Shieldaig Steading Gallery
Shieldaig Steading
Shieldaig, HighlandStylish steading where clean architectural lines meet Scottish agricultural heritage with some mid-century magic in the mix
Stylish steading where clean architectural lines meet Scottish agricultural heritage with some mid-century magic in the mix
A spiritual, rustic retreat for nature-lovers, writers, artists. In protected woodland, well away from bustle, close to the lapping river
Family-friendly B&B above the medieval hill village of Bargemon, with soothing minimalist interiors, a large garden and a swimming pool
A grand spot with superb Peak District views for this secluded, immaculate conversion of a handsome stable block - spacious and light
Big house with bags of character and easy access to beaches, cafés and cobbled streets, coastal paths and hidden coves
This cottage is stylish and serene, beautifully transformed from an old farm building – come for golf, beaches, walks and bird-watching
Stylishly refurbished gastro inn on historic market square with gorgeous bedrooms, local ciders and some rather tasty food
A charming nook for two in pretty Barrington village with a foodie pub mere steps away and Somerset at your feet
A very grand façade for this handsome Charente village house with a beautiful, peaceful garden, creamy stone walls and olive trees
Tucked away from the busy glamour of the Riviera, come and unwind, from two to twelve people, in a peaceful garden and stone farmhouse
A beautifully renovated apartment in a quiet street in central Bordeaux, with fine old features and all modernities. Ideal for couples
The road hugs the rocky coast with glorious views to the Mull of Kintyre and three fishing village cottages where modern comforts abound
A small and stylish townhouse retreat in leafy Folkestone with excellent bedrooms and a terrace for breakfast in summer
Gracious Florentine hospitality, elegance and comfort, gazebo breakfasts, a flower-filled garden with pool and views of olive groves
A beguiling retreat for a couple or a family of four – feel cosy and secluded in a thatched cottage close to the coast
A traditional croft house with far-reaching views to the Luskentyre estuary and Taransay for beaches, walks, wildlife and exploring
Blissful views to vineyards and mountains from this faithful reproduction of a 16th-century manor. Eat well, hike, bike, sauna and swim
Built in the 1800s, a charming stone house on the Penicuik Estate with views over woodland and hills and calming, beautiful interiors
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