England Holiday Cottages
Wherever you choose to stay in England, from the beautiful coastline of Northumberland to the rugged moors of Devon, you will find an abundance of self catering holiday cottages to suit all needs and styles.
Whether you are visiting for a few days or a couple of weeks, pleasure or business, there is something for everyone, and you can make it as relaxing or as action-packed as you want! There is no end to the choices of holiday cottages from stunning seaside ones in Cornwall to remote luxury cabins in the Lake District.
Why Rent a Holiday Cottage in England?
England is rich in culture and history, from the Victorians to the Vikings with a diverse, captivating range of breathtaking landscape. There are 15 national parks across England containing beautiful countryside with mountains and lakes, birdlife and wildlife, which can be explored by car, foot, or cycling routes.
We have many world heritage Sites, including StoneHenge, The Tower of London, Hadrian’s Wall, and many more. Our stunning coastline is over 600 miles long, with sleepy coastal resorts offering tales of smuggling day, stunning sandy beaches to rugged cliff faces. If you are looking for the perfect holiday, booking a self catering cottage in England is the way to go!
Our castles are plentiful in England, and they come alive with stories of old, it could be a Norman fortress or gloomy medieval dungeon you are visiting, no matter what your age you will find it a fascinating day out. Don’t forget to make time to visit one of our lovely stately homes with remarkable family history, set in glorious grounds.
There will not be a shortage of things to do during your holiday in England, the biggest country in Britain, with some of the world’s top visitor attractions. Discover our intriguing historical past, arts, unbelievable architecture, shops galore, and traditional foods.
When planning your stay in England, you can choose from a range of places to book your cottage from a small hamlet, sleepy villages, towns, and exciting cities, in all the counties across England, coastal or inland. It could be an apartment in a walled Roman City, barn conversion deep in the country, log cabin by the coast or yurt by a country house lake. Also, you will find traveling around England rather easy due to our extensive transport system.
One of our most visited places in the world is the vibrant city of London, the capital of England, and host to the Olympic Games in 2012. You will be spoilt for choice here with many tourist attractions, food from around the world to sample, unbelievable shopping and home to our famous royal family and houses of parliament.
Whether you are traveling to England from abroad or already live here, why not book a self-catering cottage and make the most of this unbelievable country with our many hidden gems to discover?
Exploring England’s Attractions During your Holiday Stay
Eden Project in Cornwall – an exciting day out exploring the world’s biggest rainforest in captivity, including a jungle and waterfall. It has stunning gardens with amazing architecture, art, and an educational center.
The Tower of London – situated in the heart of this big city. View the Crown Jewels, take a guided tour with a Yeoman Warder and explore the tales of treason and torture, look out for the famous ravens.
Canterbury Cathedral – dating back to 597 AD, is a world heritage site. A popular destination for pilgrims and visitors from the middle ages, come and share the beautiful atmosphere.
Stonehenge – will give you a fantastic day out visiting these standing stones, situated in the lovely county of Wiltshire. This structure was originally a temple for sun worship, burial site, and a healing center.
Ironbridge Gorge – in a small town in Shropshire, there’s an interesting iron bridge, which is a symbol of the industrial revolution and a world heritage site.
Stratford Upon Avon – steeped in history and the famous place of birth to William Shakespeare. One of the most visited tourist destinations in England and an excellent chance to get a taste of Olde England.
Places To Rent A Holiday Cottage in England
You can stay in a relaxing cottage in the countryside of unspoiled Keswick with its historical past. Visit the Medieval county of Northumberland or the market town of Ludlow, walk in the Long Mynd hills, an enjoyable holiday destination for all ages. View our cottages in Keswick and Somerset.
Whether it’s a self catering cottage in the Yorkshire Dales or at the coast, you will not be short of a day out in this large county. Visit the National park and take a stroll through stunning countryside with traditional villages, visit the rugged coastline and enjoy the sea air. Spend a day shopping in the trendy city of York or the Spa town of Harrogate.
The rural county of Cumbria is most of the most popular holiday cottage places in England. This area ranges from high mountain peaks, fells, mammoth lakes, forests, and stunning coastline. This is a haven for people who enjoy outdoor pursuits, a beautiful holiday cottage destination at any time of the year.
Northumberland, the most northern county in England and borders Scotland have become an increasingly popular tourist location over the past years. There are many popular areas to take a self catering holiday cottage here, from towns, villages and small hamlets by the coast. The countryside consists of ancient castles, golden sandy beaches, rolling hills, and rocky coastlines.The Cotswolds is a famous county for visitors from abroad and the English themselves with its quaint villages which are very characteristically English.
Imagine relaxing in a self catering, dog-friendly cottage made of Cotswold stone in an idyllic town with its pretty gardens. There are some great places to visit here, including the exciting Roman city of Bath.
The west country is probably the most visited area of England due to its weather and glorious beaches, coastline and wildlife; this area covers Dorset, Somerset, Devon, and Cornwall. You may be looking for an annual family holiday or a relaxing weekend away, be assured that you will find many cottages in these areas. Make sure you take your bucket and spade.
East Anglia, or East England, encompasses Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk, and Suffolk. Visit here if you’re looking for history and architecture, rural landscapes, or the Norfolk Broads beauty.Derbyshire is home to the famous Peak District National Park, Britain’s first National Park.The South East of England is one of the nine official regions of England and includes the counties of Surrey, Sussex, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Kent, Oxfordshire, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
