Manoir du Guern Gallery
Manoir du Guern
Pluvigner, MorbihanAn historic, moated manor house dating from the 16th-century, fully restored and with all mod cons, including an indoor heated pool
An historic, moated manor house dating from the 16th-century, fully restored and with all mod cons, including an indoor heated pool
A deliciously cool loft hideaway set among tall sycamores in the grounds of the main house, with a New York Tribeca feel and much comfort
A big, beamed contemporary barn filled with light and surrounded by unspoilt countryside for a romantic retreat.
Remote barn in the middle of Northumberland National Park with views for miles, wonderful walking trails and clear starry skies
Find a stunning entrance hall and quirky interiors at this colourful and comfortable 1890 olive mill sitting pretty in the National Park
A beautiful little house in a corner of the garden: walk for miles or just to the local pub, barbecue on the deck with its rural views
Come for the glorious Peak District and this rural independent pub, with roots in the 12th century, serene bedrooms and toothsome food
Share an authentic and unpretentious part of Sardinia with generous hosts. Stay in rooms set across three properties, enjoy memorable meals
An elegant house with ancient roots and a shimmering pool – explore the Charente countryside, drive to lovely Angoulême
Swing off the main road through the village, up into the hills along a narrow track and through a gate, observed by curious sheep
An absolute peach of an apartment on the first floor of this iconic building with stunning views over the harbour and St Michael's Mount
Old wooden sleigh beds, check-clothed tables, log fires, a courtyard of centuries-old trees, a claw foot bath. Stacks of character
Light, bright and smartly decorated, this grown-up B&B is a calm retreat from the hectic whirl near charming Colwell Bay, Isle of Wight
A delightful holiday home for a big family or group of close friends. Children and dogs can charge about safely, you can unwind completely
Sheep's Head Way is reputedly one of the best walks in Ireland. Come back to roaring fires, a Rayburn, art and style – terrific restorations
Comfortable home with wood fires, gracious bedrooms and convivial living rooms. The drive is full of blossom and daffodils in spring
Breathtaking views, coastal walks, wildflowers and pretty beaches. Return to a garden with a tropical feel, helpful hosts and sunny rooms
An 1820s beach house just 50 metres from the pretty sands and a first-floor deck for al fresco meals with stunning views over the water
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