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Domaine de la Serve
Lancié, RhôneA lovely gîte, once a hunting lodge, with two private terraces overlooking the manicured gardens of an 1830s manor house
A lovely gîte, once a hunting lodge, with two private terraces overlooking the manicured gardens of an 1830s manor house
A delightful Arts & Crafts lodge house on a lovely estate sitting in a dramatic setting on the western flank of the Malvern Hills
An upmarket, very comfortable old stone village house with tasty breakfasts and a sunny courtyard full of colourful flowers
Come for windswept beauty, wonderful sea views and swims, hearty walks and good vegetarian food at this island hideaway and spa
History, tranquillity and genuine warmth in a beautifully restored medieval château, deep in the heart of the countryside
High on a hill in the Tyne Valley, undisturbed except by birds singing and the wind whistling; views swoop down to a magical landscape
A roomy, open-plan space for romantics, with complete privacy but with pub, bakery and views of the market garden from your own terrace
Restored stone barn on a farm in the Lake District National Park, with views of fields and woods and an excellent pub nearby
Hilltop paradise with a pool, spa, and a wild-open setting: perfect for hikers, bikers, painters, wine lovers! Large groups welcome
Four gîtes in the château’s vast barn, one in the tower. Magnificent mountain and valley views, and Sandrine’s regionally inspired meals
For wine lovers and foodies discovering the 'Tuscany of Bordeaux'. Elegance, serenity, history, and a delightfully epicurean hostess
Comfortable, big family home with sparkling sea views over the Adriatic: discover the coast, explore Ancona and Loreto, enjoy the garden
The holiday starts on the bumpy track along to this Arts & Crafts style modern house with plenty of space and a wrap-around garden
Comfortable bolthole for 2–6 in the heart of the city. Shops and restaurants on the doorstep, a short drive from the coast and South Downs
The privacy of a big terraced garden, a small decked pool and attractive, clutter-free rooms - close to harbour town bustle and restaurants
A traditional croft house with far-reaching views to the Luskentyre estuary and Taransay for beaches, walks, wildlife and exploring
Good bolthole with two terraces offering spectacular views over the historic town, and restaurants and bars a short stroll
A deeply thoughtful conversion of an old Presbyterian church with wonderful watery views, much wildlife and plenty of space for joyful times
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