4 bedroom detached bungalow for sale in Reynards Road, Welwyn, Herts, AL6

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Bungalow in unique elevated location
Over 2 Acres including paddocks, barn and stables, ideal for small equestrian facility
Swimming pool and pool house/separate annexe with Double bedroom, Shower room and Living Space
Double garage
4/5 bedrooms and 3 reception rooms
2 Cloakrooms & 3 Bathrooms
Long sweeping driveway
Full planning permission (2015) to create 2 further bedrooms both with en suite and large orangery to the rear of the property.
Viewing highly recommended

Entrance Vestibule 
Oak laminate flooring, radiator, inset spot lights to ceiling.
Hall 
Entrance Hall - This impressive approach to the accommodation has Oak laminate flooring, radiator, coving to ceiling, dado rail, inset ceiling spotlights, cloaks cupboard with bi-fold doors and additional shelved cupboard. Double Oak doors lead to: Sitting Room 
19'8 x 13'5 (5.99m x 4.09m) - A lovely bright room with window to the front overlooking the front garden and far reaching views over Reynards Spring to the South East and bordering countryside. There is coving to the ceiling, radiator, dado rail, inset ceiling spotlights and opening to: Dining Room 
11'6 x 11'6 (3.51m x 3.51m) - With coving to ceiling, radiator, dado rail, window to the front and door to Kitchen/breakfast room. Living Room 
19'7 x 13'5 (5.97m x 4.09m) - Accessed via the entrance hall and kitchen/breakfast room with coving to ceiling, dado rail, radiator, inset ceiling spotlights, TV aerial socket, attractive Marble fireplace with gas fire grate and a pair of sliding patio doors leading to the extensive sun terrace. Cloakroom 
White suite comprising low level concealed flush WC and wash hand basin inset into cream high gloss vanity cupboard with chrome mixer tap. There are fully tiled walls, ceramic floor tiles, radiator and an opaque window to the front. Kitchen/Breakfast Room 
15'6 x15'5 (4.72m x 4.70m) - Fitted with a range of white Shaker style wall and base units with roll top working surfaces above, tiled splash backs and inset 11/2 bowl ceramic sink with chrome mixer tap, waste disposal and filtered water tap. All modern appliances including a cooking range, dishwasher and American style fridge/freezer, together with ceramic floor tiles, window to the rear overlooking the garden and pool area, inset ceiling spotlights, radiator and opening to: Utility Room 
14'5 x 11'5 (4.39m x 3.48m) - Again fitted with white Shaker style base units with roll top working surfaces above, tiled splash backs and inset ceramic double sink with chrome mixer tap. There are ceramic floor tiles, inset ceiling spotlights, coving to ceiling, radiator, airing cupboard, window to rear, glazed door to rear garden, door to double garage and further door
Inner Lobby 
2nd Cloakroom - Fitted with a white suite comprising low level dual flush WC and wash hand basin inset into high gloss vanity cupboard with chrome mixer tap. There are fully tiled walls, ceramic floor tiles and opaque window to the side. Bedroom 1 - 
13'6 x 13'5 (4.11m x 4.09m) - With coving to ceiling, inset ceiling spotlights, radiator, fitted cherry wood effect wardrobes, window to the front overlooking open countryside and door to:
Bedroom 2 
16'6 x 14'2 (5.03m x 4.32m) - Another double room with coving to ceiling, chrome inset ceiling spotlights, built in cupboard with bi fold doors, airing cupboard housing hot water cylinder, fitted Oak wood effect wardrobes, TV aerial socket and door to: En-Suite Bathroom 
7'7 x 7'3 (2.31m x 2.21m) - Fitted with a white suite comprising sunken double ended bath with glass shower screen and chrome wall mounted shower, wash hand basin inset into oak effect vanity cupboard with granite top, 2 mirrored cabinets above and shaver socket and wall mounted WC. There is a chrome ladder style heated towel rail, fully tiled walls, ceramic floor tiles, chrome inset ceiling spotlights and opaque window to the rear. Bedroom 3 
13'6 x 9'8 (4.11m x 2.95m) - With coving to ceiling, inset ceiling spotlights, radiator, built in cupboard with bi fold doors, TV aerial socket and window to the rear. Bedroom 4 
16'6 x 11'7 (5.03m x 3.53m) - With coving to ceiling, inset ceiling spotlights, radiator, built in cupboard with bi fold doors, TV aerial socket and window to the front.
Bathroom 
Bathroom - Fitted with a white suite comprising shaped bath with glass shower screen and chrome wall mounted shower and taps, low level dual flush WC and wash handbasin inset into white vanity unit with chrome monobloc mixer tap, mirror and overhead lighting. There are fully tiled walls, ceramic floor tiles, inset ceiling spotlights, chrome ladder style heated towel rail, shaver socket and extractor fan. Double Garage 
17'3 x 17'1 (5.26m x 5.21m) - With electric up and over door, light and power and wall mounted gas boiler providing for heating and domestic hot water. There is a radiator, windows to side and personal door to the kitchen. A driveway runs from the front to the rear of the plot and affords additional parking for numerous vehicles.
Rear Garden 
Sun terrace to the rear of the property with low level wall and a mature rockery planted with an array of Heathers, Conifers and Perennials. Steps lead to a good size formal lawn with borders of shrubs and trees.
There is a heated kidney shaped swimming pool surrounded by an additional sun terrace. To the rear of the plot there are 2 greenhouses and a large raised bed vegetable garden. Front Garden 
Landscaped mainly laid to lawn with a mixture of shrubs and trees together with an ornamental fish pond and well stocked rockery. Pool House 
320 Sq Ft - In an elevated position this useful outbuilding is currently being used as a pool room and gym but could quite easily be used as an occasional guest suite, comprising living area, bedroom and shower room. Garden 
Outside Plot approximately 2 acres with the rear extending to 593' with a width of 108' and the front garden measuring approximately 205' long x 108' wide
Stables - 63'5 x 18'4 (19.33m x 5.59m) - Detached stable block of concrete construction recently fully refurbished including a complete new steel roof. Currently divided into 3 loose boxes and a storage area. Separate tack room and stable yard.
Paddocks - 2 paddocks surround by post and rail fencing.
Workshop - 49'6 x 19'7 (15.09m x 5.97m) - Double doors with wall and base units and useful work bench. There is light and power and a working cast iron log burner.

