The stunning Mill Villa is just a short walk from the wide, sandy beach in Pakefield near Lowestoft. Elegantly furnished and decorated, this charming escape is the ideal getaway for discerning travellers. Mill Villa sleeps eight and offers numerous spaces for guests to relax and unwind. This house has a large kitchen/dining room, a cosy sitting room, a games room, four large bedrooms and a gorgeous lawned garden where you can soak up the sun all day long.
The area itself is littered with beautiful beaches, many of which are award winning, so coast lovers really will be spoilt for choice. Lowestoft offers a bustling atmosphere and a range of places where you can eat, drink and shop. Venturing a little further, you will discover lots to see and do. Close by lies the unspoilt and sought-after resort of Southwold, with its pier and much-photographed beach huts.; or for a change of pace, enjoy all the fun of the fair or walk along the Golden Mile at Great Yarmouth, which boasts traditional seaside attractions too numerous to mention.
Families should make time for a trip to Pleasurewood Hills, the only theme park in East Anglia, and those looking for a quieter time will find the Norfolk Broads National Park a great choice, the southern gateway of which lies in Oulton Broad, just a short drive away. Shoppers should head to the medieval city of Norwich, which was voted one of the top ten shopping locations in the UK. Here you will also find a splendid Norman castle and a host of museums and galleries, all of which make this city a great day out, reached either by car or the nearby railway line.
Add in lots of great walks, cycle routes and wildlife watching opportunities and you will see why this area remains so popular. After a day out exploring and having worked up a great appetite, you will be delighted to find that there are not only lots of great places to eat close to Kirkley Cliff, but lots of delivery options for when you are too tired to cook or venture out. All in all, a perfect location. Beach 1 mile. Shop, pub and restaurant 300 yards.

Just a short walk from Crooklets Beach and the glorious coastal path in the popular seaside town of Bude, this delightful Grade II listed holiday cottage nestles in a small hamlet and is the perfect choice for a family escape or a relaxing retreat with friends. Dating back to the 14th century and boasting its own large walled garden, Tremaer retains many original features, including exposed beams, stained glass, and a large stone fireplace with clome bread ovens. The welcoming family kitchen houses an Aga and on cooler evenings the wood burner gives the spacious living room a cosy glow.
A separate stable conversion provides a games room with pool table, table tennis and video player. Although not detached this spacious holiday property has a feeling of seclusion and the two en-suite master bedrooms make it ideally suitable for two families.
Dramatically perched on the North Cornish Coast, Bude retains its Victorian charm whilst offering something for everyone. In addition to a wealth of shops, inns (pub ½ mile) and restaurants, Bude (1 mile) offers 3 large sandy beaches, popular with sun bathers, surfers, and families alike - one beach even has a large seawater swimming pool. There is an 18-hole golf course, Splash leisure centre with fun pool, tennis, squash, and ten-pin bowling in Bude. Delightful walking can be found along the coast, with the North Cornwall Coastal Footpath offering pleasant scenery and opportunities for birdwatching and fishing. Horse riding is also available nearby. A trip to the ruined castle of Tintagel, set upon its rocky outcrop and bearing legends of King Arthur and Camelot, should certainly feature on any itinerary.
For those seeking to get away from it all, the wild heaths and moors of Dartmoor beckon further afield – here visitors can walk amid some of Britain’s most unspoilt landscapes. Situated in an ideal spot for touring the whole of Devon and Cornwall. Shop ½ mile.

Seapoint House is a superb end-terraced town house, set out over three floors and boasting fantastic views over Cleveleys promenade. Located in the very centre of the bustling and traditional seaside resort, you’ll find a good range of shops, cafés and restaurants are within easy walking distance, together with miles of beach complete with dog friendly sections. As you enter the property, you’ll find one bedroom which opens out onto the enclosed rear garden, as well as a shower room. The first floor comprises of a good-sized kitchen, and sociable living/dining room which opens onto the balcony, perfect for summer days overlooking the seafront. Finally on the second floor, you’ll find an additional three bedrooms, of which two benefit from stunning sea views, and a family bathroom with separate shower cubicle.

