The White Hart Inn Gallery
The White Hart Inn
West Mersea, EssexHead down the Strood causeway and step back in time for a slice of Mersea Island's old-world charm: beaches, fresh oysters & a charming inn
Head down the Strood causeway and step back in time for a slice of Mersea Island's old-world charm: beaches, fresh oysters & a charming inn
Immerse yourself in over ten thousand olive trees, wander through lemon and orange groves, eat wonderful food cooked by a Pugliese chef
A renovated barn, part stone, part wood, resembling the tobacco barns of the area with beautiful grounds surrounded by farmland
A delightful mix of old and new in a conservation village with a four-acre garden that attracts all the local birds. Guests love it here
Fall in love with this riverside village, lost in a valley in lower Normandy, and this sunny house for couples or families
An airy converted barn with beautiful woodwork and countryside views. Reach riverside restaurants and St Malo within a 15-minute drive
This fine old inn stands in blissful peace, a field or two back from the coastal path, with cosy rooms, delicious food and a rustic style
Come on down to the farm and this wonderful eco conversion of an ancient piggery with heavily beamed ceilings and much warmth and comfort
There's a lovely relaxed feel to this rather grand house, garden, ponds and orangery. Ashley and Amanda are easy-going hosts
Refurbished pub in a village high in the hills of the North York Moors, with stylish rooms and unpretentious food using quality ingredients
Visit the walled city of Evora, have dinner with the friendliest hosts, pet the dogs & donkeys. Head out for culture, vineyards and menhirs
A rather grand, opulent house with warm owners, interesting furniture and art and some fine Renaissance architectural elements intact
A sparkling restaurant with stylish rooms well placed for exploring Pembrokeshire’s hills, coastal path and sandy beaches
Five beautiful and fully accessible cottages on an organic farm for restful retreats with family or friends – a Sawday's Community Champion
Manicured exteriors surround this 18th-century hamlet, a cluster of restored buildings with nine apartments, restaurant, pool and small spa
After a bountiful breakfast of Loch Fyne kippers and homemade scones, head for Oban, gateway to the isles. Return to a dram by the fire
Encircled by wild dales and rugged fells, this spoiling cottage cocoons you in countryside peace with the added fun of a sauna in the garden
Plenty of uncluttered easy space both in and out by the private pool - children love the freedom - great wine, food, and cycling country
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