Friday, 29 March 2013

English Escapes


Out of the four nations that make up the United Kingdom, England is the largest of them. It also has the largest population out of the four with almost 52 million inhabitants (approximately 80% of the population of the UK). It is great destination to enjoy whether staying in the countryside of the capital city. Some great accommodation includes The Tender in East Ruston, Slatters Cottage in Moreton-in-Marsh, and The Draycott Place in Chelsea.

The Tender, East Ruston

This beautiful single storey annexe is situated in a very quiet village. Last year The Tender was converted and completed to a high standards with a large king size double bed and lots of artistic and luxury touches throughout the property. The property is dog friendly the ideal location for dog walking. Bird watchers and nature lovers will also find the area very intriguing. The surrounding area has lots of quiet sandy, beaches, woodland, interesting towns and villages close by and the village is on the edge of the Broads National Park.

Slatters Cottage, Moreton-in-Marsh

This property is a luxurious Grade ll listed building self catering holiday cottage located in the Cotswolds, parts of which date back to the 17th century. Situated in a quiet country lane in Bourton-on-the-Hill near Moreton-in-Marsh. It is the ideal location for those who are looking for a romantic getaway as well as a great base for those who are looking to explore the Cotswolds.

The Draycott Place, Chelsea

This apartment is located in The Draycott Place, a beautifully refurbished Victorian building. The property offers a selection of large studios and one bedroom apartments. The generous living space bonds comfortable and elegant period furnishings with modern, fully equipped kitchens and gleaming en-suite bathrooms. The apartments are located in Chelsea, an extremely desirable residential area in London.

For more information about these properties please feel free to contact Travelling Suitcase at:

http://www.travellingsuitcase.co.uk

Friday, 22 March 2013

The Luscious Lake District


The Lake District is famous for its breathtaking scenery, teeming with wildlife, and cultural heritage. With its cool, clear lakes, tarns and rivers, ancient woodlands, diverse landscape, and wealth of wildlife it’s a great location to enjoy outdoor activities or relax in peace and quietness. There is an excellent array of accommodation to choose from including Pavey Ark in Bowness, Low Plumgarths Farm House in Kendal, and Langmere Barn in Appleby.


This stunning lakeland property is situated in the most striking and desirable location above Bowness-On-Windermere. With views of the stunning scenery across Windermere from the sitting room and balcony. The property has fantastic facilities including an indoor swimming pool, sauna and TV/media room. It was once the temporary home from home for the Harry Potter stars and film crew. It is set in 10 acres of lakeland woodland, with sloping gardens, terraces, and a barbeque area.


This traditional 17th century detached farmhouse is situated in 24 acres of farmland the small hamlet of Plumgarths at the gateway of the Lake District National Park. The property has been lovingly renovated to the highest standards with its original beams and oak panelling giving the farmhouse its individual charm.


This delightful barn conversion is in an ideal location for enjoying a holiday in the beautiful Eden Valley. Within easy reach of Ullswater and the Lakes, and only 3 miles from the picturesque old market town of Appleby. The spacious accommodation has recently been refurbished, making it an great base for scenic walks, mountain biking, and pony trekking. For cycle hire there is Penrith as well as the interesting Rheged Centre 11 miles away.

For more information about any of the above accommodation please feel free to visit Cottages.co.uk at:


Friday, 15 March 2013

Scottish Staycations

Scotland - famed for its beautiful countryside, Loch Ness and Haggis. A great destination to visit for both families and couple. There are an array of accommodation to choose from including Southwest Scotland Holiday Parks in Dumfries & Galloway, West Highland Holiday Cottages in Inverness-shire, and John O'Groats in Caithness.

Southwest Scotland Holiday Parks, Dumfries & Galloway

The holiday parks are situated near the village of Glenluce in Dumfries and Galloway. The properties are family owned and operated, offering a great selection of caravan and lodge holiday homes. It is a great location for family holidays or couples retreats and is the ideal base for exploring southern Scotland. There are a variety of activities you can participate in including golf, fishing, water sports, cycling and hill walking.

