Cottages With Hot Tubs in Heart of England

1 Clarkes Lane is nestled in the quaint village of St Martins in Shropshire. Woodburning stove. Hot tub. Pet-friendly. Games room. Oswestry 5.3 miles; Llangollen 9.8 miles; Shrewsbury 22.4 miles; Chester 23.5 miles.

The cottage is nestled on the edge of peaceful woodland, perfect for picnics and woodland walks and is located on the same site as horseshoe view cottage no 2 and the river view hideaway annexe. the forest of dean boasts several nature reserves, one of which is on the doorstep, where wild boar, sheep, deer, and highland cattle are just some of the wildlife to be seen. visit in april and experience the carpet of wild bluebells that stretch across the forest for miles. it’s a haven for cyclists as well as walkers who are attracted to the well-established cycling routes and footpaths. the sculpture trail is a particular favourite, highlighting the talents of many local artists and sculptors working in wood, stone, clay and metal. and to finish, you can enjoy coffee and cake at beechenhurst. this is one of a pair of cottages that have been finished to a high standard. a few steps lead to the raised terrace area and the entrance to the single-storey accommodation which features a spacious bedroom, lounge with dining area, kitchen and shower room. rustle up meals in the stylish kitchen, which is fully equipped with a ceramic hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher. admire the panoramic view whilst enjoying breakfast – if you’re up early enough you might even catch the sun rising over the river. alternatively, a late supper or a glass of wine on a summer’s evening sitting on the terrace is great to unwind. the lounge area offers comfortable seating and a tv, and the double bedroom affords stunning views across the countryside. outside, the raised terrace area provides a stunning al fresco dining area, and sun loungers allow a spot of sunbathing in the warmer months. the generous six-person hot tub is for the exclusive use of two adult guests and includes loungers as well as seats. a screen is positioned for privacy – it offers the perfect way to unwind after a busy day exploring the delights of the forest of dean. there is secure storage for bikes and off-road parking for two cars.

Step off the beaten track and straight into this gorgeous rustic cabin on a working gloucestershire farm. timber-lined and made for two, it's a romantic little base where you can fill your days or stay put and unwind. pull on your walking boots for country lanes from the doorstep or travel 8 miles to tackle the ridges of the malvern hills. for shops and a wealth of eateries, tewkesbury (4 miles) has a mix of medieval streets, timber-fronted shops and cosy cafés to dine in. alternatively, head to the cotswold designer outlet (9 miles) or cheltenham (11.5 miles), where there are even more eateries and boutiques to choose from. history is woven through this special area too, with tewkesbury abbey, gloucester cathedral and painswick rococo garden all within 16 miles. even a day in the cotswolds is easily accessible (15.5 miles). follow the tree-lined drive, park beside the landscaped grounds and make the short walk to this special lakeside cabin. inside, exposed timber walls and quirky beams give the cabin a warm, cocooning feel which is a delight after blustery walks. the stylish kitchen has everything needed for fuss-free self-catering, with a bench-style dining area conveniently set alongside. at the other end, soft seating faces the smart tv, and when it gets a little toasty, turn up the air conditioning and settle down for a cool, comfortable film night. a shower room with wc completes the ground floor. if it's time to get some sleep, venture up the open-tread spiral staircase that leads to a mezzanine floor where the king size bed sits beneath the arched ceiling. outside, the enclosed terrace is suitable for dogs and includes sun loungers, a fire pit for outdoor cooking and a private wood-fired hot tub with a jet stream. part of the decking is covered, so there is somewhere sheltered to sit in wet weather. private parking is available for two cars.

Set within the spectacular shropshire hills national landscape, this stylish glamping pod is the perfect retreat for couples or solo travellers looking to unwind in peaceful countryside while exploring one of england’s most historic regions. just 3 miles away, the atmospheric ruins of hopton castle offer a quiet, evocative glimpse into medieval history, while nearby stokesay castle (6 miles) is one of the best-preserved fortified manor houses in england. explore clun castle (14 miles), wigmore castle (10 miles), and the iconic ludlow castle (13 miles), set in one of england’s most attractive market towns. for those wanting to venture further, the magnificent powis castle and garden (24 miles) and attingham park (25 miles) offer beautiful gardens, parkland walks and elegant interiors. don’t miss a visit to ironbridge gorge unesco world heritage site (28 miles), the birthplace of the industrial revolution. arrive at this welcoming wooden pod via its private decking area, then step straight into a light, open-plan living space that is bright, airy, and designed for easy stays. inside, there is a comfortable sofa with a smart tv for relaxed evenings, alongside a well-equipped galley-style kitchen and dining area with everything needed for self-catering. a plush double bed sits within the layout, offering a good night’s sleep in this peaceful rural setting, complemented by a sleek en-suite wet room for a refreshing start or end to the day. outside, the deck opens out to uninterrupted country views. there’s an outdoor table and chairs alongside a couple of loungers, creating a lovely setting for slow mornings and golden-hour evenings spent in front of the south-facing pod. a private hot tub for five sits ready for a long soak beneath the open sky. off-road parking for two cars is available.

