NHS Discounts: Self catering holidays

Self catering Holidays in 1066 Country Sussex. Static vans that are privately owned, available to rent for a maximum of 28 days per booking.

South Lakeland self catering holiday 'Home from Home'. Modern detached 3 bedroom cottage (sleeps 4 adults and 2 children + baby in travel cot),in the charming village of ARNSIDE on the Kent Estuary in an AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). Easy access to Windermere, Kendal,Dales Etc.Off road parking + garage,Dog welcome

Delightful Ventnor property in a prime location on Belgrave Road enjoying stunning south facing elevated beach and sea views. The house comprises of 3 architect designed self catering holiday apartments fitted out to a high standard. The apartments are conveniently located for all town centre amenities and the beach.

Five luxury self-catering eco-forest lodges. Guests can choose to stay in a cabin deep in the forest or in one overlooking the beautiful tranquil lochan. Sleeping 4, guests enjoy organic fair-trade bedlinen and eco friendly products throughout. Guests are welcomed by their own dedicated host who will have the wood burner lit and ensure everything is to hand for a very special break. The ultimate retreat to completely relax and unwind or use as a base to explore all that The Cairngorms and Royal Deeside have on offer. Dogs are most welcome and thoroughly enjoy all the forest walks right on their doorstep.

Self catering holiday cottage in the Peak District, sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms, 1 kingsize, 1 double , 1 twin. Character cottage with log burner and beams. Walks from the doorstep to Dovedale, Ashbourne and Ilam. Local village pub and 1.5 miles to Ashbourne market town. Ideal for walking and relaxation.

4 star, self catering holiday lets set in 18 acres of woodland, fishing lakes and open fields. All cottages have two bedrooms sleeping 4 people, please visit our web site for more information.

Fenland Self Catering Holidays would like to welcome you to one of our five self catering properties. We have two farmhouses which accommodate 7 people plus a cot, each situated in a lovely country setting in the Cambridgeshire Fens. A pretty cottage also situated on the edge of the village, sleeps five. Experience something unique and stay in the Victorian Railway Carriage that sleeps 2, situated at the edge of a three acre Apple Orchard or Ivywood Railway Carriage which sleeps 4, situated on the edge of a small wood which leads into a three acre Apple Orchard. There are many tourist attractions nearby including Peckover House N.T, Octavia Hill birth place museum, Elgoods Brewery, and Sandringham House and country park.

Haveringland Hall Coach House and Cottages are nestled within a tranquil woodland setting. These four award-winning properties are perfectly placed for exploring the abundant delights of Norfolk. They have been splendidly converted from an Italianate courtyard of fine coach house buildings. Built in 1840 on a design by famed Buckingham Palace architect Edward Blore, the Clock Tower entrance (with working clocks similar to that of the Palace) is thought to be the only other example of its kind. The properties enjoy superb leisure facilities, including a 30’ foot indoor heated swimming pool fed by natural spring water, with full changing facilities, shower and W.C. There is also an indoor games room with table tennis, pool table and an outdoor children’s play area complete with swings and climbing frame.

Two stone cottages, two and three bedroomed, equipped to ETC Four Star Standard. On edge of village, pub and village shop 150 yards. Each with own garden plus six acres of gardens and paddocks. Open all year. Pets welcome.

Accessible Self Catering Holiday cottages for the disabled on the main river at Horning Ferry. Cottages sleep from 4 to 9 persons. See our own website for more information. Weekend breaks only from Nov- March excluding Xmas & new Year Electric Day Boat Seats 10 with wheel chair lift, for day hire. Special Saturday rate phone for details.

