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When you stay in a National Trust cottage, the money you spend on your holiday helps us look after nature, beauty and history for everyone to enjoy.
There's still time to find a great place to celebrate Christmas this year, whether you're looking for a big kitchen to cook up a feast or a tiny nook to get away from it all.
The west wing of a large country house, with views across the Helford River.
Just metres from the world-famous beach at Rhosili Bay, this cottage offers a unique stay on the Gower Peninsula.
On the wonderful Killerton Estate in Devon, this pretty 1930’s inspired cottage nestles in acres of countryside, looking towards Ashclyst Forest, perfect for escaping the city.
A homely farmhouse near the giant rock formations at Brimham Rocks, with views of the Yorkshire Dales.
A Victorian cottage in a quiet spot at Castle Ward, tucked away among meadows and woodland.
A spacious apartment with views of the famous Anglo-Saxon burial mounds at Sutton Hoo.
This converted Welsh hall house is full of historical features and wrapped in a mature and much-loved garden. Follow the path from the sheltered courtyard to the estuary and on to Conwy.
This former clubhouse is now a quirky holiday cottage with a verandah great for wildlife watching.
You can choose a house with room to gather for a sparkly evening, or a spot so remote you forget what day it is.
A coastal farmhouse from the 1800s, a few minutes from Newgale beach
Gather your family or friends and stay in this unique Grade I-listed manor house on the edge of the rolling Cotswolds countryside.
Stay in the east wing of this country house for views over the Helford River and fine interiors.
Sitting in the woodlands of the Felbrigg estate, this cosy and quirky cottage has a modern interior.
Take your festive feast to the next level by sitting down to eat in one of these stately dining rooms.
This 18th-century building began life as a carding mill, and is now a six-bedroom escape, perfect for family get-togethers. It has lots of original features and historic details such as copper work from the Keswick School of Industrial Arts, which you'll see on the fireplace in the dining room. Sleeps 12.
Bosveal occupies the central part of Bosloe House, an Arts and Crafts manor brimming with luxury décor and period features. Work up an appetite with a short stroll to the nearby beach before sitting down to a festive feast in the ornate dining room. Sleeps 10.
A Grade I listed manor house, Horton Court sits on the edge of the rolling Cotswold countryside and was used as a filming location for Poldark and Wolf Hall. Gather around the large table for a Christmas feast with all the trimmings. Sleeps 10.
Make a special occasion of it in the west wing of Lytes Cary Manor. This extravagant holiday let has multiple sitting rooms and a formal dining room that will make you feel like you're feasting with medieval lords and ladies. Sleeps 14.
Get the New Year and Christmas parties started in these cottages with games rooms.
Packed with original features, this five-bedroom cottage boasts a rear and front garden along with a private stream. Play table tennis in the games room, take a Boxing Day stroll along the nearby beach or settle in for a cosy evening by the log burning stove. Sleeps 10.
Situated in the small market town of Wisbech, Wainman House is for those who love an adventure. Along with a games room, there's a boot room ready for muddy wellies and storage for bikes. You’ll have your own private terraced garden and access to the grounds of Peckover House too. Sleeps 12.
Set within one of the best stargazing sites in Eryri (Snowdonia), Ty Cipar cottage offers plenty of opportunities to connect with nature. When you're back from exploring the windswept moorland, head to the games room in the adjoining converted barn to continue the fun. Sleeps 4.
For a group holiday, head to Higher Brownstone Farm with its six spacious bedrooms and large private garden. There's even a billiard room with a full-sized billiard table. Found at the end of a quiet lane, soak up countryside views all around. Sleeps 12.
Room for all the family and your friends too, these large cottages are spacious enough for everyone to come together.
A charming medieval house with plenty of room to gather, in one of two sitting rooms, by the bar or on the garden's raised deck. It's packed full of original features and the first floor is divided into two, which works really well for two families holidaying together. It's in a pretty village on the Holnicote estate in Exmoor National Park, with miles of countryside and coastal walks. Sleeps eight.
Complete with a library, bar and conservatory, Craflwyn Hall provides plenty of space for a group escape. Nestled in the heart of Eyri (Snowdonia), there's room for 16 guests but that's not all. Book any of the six smaller adjacent cottages in the former stable block and you can have up to 39 guests.
Bask in light, airy interiors in the three-storied Village Farmhouse. Look out for the original wooden doors and floors, terracotta tiles, fireplaces and hidden paintings. There's space for everyone with a cosy snug and spacious sitting room. Sleeps 12.
This handsome Cornish farmhouse is perched on the Pentire headland, for beaches and walking trails. It's close to some of Cornwall.s best scenery and food havens. Sleeps eight. It can be booked together with neighbouring Pengirt (sleeps four).
This winter, book a stay near a spectacular light show or twinkling trail at one of the houses or gardens in our care.
Whether you want to make your own Christmas wreath, visit Father Christmas or enjoy winter illuminations at a historic location, we've plenty of festive events and things to do at the places in our care. Plan ahead for a festive day out this year.
Search cottages with a woodburner or open fire. Image: Mustard Pot Cottage, Norfolk
Search places to stay from the 'Grand houses & halls collection' for a special place to gather this Christmas or New Year. Image: Craflwyn Hall, Gwynedd
Search cottages near the coast for invigorating walks on Boxing Day or New Year's Day. Image: Guy's Cottage, Cornwall
When you stay in a National Trust cottage, the money you spend on your holiday helps us look after nature, beauty and history for everyone to enjoy.