Lindeth Fell Gallery
Lindeth Fell
Bowness-on-Windermere, CumbriaCome to be cosseted in this gloriously peaceful retreat among beautiful gardens with much old-fashioned charm and excellent food
Come to be cosseted in this gloriously peaceful retreat among beautiful gardens with much old-fashioned charm and excellent food
Hike down secret paths and along the Suffolk coast before a superb lunch or supper at this friendly inn; sweet bedrooms too
Pretty, thatched, perfectly round: a romantic village bolthole with retro touches. Grab flip-flops, leads and run the dogs on Pendower beach
A lovely little bolthole to return to after days out exploring pretty Cotswold villages and walking in an AONB straight from the door
A beautifully restored old coaching inn with a vibrant, bustling atmosphere, great food, friendly staff and super-swish bedrooms
In deep countryside, an expertly renovated 15th-century chapel on the banks of the Lot – a serene spot near vibrant towns
The village is tiny, the bar is lively, the food is delicious. The Cotswolds are at your feet and you’re encouraged not to lift a finger
Come for a quintessentially English country cottage tucked down a village path with wisteria in the garden and a short walk to a foodie pub
Gorgeous rooms, delicious food, gardens and lake to explore, a spoiling spa with indoor pool and much comfort between moors and the sea
Come to be cossetted in this 300-year-old Burgundy farmhouse with rose garden, sheltered pool and convivial Dutch owners
Breathtaking views, coastal walks, wildflowers and pretty beaches. Return to a garden with a tropical feel, helpful hosts and sunny rooms
A privately-owned cottage, full of interesting things, on tranquil farmland within the NT Stackpole Estate a 20-minute walk to the coast
Provençale-meets-English country house to great effect – cycle Mont Ventoux, walk to the monastery, visit Roman towns and vineyards
Go with the slow - homemade delights, no plastic anything, few mod cons - just relaxed humorous hosts and a beautiful place
At the gates of a country estate, two quirky hexagonal lodge houses with private outdoor seating and acres of grounds for walks and picnics
A pretty retreat in the grounds of a romantic château – you have your own walled garden, with terrace, pool and sunbathing area
An enchanting hideaway with sensational views in a flowery English semi-wild country garden, near Sissinghurst and Great Dixter
Light and sunny annexe with your own entrance in the centre of vibrant Buckfastleigh with lovely gardens, for couples plus a child or two
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