Llanlliana House is a beautifully renovated, luxury Country House set in 168 acres of private estate in a designated 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' which includes a private beach, coastal cliff top walks, St Patricks Island and the most northern point of Wales. Enjoy the fabulous coastal walks over the Iron Age Hillfort with Choughs & Peregrines nesting on the cliffs. Llanlliana boasts ten bedrooms and 9 bathrooms, so is ideal for large family holidays, special celebrations, birthdays and reunions. The house is truly luxurious with everything from underfloor heating throughout the ground floor & all bathrooms, to whirlpool baths, private balconies and romantic four poster beds. Beautiful period details combine with an abundance of modern technology including 3 dishwashers, ample fridges a gorgeous cranberry range cooker with gas hob and most importantly the ice machine to keep the bar well stocked. Wifi, Ipod docks, the Wii and ample games are perfect for lazy days in. The large gardens and play area are ideal for kids to play football or hide & seek while the adults take on a game of croquet on the terrace. Llanlliana House is very secluded and just a five minute walk to the cove and Anglesey Coastal Path. Quiet and peaceful, perfect for walkers, photographers & wildlife enthusiasts yet only ten minutes drive from the pretty seaside village of Cemaes Bay, with shops, pubs and local fishing boats with fabulous shellfish to collect for supper. For a Celebration or Special Meal book the Dinner Service for delicious meals of local produce all served in the comfort of Llanllianas stunning dining room.

