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With two ensuite bedrooms, this delightful, immaculate and beautifully renovated Victorian cottage enjoys countryside views. Peacefully set and with lovely walks on the doorstep, it is one of a pretty pair just 3 miles from the market town of Bungay, with its excellent inns, restaurants, antique shops and a fine indoor swimming pool. The coastal gem of Southwold is within easy reach, RSPB Minsmere and historic Norwich with its castle, cathedral and excellent shopping are within 18 miles. St. Pet - hoseasons.co.uk

A haven of luxury amidst peaceful meadowland, these two privately situated cottages enjoy beautiful views of the Cleveland Hills. Smartly furnished in contemporary style, and each with a hot tub in its exclusive garden, they make a superbly relaxing base for walking or touring the North Yorkshire Dales, moorland coast and the Durham Dales. Hutton Rudby, a pretty village with pubs, restaurants, shops and a welcoming tennis club, is 2½ miles. Train trips up the Esk Valley to Whitby, Beamish Open A - hoseasons.co.uk

Lying in the heart of a conservation village, just over a mile from a sandy beach, this detached 18th century cottage boasts a wealth of beams and pretty soft furnishings. Nestling between a large garden and a sheltered courtyard it is set next to the owners: home in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Mundesley (2 miles) offers lovely sandy beaches, walking on dramatic cliffs and golf, whilst Cromer, famous for its crabs, end of pier theatre (in season), and golf course is just 5 miles. Pub - hoseasons.co.uk

Combining 400 year old beams with contemporary and very comfortable furnishing, this delightful cottage sits in a row of three at the heart of Castleton's picturesque marketplace in a superb walking area with waymarked paths in all directions. Yards away, and open all year round, are dining pubs, shops, tea rooms, a visitor centre, famous Blue John Caverns and the entrance to walks in Cavedale. Peveril Castle is nearby, and Buxton's theatre and spa pool, Chatsworth and Lyme Park (N.T.) a - hoseasons.co.uk

Bordering both Devon and Somerset, in a gloriously unspoilt and peaceful location at the end of a farm road, these delightful cottages are set on a non working farm with stunning views across a west Dorset landscape. The cottages are set around a large courtyard each with its own patio, decking and enclosed garden. This setting is a paradise for walkers with the Wessex Ridgeway passing the door, and for fishermen, with the owners' private lake for coarse fishing 300 yards away. The picturesq - hoseasons.co.uk

:Enjoying far reaching rural views, this comfortable, well equipped cottage is peacefully set only 2 miles from the beautiful South Downs. With its small, south facing garden with access to large garden, it lies across the courtyard from the owners' home. The town of Lewes, with its Norman castle and charming cobbled medieval lanes, is 3½ miles, and Glyndebourne Opera, Herstmonceux Castle and Observatory, Borde Hill Gardens, Wakehurst Place and Brighton's many seaside attractions are all - hoseasons.co.uk

Set on a 70 acre arable farm, in an area of outstanding natural beauty, 6 miles from the Suffolk Heritage Coastline, these two recent conversions of old farm buildings combine comfort with a superbly secluded location. Beside the cottages, a footpath leads across farmland to Blythburgh and Southwold, an elegant seaside resort. Close by are sandy beaches, RSPB Minsmere and Dunwich Heath (N.T.), whilst Aldeburgh is a little further. Working mills, castles, a wildlife park and Sutton Hoo are easily - hoseasons.co.uk

In the heart of a picturesque and welcoming village, this charming 17th century cottage sits tucked away at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and enjoying lovely far reaching rural views to the rear. Straddling the River Eamont at the head of Lake Ullswater, Pooley Bridge is graced by its 16th century bridge and two wide main streets, lined with quaint gift shops, tea rooms and visitor services, which overlook the water sports activity on the lake. With Penrith (5 miles), Keswick and Lake Windermere - hoseasons.co.uk

Dating back to 1600 and bursting with character and charm, these tastefully converted barns retain many of their original features whilst offering all modern comforts in their smartly furnished interiors. Lovely country walks can be enjoyed from the doorstep or visitors may prefer to relax with a spot of fly and coarse fishing on the owners' adjoining land. Set on a courtyard, and each enjoying its own terrace and lawned garden, the cottages are located in Plealey, a peaceful and pretty vill - hoseasons.co.uk

Enjoying splendid views over the lakes and a magnificent setting in a 30 acre private wooded nature reserve on the fringes of the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds, these five superb lodges have been furnished to the highest standards. All offer spacious accommodation with beautifully co-ordinated themed furnishings. This is a relaxing and peaceful holiday base where the expanses of clear tranquil water abound with fish, wildfowl and other birds –: a paradise for anglers who enjoy superb coarse fish - hoseasons.co.uk

