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Soldon Manor, Holsworthy, Devon
Sleeps 1-14 
Welcome to Soldon Manor - Historic, newly renovated, 16th Century North Devon Manor House offering superb family accommodation.
Idyllic rural location less than five hours drive from London, and one hour's drive from Exeter (London Paddington to Exeter is 2½ hours by train).
Accommodates up to fourteen people in eight bedrooms, with four ensuite bathrooms and a family bathroom.
Available for weekly lets throughout the year, Saturday to Saturday, and for short breaks during the low and mid season.
Just 10 miles from spectacular sandy beaches and cliff scenery; within easy reach of both Exmoor and Dartmoor National Parks.
Accommodation Downstairs
A very impressive porch and main entrance, flanked by slate benches, leads into a magnificent double height Dining Hall with natural slate flagged floor, exposed oak roof beams, stone mullioned window and huge open fireplace fitted with a traditional wood burning stove. There is seating for fourteen around the dining table.
To one side of the dining room is a large oak panelled drawing room which has rich rugs over an oak floor in front of an original 1860-designed cast iron gas effect fire. The cushioned window seats in the mullioned bays look out over the flower garden to the east. Complete with a well-maintained upright piano and a small library of sheet music, there is ample seating in here for fourteen people.
A concealed door in the panelling leads to a servant’s passageway into the kitchen. A door in the south wall enters a comfortable double aspect study looking out over the walled and hedged rose and herb garden. Equipped with a log stove and furnished with well stocked bookshelves, including a selection of jigsaw puzzles and board games, this is a cosy room to retreat to on a winter’s evening or after a day on the beach. An oak staircase in the corner leads to a double bedroom above with ensuite bathroom.
The large family kitchen is at the heart of the house, centred around the farmhouse table. The kitchen is equipped with a gas hob, built in electric oven and four door oil-fired Aga. A big double-doored fridge freezer (with integral ice cube dispenser and water cooler), combined with a second fridge and cabinet freezer in the utility room, provides plenty of food storage space. Twin Belfast sinks are set into magnificent slate worktops, and there is a dishwasher. The kitchen is very well provided with everything required for catering on a ‘family’ scale and there is ample matching crockery, cutlery and glassware.
Beyond the kitchen is a family farmhouse-style sitting room with an enormous walk-in open fireplace, now fitted with a huge log-burning stove. There is an original bread oven set into the chimney breast here. A door leads out from the sitting room via a neat benched porch into the walled rose and herb garden – a perfect spot for al fresco breakfasts on sunny mornings.
There is a downstairs loo and cloakroom, complete with a large granite ‘salting trough’ originally used for preserving sides of meat, and beside the back staircase is a utility room containing a sink, washing machine and tumble drier. The back door leads out into the courtyard, which is flanked by outbuildings formerly used as piggeries.
A fine wooden staircase leads to the first floor. In total there are six spacious double bedrooms and two small interconnecting singles:
The master bedroom is reached by a further short flight of stairs. This has an ensuite shower room.
Bedroom two has an ensuite bathroom with separate shower cubicle.
Bedroom three, which is reached from the staircase in the study, has an ensuite bathroom with shower over the bath.
Bedroom four has an ensuite shower room.
Bedrooms five and six each have a wash hand basin and shaver points.
Bedrooms seven and eight are two small interconnecting rooms situated close to the master bedroom and bedroom two.
In addition there is a family bathroom including a separate shower cubicle. Bedrooms one and two have King-size beds. All the double bedrooms have ample hanging space and drawers. Upstairs rooms have modern radiators.
The back staircase leads down to the rear lobby.
Soldon Manor is approached from a quiet country lane by a short gravel driveway, passing the old grass tennis court. Extending to about one and half acres in total the grounds include a walled and hedged rose and herb garden on the southern side of the house, with a seating area to catch the morning sun.
Immediately to the north of the house is a graveled courtyard with a table and chairs to seat fourteen, plus a barbecue, providing a sheltered outdoor spot for eating.
On the western side of the Manor is a young orchard and soft fruit garden, growing apples, pears, plums, cherries, greengages, gooseberries, red currants and white currants, which guests are very welcome to harvest in season. In addition the small paddock across the lane, which also belongs to the Manor, contains a variety of mature apple trees, both eaters and cookers. In high summer the hedgerows bordering the lane are full of blackberries, sloes, elderberries and crab apples.
