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The exterior view showcases a charming wooden structure with a slate roof, accompanied by a rustic gazebo featuring cushioned seating. Lush greenery and potted plants are positioned along the steps leading to the entrance, under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds.
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4.98 out of 5 average rating, 592 reviews

Wood View - Stylish Countryside Retreat with views

Welcome to “Wood View@The Old Grain House. A beautiful oak framed studio set in the grounds of our private family home. A quiet, charming part of Hereford countryside surrounded by farmland and woodland. 5 miles from Hereford, 8 miles Ross, 5 min from Holme Lacy College and 45 minute drive to Hay on Wye. Suitable for one person or a couple, short or long stay, business or pleasure, this is the perfect location for a peaceful retreat whilst exploring many of the famous nearby tourist attractions.

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A curved wooden pod is situated on a gravel area, with a wooden deck extending from the entrance. Two white chairs and a small black fire pit are positioned nearby. A Scandinavian hot tub is visible to the right, surrounded by natural foliage.
Hut
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 135 reviews

Greenditch Pod-Luxury Lakeside Glamping, Cotswolds

Enjoy a beautifully unique glamping experience in Greenditch, one of our two luxuriously appointed, off grid pods at Hideaway Horton. Located next to the secluded private lake on our working family farm on the Cotswold escarpment, Greenditch is nestled into the bank at the edge of the woods, facing south across the water with unspoilt rural views. Embrace all that nature has to offer outside & then retreat into the pod where a sumptuous bed, en-suite bathroom & all creature comforts await you.

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The exterior of the Lodge is shown, featuring a wooden facade with an inviting green door. Two wicker chairs are positioned on the patio, accompanied by decorative plants in terracotta pots. Lush greenery surrounds the area, enhancing the tranquil setting.
Cabin
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 145 reviews

Tranquil, idyllic rural getaway

In the grounds of a rural former Victorian railway station in beautiful Herefordshire. The Lodge is close enough to get a glimpse of the steam trains that occasionally pass but secluded and quiet with its own private garden set in beautiful countryside. The Cathedral City of Hereford just 15 mins drive and the market town of Leominster (gateway to the Black and White Village Trail) 10 mins. Nearby Bodenham Village offers village shop, garage and popular 16th century public house and beer garden

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A secluded cabin is nestled among lush greenery, elevated on a wooden deck. The structure features a slanted roof and is surrounded by diverse foliage, enhancing the tranquil environment. Sunlight filters through the trees, creating dappled shadows on the ground.
Holiday home
5 out of 5 average rating, 247 reviews

A cosy rural retreat

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Located in the beautiful Teme Valley, you'll be perfectly placed to explore the stunning countryside. Very private with a cosy log burner, fire pit area and state of the art hot tub as well as a stunning bath to soak all your stresses away in. Relax in the reclining sofa to a movie on Netflix thanks to Sky TV with super fast broadband. A fully equipped kitchen including a dishwasher and bi fold doors straight onto the decking for the warmer days.

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A rustic cabin is framed by a large, leafy tree, with a stone exterior highlighted by a wooden overhang. The sign 'Beautiful Elm' is prominently displayed. Green grass and an open landscape provide a serene setting, while a simple chair is placed beside the building.
Tiny home
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 329 reviews

Cosy countryside log cabin with wood burner & WiFi

Get cozy and settle into this rustic hideaway, located on the edge of the scenic downs link with miles of stunning walks, bike rides and positioned on the outskirts of the beautiful and historic village of Slinfold, only 20 min from Gatwick Airport. Plenty of amenities close by with lovely village pub, village shop and church all within a few minutes walk. NOTE Cosy Christmas cabin available from the 1st December, decorated for the festive period. We can take booking beyond 3 months on request.

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The wooden cabin is surrounded by lush greenery, featuring a spacious veranda adorned with festoon lights. A hammock is suspended on the porch, inviting relaxation. Sunlight filters through the trees, creating a serene atmosphere in the peaceful outdoor setting.
Cabin
5 out of 5 average rating, 465 reviews

Countryside Cabin with Hot Tub and Tree Deck

Pear Tree Cabin is located in the quiet and peaceful hamlet of Ham in Somerset, sitting in the grounds of a seventeenth century thatched cottage on a quiet country lane surrounded by beautiful countryside. Relax in the hot tub spa after a busy day or share a drink on the tree deck built into a 400 year old Oak tree. Cook in a fully equipped kitchen or enjoy the rain whilst sat in a rocking chair. Snooze in a hammock and then relax in front of a film before heading to a comfy king size bed.

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Barn
5 out of 5 average rating, 203 reviews

Welcome to the Wild West! Cool Stoop Shack with HT

Step back to the days of pioneers and prohibition when you come and abide with us at Still House, our beautiful shack for two. Located just two miles inland, this unique let is set on a private and quiet estate, it blends cosy with curiosities and furnishings straight from the frontier. Perfect for couples and honeymooners, we have all you need for a memorable stay - including a hot tub on your own private porch, open-fire and fully equipped kitchen. a must do for a refresh and de-stress.

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The distinctive grain silo structure is set in a natural landscape, featuring a smooth metallic exterior that reflects the sky. Windows are positioned to allow natural light, while a garden area with potted plants is visible near the entrance, enhancing the rustic charm of the surroundings.
Tower
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 113 reviews

Plas Y Cadno Grain Silo

You won’t forget the peaceful surroundings of this rustic destination. Nestled on a working farm in the Heart of Wales. A meticulously restored grain silo full of character and unique features; a study in using, re-using & recycling wood metal and functional parts. Seamlessly blending agricultural, industrial, & steam-punk; and warmed throughout with classical features and local salvaged hardwoods. Due to the design of the silo and its unique features it's more suited to adult guests only.

