Newt Cottage at Hunting Hall Gallery
Newt Cottage at Hunting Hall
Berwick-upon-Tweed, NorthumberlandWild Northumberland awaits beyond your garden at this eco-friendly cottage on a beautiful organic farm where you’re encouraged to explore
Wild Northumberland awaits beyond your garden at this eco-friendly cottage on a beautiful organic farm where you’re encouraged to explore
A thatched farmhouse only just over the channel near Rouen that’s well hidden in lush gardens, but worth finding for the gourmet food alone
A grand-looking stone building with fabulous views across the Derwent Valley from the terrace and garden – find quirky rooms and great food
Come to stay in a lovely old house surrounded by an important garden created by three generations of brilliant women gardeners
Three restful B&B apartments, unique and stylish with communal spaces, wellbeing and healing, delicious home-cooked food
Superbly comfortable house with beamed rooms, lovely views, club-like morning room, antiques, terrace, pool, fitness centre and lily pond
A wonderfully simple and modern studio with stunning sea views in an almost Jurassic landscape, dotted with the owner's sculptures
A renovated barn, part stone, part wood, resembling the tobacco barns of the area with beautiful grounds surrounded by farmland
In the foothills of the Pyrenees, a rambling, romantic garden to lose yourself in, a large swimming pool, wildlife and vineyards all around
Four pretty cottages with private terraces, a shared garden and muted interiors inspired by Norfolk’s landscapes. A short drive to the coast
A dear little cottage with many comforts and a private garden, off the beaten track and surrounded by mountains, valleys and trees
Welcome to the delights of a 15th-century Breton manor house, a meandering river inhabited by otters, and hosts who adore what they do
Built in 1518 to gaze across the Loire to Amboise and decorated with discreet elegance and respect for its history. Guests love it
Warm interiors, pretty bedrooms and excellent breakfasts – good value in a very handy central spot
A Grade II listed 1669 ex-Almshouse in a row of three in walking distance of the historic town centre of Ashbourne and the Tissington Trail
A delightful harled stone and wood house yards from the sea with glorious hills behind, for walkers, dreamers, nature lovers and adventurers
A lovely 1910 village house, deep in sleepy countryside, with delightful owners, delicious home cooking and a pretty garden for lazy days
Such a special place, right on the historic Georgian quay – a cosy, friendly place with dogs, children and families welcome in all parts
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