West Highland Holiday Cottages in Inverness-shire

These cottages are located amongst some of the most beautiful scenery in Scotland. The properties are adjacent to the Tulloch railway station on the famous West Highland Line. It is also the ideal location to engage in outdoor activities of which the Scottish Highlands are famous. The many outdoor activities include canoeing, climbing, mountaineering and walking, fishing, cycling, snowboarding and skiing.

John O'Groats in Caithness

This property is located on the northern tip of Scotland, situated in a tiny hamlet set amongst some of the most sensational and extreme landscapes. The property is in the style of the highly acclaimed luxury eco-lodges at The Yorkshire Dales site. The three bedroom residence has been designed to offer the best views of the coast and natural surroundings. It is also located within the grounds of the famous John O'Groats hotel.

For more information about any of these holidays you can contact Michael Paul Holidays at:

http://www.michaelpaulholidays.co.uk

Friday, 8 March 2013

Holidaying in the UK

Holidays in the UK are a great way of escaping the hustle and bustle of everyday life and exploring the countryside. Whether you are a couple or family there is always something for everyone. Some great accommodation includes Tack House in Hayle, Plymouth Hoe Holiday Apartments in Plymouth, and Garemount Lodge in Helensburgh.

Tack House, Hayle

This stunning property has been recently refurbished, based in the beautiful town of Hayle. It is located close to the beach and various amenities. This superb detached two storey house has an enclosed private garden and decked patio perfect for alfresco dining. The property sleeps two and is perfect for a romantic break.

Plymouth Hoe Holiday Apartments, Plymouth

These high quality self catering flats are great for holiday makers visiting Plymouth. The apartments are perfectly positioned between Plymouth Hoe and Plymouth's Historic Barbican district with its wide range of cafés, restaurants and trendy bars. The flats are dog friendly and so owners with a well behaved dog are welcomed.

Garemount Lodge, Helensburgh

This 4 star accommodation adjoins a beautiful home, with a large garden overlooking the Gareloch near Helensburgh and close to Loch Lomond. Garemount lodge is the ideal location for exploring this part of Scotland. Situated on the Clyde Sea Lochs Trail, adjoining the Loch Lomond National Park, and is within an hour of Glasgow, Stirling, the Trossachs, and Inveraray.

For more information please feel free to contact us at:

http://www.travellingsuitcase.co.uk

Friday, 1 March 2013

Beautiful Bude

Bude is a small seaside resort town located in the North of Cornwall, in the civil parish of Bude-Stratton and at the mouth of the River Neet. It is situated south west of Stratton, south of Flexbury and Poughill, and north of Widemouth Bay. The coast of Bude faces the Celtic Sea, part of the Atlantic Ocean. There is an array of accommodation available in this serene seaside town including the Carpenters Cottage, Inglenook Cottage, and 3-Ginco Cottage.

Carpenters Cottage, Bude

The former carpentry has been transformed into a comfortable and spacious cottage. It is an ideal holiday retreat for couples or a small family. The property is a handful of minutes away from the north Cornwall coast, however, you can see views of both the coast and moorland from the unique decked lookout at the top of the garden. The lookout at the end of the garden is a great place to relax after a busy day exploring what Bude has to offer.

Inglenook Cottage, Bude

This charming detached stone cottage has been converted and equipped to the highest standards. The property is in an idyllic location to visit the many attractions that the area has to offer. Situated in a small hamlet, it lies halfway between Bude and Launceston. It is close enough to the moors and also near enough to explore the Cornish coastline.

3-Ginco Cottage, Bude

This stunning 16th century cottage is located in a secluded rural setting, sheltered on the owners rural farm. The cottage is surrounded by luscious green meadows and mature trees, offering peace and tranquility. When approaching the property there is a long private drive, with a spacious parking area for up to 3 cars. It also has a large, well equipped, kitchen/diner boasts a beamed ceiling and slate floor with a coal and wood burning fire.

For more information you can visit their website at:

http://cottages.co.uk/