Soldon Manor is approached from a quiet country lane by a short gravel driveway, passing the old grass tennis court. Extending to about one and half acres in total the grounds include a walled and hedged rose and herb garden on the southern side of the house, with a seating area to catch the morning sun.
Immediately to the north of the house is a graveled courtyard with a table and chairs to seat fourteen, plus a barbecue, providing a sheltered outdoor spot for eating.
On the western side of the Manor is a young orchard and soft fruit garden, growing apples, pears, plums, cherries, greengages, gooseberries, red currants and white currants, which guests are very welcome to harvest in season. In addition the small paddock across the lane, which also belongs to the Manor, contains a variety of mature apple trees, both eaters and cookers. In high summer the hedgerows bordering the lane are full of blackberries, sloes, elderberries and crab apples.
Soldon Manor is approached from a quiet country lane by a short gravel driveway, passing the old grass tennis court. Extending to about one and half acres in total the grounds include a walled and hedged rose and herb garden on the southern side of the house, with a seating area to catch the morning sun.
Immediately to the north of the house is a graveled courtyard with a table and chairs to seat fourteen, plus a barbecue, providing a sheltered outdoor spot for eating.
On the western side of the Manor is a young orchard and soft fruit garden, growing apples, pears, plums, cherries, greengages, gooseberries, red currants and white currants, which guests are very welcome to harvest in season. In addition the small paddock across the lane, which also belongs to the Manor, contains a variety of mature apple trees, both eaters and cookers. In high summer the hedgerows bordering the lane are full of blackberries, sloes, elderberries and crab apples.
To the north of the house, hidden within an enclosed graveled rose garden, is a large outdoor chess board. This is overlooked by a roofed loggia complete with table and benches and a barbecue, with beautiful views towards Bradworthy across the rolling countryside.
To the east of the house lies an expanse of flat lawn, perfect for ball games and croquet (a set is provided), with a rustic picnic table and benches set in one corner. Directly in front of the Manor lies a more formal flower garden with an area of lawn.
Rates: £1600 to £3500 per week depending on season.
Maximum of 14 people. Children are welcome.
No smoking. Pets are allowed.
Idyllic rural location less than five hours drive from London, and one hour's drive from Exeter (London Paddington to Exeter is 2½ hours by train).
Accommodates up to fourteen people in eight bedrooms, with four ensuite bathrooms and a family bathroom.
Available for weekly lets throughout the year, Saturday to Saturday, and for short breaks during the low and mid season.
Just 10 miles from spectacular sandy beaches and cliff scenery; within easy reach of both Exmoor and Dartmoor National Parks.
Accommodation Downstairs
A very impressive porch and main entrance, flanked by slate benches, leads into a magnificent double height Dining Hall with natural slate flagged floor, exposed oak roof beams, stone mullioned window and huge open fireplace fitted with a traditional wood burning stove. There is seating for fourteen around the dining table.
To one side of the dining room is a large oak panelled drawing room which has rich rugs over an oak floor in front of an original 1860-designed cast iron gas effect fire. The cushioned window seats in the mullioned bays look out over the flower garden to the east. Complete with a well-maintained upright piano and a small library of sheet music, there is ample seating in here for fourteen people.
A concealed door in the panelling leads to a servant’s passageway into the kitchen. A door in the south wall enters a comfortable double aspect study looking out over the walled and hedged rose and herb garden. Equipped with a log stove and furnished with well stocked bookshelves, including a selection of jigsaw puzzles and board games, this is a cosy room to retreat to on a winter’s evening or after a day on the beach. An oak staircase in the corner leads to a double bedroom above with ensuite bathroom.
The large family kitchen is at the heart of the house, centred around the farmhouse table. The kitchen is equipped with a gas hob, built in electric oven and four door oil-fired Aga. A big double-doored fridge freezer (with integral ice cube dispenser and water cooler), combined with a second fridge and cabinet freezer in the utility room, provides plenty of food storage space. Twin Belfast sinks are set into magnificent slate worktops, and there is a dishwasher. The kitchen is very well provided with everything required for catering on a ‘family’ scale and there is ample matching crockery, cutlery and glassware.
Beyond the kitchen is a family farmhouse-style sitting room with an enormous walk-in open fireplace, now fitted with a huge log-burning stove. There is an original bread oven set into the chimney breast here. A door leads out from the sitting room via a neat benched porch into the walled rose and herb garden – a perfect spot for al fresco breakfasts on sunny mornings.
