A unique cabin for two overlooking the dramatic seascape on the northwestern tip of the Isle of Skye, on a steeply sloping site overlooking the body of water separating the Inner and Outer Hebrides.
Tinhouse will have all you need for your holiday. Wi-Fi, bluetooth/airplay music system and a large screen smart TV with a selection of films available. Fully fitted kitchen together with separate laundry.
The bathroom incorporates a large bath and a separate shower.
With its stained glass window and tiny bell tower, this cute cabin is based on the design of the traditional tin tabernacles once used by Methodist preachers throughout the South West.
Inside, the pretty porch leads into an open-plan living space which is small but perfectly formed with vintage furniture. At one end of the room is a built in bed, at the other is a well-fitted shower room with a flushing loo and washbasin.
In a sheltered spot just outside is a wood-fired hot tub where you can soak up the atmosphere while sipping bubbly.
The Shingle House is sited on one of the most unusual and poetic landscapes in England, on the shingle beach of Dungeness, near Romney Marsh in Kent.
The vast beach contains a random collection of fisherman's huts many of them owned by artists, including - most famously - the late film-maker Derek Jarman, two lighthouses and the terminus of a miniature coastal steam train.
The entire beach is classified as a nature reserve and is filled with unusual flora and is a haven for a plethora of birdlife.
With windows for walls, wake up to sunrise and wilderness views in the Elmley Nature Reserve on an island in the Thames, just an hour from London.
A very comfortable kingsize bed with a gorgeous reclaimed wood headboard offer views over acres of unspoilt wilderness from the comfort of your bed. Two small children can be accommodated on a pull out bed or a hammock swinging over head.
Enjoy the unique and exhilarating experience of an open air shower with a view but don't worry, there is one inside too.
Located just outside the village of Mitcheldean in the gorgeous Forest of Dean, England’s best hidden gem, The Roost consists of two unique and beautiful cedar wood cabins set within 2.5 acres, each enjoying its own area of meadow. A place to relax and slow down.
The cabins can be rented individually or together for two couples wanting to holiday together but also enjoy a little privacy.
With windows for walls, wake up to sunrise and wilderness views in the Elmley Nature Reserve on an island in the Thames, just an hour from London.
Named after the Ferryman's Hut that used to sit in the same spot and watch over the Elmley Ferry crossing, this charming shepherds hut can accommodate two adults and two small children.
Enjoy the unique and exhilarating experience of an open air shower with a view but don't worry, there is one inside too.
The Dunes is located a few yards from the beautiful sandy beach of Mawgan Porth, on the North Cornish Coast, nestled in the sand dunes, with miles of spectacular walks accessed directly from the house.
The outdoor space features a roll-top bath tub on the decking, an outdoor shower, a large al-fresco dining room table, sun umbrella, chairs, a barbecue and sun loungers.
Guests have access through a private gate leading onto the beach.
Aiming to combine great architecture, clean design and wonderful views across the beautiful, rolling Monmouthshire countryside this modern cabin is unique rural retreat for unforgettable holidays with family and friends.
It is the perfect getaway from the hectic nature of modern life but at the same time is surrounded by interesting and enjoyable places to visit and experience.
The Chickenshed is located between Monmouth and Chepstow, on the ridge above the Wye Valley, and is easily accessible from both the M4 and the M5.
Based on a working croft The Black Shed is an architectural award-winning, self-catering cabin located on the Isle of Skye.
Available only for weekly lets from Saturday to Saturday all year round, the main open-plan living area with its large panoramic windows and wood burning stove is a perfect place to relax in.
Snuggle down on the sofa with sheepskins from our own Hebridean flock and watch the wildlife and weather from comfort.
A design led luxury treehouse in its own woodland garden where you can enjoy a BBQ and watch the stars around your own camp fire.
Once you take a step inside the treehouse you will find a high vaulted ceiling with flowing curved walls, and roof all lit by incredible windows which frame views of the trunks and leaves outside.
There is a wide staircase which winds between the trees leading you up onto the ample decking where you can enjoy breakfast overlooking your own woodland retreat.
Standing on the edge of a tranquil nature reserve, The Balancing Barn is located a few miles inland from the Suffolk coast near the historic towns of Walberswick and Aldeburgh.