Gower Self Catering Accommodation - Penrice Castle Cottages

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The origins of the Penrice Estate can be traced back to the twelfth century when a Norman knight took the name of de Penrice and was gifted the land that became the Estate. A mile from the coast, Penrice Castle has panoramic views over Oxwich Bay.

On the Estate are fifteen lovely self catering Gower holiday cottages, sleeping between three and eight. Bookings are from Friday to Friday. A few are described below: For full details on each cottage please go to our main address.

Bayview Cottage Prices from £455pw to £1025pw in high season.

Situated in Penrice Village. Sleeps 6-7. Private parking. Gas central heating. A typical detached Gower cottage overlooking the village green. It has a lovely enclosed garden with wonderful sea views. Beamed ceilings and an open fireplace, flat screen tv and DVD.

One double bedroom, one twin bedded room, one single room and a single room with a pull out bed.

The stable outside has a ping pong table and darts board and there is an outside additional toilet.

Church Cottage Penrice Village prices from £355pw to £870pw in high season. Sleeps 4. Gas central heating.

Church Cottage is the oldest of all the Penrice cottages. It is on the green facing the church. The village clockmaker used to live here. It has a lot of old fashioned charm and atmosphere with a lovely enclosed cottage garden and large grounds.

One double bedded room and a twin bedded room with a downstairs bathroom with shower over bath. Open fire the dining hall and a cosy sitting room with beams and a flat screen tv and DVD.

Penrice Old Farmhouse Prices from £580 to £1320 in high season.

Sleeps 8. Gas-fired central heating. An imposing detached large farmhouse with extensive lawns and attractive outbuildings, including a listed Granary on staddle stones. A good holiday home for families who like plenty of space. This house also has the added advantage of an additional second sitting room and a games room where table tennis, darts are available.

Two king size bedded rooms and two twin bedded rooms. One bathroom and one shower room.

Back Field - Prices from £525 to £1195 in high season. Three bedrooms, sleeps up to 6.

Originally Back Field belonged to the adjoining Penrice Old Farmhouse as the animal sheds. During 2008 the property has been lovingly converted into top quality holiday accommodation. It is an 'L' shaped property with a very interesting exposed vaulted ceiling. There is a large kitchen/dining room and a good sized sitting room with a log burner and a flat screen television. The bedrooms have en-suites, two with baths with showers above and one of the doubles has a shower room. Both the doubles have king size beds. The house is light and bright with a mix of old and modern. Outside there is a large lawned area, a small patio with seating and a barbecue. There is a separate driveway to that of Penrice Old Farmhouse and a fence between the two properties. The garden is quite private with seasonal views across Penrice Top Park. Short breaks are available form October to Easter but not school holidays. Ideal property for children and the elderly as it is all on one level.