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An open sleeping area features a comfortable king size bed adorned with green bedding and coordinated towels. Plants are positioned throughout the room, with a unique chandelier incorporating potted greenery. Natural wood accents and a floral mural enhance the room's connection to nature.
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5 out of 5 average rating, 100 reviews

Rural, design led hideaway for 2 with hot tub

The Potting Shed - This off grid design led hideaway is the perfect romantic getaway for nature lovers. Quirky interiors gleaming with vintage finds, recycled materials and rustic , rural charm in a botanical colour palette. A short walk through our meadow, passing our miniature ponies, takes you to the orchard and veggie plot where you are invited to sample our seasonal fruits, herbs and vegetables. Embracing the outdoors but still providing modern luxuries and practical conveniences.

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4.99 out of 5 average rating, 601 reviews

Luxury architectural retreat/ East Sussex views

Oliveswood barn a self contained contemporary Architect designed Barn is a luxurious couples retreat, a detached structure surrounded by beautiful AONB countryside with outstanding views. Dog friendly. Close to many famous houses and gardens ,Sissinghurst Castle, Great Dixter, Chartwell, Batemans and Scotney Castle. The Spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells is a 20 minute drive away. Wadhurst our nearest village has 2 small supermarkets, great butcher, deli, 2 pubs and takeaways.

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A cozy cinema room is highlighted by a spacious bed with soft bedding, positioned in front of a wall-mounted projector. Surrounding audio equipment is visible, and artwork decorates the walls. Soft blue lighting accents the ceiling, creating a unique cinematic ambiance.
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4.99 out of 5 average rating, 563 reviews

The Reel Cinema Experience

A revolutionary home cinema experience built from a passion for films and sound. If you think your local cinema is good then boy have I got a treat for you! You get the full immersive surround sound 'reference' (top of the range) system, full gaming experience including PS4, Disney+, Netflix, Spotify, Youtube, Sky to browse to your hearts content, your own personal garden with a BBQ, a super king size sleigh bed, your own luxurious shower, slipper bath, and toilet.

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A green shepherd's hut is positioned on wooden stilts among tall trees, featuring a set of steps adorned with vibrant flower boxes. A hanging chair is suspended from a nearby tree, creating a relaxed outdoor space.
Shepherd’s hut
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 171 reviews

Steam Railway Shepherd’s Hut, Somerset

The Railway Hut is a self-contained shepherd’s hut for two, with luxuriously comfortable double bed with all seasons duvet. En-suite shower room with complimentary toiletries. Kitchenette with all the basics ready for your arrival. For the chilly winter evenings you’ll find a cosy log burner laid and ready to light. Outside facilities include designated parking, private outdoor seating, bbq and fire pit. We also have secure bike storage.

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All about United Kingdom

The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland may be geographically small, but this diverse collection of islands have rich, intertwined histories that stretch back thousands of years, taking in the Neolithic standing stones of Stonehenge, the 11th-century Warwick Castle, and spectacular Georgian architecture in Edinburgh and Bath. Take a scenic steam train ride through Scotland’s majestic landscape, hop on a boat to enjoy the peace and solitude of the Isles of Iona and Skye off the coast of Western Scotland, and follow the Wild Atlantic Way around the rugged Northern Irish coast, stopping off to explore the famous geometric rocks of Giant’s Causeway.

Outdoors enthusiasts are drawn to the surf at Cornish beaches, smooth sailing in the Lake District, and the mountains of Snowdonia National Park — the views can be enjoyed as you climb them, or from a seat on the Snowdon Mountain Railway — while lovers of architecture can admire the spa towns of Harrogate in Yorkshire and Bath in Somerset.

London’s mix of centuries-old buildings and cutting-edge architecture — from the 16th-century St James’s Palace and countless Victorian pubs to the vertiginous Shard skyscraper — contrasts with the thatched cottages and tiny pretty villages of the Cotswolds.

What are the top things to do in United Kingdom?

Northumberland

The untamed green county of Northumberland is packed with medieval castles, Iron Age hillforts, and the largest Dark Sky Park in the UK, where there’s plenty of scope for awe-inspiring stargazing. Just off the coast, the tiny Farne Islands, an important wildlife sanctuary protected by the National Trust, are home to more than 100,000 puffins over the summer breeding months.

London

From Indian street food on Brick Lane to the fountains and swathes of lawn in Hyde Park and Regents Park, London is a patchwork of period architecture, global cuisine, and glittering high-rises. Borough Market offers open-air cafes, organic produce, and handmade pastries close to the banks of the Thames, while Spitalfields Market is home to record stalls, racks of vintage clothes, and quirky antiques, and Dalston Lane in Hackney forms the canvas for kaleidoscopic street art.

Wales

Adventure-seekers and wildlife watchers flock to the glorious peaks and valleys of the Brecon Beacons National Park in South Wales, near the English border. Mountain biking and pony trekking are popular, and you can go boating, fishing, or windsurfing on Llangorse Lake. In the southwest, the Gower Peninsula — the UK’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty — offers dramatic seascapes and carpets of wild heather. You’ll spot grey seals, porpoises, and dolphins here, and the sweeping shoreline of Rhossili Bay is a haven for surfers.

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