This ideally located, ground floor holiday apartment with peaceful, enclosed garden is set close to a sandy beach in the heart of the picturesque seaside village. Beadnell is situated on the heritage coast in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, ideal for couples, families and friends. Water sports, cycling, golf, walking, fishing and riding all available close by. Visits to Alnwick with its historic cobbled streets, majestic castle and water gardens, only 12 miles. Bamburgh 5 miles, Seahouses 2 miles. Shops, pubs and restaurants 100 yards.

Only two minutes walk to the town centre, yet in a quiet location this comfortable, end of terrace holiday home is an ideal base for exploring. Alnwick Castle, used in the Harry Potter films, and Alnwick Gardens are nearby. Explore the heritage coastline or visit Holy Island via the causeway, Bamburgh with its magnificent castle or Seahouses for boat trips to the Farne Islands. Less than an hour will take you to Berwick or Newcastle and a bit further to Edinburgh. An ideal location for that short break or relaxing week. Shops, pub and restaurant 500 yards.

Dalvuie Beag is a small, traditional detached West Highland holiday farmhouse situated in a peaceful location beneath the slopes of Ben Lora. Surrounded by fields with views of distant mountains and close to the sea, lochs and beaches, the farm has a small herd of cattle and flock of sheep with conservation of rich natural history a priority. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

Set in the picturesque coastal village of Stiffkey and just 5 minutes from Wells-next-the-Sea, this detached holiday cottage provides light and airy accommodation with lots of original features. Originally a barn belonging to the Manor House it enjoys a peaceful setting. Stiffkey offers access to the sea via its famous and much photographed salt marshes and is famous for its Stewkey Blues; plump and tasty cockles, which are blue in colour due to the mud in which they live.
This whole part of the North Norfolk Coastline offers a range of picturesque seaside villages and towns, salt marshes, shingle beaches and wide golden sands that are perfect for sunbathing, relaxing or for bracing walks. Whichever way you travel from Stiffkey, you will find much to see and do. Its closest and arguably most popular neighbour is Well-next-the-Sea, with its narrow-gauge railway, pretty quayside and mix of artisan and traditional seaside shops, cafés and restaurants. Further along lies Holkham, home to Holkham Hall and a beautiful beach that featured in the film Shakespeare in Love. Hunstanton boasts a Sea Life Sanctuary, a small fairground and lots of traditional seaside entertainment for parents and children alike. To the east, Blakeney offers the chance to take a boat trip to see the seal colonies, and it’s also a prime spot for crabbing. The bustling seaside towns of Sheringham and Cromer are a must-visit during your stay, with their fantastic beaches and a famous pier. History buffs will find that along with Holkham Hall, The Sandringham Estate and Blickling Hall (National Trust) are within easy reach as well.
When you feel like a change of pace, you can head to the medieval city of Norwich, or follow the Hanseatic Trail through old King’s Lynn. Add in RSPB sites and a wealth of wildlife reserves, great walks and cycle routes, tasty restaurants and charming cafés, and you’ll see exactly why this part of Norfolk remains a very popular choice for holiday goers. After a busy day exploring, you will find that Manor Cottage is just the place to relax, unwind and dream of adventures yet to come. Beach ½ mile. Shop 500 yards, pub and restaurant ½ mile.

Situated alongside the River Ant, these three beautiful properties boast open views across the Staithe and are within an easy drive of the Norfolk Broads and Norfolk’s coastline. Standing in the small hamlet of Stalham Staithe, a conservation area offering a relaxing waterside holiday location, these detached holiday houses, Solace (UKC2122), Riverside (UKC2296) and Teasel (UK11486) are nestled within the owner’s boatyard, where daily motor launches are available for private hire. River fishing is also available right on the doorstep (seasonal and licence required). The Norfolk Broads Museum is a few minutes’ walk away where you can discover the history of boating and The Broads. Wroxham, known as the capital of the Broads, is only 8 miles away.
A great family fun day out can be had at BeWILDerwood, a tree top adventure in Horning. The seaside resort of Sea Palling is 3½ miles away, or for quieter sandy beaches, take a trip to Waxham and Horsey. The city of Norwich makes for a great day out, with its cathedral, theatre, castle museum, excellent shopping, restaurants and cafés. Enjoy a day at the seaside resort of Great Yarmouth, only 16 miles away. The Weavers Way runs through the town and provides good walking and cycling opportunities. Stalham itself provides a host of amenities including a supermarket, shops, pubs, and restaurants. Beach 3½ miles. Shop and pub 500 yards, restaurant 50 yards.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 18 guests.

A well-presented apartment situated close to the centre of Sheringham in North Norfolk. Ideal for couples, solo travellers, or a small family looking to explore this beautiful stretch of coastline in a great location. Cromer 4.2 miles.

Seal Rocks is situated at Lendalfoot and has the most amazing views over the sea to Ailsa Craig and the Isle of Arran. The sunsets are something to behold and the beach is just a stone’s throw away.
Seal Rocks is just a 10-minute drive away from the seaside town of Girvan where you will find shops, restaurants, and a leisure centre with swimming pool. If you fancy something a bit different you can book a boat trip from Girvan harbour out to Ailsa Craig to see the nesting birds or book a fishing trip. Girvan also has great train links to the city of Glasgow perfect for a day out.
The Ayrshire coastal path runs along the coast and there are numerous sandy beaches to visit and coastal trails to explore. The area is steeped in history, with many ruined castles to explore, such as Dunure, Turnberry and Greenan. The world-famous Turnberry Resort is close by and in addition to golf, has a fantastic spa and outdoor centre. A visit and tour of Culzean Castle, designed by Robert Adams, is one not to be missed with its dramatic clifftop location, as is a trip to the 18th century Dumfries House, part of the Princes Foundation and home to an unrivalled collection of Chippendale furniture. The 2000-acre estate has been beautifully designed with stunning walks throughout the grounds. The pretty seaside towns of Ballantrae, Ayr, Prestwick and Troon are only a short drive away. The islands of Cumbrae and Arran are easily reached for a day out whilst day trips to Ireland can be taken from Cairnryan. Beach 150 yards.