Low Newbiggin Estate, Aislaby, Nr Whitby; Main Farm House Sleeps 10+1; Groom Cottage & Tack Cottage Sleep 4 + 2, so could host a party 21) Low Newbiggin Estate is the hidden gem of the North York Moors National Park. A uniquely stunning and secluded property offering a truly ‘Home from Home’ experience, which is guaranteed to cast you under its spell...you will leaving feeling relaxed recharged never wanting to leave the place! Set in a secluded 53 acres of glorious countryside the estate borders nearly a mile of charming River Esk, offering private salmon and sea-trout fishing – Whether you’re on a family get-together, a friends reunion, or wanting a place with the X’ factor, to celebrate a special occasion in style, Low Newbiggin Estate offers the most private of locations, and is perfect for a luxury quiet single family holiday or large family groups of up to 21 people, and will be sure to create wonderful and lasting memories for all. The property ‘jewel’ on the estate, is an imposing, detached Georgian residence. Spacious accommodation is the major benefit of this stunning yet understated, with flexible roomy and cosy reception rooms, plus five bedrooms and four bath/shower en-suite rooms. Every room and window in the property offers an incredible panoramic view of the surrounding landscaped gardens. Wildlife abounds on the estate, Pheasant, partridge, deer, hares, rabbits, badgers, and stoats and otters are regularly seen by guests....You never know what you will see next ! As you approach the entrance you are greeted by an avenue of maple trees At the end of the avenue of trees you are met by an imposing entrance stone and property name plate, gaze over and up a large paddock complete with the estates very own helipad (used by the celebrity guests and VIP’s) and you will see the property, perched on the brow of the hill and framed by the white ‘Dallas’ style equestrian ranch fencing. On arrival at the house, there is a red granite stoned courtyard, which provides ample parking for 6 or more cars – Stone walls form a border to the courtyard and house well-established shrubs, heathers, Japanese maples, and conifers, as well as colourful border perennials. The 18th Century house, is built from local Aislaby quarried stone and hand carved in a traditional Herring bone style (Herring was the Port of Whitby’s main harvest in years gone by) , The pretty lawned gardens, house trees of cherry, copper beech, hazel, oak and ash, as well as some large Douglas firs and other evergreens. Evergreens form the perimeter to the garden at the rear of the house and offer both additional privacy and a natural wind break. Beautiful borders of perennial plants, such as wild and giant poppies, honeysuckle, wild daisies, lilac, iris, buddleia, holly, hawthorn and rhododendrons provide a kaleidoscope of colours and patterns for all that survey them. There is also an ancient and listed orchard to the rear of the garden, home to a c200 year old Walnut tree. The ‘Godfather’ of the Estate has to be c500 year old Oak tree that overlooks the ornamental pond. The river bank is a carpet of wild flowers, including miniature daffodils, snowdrops and bluebells, along with rare orchids. Walk along the natures path and you will smell the wild mint, garlic and fennel as the stems crush beneath your feet. Tread quietly early in the morning or late evening, and you may be lucky enough catch a glimpse of the one of the Estates resident’s Otters or deer drinking from the river. Given good weather the rear garden is a sun trap from sunrise, until mid afternoon. An East facing York stone flagged terrace, provides the ideal sunny spot in which to enjoy breakfast, or your afternoon Botham’s ‘cream tea’. Once the sun has dropped,simply ‘sit and sip’ a glass or two of chilled bubbly or a perhaps that most British of drinks, a Pimms?, whilst gazing over the grounds, and having a ‘natter’ about the days adventures, To the left and rear (approach side) of the house is a flagged terrace, which leads to a vestibule beyond which is a wonderfully , farmhouse beamed kitchen, hand crafted in solid French ‘Pippy’ oak, Beneath the superb reclaimed York stone-flagged floor lies a creature comforts underfloor heated system to die for, The kitchen boasts fabulous Canadian ‘Blue eye’ granite work surfaces, a large electric range with ceramic hob and fan assisted oven, an original Victorian bread oven/range (decorative), a tall integrated fridge freezer, and, microwave and dishwasher. An additional freezer is located in the adjoining/boiler utility room offering extra storage space for larger parties.intending to cook ‘at home’ more frequently. The oil fed boiler, is man enough to offer a fast hot water recovery rate, and on demand for reasonable usage. There is a separate laundry room with washer, dryer and airers, across the forecourt. In the centre of the kitchen is a large scrubbed pine table and chairs that comfortably seat up to 10 people; a stable door leads to the garden and rear patio terrace – leave the top half open to enjoy the fragrance from the climbing plants and borders, The magnificent dining hall has an imposing minstrel galleried landing area (care should be taken with children); home to a large wood burning stove, this spacious room is perfect for formal dining for up to – Furbished with a 10ft -12ft Nordic Spruce, this room is the heart of the property for simply the best ever Christmas and New Years holidays ! – with large windows overlooking the possibly white garden? The charming and comfortable snug with 2 large sofas and a window seat, has free sat TV/DVD/VHS and is ideal for sitting and relaxing at the end of the day, it also has a sweet miniature Coalbrookdale wood burning stove – whether you choose to curl up with a good book and just chill or watch your favorite movie, this corner of your holiday retreat decorated with British traditional sporting/game memorabilia, will surely be a ‘big hit’ with everyone, not least the kids. The old reception hall has the original wood parquet flooring, with a central ‘mahogany’ cloaks/WC leading off it. At the far end of the property is a large drawing room; an elegant room with windows that overlook the forecourt to the front and the gardens to the rear, it also has a door that leads to the grounds. Previous guests have likened to this room to the grand state room on board the Royal Yacht Britannia hence its is now known as the ‘Britannia’ Room. Light and airy and perfect for enjoying drinks before, or coffee after, dinner, there are shelves of books and the atmosphere, enhanced by a décor of greens with accents of pale yellow, is restful. To the first floor are three bedrooms, all of which have wonderful Uinterupted views of the gardens and the valley across to the estate’s natural Eastern boundary feature, the 400 foot high Blue Scar, a cliff of rearing sandstone, decorated with a forest of trees, There is a double bedroom, known as the ‘Red and Gold’ or ‘Teddies’ room after the pictures and numerous teddy bears dotted around, has a window seat, to sit and enjoy a morning cup of tea; this bedroom has a stylish en-suite that includes a wet room-style shower, with drenching shower head and smaller shower hose WC and hand wash basin, There is a heated mirror, mirror light/electric shaver socket. - Electric underfloor heating. This first floor also has a large Master/family bedroom that overlooks the gardens and comprises a King size bed, numerous fitted wardrobes and drawer units, plus an occasional/additional single 2ft 6 inch bed. There is large elegant bathroom with a free-standing claw and ball bath complete with shower hose, a huge double enclosed shower cubicle complete with large drenching shower head and smaller shower hose, a WC and hand washbasin. There is a heated mirror, mirror light/electric shaver socket. Electrically underfloor heating. A large twin bedroom, with the original oak beams taken from one of Whitby’s19th century sea-faring vessels, Cruck room the name taken from the Cruck beams has far reaching views down the Esk valley and open countryside towards Whitby, and is decorated in bright colours of yellow and blue, also includes a smart en-suite with shower, WC and hand wash basin. A staircase leads to the second floor which offers two more bedrooms - a double bedroom dressed in Cappuccino and white and known as the ‘loft room’, plus a further twin bedroom, colours are Lilac and white and dressed with scrubbed antique pine furniture is known as the ‘Gods Room’ as in closest to God. Both of bedrooms have original vaulted oak framed beams and ceilings and share a smart victorian styled ceramic shower room with shower, WC and hand wash basin. This property is the perfect choice for all occasions, Whether you’re celebrating a special family occasion or for those who enjoy the outdoor life, the woodland, fishing, Low Newbiggin will provide you with a very enchanting and diverse environment – an d a real adventure land for children. For the experienced angler or those wishing to learn, there is exclusive salmon and sea-trout fishing, which is available by special arrangement on a daily or half daily rod basis (max 2 rods or 4 shared rods per day) – Fly fishing only, unless the river is in spate. All anglers must be in possession of EA Rod License and Salmon and Migratory trout permit (during April 1st to October 31st) to cover period of fishing required. Grayling fishing is available during the migratory trout ‘closed season’. A local Ghillie can be arranged in advance and is subject to availability and an additional fee. Groom Cottage and Tack Cottage For larger parties of more than 11 and maximum 21 persons, there are two additional cottages which are detached but immediately located to the main house. Groom Cottage Groom Cottage is the Chicken and more recently Dairy shed from the Farms dairy farming past although in the 70’s and 80’s it was used as a grooming stables for horses. It is a single storey property with entrance hall, a double bedroom and a kitchen – that is equipped with an electric cooker, fridge with ice box, dishwasher and microwave - with a small dining area. The cottage also has a good size sitting room with TV/ VHS; a twin bedroom, a bathroom with bath and shower over and hand wash basin plus a separate WC . To the outside is a lawned garden, edged by a tall evergreen hedge, with a small terrace with table and chairs, to sit and enjoy the fresh air. This charming and simple garden offers a south/west facing aspect and is very private and sheltered. Tack Cottage Tack Cottage is again built from herringbone stone and is arranged over two floors. As the name might suggest, it is the original ‘Tack’ rooms from the estate’s equestrian past. The cottage has a small entrance vestibule from which leads a ground floor double bedroom and a cloak room with WC. There is a cottage kitchen that has an electric oven, fridge with ice box, microwave and dish washer. The bathroom has a large separate bath, and shower cubicle, hand wash basin and a mirror light complete with electric shaver socket. To the first floor is a large sitting room with dining area and a free sat TV/VHS; a galleried landing leads to a twin bedroom, with views over the open countryside. To the outside are gardens plus a small terrace with patio dining table and chairs. There is ample parking for both cottages. And the ‘icing on the cake’...enjoy the sights and smells from a real steam train, which runs through the grounds at various intervals depending on the time of the year ! So, whether you’re staying at home, eating and drinking, walking through the woodland, fishing or simply having a drink in one of the local pubs and chatting about ‘days gone bye’ with an old fishermen or two, Whitby and Low Newbiggin offers something for everyone, and promises to be the Number 1 choice for the discerning guest. We look forward to welcoming you to Low Newbiggin Paul & Charlotte X

