Self Catering Holiday Cottages in Norfolk

Kett Country Cottages are adding to their list of self catering holiday cottages available in Norfolk, UK. These new cottages are located in charming country villages such as Felmingham, Thornham, South Creake and Wells-next-the-sea. The newest Chantry cottage in South Creake offers accommodations for up to 10, parking for 4 vehicles, as well as an open invitation for guests to bring their pets.

Located just 4 miles from the Burnham Market, guests will be close to a variety of lovely boutiques and excellent restaurants like the Ostrich, which serves delicious food all day. The stately design of the Chantry cottage boasts architectural details like solid oak doors and a seaside décor theme. The newest Pipistrelle cottage in Roughton is much smaller, providing accommodation for up to 3 guests. It is pet friendly as well, and offers parking in a 24 hour garage.

Spend Your Holidays in UK’s best self catering accommodations

The Dovecote Barns in Kelfield, Yorkshire, have won the award for best self catering accommodation in UK. These eco-barns have every luxury you need and were highly acclaimed at the Enjoy England Awards for Excellence. These barns, run by Richard and Brigit Bramley are quite well known among self catering holiday takers, and have also won awards for Yorkshire's best self-catering accommodation 2010-11, in addition Enjoy England's five-star gold award.

These well-furnished 18th century barns are perfect for your self-catering holiday and are one of the few self catering accommodation that depend only on renewable energy. These multiple award-winning barns are perfect for family and romantic holidays. They come with a large adjoining garden area, and are fitted with a barbecuing facility.

Self Catering Holidays in Cornwall

The town of St. Austell in Cornwall, England is an ideal destination for self catering holidays. It is the perfect base from which to explore the Cornish Riviera as it is located just a few miles from the coast.

St. Austell was a prominent market town in the 18th century due to the discovery of kaolin, which is a type of decomposed granite also called china clay. This material was used in porcelains, textiles, pharmaceuticals and paper. Carlyon Bay is a nearby beach resort that makes a great day trip, along with the historic fishing ports of Mevagissey and Fowey which are also located within easy reach of St. Austell. You can enjoy sailing, fishing and boating in this area, but a trip to the town would not be complete without a visit to the nearby Eden Project. This fascinating global garden features distinctive biomes, and is located less than 2 miles from St. Austell.

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