Sitting pretty in the perfect location for exploring the three highlights of Norfolk, the coast, the Broads and the city of Norwich, Cabin Hideaways offers stylish cabin living that is sure to delight. Sleeping two each, Glengoyne and Glencraig offer studio style accommodation, while Glenfyne sleeps four as it has the addition of a double sofa bed and has stunning views across open countryside from the deck.
The owners really have tried to think of everything that a guests seeking the perfect getaway could need and all three units boast air conditioning, which also provides warm air heating, large flat screen Smart TVs with sound bars and Apple TV, a live recording facility and even a private inhouse movie channel featuring over fifteen hundred movies to choose from, making these charming cabins the perfect place to stay put, relax and unwind. In fact, the whole site is beautiful and you are sure to spot some of the resident wildlife while exploring the shared barbeque house (no barbecues allowed in the cabins) and large patio and a seasonal, heated open-air swimming pool which is available on request with the owner.
Venture a little further however and you will find yourself in the heart of Norfolk. Visit the stunning North Norfolk coastline and be in Cromer exploring the pier, Wells-next-the-Sea watching the boast bob on the picturesque quay, Brancaster or Holkham exploring the wide sandy beach, or Great Yarmouth strolling along to Golden Mile and enjoying all the fun of the fair in around 45 minutes. Or be in the beautiful Norfolk Broads in just half an hour and join a tour or charter you own day launch to explore these famous waterways. Don’t miss a trip to the medieval city of Norwich with its splendid Norman Castle, numerous museums galleries and theatres, award winning market and great mix of high street and artisan shops. After a day out and about, you can return to Cabin Hideaways where you are sure of a great night’s sleep. Just lovely!
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 8 guests.

Nestled within the breathtaking Galloway countryside, Galloway Views stands as a beacon of opulence and tranquillity. This luxurious holiday lodge offers an unparalleled retreat for those seeking a romantic escape or a rejuvenating getaway amidst stunning scenery.
As you step into the lodge, you’re greeted by a captivating open plan living space that seamlessly blends modern elegance with rustic charm. Floor-to-ceiling patio doors frame sweeping vistas of the surrounding countryside, inviting the serene beauty of nature indoors. Sink into plush sofas and comfortable seating, where moments of relaxation are enhanced by the picturesque views that unfold before you. The epitome of comfort awaits in the bedroom, adorned with a sumptuous bed draped in crisp white linen. Here, too, patio doors beckon, ensuring that every morning begins with the gentle caress of sunlight and a glimpse of the verdant landscape beyond. A modern and sleek shower room completes the interior, offering a sanctuary for indulgent moments of pampering.
Stepping outside, the enchantment only deepens as you discover the lodge’s outdoor amenities. A covered hot tub awaits, providing the perfect spot to unwind amidst the tranquillity of nature, with the added allure of starlit skies stretching overhead come nightfall. For those inclined towards culinary adventures, a private fire pit with grill beckons, promising evenings filled with the sizzle of barbecues and al fresco dining under the canopy of stars. Moreover, within the grounds of this idyllic retreat lies a hidden gem: a charming BBQ Hut, available for private bookings. Here, guests can gather with loved ones amidst the warmth of a crackling fire, indulging in the pleasures of conviviality and gastronomic delights.
Beyond the confines of the lodge, an array of attractions awaits exploration in the surrounding area. Take a leisurely stroll through Wigtown, known as Scotland’s Book Town, where quaint bookshops and literary treasures await discovery. Nature enthusiasts can embark on scenic hikes through the Galloway Forest Park, immersing themselves in the untamed beauty of ancient woodlands and shimmering lochs. Whether seeking solace in nature’s embrace or embarking on adventures in the surrounding countryside, Galloway Luxury Lodges offer an unrivalled haven of luxury and serenity, promising an unforgettable escape amidst the splendour of Scotland’s southwest.
This property can be booked together with Galloway Hills (UK46817), Galloway Coo (UK46718) and Galloway Ewe (UK46819) to accommodate up to 12 guests.