Garden House - Penrice Park Prices from £575 to £1320 in high season.

Sleeps 8. Gas central heating.

An enchanting detached house set in the park with its own private enclosed garden. Garden House was originally the head gardener's house. The old walled kitchen garden lies behind.

Two double bedded rooms and two twin bedded rooms. One bathroom and one shower room.

Hillside Cottage - Penrice Village. Prices from £365pw to £840pw in high season. Sleeps 4. Gas central heating.

One of the original Gower Cottages built by the Penrice Estate at the end of the eighteenth century. Hillside is a small cottage with two bedrooms and lots of charm. It has a small garden at the front and a larger raised lawn at the back with a lovely view of the countryside.

One double bedded room and one twin bedded room. Shower over the bath and additional downstairs cloak-room. Very traditional, cosy cottage.

Marsh View - Penrice Village. Prices from £450pw to £1020pw in high season.

Sleeps 5plus1. Gas central heating. The Estate's head carpenter used to live here. The views overlooking Oxwich Bay are wonderful and there is a large enclosed garden.

One double bedded room, 1 twin bedded room and one single bedded room with a pull out full size guest bed. Bathroom with shower over bath. Cosy sitting room with open fire, flat screen tv and dvd. Farmhouse kitchen with log burner.

Pitt Soggs Cottage- outskirts of Penrice Village. Prices from £395pw to £895pw in high season.

A recent conversion of an old building with a traditional exterior but a more modern interior.

Sleeps 4. Underfloor gas central heating.

Open plan layout downstairs. One double and one twin bedded room upstairs. one bathroom and one shower room. Very pretty traditional cottage outside with a modern twist inside.

The Kittles Prices from £395pw to £895pw in high season.

A recently renovated cottage built in the twentieth century with beautiful views over Penrice Park and Oxwich Bay in the distance. Sleeps 4. Gas central heating. One double and one twin bedded room upstairs with a bathroom with shower over the bath. Additional cloakroom downstairs.

Rose Cottage Penrice Village. Prices from £500pw to £1150pw in high season.

Beautiful views of Oxwich bay. Formerly the village inn called The Rising Sun where Dylan Thomas spent many school holidays.

Sleeps 6. Gas central heating.

One double bedroom, one bedroom with a king size bed and one twin bedded room. Bathroom with shower over bath. Additional downstairs cloakroom.

Sea View Cottage Penrice Village. Prices from £370pw to £860pw in high season.

A typical detached Gower cottage that was once thatched. Overlooking Penrice Village Green.

Sleeps5. Gas central heating One double bedded room, one twin bedded room and one single bedded room. Downstairs bathroom with shower over bath.

Estate Office Cottage Prices from £375pw to £855pw in high season.

A one storey two bedroom cottage, overlooking Penrice Park. Originally the Estate Office where tenants would come to pay their rent.

Sleeps 3. Gas central heating. Suitable for poor mobility.

One double bedroom with twin beds and one single bedroom with a 3ft 6 inch adjustamatic bed. Large bathroom with bath and separate shower.

Martha's Cottage Hayes Lane. Prices from £350pw to £815pw in high season.

One of a pair of semi-detached cottages up a little lane surrounded by fields and woods.

Sleeps 5. Gas central heating and an open fire, flat screen tv and DVD. Shared enclosed garden.

One double bedroom, one twin bedded room and one single bedded room. Downstairs bathroom with shower over bath. Very pretty cottage recently updated.

Shepherd's Cottage Hayes Lane. Prices from £350pw to £800pw in high season.

The second of a pair of semi-detached cottages up a little lane overlooking fields and a wood.

Sleeps 4. Gas central heating and an open fire, flat screen tv and dvd. Shared enclosed garden.

One double bedroom and one twin bedded room. Upstairs bathroom and additional downstairs toilet.

The Towers- New for 2010 is a one bedroom gatehouse that looks like a mini- norman castle. Both the bedroom and sitting-room are round as they are located in the tower itself. The Towers has just undergones extensive restoration to a very high standard and would be ideal as a honeymoon or romantic break location. Sleeps 2

Local Area:

Oxwich Bay, which lies in front of Penrice Castle, has a beautiful enclosed sandy beach that stretches east for about two miles from the village of Oxwich.