There is a downstairs loo and cloakroom, complete with a large granite ‘salting trough’ originally used for preserving sides of meat, and beside the back staircase is a utility room containing a sink, washing machine and tumble drier. The back door leads out into the courtyard, which is flanked by outbuildings formerly used as piggeries.
A fine wooden staircase leads to the first floor. In total there are six spacious double bedrooms and two small interconnecting singles:
The master bedroom is reached by a further short flight of stairs. This has an ensuite shower room.
Bedroom two has an ensuite bathroom with separate shower cubicle.
Bedroom three, which is reached from the staircase in the study, has an ensuite bathroom with shower over the bath.
Bedroom four has an ensuite shower room.
Bedrooms five and six each have a wash hand basin and shaver points.
Bedrooms seven and eight are two small interconnecting rooms situated close to the master bedroom and bedroom two.
In addition there is a family bathroom including a separate shower cubicle. Bedrooms one and two have King-size beds. All the double bedrooms have ample hanging space and drawers. Upstairs rooms have modern radiators.
The back staircase leads down to the rear lobby.
Soldon Manor is approached from a quiet country lane by a short gravel driveway, passing the old grass tennis court. Extending to about one and half acres in total the grounds include a walled and hedged rose and herb garden on the southern side of the house, with a seating area to catch the morning sun.
Immediately to the north of the house is a graveled courtyard with a table and chairs to seat fourteen, plus a barbecue, providing a sheltered outdoor spot for eating.
On the western side of the Manor is a young orchard and soft fruit garden, growing apples, pears, plums, cherries, greengages, gooseberries, red currants and white currants, which guests are very welcome to harvest in season. In addition the small paddock across the lane, which also belongs to the Manor, contains a variety of mature apple trees, both eaters and cookers. In high summer the hedgerows bordering the lane are full of blackberries, sloes, elderberries and crab apples.
Soldon Manor is approached from a quiet country lane by a short gravel driveway, passing the old grass tennis court. Extending to about one and half acres in total the grounds include a walled and hedged rose and herb garden on the southern side of the house, with a seating area to catch the morning sun.
Immediately to the north of the house is a graveled courtyard with a table and chairs to seat fourteen, plus a barbecue, providing a sheltered outdoor spot for eating.
On the western side of the Manor is a young orchard and soft fruit garden, growing apples, pears, plums, cherries, greengages, gooseberries, red currants and white currants, which guests are very welcome to harvest in season. In addition the small paddock across the lane, which also belongs to the Manor, contains a variety of mature apple trees, both eaters and cookers. In high summer the hedgerows bordering the lane are full of blackberries, sloes, elderberries and crab apples.
Soldon Manor is approached from a quiet country lane by a short gravel driveway, passing the old grass tennis court. Extending to about one and half acres in total the grounds include a walled and hedged rose and herb garden on the southern side of the house, with a seating area to catch the morning sun.
Immediately to the north of the house is a graveled courtyard with a table and chairs to seat fourteen, plus a barbecue, providing a sheltered outdoor spot for eating.
On the western side of the Manor is a young orchard and soft fruit garden, growing apples, pears, plums, cherries, greengages, gooseberries, red currants and white currants, which guests are very welcome to harvest in season. In addition the small paddock across the lane, which also belongs to the Manor, contains a variety of mature apple trees, both eaters and cookers. In high summer the hedgerows bordering the lane are full of blackberries, sloes, elderberries and crab apples.
To the north of the house, hidden within an enclosed graveled rose garden, is a large outdoor chess board. This is overlooked by a roofed loggia complete with table and benches and a barbecue, with beautiful views towards Bradworthy across the rolling countryside.
To the east of the house lies an expanse of flat lawn, perfect for ball games and croquet (a set is provided), with a rustic picnic table and benches set in one corner. Directly in front of the Manor lies a more formal flower garden with an area of lawn.
Rates: £1600 to £3500 per week depending on season.
Maximum of 14 people. Children are welcome.
No smoking. Pets are allowed.
Price: £1600 - £3500
Contact: Mr Robin Wade
Telephone: 0207 488 4171
Email: Click here to email
Website: www.soldonmanor.com
Contact: Mr Robin Wade
Telephone: 0207 488 4171
Email: Click here to email
Website: www.soldonmanor.com
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The Courtyard, West Inchmichael, Rait, Perthshire
Sleeps 1-6 
The Courtyard offers guests a choice of B&B and Self Catering.