Cleveleys seafront is home to the Mythic Coast Artwork trail, where striking giant sculptures bring to life ’The Sea Swallow’ story. The vast beach is made up of sand and shingle, and you’ll find traditional past times of sandcastle building, and kite flying are as popular as ever. A few miles inland is the neighbouring village of Thornton, where you’ll find more shops, pubs and restaurants together with an 18th Century windmill and Wyre Estuary Country Park. The bright lights of Blackpool, Blackpool Pleasure Beach and Blackpool Tower are just 4 miles round the coast, and a few miles further you’ll reach the beautiful sandy beaches of St Annes and, wonderfully cosmopolitan, Lytham. Beach 50 yards. Shop 100 yards, pub 350 yards, restaurant 175 yards.

Boswedden is a stunning spacious property set in its own mature gardens with beautiful views of the River Percuil and National Trust land beyond. It is only a few minutes walk from the centre of St Mawes Summers Beach and the boatyards on the River Percuil. Boswedden is at the end of a quiet no through road. At the front of the property is a large raised lawn area surrounded by beautiful flowers and shrubs. From the drive are the sweeping steps up to the front door and the two sun terraces with wonderful views over the Percuil. Once inside there is a light and airy central hallway double doors open into the large and comfortable living room with vaulted ceiling and wood burner and doors to access the outside terrace. There are glazed double doors from the living room into the open plan to the kitchen/dining room. The kitchen is well equipped with cooker under counter fridge, dishwasher and microwave. There is a second fridge in the utility room. Also off from the hall is the kitchen and dining room. This light room is well equipped and the separate dining area makes it an ideal entertainment space. There are full length doors opening from the dining room onto the patio area and the private enclosed rear garden. There are four bedrooms also on this floor. The master bedroom with wonderful views which can either be a super king or a twin room, a small double, a twin room and a further double bedroom, the last two bedrooms share a Jack and Jill bathroom. There is a modern family bathroom with bath and over bath shower. The versatile sleeping accommodation makes Boswedden an ideal property for families and groups of friends alike.
Also from the hall is the staircase which leads both downstairs and upstairs. Upstairs are two rooms: the study which has a half glazed and open balcony overlooking the living room and a large versatile second living room with two sofas and a selection of chairs, along with a TV with an X-Box a one third size pool/snooker table and a selection of children’s games; there are also window seats if you want to sit and enjoy the views or find somewhere quiet to read. On the lower floor there is a shower room, garage and large utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer and drying area as well as a second fridge and freezer. Outside access to the garage is a fantastic bonus allowing you to come straight from the beach to the utility room and shower. In the garage there is a full size table tennis table and a small snooker table and a croquet set for use in the garden. Boswedden’s location and accommodation make it a compelling choice as a holiday property whatever time of year you choose to visit St Mawes. With its easy access to both the local boatyards and the centre of St Mawes there is a large choice of water activities such as kayaking, boat hire and windsurfing all available locally.