Tastefully furnished lodge tucked away on a rural glamping site in leicestershire. stroll 500 metres into the quaint village of kirkby mallory where you will find a restaurant/bar, as well as a convenient village store to stock up on essentials. try your hand at fishing at mallory park fisheries (0.5 miles), located on a lake in the middle of mallory park's racing circuit. or get in on the action at one of their track days or with a driving experience. tropical birdland is only 4 miles away and promises to be a fun day out for all the family, with a plethora of exotic birds to see and a fantastic play area and café. for history buffs, visit bosworth battlefield heritage centre (4.5 miles) where you can see exhibitions, take a guided walk, and replenish at the café. for a spot of culture and retail therapy, head to leicester, a city bursting with top eateries, attractions and independent boutiques and the national space centre. if you are an animal lover then twycross zoo is only 11 miles away. venturing onto the decked area, you are met with this charming and stylish log cabin and mature gardens full of colour and wildlife. park your car in your private parking space and get ready to start your get-away. step inside and embrace the vast amount of space. greeted by the farm style open-plan kitchen, with everything you need to dine in. there is a dining table for four to enjoy breakfast and dinner together. wanting to relax? try the cosy sofa that turns into a double sofa bed, and chill and watch your favourite film or sitcom. the king-size bed greets you with it super comfortable 'hypnos' mattresses, ready for the perfects night sleep. the en-suite has a shower, wc and complimentary toiletries. outside, you have a patio with table and chairs and a separate decked area with luxury rattan armchairs, stunning views no matter where you relax! if you fancy an evening outdoors, then fire-up the bbq and enjoy dining alfresco. as the evening draws in, settle down with your favourite drink while soaking in the bubbling hot tub

This stylish couples retreat with a private garden and wood-fired hot tub is simply perfect for a break in the worcestershire countryside, no matter what time of year. set on the river avon, the picturesque market town of pershore is renowned for its independent shops, an undercover market, and an arts centre with an all-season programme of events that include theatre, live music, and ballet. a perfect base for exploring the worcestershire countryside, the vale of evesham offers some great walking and cycling with access to bredon hill (5 miles), while the northern cotswold villages of broadway, chipping campden, and stow-on-the-wold are all within 10 miles. access the cottage via the bustling pershore high street - the peaceful terrace is set to the rear of a hotel with views towards the river avon. the main entrance leads through to the open-plan living space where you can unwind in front of the crackling wood burner while the smart tv plays your favourite shows. the compact but well-equipped kitchen is on hand for memorable holiday meals, while the cute breakfast bar is where you’ll enjoy the chef’s work and plan the next day of adventure. when eyelids start feeling heavier, head upstairs, leaving the pooch to snooze, and find the super-king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room, high ceilings and a juliette balcony, finished with william morris wall coverings and beautiful furnishings. outside, couples can relax within a private courtyard with a raised terrace with seating – a lovely spot for a quiet morning coffee. steps lead down to a patio area with a wood-fired hot tub and more seating, while fido will find space to curl up in the sunshine.