Cottage visitors have free parking for the beach, which is owned by the Penrice Estate and is ideal for swimming, fishing, waterskiing and windsurfing. Oxwich beach is the only bay in South Gower that allows dogs during the summer months. The secluded church on the rocks by the bay is one of the most romantic spots in the whole of Gower. There are tennis courts available within the grounds of the Estate for visitors use and fishing and a small rowing boat is available on the lake by prior arrangement with the owner.

Between the beach and Penrice Castle is Oxwich Marsh, a National Nature Reserve which is interesting for bird-watchers and nature lovers. Recent sightings have included the extremely rare Dartford Warbler.

Other attractions in the area include several golf courses, many other nature reserves and some wonderful castles and gardens. There are also numerous attractions for children in and around Swansea. Good pubs and restaurants are all nearby.

Area information

Gower was the first Area of Oustanding Natural Beauty, and has hardly changed since. There are beautiful beaches all within a short distance. Some fanatstic moorland and woods suitable for long walks. What could be better than at the end of your walking enjoying lunch in one of the local country pubs we have to offer. If you are into watersports there are beaches for surfing, wind surfing, swimming and boating plus lots more. Oxwich also has a company called Euphoria which hires out specialist water equipment, and Oxwich Beach was voted Best Beach in Britan by the Travel Magazine in 2007. Boat rides around the peninsula are always very popular and there is plenty of wildlife to see. Birdwatching, horse riding and golf are also very popular in the area. On a rainy day then just 30 mins away is Swansea itself, with art galleries, museums, a new leisure centre, marina,ten pin bowling, cinemas and of course one of the biggest indoor markets in Britain plus all of the usual department stores and lots of smaller shops.

Mumbles, a few miles from Swansea, is also great for individual shopping with lots of boutiques and restaurants plus the famous Joe's icecream parlour.

Local attractions

Penrice Estate owns Oxwich Bay which was voted the best beach in Britain 2007. We have a lovely sandy beach which is safe for children. There is a large car park which is free to our guests. Euphoria watersports work from the beach providing boat trips, wind surfing, water skiing and many more activities. Ideal for families there are two beach shops supplying snacks etc and toilets available. There is also a hotel on the beach offering bar meals.

At Perriswood just 5 minutes away there is an Archery centre that also has a number of birds.

Parkmill Heritage centre has plenty to offer for the younger members of the family and is no more than 10 minutes drive.

Catering

We have an in-house chef who will prepare meals which can be delivered to your cottage and be waiting for you in the fridge on your arrival. A menu can be supplied on request of the delicious dishes Julie can prepare. Food is available on a Tuesday and a Friday.

Payment information

Gas and the electricity are included in the price, as are the logs for the fires. We also supply all bed linen except cot linen. A travel cot and high chair are included in the cost. Additional cot and high chair sets are £10 extra. Dogs, a maximum of two, are £10 each per week. Towels are not supplied normally but are available to overseas visitors at a cost of £5 per set (one bath and one hand towel). Full use of the park and gardens at Penrice Estate and free entry to Oxwich Beach car park is also included. If more than 6 weeks before arrival a one third deposit is taken on a debit card. If less than 6 weeks before we take full payment.

Throwleigh, Okehampton EX20, 3 bedroom cottage for sale - 43085493

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Guide Price £425,000

iMoveEstates are happy to present an attractive Cottage in the idyllic location of Okehampton in Devon, EX20. Situated on the outskirt of the small village of Throwleigh, within a small hamlet, lies Aysh Cottage. With easy access both to the uplands of Dartmoor, the A30 for commuting, the local towns of Chagford (3miles) and Okehampton (8miles).

Aysh is a small hamlet on a quiet lane, leading to Aysh common and Throwleigh common. Throwleigh is a small quiet village with good access to the main roads, having an ancient parish church in the centre of the village, the village hall and small country inn, called the Northmore Arms. All are within walking distance from the cottage.

Although the cottage is in rural countryside, access to the A30 at Widdon Down (3miles) is good, enabling commuting to Exeter, Plymouth and the M5 with ease.

This 16 century cottage has been tastefully modernised without compromising its character. Styled along the pattern of the Devon Longhouse, this unique cottage blends the beauty of the Dartmoor countryside with a mature garden.

The cottage comprises a traditional farmworkers kitchen diner, a downstairs cloakroom, spacious pantry, lounge, conservatory and hobbies room on the ground floor.

Upstairs are three bedrooms and a bathroom with South facing views. Full double glazing throughout.

A double garage and driveway, provide ample off-road parking. Whilst a spacious studio, opens up opportunity for a wide variety of uses.