For bed and breakfast we offer a wing of our lovely home to guests, with private entrance off the garden. For Self Catering, our newly converted stables offer quality and comfort. With all the amenities you would expect to find in a self catering property.
However, unlike any other self catering accommodation, we can also provide a full Scottish breakfast served in our large dining room with log burning fire or a continental breakfast in your own private suite. The choice is yours traditional B&B and Self Catering, or a private apartment with breakfast served every morning!
Located halfway between Perth and Dundee just off the A90 in the picturesque Carse of Gowrie, this is the perfect base from which to see a large and varied area of Scotland.
The Courtyard offers guests a choice of B&B and Self Catering. For bed and breakfast we offer a wing of our lovely home to guests, with private entrance off the garden. For Self Catering, our newly converted stables offer quality and comfort. With all the amenities you would expect to find in a self catering property.
However, unlike any other self catering accommodation, we can also provide a full Scottish breakfast served in our large dining room with log burning fire or a continental breakfast in your own private suite. The choice is yours traditional B&B and Self Catering, or a private apartment with breakfast served every morning!
Located halfway between Perth and Dundee just off the A90 in the picturesque Carse of Gowrie, this is the perfect base from which to see a large and varied area of Scotland.
Rates: £200 to £600 per week depending on season.
Maximum of 6 people. Children are welcome.
No smoking. Pets by arrangement.
Disabled facilities by arrangement - please enquire for details.
4 Star VS.
For bed and breakfast we offer a wing of our lovely home to guests, with private entrance off the garden. For Self Catering, our newly converted stables offer quality and comfort. With all the amenities you would expect to find in a self catering property.
However, unlike any other self catering accommodation, we can also provide a full Scottish breakfast served in our large dining room with log burning fire or a continental breakfast in your own private suite. The choice is yours traditional B&B and Self Catering, or a private apartment with breakfast served every morning!
Located halfway between Perth and Dundee just off the A90 in the picturesque Carse of Gowrie, this is the perfect base from which to see a large and varied area of Scotland.
The Courtyard offers guests a choice of B&B and Self Catering. For bed and breakfast we offer a wing of our lovely home to guests, with private entrance off the garden. For Self Catering, our newly converted stables offer quality and comfort. With all the amenities you would expect to find in a self catering property.
However, unlike any other self catering accommodation, we can also provide a full Scottish breakfast served in our large dining room with log burning fire or a continental breakfast in your own private suite. The choice is yours traditional B&B and Self Catering, or a private apartment with breakfast served every morning!
Located halfway between Perth and Dundee just off the A90 in the picturesque Carse of Gowrie, this is the perfect base from which to see a large and varied area of Scotland.
Rates: £200 to £600 per week depending on season.
Maximum of 6 people. Children are welcome.
No smoking. Pets by arrangement.
Disabled facilities by arrangement - please enquire for details.
4 Star VS.
Price: £200 - £600
Contact: Mrs Omy Lawrie
Telephone: 01821 670435
Email: Click here to email
Website: www.perthshirecourtyard.com
Contact: Mrs Omy Lawrie
Telephone: 01821 670435
Email: Click here to email
Website: www.perthshirecourtyard.com
Wonham Barton, Bampton, Tiverton, Devon
Sleeps 1-6
Superb position overlooking the beautiful Exe Valley. Secluded but not isolated.
300 acre farm with walks through the pasture and woodland.
Shepherding still done in the traditional way, on horseback with Scottish Border collies working cattle and sheep.
An abundance of wildlife - red deer, badgers, owls, foxes, wild flowers including native orchids and the magnificent buzzards.
Well behaved dogs welcome by arrangement
The spacious and airy farmhouse wing provides self-contained accommodation for 4/6 people. It is south facing and has superb views across the Exe Valley. There is a convenient entrance off a quiet country lane, adjacent safe parking and a private guests garden. Bampton is 2 miles away, we are 15 minutes away from Dulverton and the Exmoor National Park and about 25 minutes away from the nearest beach.
Details
- All one level
- 2 bedrooms; 1 double, 1 twin plus fold away double sofabed in living room
- Living room with open fire if required, colour television, radio,video, dvd
- Open plan dining room
- Kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, emergency calor gas supply.
- Laundry facilities on site.
- Bathroom and separate lavatory, Hairdryer
Heating is provided by electric fires and a oil fired central heating system which can be used as required depending on the time of year. Hot water is always available.
