Autumn's Being
8 guests
3 bedrooms
Itchen Valley, Hampshire
You'll find this 18th-century cottage in the heart of the South Downs, nestled on the edge of the illustrious Avington Park. Cosiness personified, the snug sitting room has a crackling wood-burner and squishy sofas that beckon for lounging, either with a glass of wine on chilly evenings or a good book on winter afternoons.
Golden Seasons
4 guests
2 bedrooms
Chichester, West Sussex
Nestled in the village of West Ashling, this cottage offers a homely stay for four guests. Sure, the bedrooms are a bit of a squeeze, but this home has everything you need for a relaxing retreat – including a cosy wood burner for winter months and a sun-kissed terrace that’s perfect for summer.
English Renaissance
6 guests
3 bedrooms
Itchen Valley, Hampshire
Situated on the banks of the River Itchen, within 150 acres of pristine parkland, make yourself at home in this stunning Elizabethan-era stately home. You can count yourself among illustrious historical figures who've stayed here, including Charles II and George IV.
A Little Peach
2 guests
1 bedrooms
Wimborne Saint Giles, Wimborne
A historic gatehouse on the grounds of the Shaftesbury Estate in rural Dorset, this petite one-bed lodge has recently undergone a loving refurb by one of the estate owners, Lady Shaftesbury. She obviously has a great eye for design, as her palette of delicious apricot and duck egg blue stylishly updates this vintage cottage into not just a twenty-first-century home, but a home with charm and character.
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