Well House is an imposing, lovingly furnished with Farrow & Ball colour schemes, Grade II listed home dating back to the early 1700s (circa 1640), which retains many of its original period features, being high ceilings and exposed beams. Formerly the Angel Inn, Well House faces the high street in the popular village of Belford. This property was believed to have been protected throughout war due to the property being the main source of water for the village, and amazingly the well still remains in the cellar of this historic property! Well House has significant historical local importance and legend. Directly next door to the property there is award-winning Well House Café which offers the most mouth-watering home cooked bakes and breakfasts, ideally located.
Sleeping 8 guests over 2 floors with three bedrooms plus a master suite boasting outstanding features throughout, this property is ideal for a large gathering of family or friends to celebrate a special occasion. The ground floor and lower ground floor is home to two sitting areas, and a snug/games room providing you and your family ample socialising spots; both of the sitting areas have toasty wood burning fires and cosy seating. The second sitting area, named The Stable, is a stunning open room with views over the garden with full exposed stone walls, with a fascinating medieval feeling. Head into the well-equipped country kitchen/diner and you will find a fantastic gas range oven and a large dining table, ideal for good social gatherings. A welcome pack with some goodies and a helpful guest information book will also be waiting for you upon arrival. Additionally, on this floor you will find a gorgeous kingsize bedroom boasting a lovely en-suite with a double shower and basin (no toilet). When evening draws in, head off to sleep in one of the further three bedrooms on offer.
Occupying the first floor are two bedrooms, the first is the master suite, a luxurious kingsize room with a grand bathroom offering a large roll top bath and a double shower. The second bedroom is another spacious kingsize with its own en-suite. To the rear wing of the property there is a further room with two single beds. The garden is a particularly beautiful and restful feature of Well House, so take the time to enjoy with a good book or some alfresco dining under the summer sun. When it’s time to unwind after a memorable day, take yourself to the hot tub with a nice glass of wine.
Belford, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is a quaint village retreat in an excellent location for cyclists, walkers, historians, and families to explore Bamburgh, Seahouses, Berwick, Alnwick, Holy Islands and Cheviot Hills in Northumberland National Park. It also has pubs serving food, fish & chips, restaurants, newsagents, farm shop, museum, church, and supermarket, along with some great local walks. The picture-postcard, coastal village of Bamburgh, dominated by its majestic fortress and wide expanse of golden, sandy beach is only 5 miles away.

Open the windows to take in the rhythmic sounds of the rolling waves, this is the ideal choice for beach lovers. You are only steps away from Hornsea’s beach, as well as a host of other attractions.
This incredible property is set over three floors with four bedrooms welcoming seven guests in total. There is not one, but two kitchens, so that the ground floor level is equipped for a couple to have their own personal self-contained space if they wish. Ideal for families as well as friends holidaying together. On the doorstep, you have a small front garden with a bench, where you can soak up the sun whilst watching the world pass by, with the sea stretching out over the horizon. Stepping inside, this property is beautifully furnished and the owners have created a very desirable holiday home. On the ground floor, you have a dining table positioned in the bay window to soak in the gorgeous views, as well as comfy seats beside a floor lamp, ideal to get snug with a good book. This room leads through into a self-contained kitchenette which can be used separately from the main kitchen, there is also a double bedroom with an en-suite shower. There are glass doors leading out from the bedroom onto the patio, which opens out into the garden. This part of the property is ideal for a couple or family member who would like to have a little extra space. Up on the first floor, you have the main living room, with comfortable seating for five guests and again you have wonderful sea views to take in. You also have a twin and a single bedroom, as well as the family bathroom with a shower over the bath. On the top floor, you have a super king bedroom under the eaves with velux windows bathing the room in light. The garden boasts a unique feature, a huge summerhouse with a glass partition wall which slides open to reveal an incredible social space complete with a bar, a dartboard, and a separate games room with a ping pong table. There is also plenty of storage for bikes as well as surf boards and any other outdoor equipment. Enjoy an evening competing against each other with a ping pong mini tournament or create your own cocktails or even mocktails at the bar. A one of a kind night in where you can relish each other’s company.
Located on the peaceful end of the beach, just a short stroll leads you to the Floral Hall which holds year-round events as well as serving food from the seafront café. Beyond the Floral Hall you have many more cafés, bars, and shops to explore as well as the arcades for younger family members. A stroll on the promenade is clearly a must during your visit. The famous Hornsea Mere, is a 30 minute walk away, it offers fun-filled days of water sports, and during the summer months, a visit to Hornsea would not be complete without a trip to see Honeysuckle Farm and Mr. Moo’s Ice Cream Parlour. The RSPB reserve of Bempton Cliffs, a haven for birdwatchers, and The Deep at Hull are only a short drive away. You also have the seaside town of Bridlington nearby, with Sewerby Hall and Gardens. Plus the dramatic white cliffs and iconic lighthouse at Flamborough. The minster town of Beverley is also within easy reach and worth a visit. An ideal destination all year round, whether you wish to soak up the sun or watch the wild waves. Beach 1 mile.