Water is from our private spring.
There is a village shop and also Doctors and Vets.
There are many walks both on the farm and around the nearby area, we are close to many activities such as golf, fishing, sailing, riding and swimming. Hhunting and shooting available (winter only).
Rates: £245 to £455 per week depending on season.
Maximum of 6 people. Children are welcome.
No smoking. Pets by arrangement.
3 Star VB.
300 acre farm with walks through the pasture and woodland.
Shepherding still done in the traditional way, on horseback with Scottish Border collies working cattle and sheep.
An abundance of wildlife - red deer, badgers, owls, foxes, wild flowers including native orchids and the magnificent buzzards.
Well behaved dogs welcome by arrangement
The spacious and airy farmhouse wing provides self-contained accommodation for 4/6 people. It is south facing and has superb views across the Exe Valley. There is a convenient entrance off a quiet country lane, adjacent safe parking and a private guests garden. Bampton is 2 miles away, we are 15 minutes away from Dulverton and the Exmoor National Park and about 25 minutes away from the nearest beach.
Details
- All one level
- 2 bedrooms; 1 double, 1 twin plus fold away double sofabed in living room
- Living room with open fire if required, colour television, radio,video, dvd
- Open plan dining room
- Kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, emergency calor gas supply.
- Laundry facilities on site.
- Bathroom and separate lavatory, Hairdryer
Heating is provided by electric fires and a oil fired central heating system which can be used as required depending on the time of year. Hot water is always available.
Water is from our private spring.
There is a village shop and also Doctors and Vets.
There are many walks both on the farm and around the nearby area, we are close to many activities such as golf, fishing, sailing, riding and swimming. Hhunting and shooting available (winter only).
Rates: £245 to £455 per week depending on season.
Maximum of 6 people. Children are welcome.
No smoking. Pets by arrangement.
3 Star VB.
Price: £245 - £455
Contact: Clifford and Anne Williams
Telephone: 01398 331312
Email: Click here to email
Website: www.wonham-country-holidays.co.uk
Contact: Clifford and Anne Williams
Telephone: 01398 331312
Email: Click here to email
Website: www.wonham-country-holidays.co.uk
Swarthbeck Farm Cottages, Howtown, Penrith, Cumbria
Sleeps 1-14
Swarthbeck farm offers you five stunning holiday cottages overlooking Ullswater in the heart of the Lake District.
Auterstone Cottage : This stone-built detached cottage which dates from the 17th century is reached by a private track from the main road. It has a small private yard and is surrounded by grazing land. There is parking space for several cars.
On the first floor there are four bedrooms, one double, two with twin beds (one reached through the other) and one with bunk beds. On the ground floor are the kitchen/ dining room, living room, bathroom and larder. Heating is by gas fire (in the living room) and night storage heaters (in the kitchen and bedrooms). Hot water is provided by electric immersion heater. Table tennis in adjoining barn, clothes washer and tumble dryer in woodshed.
Swarthbeck Cottage : This semi-detached stone-built cottage dates from the 18th century and is situated next to the owners farmhouse. It is reached by a private track. It is surrounded by grazing land and there is a garage for one car with space for others. There is a large sitting room, an entrance hall and kitchen/dining room with clothes washer & tumble dryer. Heating is by wood burning stove (fuel provided) and central heating from the owners side. Upstairs is the bathroom, one double bedroom, one twin and one with full size bunk beds. The stove heats the water and there is also an electric immersion heater.
Swarthbeck House : This attractive family house was built originally as a cottage in the 19th Century and substantially altered in the 1930s. It has recently been partly rebuilt and completely re-furbished. It is situated on the drive to Swarthbeck Farm and is surrounded by trees and ornamental shrubs, with a terraced area to the front. Parking space for up to eight cars. Upstairs, the accommodation consists of one large double bedroom with ensuite bathroom and shower, three twin-bedded rooms, one with bunks, one with bunks and a single bed, and one single room, plus a second, separate bathroom. Downstairs, there is a large sitting room with gas-burning stove, dining room, games room with table tennis and football game, a second colour television and video, kitchen (with dishwasher) and utility area with shower, WC, clothes rack, clothes washer & tumble dryer.
There is a back door entrance for wet clothes and muddy boots. There is full central heating on an off-peak storage system, which also provides hot water.