This gorgeous annexe enjoys an enviable location, with stunning, far-reaching views across the horseshoe of the severn estuary. located on the same site as horseshoe view cottages and quite literally on the doorstep of the forest. just 50m from the property you can enjoy lovely walks, taking in the flora and fauna such as bluebell woods and highland cattle in the nature reserve. deer and wild boar are most likely to be seen earlier in the morning or towards the end of the day. take advantage of the forest activities, from miles of cycling trails to suit all abilities, to the river wye for canoeing and kayaking. for the more adventurous, rock climbing and abseiling are on offer, not forgetting the zip wire and ariel adventure park. for those craving cultures and relaxation, gloucester is less than 15 miles away. visit the victorian docklands, take a stroll through gloucester cathedral grounds, and don’t forget the quays for a lazy lunch and shopping. the annexe itself has a separate entrance to the side of the main home. the entrance hallway offers space for storing muddy boots and coats and provides access into the main living area. the open-plan lounge/diner enjoys lots of natural light from large, glazed doors; a great space for you to relax on the sofa or armchair in front of the good-sized tv whilst a small table and chairs are perfect for a simple supper for two. the contemporary kitchen is well-equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. and when the day is done, accessed from the main living space, there is a double bedroom with a good-sized en-suite shower and wc. to the rear of the annexe, there is a spacious table and chairs together with a bbq for alfresco summer dining. for cooler evenings, the chimenea or patio heater will extend your time outside and having spent a long day walking, hiking, cycling, or enjoying a myriad of activities offered in the forest of dean, why not sit back, and relax for a few hours in the spacious private hot tub. the property is easily accessed and offers off-road parking for one car and storage for bikes.

The peaceful hamlet of badgeworth is surrounded by countryside, with a wealth of walking from your front door, along with the regency spa town of cheltenham on its doorstep. this central location offers easy access for touring the larger cotswold market towns to include bourton-on-the-water, broadway, burford and stow-on-the-wold. cheltenham famed for the gold cup and many festivals throughout the year, to include the literature and food festival, cirencester, tetbury and bath are also within easy reach. this area is rich in history and well served by the national trust with houses and gardens to visit, including the roman villa, hidcote gardens and chastleton house. head inside to receive a warm welcome from this detached barn that has been handcrafted with natural wood, exposed brickwork and an eclectic style that further enhances its charm. enter the property into the lounge/kitchen/diner which is spacious and unique. in the lounge you will find the arm chair and sofa in front the wood burner, perfect for an evening of watching your favourite movies on the tv/dvd. stepping into the dining area, with low lighting, is perfect for that romantic dinner for two. the kitchen area has been handcrafted and is well-equipped with gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment and dishwasher. an external utility area with washing machine and tumble dryer sits just outsdie the barn. when the day is done continue down the hallway where you will find a king size bedroom that has views across the countryside. completing this accommodation there is a stylish shower room with rainfall shower and wc. step outside to enjoy the views across the countryside, with a recently extended enclosed patio and courtyard area to the rear of the barn where you can take a soak in your own private hot tub, or simply enjoy a family meal with the outdoor table and chairs. if you want to explore the area on two wheels, the owners provide bike hire. there is covered off road parking for two cars.

This delightful derbyshire stone barn conversion, in the heart of the peak district, is a peaceful rural retreat for two. situated within the picturesque village of biggin, is the perfect place to unwind after long walks or cycle rides on the many local routes, or days out to the many attractions of the derbyshire dales. the bustling spa town of buxton, with its annual music and arts festival, victorian opera house, and pavilion gardens, is 13 miles north and the market town of ashbourne 10 miles south. visit medieval haddon hall, 8.5 miles, or impressive chatsworth house, 12.5 miles, both of which have frequently featured as film and tv locations. the chatsworth estate boasts extensive parklands, walks, gardens, farm shop and garden centre. nearby hartington, just 2 miles away, features the old hartington cheese shop, a farm shop and café, and more. the picturesque village of tissington with its elegant jacobean hall and gardens, 6 miles away, is famous for its well dessings in early may. and don’t forget bakewell, 9 miles, where you can sample the famous pudding from the bakewell pudding shop. at the end of your outings, return to this quirky barn conversion, a delightful mix of glass, stone and wood, with elegant décor and some interesting antique furniture. the open-plan living room includes a wood burning stove and a smart tv, sofa, armchair and ottoman. the kitchen/dining area with hand-made units and a farmhouse table and chairs, looks out over the paddocks to the front, where you can watch the horses graze. the glazed utility/boot room to the rear is perfect for storing boots and walking gear as well as cleaning muddy paws. glazed doors from living room and boot room lead to the garden with a hot tub under the gazebo. as night falls, climb the wooden staircase which opens direct into the delightful bedroom. this lovely space has sloping ceilings and skylight windows that let the light flood in. choose a book from the shelf, relax in a chair or run a deep bath, then lie back and gaze at the stars in the clear night skies. enjoy an excellent night’s sleep in the sumptuous super king size bed (which can be made up as twin beds on request). a contemporary wet room adjoins the bedroom. spend fine days and balmy evenings out in the charming natural garden area to one side of the house, with a wide variety of trees and shrubs, a garden bench and views over the paddocks to the countryside beyond. soak in the hot tub after your derbyshire walks and exhilarating cycle rides. although seemingly secluded and away from it all, the barn is within a leisurely stroll of the biggin hall hotel, with its aa rosette restaurant, or the waterloo inn in the village, if you fancy a drink or a meal out. there is private parking for two cars adjacent to the barn.