Camoor Cottage is stone built property tucked away down a quiet side street in the traditional seaside town on Hornsea in the unspoilt East Riding of Yorkshire. This charming 18th century cottage provides spacious accommodation for four guests wishing to enjoy a traditional seaside holiday. The property is currently being renovated, so the property may differ to the images.
On entering the property there is a well-appointed living room area with a wall mounted TV and a selection of sofas. The fully equipped kitchen is to the rear and has all the facilities required of a modern holiday home. A breakfast bar provides the perfect spot to enjoy an early breakfast before heading out to enjoy the day. The house bathroom completes the ground floor accommodation.
Take the stairs to the first floor and you will find a large kingsize room with dual aspect windows and a small en-suite shower room and also a double room. Both the bedrooms have been furnished with guests’ comfort in mind and a great night’s sleep is guaranteed. Camoor Cottage has a small enclosed courtyard which retains one of the original cobbled walls. The private hot tub (for 3) is elevated on a decked area which also has seating to one side. There is also access from the courtyard to secure garage to the side of the property.
A short walk from the property is the main shopping street and here you will find all the amenities required for your stay. The nearest pub is but a stone’s throw away and the beach only a ten minute walk. Hornsea is home to Hornsea Meer, one of the largest freshwater lakes in Yorkshire. It is great for boating and birdwatching. A little further afield are the stunning Yorkshire Wolds where there are miles of cycle routes and footpaths to explore. Camoor Cottage will make the perfect place for your Yorkshire seaside holiday.

Hilton Farm Steading is the most charming, mid-terraced converted steading hidden away in a peaceful rural setting with a lovely large garden and uninterrupted views over fields. Set within a gorgeous courtyard along with a handful of properties, this two-bedroom cottage has everything to offer for a relaxing getaway and base to explore Scotland. Comfortable and welcoming you can sit and enjoy some TV in the evening and catch up on your favourite programme or soak up the sun while reading a book in the conservatory. Enjoy preparing romantic meals in this modern kitchen (installed in 2023). Along the hallway is a wet room as well as two bedrooms - both with double beds.
The property is perfectly located between Limekilns and Rosyth and only 3 miles south of the royal city of Dunfermline. There is easy access to fantastic motorway links and train stations, making this the ideal base for days out exploring. Edinburgh is only 30 minutes’ drive away or 20 minutes on the train. There is excellent local shopping in nearby Rosyth, as well as a couple of restaurants. A stone’s throw away lie the picturesque coastal villages of Limekilns and Charlestown, both within walking distance. Don’t forget a visit to the quaint historic village of Culross, with its colourful old houses and cobbled streets, the backdrop to the famous TV series ‘Outlander’.
From this fantastic central location, you can either head to Glasgow for the day, visit Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, or head to the bustling royal city of Dunfermline where you will be spoilt for choice for restaurants, great pubs, shops and entertainment. Drive over the famous Queensferry Crossing and grab one of the best ice creams in the delightful little town of South Queensferry. As you have easy access to the motorways why not head north along to St Andrews and stop at some of the picturesque fishing villages dotted along the very impressive Fife Coastline. The choices are endless!

Platform 10 is a tastefully presented, modern, three bedroom, double-fronted house, situated in a wonderful location set back from the historic Bideford Railway Station platform, with its static engine and carriage displays. The station and old railway line form part of the famous North Devon Tarka Trail, which is a popular foot and cycle path that meanders through the Torridge Valley.
Downstairs accommodation comprises of an entrance hall with a coat cupboard and a cloakroom. The bright and airy, dual aspect living room has French doors leading out to the rear garden and the space is comfortably furnished with a four-seater sofa, armchair, 43" TV with integrated DVD, a bookcase and a coffee table. The spacious kitchen/dining room is extremely well equipped with ample worktop space and built-in appliances.
The first floor has three bedrooms, and the two front facing ones have glimpses of the river, with Bideford town beyond. The master has a super kingsize bed and its own en-suite shower room and the second bedroom has a king bed. The third bedroom has a small single bed suitable for a child. The family bathroom comprises of a tasteful, white three piece suite with a shower over the bath. At the rear is a secluded enclosed garden with a paved terrace, stone chippings, a table with two chairs and a two-seat bench.
Platform 10 in Bideford sits astride the South West Coast Path and offers access to the Tarka Trail, a long-distance track and cycle way which follows the old railway line alongside the river. Boats leave from Bideford on day trips to Lundy island. There is much to see in the area with attractions to suit all, including The Big Sheep, The Milky Way, the wonderful coastal village of Clovelly and RHS Rosemoor Gardens at Torrington, plus its famous glass factory.
The sandy surfing beaches of Westward Ho!, Saunton Sands, Woolacombe and Croyde are all an easy drive. Discover Instow for sailing, or across the estuary children can enjoy crabbing at historic Appledore. The property is also only a few minutes drive from the A39, enabling you to explore further afield across North Devon and North Cornwall.