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Escape to the heart of a National Nature Reserve at Dinefwr Deer Lodge. This stone building is full of character and cosy touches, including a wood-burning stove and traditional carved oak bed. Open up the rear doors to discover the stream at the bottom of the garden and views over the 18th-century deer park. Sleeps 2.

The Birdcage is a 200-year-old former cobbler’s shop that rises out of the narrow winding streets of Port Isaac. Pentagonal in shape with a terrace that you can reach through the bathroom, this unusual cottage also boasts picturesque views over the harbour. Sleeps 2.

Aptly named Mustard Pot Cottage is tucked away in the woodland of Felbrigg Estate. With its quirky resemblance to a small condiment container, it's exceptionally cosy inside with its octagonal-shaped sitting room and bedroom. Sleeps 4.

Stay in one of the last surviving Welsh Cloms, a 17th-century mud-constructed cottage. This charming little nook has been carefully restored with a modern twist. It's been transformed into a one-bedroom retreat brimming with character. Sleeps 2.

Few people can say they've stayed in a former isolation hospital. Boasting high ceilings, a galleried bedroom and an open fire, there are views of the Purbeck Hills all around. Sleeps 8.

Stay in the last remaining part of Stackpole's old mansion, near a lake filled with lilies.

From the lighthouse balcony you might be lucky enough to see dolphins and gannets fishing at high tide.

Newly refurbished - This memorable holiday cottage is a former race stand and has a third-floor roof terrace.

An unusual retreat in the last remaining watchtower on Shrewsbury’s medieval walls.

An impressive 18th-century carding mill, now a large six-bedroom escape perfect for family get-togethers.

Cosy up in this folky rotunda deep in the woodlands of the Ickworth Estate.

A little castle for two, with views over Monmouth and far into Wales.

Watch the stars from this former observatory.

Close to Beddgelert and sitting in secluded woodland, this is the perfect base for exploring Eryri (Snowdonia).

A cliff-top cabin built as a wireless station by Marconi in 1900, just metres from the coastal path.

A timber-built thatched cottage nestling amongst the trees with views over the Helford River.

A sophisticated wood cabin with expansive views over Frenchman’s Creek.

A light-filled, 70s-styled home with impressive sea views from its large balcony.

Get a spectacular taste of 1930s glamour in this stunning Art Deco villa on the Dorset coast.

With its own private garden, this former stable on the Upton estate has an Art Deco-inspired interior.

A 17th-century manor with fine historic detailing.

Go on holiday to one of the places in our care for a trip filled with memories, while helping us look after these places well into the future.