Set deep in the beautiful countryside of the herefordshire, shropshire & welsh borders. perfectly placed for exploring the area and close to many national and local walking and cycle routes that criss-cross the landscape, including mortimer’s trail from ludlow to kington, which passes the property. there is also the picturesque black and white village trail which visits nearby pembridge, eardisland, and weobley. within a 23 mile radius visit the market towns of leominster, ludlow, and hay-on-wye with their antiques, food, and literary festivals. if you are feeling energetic then head to the local mountain bike trails, river wye kayaking, and the mountains of the brecon beacons. the barn has retained all its charm whilst offering a luxurious and relaxing stay, offering accommodation across two floors. on the first floor there is an oak beamed, open-plan living space with wood floors and a cosy electric fire, with views east and west over pastures, hedgerows, and woodland, ideal for spotting buzzards and red kites. on the ground floor, is a kitchen/diner with a well-equipped kitchen offering an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, and a washer/dryer. also, on the ground floor there is a double aspect king-size beamed bedroom with views over the smallholding, and finally the shower room with a large walk-in shower and wc. outside you can enjoy the sun throughout the day, enjoy dining in the small courtyard, or have a morning coffee on the bench. there is a private hot tub with a seating area that is enclosed and accessed up from the barn. there is off-road parking for one car.

Set within a traditional farming village, close to the herefordshire border, offering easy access to the open countryside and the banks of the river severn, with stunning scenery just perfect for walking and cycling whatever the time of year. new for 2025 cotswold designer outlet under 9 miles away . this central location offers easy access into the forest of dean and wye valley, the malvern hills and three counties show ground. spend a day in the cotswolds where you can take your pick of picturesque villages or wander one of the many national trust gardens. take a trip to cheltenham, famed for a day at the races or one of their many festivals. the area has a vibrant events calendar hosting events throughout the year to suit all tastes, including food festivals, the medieval festival and blossom trail. step inside the property to receive a warm welcome from this detached barn that has been handcrafted with natural wood, exposed brickwork and an eclectic style that further enhances its charm. enter the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with a stylish and contemporary finish. the kitchen area has been finished with granite worktops and is well-equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge and dishwasher, making this a great space to prepare a meal. enjoy your evening meal or lazy breakfast in the dining area before heading to the lounge. the lounge area is the perfect place to relax after a day of exploring with wood burner effect electric fire and tv to watch your favourite movie. completing the ground floor is the stylish shower room with shower and wc. when you’re ready for a good night’s sleep head up the stairs to the first floor to the bright and airy king-size bedroom with countryside views. head outside to enjoy the views across the countryside from the enclosed garden. enjoy a spot of al fresco dining with the table and chairs or relax in the hot tub. here you will also find the storage shed for bikes and the utility area with washing machine. there is ample private parking to the front of the barn.

Enjoying an enviable location within walking distance of the wye valley walk taking in stunning scenery and market towns and villages along the way. with walks from the door across brilliant woods and farmlands and goodrich castle, established in 1095 set majestically within a wooded hill. for enthusiastic cyclists a network of cycle paths will guide you through the forest of dean. take in the magic of puzzle wood and the history of the clearwell caves. the views from symonds yat rock are also not to be missed. also within easy reach the riverside towns of ross-on-wye, hailed as the birthplace of modern tourism with its 17th century market house, and monmouth, the birthplace of henry v. meander up the hillside and enter through your own private electric wooden gated entrance, the hand crafted storm porch further enhances the traditional stone frontage of this beautiful barn, you’ll be welcomed by the spacious lounge with cosy soft furnishings inviting for a romantic evening in front of the smart tv so you can binge watch your favourite series or watch a movie. the bespoke wooden steps carved out of sleepers will take you into the contemporary styled kitchen, well-equipped for any stay with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment for your ice cubes, a dishwasher and a washing machine. a comfortable table for two sits next to the window. enter the hallway off the kitchen where you will find a king-size bedroom fit for a king, and a shower room with wc. take a step outside into your own private courtyard, enjoy a hearty breakfast or an evening bbq, bask in the summer sun on the sun loungers or relax and enjoy the bubbles of your private hot tub with electric awning so it can be enjoyed in all weathers.