Sit back, relax and enjoy the amazing views in this natural habitat for bird and wildlife. There is also the opportunity for fishing on-site. This delightful cottage with its ‘upside down’ design, sundeck and first floor balcony overlooking tranquil marshland, is one of a row of six set a few yards from the mooring basin and the local River Ant. Footpaths offer leisurely waterside strolls and Sutton’s village green is perfect for fishing and picnicking. If you don’t want to cook, there is a local restaurant and pub just a stroll away.
Situated within an easy drive of the Norfolk Broads and Norfolk’s coastline, the property stands in the small hamlet of Sutton Staithe, a conservation area offering a relaxing waterside holiday location next door to the boatyard, with boating activity all around. On your doorstep, there is day launch and river fishing (Bream, Perch, Roach, Rudd, Pike etc) is available in season. Also available are canoe and boat rentals.
The Norfolk Broads Museum is a few minutes’ drive away, where you can discover the history of The Broads and associated boating. Wroxham, known as the ’capital of the Broads’, is only 9 miles away. Closer to home is the seaside resort of Sea Palling, 4 miles, or for quieter sandy beaches, take a trip to Waxham and Horsey. The city of Norwich makes for a great day out, with its cathedral, theatre, castle museum, excellent shopping, restaurants and cafés. Enjoy a day at the seaside resort of Great Yarmouth, only 16 miles away. The Weavers Way runs through the town and provides good walking and cycling opportunities. The market town of Stalham is 1½ miles away and provides a host of amenities including a supermarket, shops, pubs and restaurants. Beach 4 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 80 yards.

Nestled in the idyllic coastal region near Walton-on-the-Naze and Frinton, this spacious and well-appointed two bedroom property is ideal for a small family or couple. The fully equipped kitchen provides all the amenities you need to prepare delicious meals and snacks, whether you’re enjoying a leisurely breakfast or cooking up a seafood feast with local ingredients. Step outside to a lovely patio area where you can bask in the sun, savour al fresco meals on the patio, or simply sip a cup of tea while enjoying the sun.
The Annexe is within walking distance of the beach and amenities, such as Walton Pier and Naze Tower, or take a scenic walk along the Naze Nature Reserve. For the children Clacton and Walton offer amusements and long sandy beaches. Frinton is a slower pace with a beautiful beach and charming traditional high street with independent shops and cafes. The golf club is situated on the sea front. There are plenty of opportunities for water sports, tennis, cycling, and picnicking in this coastal paradise. Further afield is the historic town of Colchester with its castle, museums, shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. A day at the famous Colchester Zoo is perfect. If you fancy a trip to London for a spot of sightseeing, theatre or eating out then hop on a train at either Frinton or Walton, both within walking distance.
The Annexe offers the perfect setting for a memorable seaside vacation. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, adventure, or a bit of both, this comfortable and well-equipped property is your gateway to coastal bliss.
Pub within 1 mile. Beach within 1½ miles.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 14 guests.

Welcome to this enchanting holiday home, Partridge Hut, a bespoke hand-built shepherd’s hut nestled in the picturesque Cumbrian countryside overlooking the tranquil River Irthing. Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature while being in close proximity to the historic Hadrian’s Wall, making it an idyllic retreat for avid walkers and history enthusiasts alike. Crafted with love and attention to detail by its owner, Partridge Hut offers a charming and cosy escape. Step inside and be greeted by an open-plan layout where a comfortable double bed invites you to unwind after a day of exploration. The sitting and dining areas provide a perfect spot to relax, read a book or enjoy a meal. The shower room ensures you start each day feeling refreshed and revitalised. As you step outside, you’ll discover a delightful garden space, thoughtfully designed to enhance your experience. Take advantage of the fire pit and barbecue facilities, perfect for creating memorable moments with loved ones as you gather around for an evening of warmth and delicious food. The garden furniture invites you to bask in the serenity of your surroundings, whether it’s sipping your morning coffee or stargazing under the clear night sky. Your furry friends are part of the family too, which is why this shepherd’s hut accepts dogs allowing you to share this magical escape with your beloved canine companions.
Beyond the enchanting retreat, an array of attractions awaits you in the surrounding area. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the nearby Lanercost Priory, an architectural gem steeped in history and tranquility. Step back in time and explore the ruins, marvelling at the intricate craftsmanship and absorbing the serene atmosphere. Furthermore, the world-renowned Hadrian’s Wall is within easy reach offering a fascinating glimpse into Roman history. Embark on scenic walks along the wall, taking in breathtaking views and relishing in the sense of awe-inspiring heritage. Whether you seek solace in nature, desire to unravel the secrets of history, or simply long for a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, Partridge Hut is the perfect sanctuary for your holiday. Come and experience the enchantment of Cumbria and create cherished memories that will linger long after your stay.

