The Longhouse Gallery
The Longhouse
Llithfaen, GwyneddA 17th-century traditional Welsh longhouse in a very sheltered spot facing south and with a pretty garden surrounded by fields and meadows
A 17th-century traditional Welsh longhouse in a very sheltered spot facing south and with a pretty garden surrounded by fields and meadows
Coffee served in silver cups & cakes are homemade in this duke’s palace, a throwback to the Moorish kingdom - a Sawday's Community Champion
A renovated bright apartment with lots of space, a hop, skip and jump away from the shingle beach of seaside-jolly Deal
A very much-loved family home full of books, pictures and comfy sofas - all yours for a relaxed and easy-going holiday with a big group
A stone building designed by Sir John Soane in the stable yard of this historic and beautiful estate with deer park and woodland gardens
Come for the glorious Northumbrian countryside and a neat-as-a-pin cottage with much comfort and a private garden near to the coast
Fabulous Drôme gîtes: contemporary in old stone buildings, uncluttered, fresh. Take all 5 for a party, laze by pool, doze in lavender
A lovingly restored 19th-century farmhouse sitting between the Galtees and Ballyhouras, with a hot tub waiting at day's end
Secluded stone farmhouse, fragrant gardens, a natural pool, and winding forest paths – the perfect off-grid Tuscan escape
A three storey house and garden with sea glimpses in the 'vieux village' named for the Mimosa trees which flower in profusion in winter
A 17th-century townhouse sitting on a quiet side street with lots of original features and a west-facing patio screened by vines and lemons
A traditional Breton stone cottage, two minutes from the sea, with a large, leafy garden and glamping with activities in the summer months
Come down to the Meon Valley and be (very gently) nudged towards a better way of living - a Sawday's Community Champion
Simple rooms on a spotless farm, delightful hosts, delicious fruit tarts at breakfast on Sundays. The perfect stopover en route to Calais
An 18th-century converted barn with lofty beamed ceilings, exposed stonework, handmade oak windows and much art – pretty garden too
A row of old brick stables now craftily converted into a light-filled and very peaceful place to stay with a garden room and gorgeous views
Secluded country house hotel with gracious rooms and dining; stroll the grounds, visit the coast, Beverley is only a five-minute drive away
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