Keric an Nod Gallery
Keric an Nod
Plougasnou, FinistèreA light and bright 1900s holiday home for family holidays by the sea, with a large enclosed garden and a short hop to beach and shops
A light and bright 1900s holiday home for family holidays by the sea, with a large enclosed garden and a short hop to beach and shops
Beautiful, fresh townhouse with spoiling touches just outside the city walls of Canterbury. Whitstable close by, eateries a walk away
Deep in the Wye Valley you’ll find wild swimming, kayaking and down-time. This cottage is a spacious yet cosy base for any adventure
A small top terrace can be booked for romantic evenings and you can lunch or dinner at the delightful floating restaurant
An airy converted barn with beautiful woodwork and countryside views. Reach riverside restaurants and St Malo within a 15-minute drive
Come for the gorgeous, wild North York Moors and this very pretty 1911 stone cottage in the grounds of an elegant manor house
Deeply peaceful countryside retreat with exceptional food and wine laid on by Sam and Heather, your friendly hosts
A beautiful old mill straddling the river Wensum, now a peaceful inn with tasty local and seasonal food, a lovely garden and comfy rooms
Tucked at the bottom of a long track and surrounded by a gorgeous natural landscape, is this generous end-slice of a 17th-century stone farm
An adorable whitewashed crofter's cottage on the Wern Estate with pretty gardens, a bird-filled woodland and glorious walks from the door
Down a track with a delightfully remote feel but near to the coast and with good walking and cycling; views out to sea are awesome
Built in 1518 to gaze across the Loire to Amboise and decorated with discreet elegance and respect for its history. Guests love it
Three comfortable stone houses clustered around the owners' home. Glorious views spread out below you across rolling countryside
Remote and rural, this cosy cottage is a slice of Welsh heaven, with plenty to do and see just a short drive away
A restored Grade II listed flint barn with roots in the 13th century, a serene lily pond and mesmerising views over the South Downs
A magical medieval castello, gloriously gothic with tower, moat and ghost, fit for a Shakespearian play.
Eat in the sheltered, quirky, outdoor dining area, enjoy Madame's colourful garden in its village setting - ideal for those on a budget
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