This reading room was erected in 1897 to commemorate Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee and is now a luxurious holiday home. Completely refurbished in 2023, keeping its historic charm, with original architectural features and character elements preserved, and updated to offer all modern-day conveniences, designed with luxury and comfort in mind. Here you can truly relax, whilst enjoying its tranquillity.
Designed with comfort and relaxation in mind, boasting a comfy sofa and armchair, well-equipped kitchen and the open plan living seamlessly integrates the living room, kitchen, and sunroom to provide a spacious and inviting atmosphere. On cooler evenings, snuggle by the wood burning stove and enjoy time with loved ones. Well-equipped to allow dining from home, but don’t worry, there is a good village pub serving food within walking distance. Outside you will find your very own private sunny courtyard garden. The garden has mature planting and comfortable garden furniture to sit back and relax.
Excellent walks and cycling opportunities available from doorstep. A short walk from the front door is the wonderful Salhouse Broad, with a large green where you can enjoy the boats and wildlife. Excellent location to enjoy the three delights of Norfolk, all 30 minutes’ drive, the stunning coastline, famous Norfolk Broads National Park, and the fine city of Norwich. Sea Palling, Horsey and Winterton on Sea offer quieter and wide sandy beaches backed by dunes. Popular coastal towns such as Cromer, Wells-next-the-Sea or Sheringham offer plenty of seaside attractions. Why not enjoy a leisurely stroll along the beach, indulge in fresh seafood, or enjoy traditional seaside amusements. Wroxham, capital of the Norfolk Broads, 5 minutes’ drive, and a popular destination for boating and birdwatching. Waterside restaurants, cafes, and shops. Tuition, guided tours, paddle boards and canoeing are all available. Hire a day boat or jump on board a river excursion to enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
Norwich is a must for any shopaholic with two indoor shopping malls and the market square, perfect for fresh sea food, fruit, and vegetables. Norwich theatre hosts live performances, then there’s the medieval cathedral with stunning architecture and serene atmosphere. The castle museum is also well worth a visit. There are many eateries from fine dining to takeaway, real ale pubs and cafes to enjoy. Visit the Blickling Estate, a magnificent Jacobean mansion with stunning parklands. The estate hosts live events and exhibitions throughout the year. Wroxham Barns is a family-friendly attraction with craft shops, a mini-golf course and children’s play area. Enjoy browsing unique gifts, watch craftsmen at work and small animal petting farm. Venture further afield to Blakeney Quay, the Salt Marsh RSPB Reserve, and Pensthorpe Natural Park for excellent bird watching opportunities, a wildlife haven with nature trails and diverse bird species. Shop 3 miles, pub ½ mile.

The Beach Studio offers an open and spacious layout that combines the kitchen, dining area, and living room seamlessly. When it’s time to rest, you can simply pull down the double bed, which is cleverly hidden within the apartment’s design. The bed offers a comfortable and restful sleep, ensuring you wake up rejuvenated and ready for another day of exploration. The kitchen is well-equipped with modern appliances, making it a breeze to whip up delicious meals during your stay, but for those wanting a break from cooking there is a huge choice close by. The living room area is designed for relaxation, with comfortable seating and elegant décor. The floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with natural light and provide a stunning view of Brighton Beach.
There is no shortage of activities and attractions to enjoy in and around Brighton. Try out Sea Lanes, the UK’s first national heated open water swimming centre on the beach. Take a stroll along the iconic pier, enjoy classic fairground rides, indulge in traditional fish and chips, and soak up the lively atmosphere. Marvel at the opulent architecture of the Royal Pavilion, a former royal residence with an exotic Indian-inspired design. Explore the narrow, winding streets of the Lanes, a historic shopping district filled with independent boutiques, antique shops, and charming cafés. With the apartment located opposite Brighton Beach, you have easy access to sunbathing, swimming and leisurely walks along the shoreline. Visit the bustling marina, home to a wide array of restaurants, bars, and shops, or you can also take a boat tour or try your hand at various water sports. Children will love Brighton Sealife Centre, where you can discover the wonders of the ocean at this popular aquarium, home to a wide variety of marine life.
Just a short drive from Brighton, the South Downs National Park offers picturesque landscapes, scenic hikes and breath-taking views. Take advantage of Brighton’s central location and venture out to explore nearby towns such as Lewes, Arundel and Chichester, each with its own unique charm.

