history of this one. Dogs doze by the inglenook, food is sourced from local suppliers, bedrooms are gorgeous
Few inns can rival the scale or history of this one. Dogs doze by the inglenook, food is sourced from local suppliers, bedrooms are gorgeous
Victorian almshouse with architectural pedigree, sweeping countryside views and easy access to charming local towns
For retreats, groups of friends, and big families: come to recharge the senses at this special and ancient house enveloped by wild gardens
Close to the expansive north Norfolk coast, this is a contemporary hotel with a laid-back vibe and excellent food
A splendid landing pad in gorgeous countryside with truly great food at the pub, lovely cottages and rooms over the village shop
20 minutes’ walk from Gordes and a hop from Aix, find grownup peace and minimalism for lovers of modern style and timeless Provence
A birdwatchers’ paradise in heavenly valley setting with friendly hosts and delicious seasonal cooking. Explore national park from the door
A fine old stone mill, the river rushing by, kingfishers, kayaking, swimming: it’s a dream place with Provence and the Cévennes at the door
A homespun inn with irresistible prices in a tiny village deep in the country - the river Tweed is close, fishing can be arranged
Bags of character within and without at this four-storey village house with rooftop views over the mountains, next to a 12th-century church
An exceptional villa with four acres of private gardens, high in the mountains and with stunning views over Lake Como - the perfect oasis
Historic pub with immaculate new bedrooms and a happy atmosphere. A waterside terrace for summer, blazing open fires for winter
Up in the hills, with Hay Bluff towering beside, this old stone house is sheltered in the valley with the brook rushing past to a waterfall
A beautiful villa with a medieval tower surrounded by formal gardens, gentle slopes of perfectly maintained vineyards and wooded hilltops
Two cottages which can be taken together, in wing of a warm yellow 1927 house. Charming owners, beautiful grounds and breathtaking views
A quirky, colourful house with views to the Aveyron river, green forests and stunning cliffs across the valley. A short stroll into town
Down a track with a delightfully remote feel but near to the coast and with good walking and cycling; views out to sea are awesome
Leave the car, everything is walkable & buses are practically free. Visit restaurants, vineyards & markets from your lofty village bolthole
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