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In the heart of the beautiful Roseland Peninsula on Cornwall's south coast lies the sleepy hamlet of Treworga. Situated within a five minute drive of Pendower Beach and within 15 minutes of the beautiful harbour village of St Mawes, this rural retreat is the perfect medicine…
Happisburgh (pronounced Haisbro) is a seaside village on the North East Coast of Norfolk. It has considerable historic charm with many thatched cottages and a handsome church, whose tower top is now accessible to visitors. There is a prominent red and white striped lighthouse,…
This secluded two room cottage is close to the fishing lochan at Eastend. The Queen size bedroom has fully tiled bath and shower en suite with lounge/kitchen dining open plan living area. Very cosy - the cottage of your dreams, fisherman or not!
Hunstanton is a popular traditional seaside town, with a long sandy beach backed by distinctive striped cliffs. There are reminders of its Victorian origins including the promenade, the large green and the attractive esplanade gardens. Hunstanton town offers a host of activities…
Dersingham nestles in the embrace of the Royal Estate of Sandringham and is surrounded by beautiful countryside and woodland. There are many fine examples of the local carrstone and flint architecture to be found within this thriving village which is rich in history. A good…
A charming, former fisherman's cottage boasting stunning sea views from all rooms. This cottage is full of character and quirks with original beams, sloping ceilings and a Traditional Norfolk winder steep staircase; ideally located overlooking the sea just a few steps from…
Overstrand is a coastal village located in an idyllic area of North Norfolk. The village is forever immortalised as Poppyland, due to the writings of Victorian journalist, Clement Scott. It still holds a special charm and retains many reminders of its prosperous past. It is…
Wroxham and Hoveton are at the very heart of Broadland, and are excellent locations for fishing, sailing and bird watching. The River Bure divides the two villages, commonly called Wroxham. It is home to the Bure Valley Railway, Wroxham Barns and Roys, 'the biggest village store…
The quaint flint cottages and narrow streets, sloping to the tidal creek, give Blakeney a timeless quality loved by visitors all year round. The village is set in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty and it is easy to see why. The salt marshes stretch out to Blakeney…
Entrance into kitchen/diner with gas hob, electric fan assisted oven, fridge-freezer and combination microwave . Dining table with seating for four. Stairs to first floor. Bedroom 1 with double bed (4ft 6in)and ample storage. …
Entrance into open plan studio with two seater sofa and Smart TV including Netflix, dining table with seating for two guests, bespoke kitchen area with induction hob and combined convection oven/microwave, small under-counter fridge with ice box, electric kettle, toaster…
Sitting towards the edge of the fabulous Glaven Valley is the small vibrant village of Briston where traditional old houses surround the pretty village green. It is six miles from the traditional shops and eateries of Holt, from where one can also take a steam train to Kelling…
Happisburgh (pronounced Haisbro) is a seaside village on the North East Coast of Norfolk, famous for its red and white lighthouse. It offers visitors a quiet, rural location, sandy beaches and cliff-top walks. The village has a post office/store and a traditional coaching inn…
Wells is a popular town set behind a small harbour on the beautiful North Norfolk Coast. It is possible to travel from the town by narrow-gauge steam railway to the sandy beach, which is backed by pine woods. The beach is one mile from the town and has a car park and tea rooms.…
Aylsham is an attractive, thriving historic market town situated on the River Bure in the heart of the Norfolk countryside, yet only a few miles from the coast at Cromer. Home to the Bure Valley Steam Railway and just a couple of miles from Blicking Hall and Felbrigg, two of the…
Happisburgh (pronounced Haisbro) is a seaside village on the North East Coast of Norfolk, famous for its red and white lighthouse. It offers visitors a quiet, rural location, sandy beaches and cliff-top walks. The village has a post office/store and a traditional coaching inn,…
The village of Guist offers visitors the chance to enjoy a countryside holiday within easy reach of the splendid North Norfolk Coast. The popular town of Wells-next-the-Sea is just fourteen miles away and has a lovely sandy beach, backed by pine woods. There are many places to…
Stanhoe is an unspoilt village with a very attractive village pond, situated just four miles from the Georgian village of Burnham Market with its many elegant houses and interesting shops. The village is peaceful with a church, children's playground and excellent pub serving…
In the sleepy village of Bohortha, located high on a ridge on the St Anthony Headland lies the sleepy hamlet of Bohortha. Made up of a cluster of cottages & a farm, this is the perfect place to escape from reality and enjoy the true beauty of the idyllic Roseland Peninsula.…
With the hustle and bustle of Mevagissey just 5 minutes away, the stunning Lost Gardens of Heligan 8 minutes away, The Customs House is the perfect location. The Eden Project is 20 minutes away near St Austell, well worth a visit. The sandy beach at Pentewan is only a few…
Self-catering cottage holidays in the uk can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!