What does Aysh cottage offer that is different:

By its location: Peace and quiet, a dark sky – enabling astronomy, a diverse variety of birds, fertile ground, open moorland, common land, tranquility, ample parking and environ allowing for creativity. The owner of this property has the ancient rights of the commoner which including among other things grazing and peat extraction rights. The current annual contribution to the Throwleigh commoner association is £5 and for non-grazing bi-annual payments made to the owner are currently £39. 41 per half year.

Property Details:

Entrance Porch: Half glazed door to a porch with tiled flooring, three windows to the south and a featured coloured glass bricks to the west. A secure double-glazed door opens to the kitchen/diner

Kitchen/Diner: 11ft x 10ft 6inches (3,36m x 3.20m) This traditional kitchen has a double glazed window overlooking the lawn with an oil fired Rayburn, electronically controlled, providing hot water, central heating and cooking. The fitted kitchen incorporates matching wall and base units, roll edged worktops, integrated fridge, shelving and a stainless steel sink with a mixer tap over a drainer. The tiled floor extends through the room into the cloakroom. Steps up to an additional door opening to a hallway.

Cloakroom: WC, storage units with inset hand basin and tiled splashback. An extractor fan and two fitted wall units. Space and pluming is provided for a washing machine. Double glazed window overlooking the garden.

Hallway: Radiator and fitted shelf with entrances to the pantry and living room.

Walk-in pantry: 8ft, 3inches x 7ft 7inches (2,51m x 2,32m) this room includes built in storage under the stairwell, fitted shelving and space for a freezer. Double glazed window north facing.

Lounge: 18ft 8inchs x 11ft ( 5,70m x 3,36m) Large inglenook fire place with granite cheeks and a slate tiled hearth, housing a 9kw wood burning stove. Exposed ceiling beams, recessed double glazed mullion windows (south facing) double radiator, picture rails and a door leads to a conservatory and hobbies room.

Conservatory: 11ft 10inches x 4ft 2inchs (3,61m x 1,26m) Double glazed windows, half-glazed door leading to the outside and a door leading to the hobbies room. Hobbies room: 11ft 7inchs x 6ft 8inches (3,53m x 2,04) has a storage radiator and double glazed window (north facing) with steps up to bedroom 3.

Stairs and Landing: Door from the lounge reveals fully carpeted stairs to the first floor where there is hatch one to roof space. Radiator and access to two bedrooms and bathroom.

Bedroom 1: 11ft x 10ft 2inches (3,35m x 3,09m) Located to the east of the side of the house, overlooking the garden through double glazed mullion windows. 3 built in double wardrobes and electric storage radiator and hatch two to roof space.

Bathroom: Double glazed recess window facing the front aspect. A Carronite shower/bath with Mira shower and aqua board walls. WC, vanity storage unit with inset wash basin. Heated towel rail, drying cupboard with insulated immersion heater and linen storage area.

Bedroom 2: 13ft 5inches x 12ft 6inches (4,08m x 3,81m) currently used as additional area, fitted desk with built in storage. Fitted double wardrobe and drawer units. Double radiator and recessed double glazed window. South facing Door to bedroom 3.

Bedroom 3: 13ft 1inch x 7ft 2inch (3,99m x 2,19m). Recessed double glazed south facing window. Two radiators, (one night storage), with fitted work area / dressing unit.

Garden studio: 19ft 4inches x 14ft 6inches (5,89m x 4,42m) Built in 1950’s as an artist’s studio with north facing roof panels with casement windows of south and east aspects. Timber lined interiorly with 100mm insulation and larch cladding on the exterior. Power and light connected. This studio has been used for a variety of purposes from art to outside dining to craft classes.

Double garage: 19ft 7 inches x 15ft 5inches (5,96m x 470m) Detached with workbench, power and light connected. Twin up and over doors.

Gardens: Mature and developed main garden, well stocked with a variety of plants, shrubs and trees. A rockery, a 4 stepped wildlife pond, a stone terrace and a vegetable garden, requiring further cultivation in which the greenhouse/potting shed are located. A timber shed for garden storage and a stone store and stone woodsheds are located near the cottage. Opposite the property is an additional square of land which would have historically have been a vegetable garden. Mature shrubs and small bulbs occupy the borders.

Services: Mains water, private drainage, private well (currently not in use). Mains electricity, supplemented by solar power generated electricity. Telephone and broadband.

Viewing highly recommended and by appointment only please call a member of the iMoveEstates team today.

Criccieth self catering - Rhos Country Cottages

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Rhos Country Cottages are situated north of the 'castle crowned' town of Criccieth with its small unique shops; the home of the famous Welsh Cadwalader's Ice Cream, and choice of excellent restaurants and golf course - Criccieth is best known as "The pearl of Wales on the shores of Snowdonia".