Situated just half a mile from the historic and beautiful town of wotton-under-edge, this is a wonderful place to spend your time ambling through the high street, popping into a variety of independent boutiques and picking up some tasty treats from a selection of eateries. also, a beautiful spot for walkers to enjoy the surrounding countryside, offering plenty of well-marked footpaths, including the cotswold way long-distance footpath which stretches from chipping camden to bath. visit the last operational medieval deer park in berkeley (8 miles). hire some bikes and enjoy a leisurely ride along the canal that stretches from sharpness (9 miles) all the way to gloucester which is 16 miles long. step into this wonderful little bolt-hole with a beautifully designed interior that gives it that element of quintessential country charm with the added touch of modern features. the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is a bright and open space from where you can sit back and relax on the cosy sofa after a busy day of exploring, taking in the lovely country views through the french doors. the kitchen is well-equipped with all that’s required to rustle up some appetising meals that will keep you fuelled for your adventures. at the end of the day, you can retreat into the tranquil bedroom with queen size bed and en-suite bathroom with shower over bath, wc. the bathroom also offers a jack & jill entrance from the main living area. step outside onto the elevated patio area where you can appreciate some fantastic views across wotton-under-edge and the surrounding countryside. relax in the hot tub or enjoy some alfresco dining on the patio furniture provided.

Set within the grounds of a private garden in a peaceful hamlet on the edge of the cotswolds, this stylish dog-friendly cabin offers an idyllic bolthole escape for a couple or solo travellers. venture out for a spot of retail therapy in the renowned montpellier district of cheltenham, with its regency buildings and exclusive shopping, 3 miles away. on sunny days, wander through cheltenham's pittville park with its magnificent pump room and lakes. history enthusiasts will want to visit the english heritage site of hailes abbey, 14 miles away, one of the country’s most renowned medieval shrines, and the national trust’s chedworth roman villa (15 miles). for days out further afield, head to the market towns of bourton-on-the-water (18 miles) and stow-on-the-wold, 22 miles away. along the private driveway, you’ll find electric-gated access, where guests have a private parking area just a short walk from the cabin. step inside and take a seat on the bench, where you can remove your boots and shoes and hang up your coats. from here, walk into the cleverly designed open-plan living area where fresh and contemporary interiors exude a calming ambience. settle down in the cosy snug and catch up on your favourite programmes on the wall-mounted smart tv while the designated chef flexes their culinary skills in the spacious kitchen. the sizable breakfast bar is the perfect place to convene for your morning coffee. for your entertainment, there is a full-sized pool table in the centre of the space. in the evening, retire to the double bedroom with striking feature panelling and a shower room with a double walk-in shower and wc. the property benefits from bi-fold doors that open onto an enclosed paved garden. go for a splash in the hot tub or relax on the sun loungers. the front garden is laid to lawn and also fenced. there is off-road parking for two cars.

Discover this welcoming, studio-style cabin providing an inviting retreat for you and your loved one, with uninterrupted views across the countryside and a bubbling private hot tub for evenings soaking away. though nestled in the shropshire countryside, the bustling market town of ellesmere is just 4 miles down the road, where you will find several shops and places to eat, as well as a mere to enjoy leisurely walks and abundant wildlife. visit the dee valley and explore diverse landscapes as well as the superb pontcysyllte aqueduct (11 miles) which those feeling brave can canoe over or head to llangollen (13 miles) history lovers will enjoy a trip to the market town of oswestry (9 miles), where you can take a trip down memory lane on the cambrian heritage railway. step into this single-storey cosy cabin and find sociable, open-plan living. the floor-to-ceiling patio doors provide plenty of light into the space as well as stunning views. to one side is a compact kitchen area which has everything you will need for quick and easy meals when you fancy eating in. after you have refuelled, curl up together on the sofa and enjoy an evening tipple while looking out over the beautiful surroundings. beyond this is a double bed ready to welcome you to a blissful night’s sleep. finishing up the interior is a stylish shower room. step outside onto the decking and then on to the tiered private patio area which is protected with screened boundaries so you can enjoy dining and drinking alfresco or soaking in the privacy of your own bubbling hot tub, or admire the wildflower garden. private parking is provided for one car.

