Property above: The Oast House, Smarden, Kent (sleeps 6)
Scroll down the page to browse through our selection of unusual and quirky self catering holiday cottages. From lighthouses to windmills, old mills to oast houses (as pictured above), our selection of quirky cottages can make for a holiday with a difference!
All properties have on-line availability, rates and booking facilities. You can also book by phone on 0845 268 1307 - please quote the cottage property code (the phone-line is open Mon - Fri 9am-7pm, Sat 9am-5.30pm, Sun 10am-5pm).
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Marbles, Dorset
Sleeps 4. On a 350-acre country estate with its own private beach, this well-presented 19th-cent holiday home is ideally set for enjoying coastal walks. In the heart of the Rousdon Estate, it lies just ½ mile from the Jurassic Coast. Private chef by arr.
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The Old Bakery, Norfolk
Sleeps 6. The Old Bakery, a wing of the owners’ house, is steeped in character and dates back to the 16th century. With its own swimming pool, it is located in the pretty village of Blo’ Norton on the River Little Ouse.
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Cheyney Chapel, Herefordshire
Sleeps 2 - 4. This 16th-century chapel is a unique property amid idyllic scenery, situated in a magical location overlooking a lake and within walking distance of five pubs, the community shop and Hop Pocket Craft Centre. Local vineyard.
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Tinkerbell, Angus
Sleeps 2. This unique, half-round cottage has been converted from the original dairy and is set on the Balnaboth Estate on the edge of the Cairngorms National Park. River fishing on a 5-mile stretch: trout foc.
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Molly's Cottage, Wales
Sleeps 4. Situated in the heart of the small and picturesque medieval border town of Knighton, this pretty half-timbered cottage, built in 1678 retains many original features with oak beams throughout. Within walking distance of several pubs, restaurants.
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Pengwern Old Hall, Wales
Sleeps 11 - 12. Pengwern Old Hall, dating back to the mid 15th century, is quietly tucked away in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park. Wi-fi broadband. Games room.
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Avilion, Wales
Sleeps 12. With magnificent sea views and overlooking two sandy coves, Avilion is situated in the village of Trearddur Bay. Built in 1912 and based on a French château, it is Grade II listed. Games room in boat house with table tennis, darts, sauna.
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Light Keepers House, Dumfries & Galloway
Sleeps 10 - 12. Enjoying a wonderful setting beside an automated lighthouse, perched high on the cliff, and with unlimited views of the coastline and out to sea, a holiday at Light Keepers House or Lighthouse Cottage will be one to remember.
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The Old Chapel Retreat, Co. Durham
Sleeps 11 - 12. The Old Chapel Retreat, a charming, detached, 19th-century chapel has been skilfully restored to retain much character and charm throughout. It provides quirky, clever holiday accommodation.
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Rishangles Old Church, Suffolk
Sleeps 8 - 10. Imaginatively converted by a well-known Suffolk furniture maker, this Grade II listed church provides unique holiday accommodation.