Two snug, comfortable self catering holiday lets one sleeping 4, the other 2 with interconnecting door. 1 mile from NW Norfolk beach. Own fenced garden, off street parking. Two kitchens, two living areas, 2 flat screen TV's with Freeview. All mod cons and linen included along with gas and electricity. Available all the year. The flat is on the ground floor so suitable to people with limited mobility. A well behaved dog is accepted in the flat but not the studio.

Pine Chalets is the perfect location to relax and unwind.Set in beautiful countryside with amazing views of Ben Wyvis,The Beauly Firth and the Black Isle from your fully equipped chalet. Only a 20 minute drive from Inverness.Perfect for families and children.Pets welcome.Open all year.Excellent value for money.

It has often been said that Rosecraddoc Manor must be the nearest thing to paradise. The manor properties stand in 38 acres of beautiful grounds and woodlands, set around a lovely lake, stocked with carp, roach and bream. Rosecraddoc Manor features a variety of properties surrounding the historic Manor House to cater for all tastes whether classic, modern, cosy or cottage style is what you are looking for. The manor was built in the 1820s on the site of a much older house mentioned in the Domesday Book. It is Grade II listed, along with two bridges in the grounds, and has now been converted into these attractive apartments and villas, making a perfect base for your Cornish holiday.

Escape to peaceful countryside from the stresses of a busy demanding job and explore the glories of Cader Idris and the Mawddach Estuary, quiet country walks and beautiful empty beaches. Enjoy log fires and star filled skies.

4-Self catering holiday apartments of varying size to accomodate families or couples for short stay or longer holidays. The apartments are all based in Filey town close to all local amenities and a three minute walk to the beach. A £50 deposit secures any dates. Stays of 2 nights and more.