A cosy cottage with traditional interiors close to Oxford but in a peaceful setting with walks all around.
Nestled on the edge of the Shugborough Estate, this pretty, newly-converted neo-classical gate house is a brilliant bolthole for countryside-loving couples.
A one-bedroom shepherd’s hut sitting in a secluded valley close to Portcothan beach.
A charming, rustic conversion, this holiday cottage has wonky beams and countryside views.
A snug one-bedroom English country cottage in the village of Selworthy with views over Exmoor.
An open fire and low-beamed ceilings mean this getaway is packed with Cotswold charm.
A beautifully preserved apartment, packed full of original Tudor features on the Cotehele estate.
Once home to the Coastguards, now a beachside apartment with facilities for disabled visitors.
Hidden away in a secluded woodland is this cob cottage for two.
Sea views over Lundy Bay and Pentire Head from this ground floor apartment set away from the crowds.
A holiday cottage with a history, this cosy retreat is tucked into the valley on the Cotehele estate.
A newly-converted, dog-friendly gate house on the edge of the Shugborough Estate, with walks from the door.
On the edge of a beech woodland, this former storage barn on the Ebworth estate is full of character.
A historic stone pilchard cellar with sea views over the beach and inlet.
In the tiny village of Morthoe, this cosy cottage has Woolacombe bay just round the corner.
A quaint gate lodge at the entrance to Agatha Christie’s much loved holiday home.
A charming cottage with traditional stone exterior on the Roseland peninsula.
With its pretty cottage styling and garden, Granny’s is a great base for exploring the Dodman.
With Victorian-styled interiors, this historical holiday let is right next to the Hippodrome, perfect for a one night stay or longer.
A traditional Back to Back house with 1930s style décor and a sitting room overlooking the city.