Bonscale Farmhouse : This detached stone-built farmhouse believed to date from the Seventeenth Century is reached by a private drive and is surrounded by grazing land. There are extensive views across Ullswater. There is plenty of parking space. There are a total of six bedrooms and two bathrooms upstairs, reached by two separate staircases. The main wing has one double, two twins one with bunk beds and a bathroom, and the other a large twin, small bunk room and bathroom. Heating is by gas fired stove in the sitting room and electric night storage heaters in all other rooms. Hot water is by immersion heater powered by off peak electricity. Downstairs accommodation consists of kitchen, sitting room, dining room, larder, games room with table tennis and utility room with shower, WC, clothes washer & tumble dryer.
Ravensghyll Cottage : This stone built cottage was converted from outbuildings approx. 45 years ago and improvements have been carried out recently. Downstairs there is a kitchen (with dishwasher)/dining room, sitting room with gas stove, utility room with clothes washer and tumble dryer, bedroom (sleeps 2) with en-suite bathroom, and games room (formerly garage) with table tennis. Upstairs, 1 double room, 1 room with bunkbeds, 1 twin room and bathroom. Gas fired central heating and electricity is included in the price. There is a small garden with lawn and flower bed, and parking space for cars.
Rates for dogs - £10 per week or £2 per day.
Rates : From £200 to £1200 per week depending on season & unit.
All bunks are full sized. Children are welcome. Cots & highchairs available at no extra cost.
All properties have electric cookers, fridges, freezers and microwave ovens.
Smoking is permitted. Pets allowed but downstairs only please.
Properties let weekly Friday to Friday, or mid week or weekends.
Open boats with engines, kayaks, small sailing boats and mountain bikes available for visitors use and private launching for visitors own boats. Horses available for experienced riders, or visitors may bring their own.
Auterstone Cottage : This stone-built detached cottage which dates from the 17th century is reached by a private track from the main road. It has a small private yard and is surrounded by grazing land. There is parking space for several cars.
On the first floor there are four bedrooms, one double, two with twin beds (one reached through the other) and one with bunk beds. On the ground floor are the kitchen/ dining room, living room, bathroom and larder. Heating is by gas fire (in the living room) and night storage heaters (in the kitchen and bedrooms). Hot water is provided by electric immersion heater. Table tennis in adjoining barn, clothes washer and tumble dryer in woodshed.
Swarthbeck Cottage : This semi-detached stone-built cottage dates from the 18th century and is situated next to the owners farmhouse. It is reached by a private track. It is surrounded by grazing land and there is a garage for one car with space for others. There is a large sitting room, an entrance hall and kitchen/dining room with clothes washer & tumble dryer. Heating is by wood burning stove (fuel provided) and central heating from the owners side. Upstairs is the bathroom, one double bedroom, one twin and one with full size bunk beds. The stove heats the water and there is also an electric immersion heater.
Swarthbeck House : This attractive family house was built originally as a cottage in the 19th Century and substantially altered in the 1930s. It has recently been partly rebuilt and completely re-furbished. It is situated on the drive to Swarthbeck Farm and is surrounded by trees and ornamental shrubs, with a terraced area to the front. Parking space for up to eight cars. Upstairs, the accommodation consists of one large double bedroom with ensuite bathroom and shower, three twin-bedded rooms, one with bunks, one with bunks and a single bed, and one single room, plus a second, separate bathroom. Downstairs, there is a large sitting room with gas-burning stove, dining room, games room with table tennis and football game, a second colour television and video, kitchen (with dishwasher) and utility area with shower, WC, clothes rack, clothes washer & tumble dryer.
There is a back door entrance for wet clothes and muddy boots. There is full central heating on an off-peak storage system, which also provides hot water.
Bonscale Farmhouse : This detached stone-built farmhouse believed to date from the Seventeenth Century is reached by a private drive and is surrounded by grazing land. There are extensive views across Ullswater. There is plenty of parking space. There are a total of six bedrooms and two bathrooms upstairs, reached by two separate staircases. The main wing has one double, two twins one with bunk beds and a bathroom, and the other a large twin, small bunk room and bathroom. Heating is by gas fired stove in the sitting room and electric night storage heaters in all other rooms. Hot water is by immersion heater powered by off peak electricity. Downstairs accommodation consists of kitchen, sitting room, dining room, larder, games room with table tennis and utility room with shower, WC, clothes washer & tumble dryer.