AccommodationRhos Cottages are individual, secluded country cottages, each enjoying its very own idyllic grounds, amidst 200 acres of tranquility. The cottages are all traditional stone built properties with the oldest being a Grade II listed historic building of great charm and character dating back to 1675 to the youngest property built 1900. Each has its very own character - no bricks and blocks.The cottages have been lovingly restored and range from two to four bedrooms and are always warm and inviting. They are spacious and offer all home from home comforts: Electric oven, hob and microwave, fridge, freezers, dishwashers, washer dryers, hair dryers, Sky digital TV, video, CD radio, iron and ironing board.Old oak beams, inglenook with real log fires, antiques and lovely country furnishings. Each cottage offers a little something different from one another - from a romantic four poster bed, or your own snooker room, to a private sauna or jacuzzi.Rhos Ddu Cottage -A detached cottage with a large garden and patio overlooking Snowdonia - superb views. Two bedrooms: main bedroom with king size bed and is en-suite with a steam/shower cabin. Second bedroom with double bed.Rhos Wen Bungalow- all accommodation on ground floor. Large kitchen/diner, Lounge with beams and multi-fuel stove. Three bedrooms (one en-suite shower with sauna), family bathroom with whirlpool bath. Large grounds and level parking area. Sleep 6 plus cot.Betws Bach Farmhouse -a Grade II listed building of architectural and historic Interest. Four bedrooms:- which are 3 doubles and 1 single (sleeping up to 7 (plus 1 etra child with a folding bed by request). Wifi avaibale (but slow due to distance from exchange). Family bathroom with shower over bath; and shower room with loo, basin and shower.Hendre Farmhouse - three bedrooms (being two doubles en-suite and one twin bedroom), two bathrooms and sauna. Sleep 6 (plus 2 with double settee or two folding guest beds by arrangement). Wifi available (but low speed).Private fishing on the River Dwyfach and rough shooting are available by prior arrangement.Pets are welcomed by request, and there are some super doggy walks from each cottage and the freedom of the fields to roam about.Ground floor bedroom available.
Elegant Victorian beds.
Cots and high chairs available.
Ideal for honeymoon, anniversaries and birthdays.Doorstep walk onto the Lleyn Coastal Path and the Lon Eifion cycle track. 30 Minutes drive to Snowdon Railway and paths, Portmeirion, Harlech and Caernarfon. Central for touring Lleyn, Snowdonia, the Cambrian Coast and Anglesey.Peace and tranquility - the ideal place to just chill out.Personally run and supervised by owners who care.Open all yearA short winter or spring break can be a real tonic, just when you need it most. With lower off season rate, quieter roads, empty beaches and uncrowded countryside there is little wonder that people are discovering the pleasure of an out of season holiday. The ideal setting for curling up in front of a log fire. What could be more relaxing? Phone for availability.Area informationLlyn, Snowdon's arm, is the dramatically beautiful 24-mile-long peninsula pointing into the Irish Sea. Its status as an official Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which goes back more than 50 years, recognises the exceptional qualities of its coastline, along which you'll find mile after mile of sandy beaches, towering headlands, sheltered coves and open bays rich in wildlife, all interlinked by the Llyn Coastal Path. Llyn is a stronghold of Welsh culture and language with a fascinating religious heritage. Visitors can trace it all by following the Pilgrim's Route along the peninsula then taking a boat trip to Bardsey Island, a wildlife haven and National Nature Reserve designated by the Countryside Council for Wales.The Snowdonia Mountains and Coast region is the biggest, boldest mountains in Wales and England and are to be found here in the Snowdonia National Park. There's also a long coastline of sandy beaches, spectacular cliffs and glorious estuaries, large castles and steam railways and much much more. Coed-y-Brenin cycling centre within easy reach and the new zip wire and Bounce Below Centre.Eating outCriccieth has an excellent choice of places to wine and dine. The Goat Inn serves meals made from fresh local produce. Criccieth is also the home to the famous Cadwalader's ice cream. Local butchers sell Welsh black beef and Welsh Salt marsh lamb (in season), and fresh crab and lobsters (in season).