Located on the beach, this airy, three-storey detached home has holiday written all over it. It’s just what is needed if you are looking to escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The owner describes this little discovered area as one of their happy places. When you see the sunset over the sea you’ll understand why.
Having been recently renovated, this is the perfect place to really unwind and make the most of everything the area has to offer. With an abundance of unspoilt beaches and coastal footpaths, it’s a great spot for walkers & nature lovers. Fishing, windsurfing, and kitesurfing are on your doorstep, as is the Curve Aqua Park just a couple of miles away, great for big & small kids alike.
In the house, there’s plenty of room for everyone: a ground floor games room, an open plan living/kitchen/dining space that leads to a decked area where the sea is in touching distance. On the second floor, two of the bedrooms open onto the upper balcony, perfect for taking in the sea views with a coffee or glass of wine.
Whilst you may feel miles from anywhere, there’s a coffee shop, convenience store, pub & takeaway just a short walk away in high season. The beautiful historic village of St Osyth is just a couple of miles away, and if you’re after some seaside fun, Clacton on Sea is a must visit, where you are spoilt for food, and entertainment.

Fresh for the Summer Season of 2021, Poppy’s by the Sea is located in Hayling Island on a private road, moments from the beach. A detached four-bedroom holiday home, able to comfortably accommodate up to eight guests it’s also dog friendly too. The beaches of this popular isle are surrounded by sheltered waters across from the Isle of Wight, making it ideal for water sports activities. It is renowned for its windsurfing and sailing activities, kayaking, power boating, jet ski-ing, kite surfing and wake boarding. Local paddle-boating and windsurfing lessons are available close by. Every year there is a national windsurfing event, and a hive of sailing and nautical activity can be seen along the coastline.
Many activities can be enjoyed locally for all ages, including a seaside railway, fun fair and West Beachlands, great for sandcastles at low tide! Free play includes beach volleyball and adventure play areas. For the sports enthusiast, Seacourt is also worth a visit, with five racket sports. Other nearby activities include golf, horse riding, boat trips and scenic walks along the water’s edge, or walks along the South Downs National Park which is within easy reach. Chichester, with its beautiful cathedral, festival theatre, pedestrianised shopping, leisure centre, Roman villa, and Goodwood or Fontwell races, is definitely worthy of a visit.
Visit Portsmouth, with its waterside dining, ferry trips to the Isle of Wight, designer outlets, Natural History Museum, leisure facilities, Spinnaker Tower, and HMS Victory, or explore the maritime history of Southampton. Winchester, with its cathedral, abbey, and The New Forest, are within easy driving distance. There are plenty of National Trust houses and gardens to also be discovered.

This stylish family-sized house is equipped to a very high standard and ideally placed for exploring the fabulous Pembrokeshire coast. This cosy house is tastefully furnished throughout, the sitting room bright and comfortable with a wood burner making it suitable for year-round holidays.
The house has four generously sized bedrooms, two with en-suites, a family bathroom and downstairs wet room. There are enclosed gardens and a games room with table-tennis and table football - an ideal hideaway for energetic youngsters or adults alike.

Bay View (ref UK13215) and Bay View West Wing (ref UK13216) are two fantastic properties located in Carlyon Bay, South Cornwall. Situated adjacent to one another, they are ideal for families or friends holidaying together.

Boasting stunning sea views and within walking distance of the famous harbour-side town of Charlestown, these semi-detached holiday homes are in an ideal location for fun-filled days out exploring or enjoying the beach. Bay View is a spacious four bedroom property with an open plan living space and panoramic views, while Bay View West Wing is a cosy one bedroom property set all on one level, allowing easy walking access. These properties have been lovingly decorated and furnished to a good standard, providing a perfect base from which to explore the Cornish Coast.

Nearby attractions include the incredible Charlestown harbour, home to amazing tall ships and delightful bars and restaurants, a must see attraction. Walk along the coastal path or visit the world famous Eden Project. Explore Carlyon Bay and play a round of Golf on the stunning 18-hole links course. Beach ½ mile. Shop ½ mile, pub 1 mile and restaurant 500 yards. These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 11 guests.