Ravensghyll Cottage : This stone built cottage was converted from outbuildings approx. 45 years ago and improvements have been carried out recently. Downstairs there is a kitchen (with dishwasher)/dining room, sitting room with gas stove, utility room with clothes washer and tumble dryer, bedroom (sleeps 2) with en-suite bathroom, and games room (formerly garage) with table tennis. Upstairs, 1 double room, 1 room with bunkbeds, 1 twin room and bathroom. Gas fired central heating and electricity is included in the price. There is a small garden with lawn and flower bed, and parking space for cars.
Rates for dogs - £10 per week or £2 per day.
Rates : From £200 to £1200 per week depending on season & unit.
All bunks are full sized. Children are welcome. Cots & highchairs available at no extra cost.
All properties have electric cookers, fridges, freezers and microwave ovens.
Smoking is permitted. Pets allowed but downstairs only please.
Properties let weekly Friday to Friday, or mid week or weekends.
Open boats with engines, kayaks, small sailing boats and mountain bikes available for visitors use and private launching for visitors own boats. Horses available for experienced riders, or visitors may bring their own.
Price: £200 - £1200
Contact: Mr & Mrs Parkin
Telephone: 01768 486432 / 0793 642 2186
Email: Click here to email
Website: www.swarthbeckfarm.co.uk
Contact: Mr & Mrs Parkin
Telephone: 01768 486432 / 0793 642 2186
Email: Click here to email
Website: www.swarthbeckfarm.co.uk
Glen Carragrich Cottages, Isle of Harris, Western Isles
Sleeps 1-6 
Glen Carragrich self catering cottage is situated 3 miles from Tarbert and commands wonderful views of East Loch Tarbert, the Island of Scotasay and distant Skye. It is a perfect place to relax and get away from the stresses of everyday life.
Accommodation : Though including many of the requirements of modern living much of the original furnishings have been retained giving a good blend of character and comfort. All the rooms enjoy the views mentioned above.
The cottage contains : Three double bedrooms. Sitting room with satellite TV and video. A large well equipped dining kitchen. Bathroom with bath and electric shower (ground floor). A porch with board games and books. Bedding, linen and towels are provided.
Our self catering house in Tarbert sleeps 4 and is situated in a quiet road off the main Tarbert - Stornoway road, only 10 minutes walk from the ferry terminal and ideally situated for exploring the Hebrides. It has recently been renovated and contains :
On ground floor - Double bedroom. Sitting room with TV, DVD and video player. A large well equipped dining kitchen. Bathroom with shower. Upstairs - Twin bedroom with wash hand basin. Bathroom.
Both properties are well equipped, electrically heated throughout and non smoking.
The village of Tarbert has a post office, bank hotels and a selection of shops. The town of Stornoway is only an hours drive away. The area has much to offer those who enjoy walking, fishing, golf, bird watching, wonderful scenery, photography and the opportunity to lie on breathtakingly beautiful sandy beaches.
Rates : From £300 to £395 per week depending on season.
Maximum of 6 people.
Accommodation : Though including many of the requirements of modern living much of the original furnishings have been retained giving a good blend of character and comfort. All the rooms enjoy the views mentioned above.
The cottage contains : Three double bedrooms. Sitting room with satellite TV and video. A large well equipped dining kitchen. Bathroom with bath and electric shower (ground floor). A porch with board games and books. Bedding, linen and towels are provided.
Our self catering house in Tarbert sleeps 4 and is situated in a quiet road off the main Tarbert - Stornoway road, only 10 minutes walk from the ferry terminal and ideally situated for exploring the Hebrides. It has recently been renovated and contains :
On ground floor - Double bedroom. Sitting room with TV, DVD and video player. A large well equipped dining kitchen. Bathroom with shower. Upstairs - Twin bedroom with wash hand basin. Bathroom.
Both properties are well equipped, electrically heated throughout and non smoking.
The village of Tarbert has a post office, bank hotels and a selection of shops. The town of Stornoway is only an hours drive away. The area has much to offer those who enjoy walking, fishing, golf, bird watching, wonderful scenery, photography and the opportunity to lie on breathtakingly beautiful sandy beaches.
Rates : From £300 to £395 per week depending on season.
Maximum of 6 people.
Price: £300 - £395
Contact: Dina Stewart
Telephone: 01224 584864
Email: Click here to email
Website: www.harrisholidayhome.co.uk
Contact: Dina Stewart
Telephone: 01224 584864
Email: Click here to email
Website: www.harrisholidayhome.co.uk
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