Dumfries Cottages, Nithsdale and Thornhill (Walkhighlands)

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Dumfries Cottages, Nithsdale and Thornhill (Walkhighlands)

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Waulkmill Cottage    Carronbridge    near Thornhill

This charming semi-detached cottage, which was once the village smithy, is in the tiny hamlet of Carronbridge just two miles from the broad streets of Thornhill with its good local shops, pubs and restaurants. Very comfortable, bright and welcoming yet retaining original features such as working shutters, it provides a delightful base from which to get to know this fascinating region. The extensive grounds of Drumlanrig Castle are just two miles away, where there are lovely walks and the castle to visit.

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Ettrick Cottage    Closeburn    near Thornhill

One of a pair of beautifully situated rural holiday cottages, Ettrick Cottage is the perfect place for peace and relaxation, with comfortable, bright accommodation. This semi-detached cottage enjoys views towards the vast Forest of Ae and the Nithsdale Valley, home to red squirrels, deer and spectacular birds of prey. There are numerous walks nearby, especially up to lovely Loch Ettrick, 1½ miles along quiet roads, where fishing is also available (licence required).

 4 42 Barnhill Road    Dumfries 42 Barnhill Road is a lovely detached cottage situated one mile from the market town of Dumfries in south west Scotland. The cottage can sleep four people in one double bedroom with en-suite shower and one twin, together with a family bathroom. Also in the cottage is a kitchen with dining area and a sitting room with gas fire. Outside is off road parking for two cars and a private enclosed lawned garden with furniture and BBQ.  8 West Cottage    Southerness    near Dumfries West Cottage is a charming end-terraced holiday cottage situated right on the shore in Southerness with magnificent and uninterrupted views out to sea and of the lighthouse, one of the oldest in Scotland, which stands 17 metres tall.Dumfries and Galloway, declared the BBC’s Countryfile Magazine Holiday Destination of the Year 2015, has many lovely coastal villages with Southerness being among one of the most popular. The village has to the north the magnificent backdrop of Criffel, 570 metres high.  5 Lapstone Cottage    Mouswald    near Dumfries This delightful, detached, single-storey holiday cottage, furnished and decorated to a good standard, has magnificent views across the fields to the Galloway Hills and Solway Firth, and is situated on the edge of the pretty village of Mouswald. Cosy and comfortable, Lapstone Cottage has a large enclosed garden and makes an ideal holiday home the whole year round. Perfectly located for touring this beautiful area, the Solway Firth Coastline is within 4 miles, and walking, golf, horse riding, cycling, a leisure centre, shops and restaurants can all be found within 7 miles.  4 Wagtail Cottage    Southerness Wagtail Cottage is a small quirky cottage situated in Southerness with other villages nearby, including Castle Douglas, in the region of Dumfries and Galloways. Accommodating four people across 2 bedrooms, one double and one twin, as well as one bathroom. The cottage also contains a living/dining area that leads onto the conservatory. The cottage also has room with a hot tub and sun loungers. To the outside of the cottage there is off road parking for two cars and an enclosed lawned garden with patio and furniture to the rear.  4 Cherry Lodge    Dumfries Cherry Lodge is a log cabin set near Dumfries in Scotland. It has two bedrooms comprising of a double and a twin room as well as a family bathroom, it can sleep four people. It also has a kitchen diner and a sitting room with an open fire. Outside you can find ample off road parking and a covered decking with table and chairs. Cherry Lodge is an excellent stay in a great remote location.  2 Glen Rowan Bothy    Moniaive This detached, single-storey renovated cottage is located on the outskirts of the historic village of Moniaive and offers a very good standard of holiday accommodation. Situated in beautiful countryside and rolling hills between Galloway Forest Park and Southern Uplands, it is an ideal base for exploring. Golf, fishing, hill walking, cycling and abundance of wildlife give plenty of scope for outdoor activities. Drumlanrig Castle and Dumfries are a short drive and Edinburgh and Glasgow are easily reached within 1.5 hours. Shop, pub and restaurant 600 yards.  5 Oyster Catcher    Southerness Oyster Catcher is a charming single storey cottage in a wonderful holiday location, set overlooking the beach and the Solway Firth in Southerness, Dumfries and Galloway. There is a double bedroom, and also a room with a triple bunk, suitable for three people as it has a double bed on the bottom and a single on top. The cottage has a fitted kitchen, and a sitting room with a dining area and gas fire.  6 The Bothy    Southerness The Bothy is a charming, detached cottage located in the village of Southerness in Scotland. With three bedrooms including two doubles (one with an en-suite shower room), plus one bunks for children, this cottage can sleep six people. The rest of the cottage includes a ground floor bathroom, a kitchen with dining area and a sitting room with French doors. Outside there is off road parking for three cars and an enclosed, lawned garden with furniture and a barbecue.  