Renta de casas vacacionales en Williton

Marina View, a lovely home with sea views.

Two minutes walk from the marina with fantastic sea views, ours is a lovely home from home for individuals, couples or families, wishing to stay in the centre of this pretty coastal village. It is an unusual oak beamed maisonette on the 1st and 2nd floors of a 19th century building and not suitable for people who cannot manage steep stairs. We have 3 double bedrooms, a bathroom, a shower room, a living/dining room with sea views, an office for home working and a fully equipped modern kitchen.

West Dorset cider barn with far reaching views

The grade two listed cider barn, with its own pretty terrace, has double french doors which flood the open plan living area with morning light. It is a five minute drive from the Jurassic coast with beautiful beaches and opportunities for fossil hunting . The barn has far reaching views spanning across the Marshwood Vale. This stylish and extremely comfortable new conversion is set in 11 acres of wildlife rich meadows land . It is an ideal base for exploring this beautiful part of West Dorset.

Cozy and peaceful. Private hot tub under the stars

‘Triggol’s’ is a two-storey, newly-built, detached house set within the heart of the peaceful Somerset village of Lydeard St Lawrence. Located between the Quantock Hills (AONB), Exmoor and the dramatic West Somerset coastline, this quirky property offers a unique base from which to relax or explore. The property offers comfortable, open-plan living upstairs benefitting from a sun-trap, south-facing balcony garden, complete with 6-person hot tub. Well-behaved dogs allowed, please book them in.

BEAUTIFUL Tiny House: Whitsun Lodge

Tiny little lodge/House in Bristol. Detached from our house with access to the garden. 10 minutes drive from THE WAVE. 30 seconds walk from Aerospace Bristol (Concorde museum) Great links to the City Centre Comprising of full kitchen, En-suite bathroom and shower, comfy double bed (premium mattress) Smart TV already connected to Netflix/NowTV/Disney+ Use of the washing machine if you need Me, My wife Charlee, My baby son Finley and our little Dog Louie look forward to welcoming you 😄

Luxury lodging, doorstep Exmoor walks and cycling

Kennel Farm lies within the Exmoor National Park on the banks of the River Barle, 1 mile from the beautiful town of Dulverton. The farmhouse has been sympathetically renovated, keeping the original features whilst offering modern comforts. Guests are invited to enjoy picnics, wild swimming and campfires on the river bank, and walk through the surrounding Arboretum and 17 acres of parkland. A place to totally switch off, surrounded by wildlife, outdoor activities and birdsong.

Spacious two bed annexe in delightful grounds

The Pear Tree is a light, airy annexe and adjoins a large country house on the outskirts of Street in Somerset. Only a mile from the town centre yet surrounded by fields and a cider orchard. The tree lined drive leads to the main house and three acres of garden. Own entrance, private terrace and parking. Open plan living room, wood stove, TV, large futon. Large, well equipped spacious kitchen. Two bedrooms (sleeps four), family bathroom and downstairs shower room.

A Devon escape to relax and enjoy the countryside

A quiet rural Devon location with amazing sunsets and stars at night. A perfect country escape, Paddock view is on the outskirts of a small hamlet in Mid Devon, with views across fields and Exmoor in the distance. The accommodation is a detached open plan annexe for 2 people, self catering with a fully equipped kitchen, double bed, sofa, bathroom, wifi, courtyard, garden, chiminea, BBQ, parking 1 car and lovely views. There's a country pub within a 1 min walk.

The Coach House

Take a break and unwind at this peaceful location in beautiful Somerset. The Coach House is a recently converted barn located in the quiet hamlet of Burcott just a mile from the Cathedral City of Wells, at the foot of the Mendip Hills. It is the perfect base to explore the county of Somerset with Glastonbury Tor, Wookey Hole Caves and Cheddar Gorge all within 20 minutes drive. There are 2 village pubs, a cafe and grocery shop all just a 15 minute walk away.

Luxurious eco-stay in rolling Devon hills

Let the outside in and relax in peaceful surroundings at The Sock Store, Devon. With plenty of space to unpack and unwind, you can take in the panoramic views from the comfort of the sofa or step outside on the decking and enjoy the rolling hills. Built to the highest eco-specification, The Sock Store features underfloor heating throughout, a wood stove for the winter months, wraparound decking outside, as well as all the amenities you may need away from home.

Charming Charmouth Cottage

This post card street cottage is nestled in the sought after coastal village of Charmouth. Refurbished from top to toe the interiors are a blend of country & coastal with earthy tones, light pinks & chic greens. Relaxation is at the heart of this one bedroom luxury cottage which boasts dual velvet sofas, wood burner, plush super king bedroom with views over the village & countryside. We are in love the little study & ornate window shutters throughout.

Gardener's Cottage, part of a 16th century manor.

Annexed to a Manor House that dates back to the 1100's, Garden Cottage is as steeped in history as it is modern comforts and technology. Deceptively private inside, this is the perfect getaway for couples, friends or families to enjoy Somerset. On the outside, a pet friendly small courtyard with BBQ & wood fired hot tub. On the inside - comfort & history coupled with Fibre WiFi, Alexa, Disney+ exceptional sound system and modern appliances.

Beautiful cottage in the heart of Dunster

Mid 19th century, recently restored cottage, next to church in the centre of the beautiful village of Dunster with its castle and medieval yarn market. Floral Cottage has been decorated in keeping with its age but to give a light, airy feeling and finished with quality antique furnishings. Dunster has recently been voted the Number 1 village to visit in the winter by the Daily Telegraph. See a copy of the article in photos.