This enchanting Grade II thatched cottage sits at the end of a quaint little row, quietly situated across a small bridge over a stream in a very picturesque conservation village just 200 yards from the inn. Nestling in a wooded valley, Dalham is just 5 miles from Newmarket, centre for horse racing and 7 miles from historic Bury St Edmunds. Duxford Imperial War Museum and Cambridge under 15 miles. Shop and P.O. 2 miles. - hoseasons.co.uk

Perfect for golfers, this newly converted and smartly furnished, detached property and its enclosed garden lie beside the owner's par 3, 9 hole golf course (pictured). Pickering 1½ miles, has good shopping, steam railway, castle and swimming pool. An ideal base for exploring the nearby beautiful Wolds and 'Heartbeat' moorlands. Eden Camp and Flamingoland are both close by. York, Castle Howard, Scarborough, Whitby and Robin Hood's Bay are all within easy reach. Pub serving food 50 - hoseasons.co.uk

In an outstanding position on the edge of the Wye Valley, this recently converted barn commands panoramic views across the valley to the Black Mountains of Wales beyond. Lovingly restored, with a feature fireplace and exposed beams, it lies 1½ miles from good pubs, restaurants and shops. Offering direct access to many footpaths, including the Offa's Dyke long distance path, it is within easy reach of Clearwell Caves, Tintern Abbey, Symond's Yat, Chepstow and a myriad places of interest. - hoseasons.co.uk

In the heart of 1066 Country, this quaint oast house offers comfortable and peaceful accommodation, its sitting room and double bedroom in the oast's roundel. Enjoying views (pictured) over open countryside, it sits in the grounds of the owners' home, where they run a small private livery yard. Just 2 miles away is the historic town of Battle, and the beaches at Hastings and Bexhill are 8 miles. Picturesque Rye, Bodiam and Pevensey Castles, and Sissinghurst are all easily accessible. Pub - hoseasons.co.uk

Enjoying its own peaceful and private garden adjoining countryside with views across the Derwent Valley, this attractively and very comfortably furnished detached house stands in the village of Darley Bridge, just 100 yards from the village pubs and 200 yards from the river where fishing can be enjoyed. Avoca offers an excellent base for exploring this beautiful area. The steam railway, 'Peak Rail' is just a ½ mile away, Matlock and Bakewell, Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall are all with - hoseasons.co.uk

Overlooking corn fields, this spacious and comfortably furnished family home lies on an arable farm in this pleasant village. Set near the owners' farmhouse, it is just a mile from Saxtead's famed working Post Mill (E.H.) which dates from 1776. Framlingham Castle, Shawsgate Vineyard and Easton Farm Park are all within 3 miles and the Heritage Coast is just a gentle 30 minute drive. Shops and inns 2 miles. - hoseasons.co.uk

In beautiful countryside at the heart of the Cotswolds, these recently converted cottages present an attractive opportunity to explore this lovely region. Whilst retaining their original charm, they are cosy and very comfortable and stand in a courtyard, adjacent to the owner's home on a mixed working farm. Less than 3 miles away are the fine shops, pubs, restaurants and antique emporia of the bustling market town of Stow-on-the-Wold, is the highest of the Cotswold towns. Popular Bourton-on- - hoseasons.co.uk

Enjoying a village location in lovely Weardale, yet only 9 miles from historic Durham, Old Chapel Cottages make an ideal base for exploring the area's varied attractions. Durham boasts good shops, an imposing cathedral and seasonal river boat trips: and quad biking at Hardwick Hall (12 miles), Diggerworld (16 miles), the Bowes Museum and Killhope Mining Centre offer great days out. Fell walking in stunning scenery, golf and riding are available nearby, whilst Hamsterley Forest's walking - hoseasons.co.uk

Peacefully set enjoying country views, this very comfortable, spacious beamed cottage sits just 300 yards from the village inn, tennis courts and bowling green. The owners' neatly maintained working farm and small riding stables lie adjacent, whilst Ashbourne, with its interesting shopping, swimming pool, many restaurants and cafes, is only 6 miles distant. Alton towers, Chatsworth, Kedleston and Sudbury Halls (both N.T.), Matlock Bath and Carsington Water are all under 10 miles. Golf, cycle - hoseasons.co.uk

In a village location on the delightful, unspoilt and historic Holy Island of Lindisfarne, these Grade II listed fishermen's cottages offer modern comforts whilst retaining charm and original character. Just minutes away there are sandy beaches, Winery (home of the famous Lindisfarne Mead), Lindisfarne Castle (N.T.) and Priory. The island (accessible only by causeway at low tide: the owner provides timetables), remains a tranquil haven for walkers and bird watchers, yet lies only 5 miles fro - hoseasons.co.uk