From the road, this elongated modernist cabin is almost invisible with a pitched roof that faces the long straight driveway suggesting a property with a small and traditional shape.
However, the whole house is in fact 30 metres long, ingeniously extending right over the grounds it occupies.
Shangri-La is a re-interpretation of the seaside shack, taking inspiration from simple wooden seaside buildings.
Designed by award winning Mole Architects the house provides the chance to enjoy the very best of modern design. It is unlike a traditional Norfolk holiday cottage and provides the opportunity to experience modern architecture in the most beautiful of settings.
The house feels spacious and light, the result of extensive south facing glazing and high vaulted ceilings. The internal walls are finished in washed plywood and there is simple oak flooring.
An award-winning, architect designed modern cabin on the coast of Kent at Dungeness, a vast expanse of shingle that juts out into the English Channel.
There are two main bedrooms that each have a kingsize double bed. A third bedroom has six full sized single beds, four of which are up ladders. There are two bathrooms: one with a bath and a shower in the bath, the second with a shower.
Dungeness is nothing if not unique, with two lighthouses, a steam railway, a hut selling freshly caught fish, two pubs and a nuclear power station.
A unique ‘tent-like’ cabin made of solid Oak, Offa’s Pitch sits close to a great medieval dyke in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the heart of rural Shropshire.
Aimed at couples seeking a secluded hideaway, this luxury self-catering accommodation is a beautiful open-plan space with all you need to relax in, and with technology to help you do just that.
Here you can totally immerse yourselves in this remote location and still enjoy the comforts of modern day living.
Indulge in sumptuous luxury in your own private oasis in the very heart of Mousehole over-looking the sea. The perfect place for two lovers to close the Moroccan gate behind them, and forget the outside world.
Accessible only by foot, this romantic retreat is in stumbling distance of exceptionally good eating and drinking experiences should you wish to venture out.
Soak in the roll top stainless steel bath for two, installed in the floor-to-ceiling bedroom window with far reaching views over the rooftops and out to the sea.
Situated at the edge of Culbin Forest on the beautiful Moray Coast, this contemporary open-plan cabin has everything you need for a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
A wonderful region of Scotland with superb beaches, voted in the top 12 by National Geographic. Attractive to walkers, cyclists, golfers and wildlife enthusiasts.
Chill out in the wood fired cedar hot tub, walk amongst the pine trees or relax on the deck and watch the world go by.
Enjoy your own private beach and hot tub, in total isolation down a steep cliff path in a cove with the most amazing views of the stunning South Devon coast and out to sea.
An open-plan living area with wood panelled vaulted ceiling and a ladder leading up to a raised sleeping platform with a comfy double bed for two adults. The small kitchen area on the back wall is equipped to handle simple meals.
Relax in the wood-fired hot tub at the end of a hard day playing on the private beach and swimming in the sea.
Hand-crafted from an old hay trailer, this stylishly ramshackle cabin is tucked away in an woodland area on a working farm.
The main living area features a sofa which looks out onto the surrounding woodland glade and the backdrop of the Cambrian Mountain Range. There's a wood burning stove together with a kitchen/dining area with a full-sized cooker, sink and storage.
Children are welcome although there is only the double bed. Dogs may be brought as long as they are kept on a lead.
As featured on the first series of Channel 4's Amazing Spaces this unique architect designed cabin lies in a secluded spot beside a bluebell wood, with views out over the Galloway Hills in the Scottish Borders.
Eco-friendly, it has all the luxuries of a boutique cottage with contemporary kitchen, wood burning stove and wool mattress. There is a gas powered shower and separate toilet in the cabin.
Brockloch Bothy is situated in the heart of south west Scotland on a small, family-run working farm.
Come aboard and experience the luxury of a stylishly decorated barge on the Regent’s Canal, close to Hackney’s contemporary art galleries and nightlife.
The ultimate city suite, this one bedroom luxury houseboat with its matt black exterior and its cool Scandinavian vintage interior is the perfect blend of sophistication and simplicity.
Enjoy an artisan local breakfast on the roof terrace, provided fresh to your barge for you to rise and shine.