6 Townhead Mill    Thornhill Nestled in the hills, this restored 18th century watermill enjoys superb panoramic views of the Nith Valley. Originally a a silver fox ranch, this property offers first class accommodation for parties of up to 6, and retains many original features including the water wheel. A large games room, including a pool table and table tennis facilities, provides on-site entertainment whilst the local golf club attracts the more energetic holidaymaker.  6 Glenbank    Moniaive    near Thornhill Surrounded by countryside, close to Moniaive, this detached holiday cottage sits approximately 100 yards from River Cairn, renowned for salmon and trout fishing (permits available), and makes an ideal retreat for walkers and cyclists. Close to Galloway Forest and the Southern Upland Way, this is an ideal retreat for walkers and cyclists. Nearby attractions include Morton and Sanquhar Castle, Robert Burns House, Drumlanrig Castle, Newton Stewart, Castle Douglas and Loch Ken. Golf courses are close by. Shop, pub and restaurant 4 miles.  6 The Old Coach House    Moniaive The Old Coach House is a detached conversion in the grounds of the owner's home. With three bedrooms, a king-size double with an en-suite, a double and an adult bunk bedroom, it sleeps six people comfortably. There is also a shower room with Jack-and-Jill access to the double and bunk rooms, a ground floor wet room, a kitchen with dining area, a utility and a sitting room. Outside, there is off road parking, a shared garden and a private patio with furniture.  2 The Barn at the Bakery    Moniaive Situated in the charming village of Moniaive, this spacious semi- detached, single storey holiday property, adjacent to the owners house, is located close to the Galloway Forest and the Southern Upland Way. Popular with walkers and cyclists of all abilities, with many cycle paths close by. Golf courses in close proximity and for fishing enthusiasts the River Nith is one of Scotlands premier salmon and trout rivers. Historic attractions include Morton and Sanquhar Castle, Robert Burns’ House and Drumlanrig Castle. Shop, pub and restaurant 200 yards.  6 Arkland Mill    Crocketford    near Dumfries Enjoying an idyllic situation on the 3000-acre Crofts Estate, surrounded by the Galloway Hills, these holiday cottages have enviable, dramatic views towards the Solway Firth and Cumbrian Hills beyond. Accessed along a private drive, and adjoining a cluster of well-maintained estate buildings, Stable Cottage (ref UUD) makes a romantic hideaway for two, offering stylishly furnished accommodation - its walls adorned with the original work of various Scottish artists.  4 Swallow Lodge    Bardennoch West    near Carsphairn This picturesque detached holiday lodge is situated in a quiet rural location, surrounded by stunning views over the rolling hills. Ideally located to explore the beauty of Dumfries and Galloway with rugged coastlines and secluded sandy beaches. An abundance of world class mountain biking and walking routes, with riding, fishing, wildlife and bird watching all within easy reach. Ayrshire offers many historical sites and the Ayrshire Coastal Path, over 100 miles of coastal walking. The historic cities of Edinburgh, Carlisle and cosmopolitan Glasgow are easily reached.  4 Gilchristland Cottage    Closeburn    near Thornhill In a beautiful setting with magnificent views of the Forest of Ae and the Nithsdale Valley to the Queensberry Hills, this semi-detached farm holiday cottage sits in front of the owner’s riding stables on a quiet road to Loch Ettrick and Ae village. Wildlife abounds with deer, red squirrels, goshawks, buzzards and red kites. Fishing, forest walks, cycle routes and the 7 Stanes Mountain Biking close by. Visit Drumlanrig Castle, Thornhill with shops and golf, Mabie Farm Park with dirt buggies, paddle boats, trampolines and astro turf slides.  6 Glenview    Dunscore    near Dumfries Peacefully situated within Dunscore Glen, this detached holiday property, furnished and equipped to an excellent standard, offers panoramic views over open countryside. Nestling in the heart of the Dumfriesshire countryside, there is extensive walking throughout the shared 300-acre grounds and the opportunity to watch deer, birds of prey and owls in their natural surroundings. Local attractions include Drumlanrig Castle, the home of the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry, and has a superb art collection, beautiful gardens and extensive country park.  4 West Winds    Torthorwald West Winds is a stone built detached cottage on a sloping hillside close to the villages of Torthorwald and Collin just four miles from Dumfries in Southern Scotland. Boasting one double bedroom and one twin as well as a family shower room, this cottage can sleep four people. The rest of the accommodation is comprised of a fitted kitchen, a conservatory with a dining area and a sitting room with a gas fire.
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