Retreat to this enchanting hot tub getaway in the countryside with your loved one and enjoy a peaceful break together. liddington (0.5 miles) is a quaint village with a country pub, while the bustling city of swindon is 4 miles away with its wide range of shops, restaurants and attractions. outdoor enthusiasts will love a long walk along the ridgeway, which runs through liddington and stretches all the way through the chilterns, where you can spot wildlife and admire stunning panoramas. enjoy days at the beautiful coate water country park (2 miles) with wonderful play areas, bird hides, golf, miniature railway, and stunning riverside setting. further afield, visit the remarkable cotswold national landscape (20 miles), full of picturesque beauty spots and quaint honey-coloured towns and villages. stepping inside this property, you can shake off your walking boots and coats in the small porch before finding yourself in the welcoming living area, featuring plenty of comfortable seating in front of a smart tv and a wood burner to keep you warm on chilly evenings. the compact yet practical kitchen is situated on one side of this space and is well equipped for preparing and cooking all meals. as the day turns to night, you will find a comfortable bedroom featuring a double bed, the perfect place to get some rest and relaxation before the next day’s activities. completing the interior of the accommodation is a shower room featuring a shower and a wc. outside, you will find a pleasant, enclosed garden, which has seating and a fantastic hot tub for relaxing evenings under the stars. private parking is also provided for one car.

Offering a spacious and stylish interior that seamlessly blends rustic charm with modern amenities, this cosy and elegant retreat nestles amidst beautifully landscaped gardens, and is dog friendly and perfect for couples. set off the beaten track and surrounded by countryside, the peaceful hamlet of badgeworth sits on the doorstep of cheltenham spa, located on the edge of the cotswolds. this charming and elegant town is renowned for its regency architecture, vibrant cultural scene, and lush parks and gardens. often referred to as the cultural capital of the cotswolds, cheltenham offers a diverse range of attractions, including world-class festivals, fine dining, boutique shopping, and historic sites. with its proximity to the rolling hills and quaint villages of the cotswolds, cheltenham spa serves as an ideal base for exploring one of england's most beautiful and quintessentially english regions. whether you're interested in history, culture, or simply soaking up the serene atmosphere, there's something for everyone. this shepherds’ hut has been thoughtfully positioned to make the most of the views, enabling you to relax, unwind and recharge, leaving the world behind. inside, the thoughtful design incorporates touches of luxury to enhance your stay. the kitchen, finished with colourful crockery, offers everything that you may need for self-catered meals, along with a table and chairs for two where you can enjoy a simple supper with countryside views. a seating area with comfortable armchairs provides space to relax in the evening with the added benefit of underfloor heating. for a peaceful night’s sleep, there is a kingsize bed with soft linens and blankets, and a tv for movies on a rainy afternoon. a spacious shower room offers a shower and wc, with fluffy dressing gowns for ultimate comfort. relax and unwind in your private garden, a private hot tub thats perfect for two, with table and chairs for summer dining, along with a fire pit that’s perfect for toasting marshmallows and stargazing.

Nestled in the valley, the pretty village of barlow is a serene hideaway – perfect for a romantic countryside retreat. surrounded by sweeping views and scenic trails, it invites you to slow down and soak in the charm of the peak district. within 20 miles, discover iconic treasures: wander the opulent halls of chatsworth house (12 miles), sample bakewell’s famous pudding in its bustling market town (10 miles), or hike the dramatic cliffs of curbar edge (8 miles). explore hidden limestone caves at castleton (16 miles), marvel at the art in the harley gallery (18 miles), or unwind in buxton’s graceful spa town and pavilion gardens (15 miles). closer to home, enjoy woodland walks, local pubs, and cosy cafés. after your adventures, return to this peaceful property to unwind. stepping through the front door of this wonderful property, you’re welcomed into a beautifully curated space that blends the charm of a country retreat with refined contemporary style. bathed in natural light throughout, this romantic hideaway offers calm, comfort, and a sense of quiet luxury. the living area invites you to sink into a reclining corner sofa, surrounded by elegant décor and thoughtfully chosen artwork that adds warmth and character. flowing from here, the kitchen and dining space offers another sofa, a well-appointed dining table, and a full range of integrated appliances, including an electric oven, hob, dishwasher and a coffee machine – perfect for slow mornings and late-night chats. the overall design is graceful and uplifting, designed for guests to unwind in comfort. upstairs, a serene king-size bedroom awaits and a lovely en-suite shower room, all styled with tasteful finishes. outside, enjoy uninterrupted countryside views from two peaceful seating areas, ideal for evening drinks or stargazing. the private hot tub offers the perfect way to end a day exploring. the garden is fully enclosed, offering privacy and calm, making this an idyllic setting for couples seeking a restorative escape. private off-road parking is available, and both village charm and peak district beauty are on your doorstep.

