Once home to the Coastguards, now a beachside apartment with facilities for disabled visitors.
Part of a Grade II listed manor, this stay is perfect for a couple after a rustic country retreat.
A cosy cottage next to a converted farmhouse near the pretty, shingly beach of Lantic Bay.
An open-plan apartment on the east side of Felbrigg Hall with high ceilings and sweeping parkland views.
A courtyard cottage on the Crom estate, finished with a homely interior and open fire.
Sea views over Lundy Bay and Pentire Head from this ground floor apartment set away from the crowds.
A stay like no other, The Water Tower’s interior is just as intriguing as its exterior…
A little bolt-hole on the tip of the Roseland peninsula with a military past and miles of sea views.
A tiny but well-equipped cottage nestling in a large country estate, above the Helford River.
In the tiny hamlet of Gwendra, Dairy Cottage offers open plan living and a short walk to the beach.
A little cottage packed with original features and distant views out to sea.
A simple lodge by the salt marshes and on the edge of Blakeney National Nature Reserve.
With its pretty cottage styling and garden, Granny’s is a great base for exploring the Dodman.
Nestling amongst meadows and working farmland is this pretty slate-hung cottage.
Part of an old farmhouse, with coastal views and nearby beaches that are perfect for paddling.
A neo-classic style lodge with a homely interior, set on the Trelissick estate.
A former fisherman’s cottage with bags of Cornish charm and just a few paces to Port Quin’s beach.
Part of a converted watermill, with an open plan layout overlooking the mill pool and close to the coast.
A cosy two-bedroom apartment in Tranmer House, set in 245 acres of fascinating history.
A fine example of a traditional cob cottage, set on a winding creek off the Helford River.