Alojamentos em casas de campo em Whitechapel

16th century cottage on historical church grounds

Delightful 16th century timber frame cottage with lots of period character & modern charm, set within the historic church grounds of Waltham Abbey & next to its market square. It provides a generous, well-equipped living space with pretty views & a great base to explore the Lee Valley Regional Park, Epping Forest and surrounding waterways & countryside. Great walks await you from the front door. Located within easy reach of London, this unique landmark and magical place is a perfect getaway.

Crestyl Cottage riverside barn for 2 with hot tub

Crestyl Cottage is a delightful self contained country cottage in Sarratt - providing the perfect place to relax, walk, cycle, birdwatch and fish for carp in our small private lake. We provide high end accommodation for 2 adults in an area which has plenty to offer in the heart of the stunning Chess Valley. Crestyl Cottage is a conversion of a redundant barn, originally used for watercress seed drying which has been converted into self catering holiday accommodation with wood fired hot tub.

Keston. Pretty Cottage, 2 double bedrooms and view

Overlooking Keston Common, quiet and set back from Commonside with parking to the front, two double bedrooms with first floor bathroom having separate shower and “egg bath”. Minimum 2 nights, discounts for weekly stay. Fully fitted kitchen with bay window & window seat overlooking the Common, open plan lounge with double doors to patio with swinging sofa and pretty back garden. Ground floor WC/utility room. Incredible holiday stay, easy transport to London, 40 mins drive to Gatwick.

Soho Nest

Nestled in the heart of Soho, your stay offers the ultimate central London experience. Outside the place you are in the middle of the bustling and exciting streets of Soho while inside you can retire to a quiet and peaceful home. Soho’s Berwick Street is a vibrant and iconic area nestled in the heart of London’s West End. Renowned for its rich history, diverse culture, and bustling atmosphere, Berwick Street offers a unique blend of old-world charm and modern excitement.

Cosy cottage in North London near tube

A beautiful, semi-detached Victorian, cottage built in 1862. In north London with a 100ft garden. The cottage is bright and airy with original features inc stable garden door and floorboards to cosy fireplaces. I have art and houseplants and outside is covered with roses. I hope you enjoy your stay in this cosy haven, please note, I live here usually this is a home not an empty holiday let. Please note the bedroom is on first floor, up one flight of steep stairs

Charming Coach House next to Richmond Park

Our lovely Coach House is just steps away from the vast and gorgeous Royal Richmond Park. The ancient market town, Kingston upon Thames with its great choice of restaurants, shopping and theatre is just a leisurely 20 min. walk away. If you like to venture out to London, Norbiton Station provides direct access to Waterloo Station. You will enjoy my place because of its location, the outdoor space, the ambiance and the quiet neighbourhood.

Lovely Annexe near Surbiton/Kingston, SW London

Self Contained 1 Double Bedroom Apartment Chessington/Surbiton with Private Patio Garden Beautiful self contained 1 double bed annexe with delightful private patio garden, attached to the main Georgian house with it's own independent front door and private off road parking. Short walk to bus or station. Short bus ride to Surbiton and Kingston. 16mins train to London Waterloo from Surbiton.

Historical Thames cottage with pretty river views

Amazing historic and stylish building available for a few periods only Easily accessible from Hammersmith station, this unique property has plenty of character, open views to the Thames and a private rear garden If you look for comfort and character, and yet taking advantage of a central location, it may probably be one of your best shots in London - and one not to be missed

Cottage in London (Zone 1)

Our home is a cosy cottage in Kennington. The cottage was built in 1780 and is within a short distance of many of London’s attractions. It is small but perfectly formed. The house is spread over three floors and includes a kitchen, living and dining area, garden, two bedrooms (one with a kingsize bed and one with a double bed) and two small bathrooms.