Situated above Loch Linnhe with uninterrupted views over towards Corpach and Trislaig, you can watch the sea and golden eagles above from the decking of this pod, as well as the roe deer visiting you in the morning. Unlike other pods, Cheviot comes with a full-size shower, a wood burner, a kingsize bed, a sofa bed for two children and a kitchen with a mini fridge and freezer. This is the perfect spot to relax in and enjoy the area with many activities and attractions within driving distance.
The nearest pubs, restaurants and shops are within 1 mile from Cheviot pod. The train station (which is less than 2 miles will away) will take you on the Harry Potter Steam Train and over the Glenfinnan Viaduct, passing some of the most spectacular scenery and beaches that cannot be seen from the road down to Mallaig. The latter is renowned as a fishing village and also where you can get a ferry over to the Isle of Skye (remember to pre book the train as it fills up quickly).
Ben Nevis is the highest mountain in the UK and is one of the munros you can enjoy a walk up to the summit. The Nevis Range hosts the European Bike Trials.
South of Fort William you have Glencoe; no matter what time of year you travel through Glencoe it is a mystical land and will not fail to impress. Again, it offers great walks for all abilities and there is also a ski lift for those that enjoy the winter sport (in the summer the dry ski slope is open for tubing, a great fun day for all the family). If you are looking for something to do on a rest day in Fort William itself, there is a cinema, soft play, ten pin bowling, swimming pool or enjoy a walk over to Neptunes Staircase.
Using Cheviot pod as your base, you can also visit the Acharacle Peninsula; the fish capital of the Highlands, Oban; Loch Ness; the Isle of Mull, Rum and Eigg and many more.
Undoubtedly whilst sitting with a drink on the decking watching either the sunset or the Northern Lights, you will undoubtably be planning your next visit to this amazing area and pod.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 8 guests.

Wellgate is a delightful stone-built cottage that dates back to the 1850s and offers a comfortable stay located in the stunning Upper Nidderdale village of Middlesmoor which is set just outside of Pateley Bridge.
This semi-detached cottage has plenty of character with a fireplace and wood burner adding additional heat and charm. Wellgate offers couples a wonderful holiday retreat whilst being ideally located to explore all that the Yorkshire Dales has to offer. Relax in the peace and tranquillity and enjoy the spectacular scenery whatever the season with stunning views from the front of the cottage. On the ground floor is the comfortable living area, a great space to relax in front of the wood burner with a glass of red on those colder evenings after a day exploring the local area. On the same floor you have a well-presented, well-equipped, country-style kitchen that has plenty of room for food preparation. In addition, there is a ground-floor bathroom which includes a shower cubicle and heated towel rail. Up one flight of stairs, you are presented with two bedrooms, stylishly furnished, and decorated and both with fresh cotton linen guaranteeing a perfect night’s sleep. The master bedroom also offers en-suite facilities. To the front of the cottage, there is a small seating area that gives you breathtaking views over the stunning countryside from all angles. This is a fantastic place to watch the sunset whilst having a well-deserved glass of fizz al fresco style.
There is so much to see and do in the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. For walkers, there are so many scenic walks straight from your doorstep so make sure you pack your walking books. For cyclists, the Pateley Bridge to Masham route and the challenging Cote de Lofthouse climb featured as part of the 2017 Tour de Yorkshire and the 2019 World Cycling Championships are also nearby. Towns close by include Pateley Bridge which is a 7-mile drive away giving you quick access to shops, café, restaurants and pubs. The market town of Masham is 10 miles away, and further afield, the cathedral city of Ripon is 40 minutes away. The fashionable spa town of Harrogate is a 45-minute drive. Should you wish to leave the driving and cooking for another day there is a very characterful and proper, traditional North Yorkshire pub that sells locally brewed beer and bar food, and is just one minute’s walk away from the cottage. Nearby National Trust attractions include the magnificent Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal near Ripon and Brimham Rocks in Summerbridge.