Escape to this romantic retreat in the idyllic hamlet of berriew, mid wales, where scenic walks through rolling countryside begin right from your doorstep. with a steaming hot tub, stylish decor, and a warm welcome for two guests and their dog, this enchanting bolthole promises a truly memorable stay. soak in your spectacular countryside views as you make your way up to the front door of this beautiful property. step inside this contemporary lodge to find a meticulously designed open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner adorned with a breathtaking double-height ceiling and streaming with natural light. the kitchen is sleek and well-appointed with all the equipment needed to rustle up romantic dinners for two. catch up on the day's events around the charming dining table before the lovely lounge area beckons weary muscles. sink into the plush sofa and binge a box set, or climb into the hot tub on the enclosed balcony under starry skies. at bedtime, venture upstairs to the mezzanine super-king-size bed. this superb space is adorned with characterful exposed beams and boasts fantastic views. in the morning, freshen up in the stylish shower room. private parking is available for one car. set within 2.5 acres, the property is surrounded by idyllic grounds to explore. further afield, offa's dyke trail is just 4.5 miles to the east, making it an excellent base for walkers. climbers are also well-served, with allt y main and y golfa just over 12 miles away. if you prefer a slower pace, then a visit to the renowned 13th-century fortress of powis castle is a must, while those seeking shopping opportunities will love perusing the shops at montgomery (3 miles), where independent boutiques combine with many cafés and pubs for a bite to eat.

This charming retreat, conveniently located off the bustling a429 main road, offers a central base for exploring the cotswolds and beyond. perfect for those seeking comfort and adventure, it provides easy access to iconic destinations such as broadway (15 miles), cheltenham (16 miles), oxford (30 miles), and stratford-upon-avon (29 miles). nearby national trust sites include snowshill manor, hidcote gardens, chastleton house, and chedworth roman villa. other attractions include cotswold farm park, wildlife park, weston arboretum, and blenheim palace. jeremy clarkson’s ventures, like hawkestone brewery (2 miles), the farmers dog restaurant (8 miles), and diddly squat farm (12 miles), are also popular. within the village there are numerous interesting features and attractions such as; the river windrush gently flowing under the low, quaint bridges through the village. this picturesque river setting is usually bustling with visitors enjoying the scenes and many attractions which include; birdland, the model village, the cotswold motor museum and the dragonfly maze. there are also many restaurants, bars, tea rooms and stores. bourton-on-the-water is also very popular among walkers and cyclists using access to the winchcombe and cotswold way which are established paths covering this area of outstanding natural beauty. this delightful property is a self-contained, detached, purpose-built, high-specification cottage. it is situated within a complex, which consists of the owner’s' residence and another holiday cottage. make your way to the spacious property, which has been designed to a premium standard to ensure total relaxation. enter the open -plan living area, with comfortable sofas and a smart tv. open the bi-fold doors and take in the stunning scenery. the stylish, fully equipped kitchen has everything you need for a self-catering break, making use of some of the beautiful local produce you will find when out and about exploring. enjoy a meal together on the dining table, which finishes off this lovely space. continue into the bedroom, with a king-sized bed and a smart tv. convenient patio doors lead from the bedroom to the hot tub outside. the en-suite bathroom with shower over the bath is ideal for freshening up after a long walk or before using the hot tub. step out to the large patio from the lounge or bedroom and enjoy the beautiful hot tub. the patio overlooks the owner’s’ beautiful gardens, and a stylish awning is provided to ensure total privacy. when not in the hot tub, make use of the outdoor garden furniture which are situated on the patio and relax on warmer days.