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Clynnog Fawr, GwyneddTwo lovely cottages sleeping eight for very special holidays with a private beach, acres of land to explore and a welcome hamper of dreams
Two lovely cottages sleeping eight for very special holidays with a private beach, acres of land to explore and a welcome hamper of dreams
Just the ticket if you want to escape from the hurly-burly and wind down with fresh air, good food, walks in nature and sublime views
Come to be cosseted in this gloriously peaceful retreat among beautiful gardens with much old-fashioned charm and excellent food
Welcome to the delights of a 15th-century Breton manor house, a meandering river inhabited by otters, and hosts who adore what they do
Walkers, nature lovers, couples will love this eco-friendly cottage near Calgary beach: a breath of warmth in the beautiful back of beyond
The Gautiers have the finest sense of how to treat guests: dreamy bedrooms, fantastic food & the pool beneath the orange trees is a delight
Swim with frogs in the freshwater pool, breakfast in the sunshine, play boules by moonlight. Châteaux don't get much more rural
Escape to mountains, sea and sky, simple rooms and lovely food. Walk, swim, read, write, nurture your soul
In the heel of Italy’s boot, a spacious converted village mill, surrounded by citrus groves. Culture abounds & you’re close to the coast
Sitting at the end of the estate's private driveway, this sandstone building has grand Italianate columns and comfortable interiors
A smartly refurbished 500-year-old coaching inn with very comfortable bedrooms, good food and the Peak District at your feet
A beautiful renovation: light, bright and seemingly suspended over a lush valley with cool, contemporary interiors and stunning views
Beautifully designed timber cabins in the Black Mountains, right next to a lovely old inn serving good, honest food from their own farm
Stay in the grounds of a 19th-century château turned family home, where 500-year-old oak trees shade a glorious garden
This secluded New Forest inn is a magnet for families in summer: a good pint and the log fire make it a superb winter hideaway too
A beautiful cream stone building in the grounds of a grand château, with a large and view-filled outdoor terrace for peaceful dawdling
Remote barn in the middle of Northumberland National Park with views for miles, wonderful walking trails and clear starry skies
A super upside-down house perched on a cliff in bustling Saundersfoot with glorious views over the beach and the Atlantic
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