UK Holiday Accommodation - Holiday cottages in Cambridgeshire

Cambridgeshire is in East of England . With one of England's most famous universities 'Cambridge' this county has so much to offer. Its rich heritage and natural history as well as beautiful countryside. There is plenty to enjoy.

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The Dairy at Burghley , Stamford
	Price: £ from £ 2882.00 Sleeps: 20

	The Dairy is comprised of two wings named Cecil Cottage and Exeter Cottage, making it ideal for a group of friends, family reunions and all manner of celebrations including wedding parties. Wherever possible, original features from the dairy have been kept and reused along with the introduction of some antique paintings, prints and furniture from the collections at Burghley House. Award-winning interior designer, Thomas Hamel, has created spectacular dining and living spaces enjoying open fires and wonderful views. Every room has the advantage of an en-suite bathroom with deep bath tubs and walk-in showers. There is space for your dogs and an enclosed garden. The Dairy is within walking distance of Burghley House which offers a full calendar of events and facilities. These include concerts, country fairs and food markets, car rallies, the Burghley Film festival and the world class Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials. The Orangery Restaurant, is open most days from mid-January to Christmas and while the park around the House is accessible all year during daylight hours, the House and Gardens can be enjoyed from mid-March until November. Guests at the Dairy will have privileged access through the park and be able to walk down the 18th Century drive known as ‘Capability’s Cutting’ to the beautiful Lion Bridge and across the lake, one of Brown’s most iconic landscape features. This holiday at a glance Two master bedrooms with en-suites. Four family bedrooms with double or twin beds, en-suite facilities and four mezzanine twin bedrooms. Front and rear gardens. Access to the Burghley Estate’s Capability Brown landscaped grounds and parkland. WiFi. Parking for ten vehicles. Children and infants welcome. Two well behaved dogs welcome (small additional charge per dog). Minimum stay of two nights. Additional features Extraordinary views of Burghley House and its surrounding parkland. Two open fires and wood burning stove. French windows leading from Exeter to an enclosed garden. Two open plan kitchen and living areas. Dining table seating 20 guests can be set up in the Exeter dining area. Two gas hob and ovens, three fridge/freezers, three dishwashers and two microwaves. Washing machine and tumble dryer. Three televisions with Freeview and Satellite channels, Netflix and Amazon Prime. A selection of books and board games are available for guests to use during their stay. Two highchairs and two cots. All-weather rattan garden furniture. One Dog • Some ground floor • Two Dogs • Baby Welcome • Dog Friendly • Enclosed Garden • Log Burner/Open Fire • On Site Parking • Wifi • Pub Nearby • Children Welcome • Hamper • Cycling • Fishing • Golf • Spa facilities (on/off site) • Walking More about The Dairy at Burghley
The Dairy at Burghley , Stamford
	Price: £ from £ 2013.00 Sleeps: 12

	The Dairy is comprised of two wings named Cecil Cottage and Exeter Cottage, making it ideal for a group of friends, family reunions and all manner of celebrations including wedding parties. Wherever possible, original features from the dairy have been kept and reused along with the introduction of some antique paintings, prints and furniture from the collections at Burghley House. Award-winning interior designer, Thomas Hamel, has created spectacular dining and living spaces enjoying open fires and wonderful views. Every room has the advantage of an en-suite bathroom with deep bath tubs and walk-in showers. There is space for your dogs and an enclosed garden. The Dairy is within walking distance of Burghley House which offers a full calendar of events and facilities. These include concerts, country fairs and food markets, car rallies, the Burghley Film festival and the world class Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials. The Orangery Restaurant, is open most days from mid-January to Christmas and while the park around the House is accessible all year during daylight hours, the House and Gardens can be enjoyed from mid-March until November. Guests at the Dairy will have privileged access through the park and be able to walk down the 18th Century drive known as ‘Capability’s Cutting’ to the beautiful Lion Bridge and across the lake, one of Brown’s most iconic landscape features. This holiday at a glance Six bedrooms with double or twin beds and en-suite facilities. Front and rear gardens. Access to the Burghley Estate’s Capability Brown landscaped grounds and parkland. WiFi. Parking for ten vehicles. Children and infants welcome. Two well behaved dogs welcome (small additional charge per dog). Minimum stay of three nights. Additional features Extraordinary views of Burghley House and its surrounding parkland. Two open fires and wood burning stove. French windows leading from Exeter to an enclosed garden. Two open plan kitchen and living areas. Dining table seating 20 guests can be set up in the Exeter dining area. Two gas hob and ovens, three fridge/freezers, three dishwashers and two microwaves. Washing machine and tumble dryer. Three televisions with Freeview and Satellite channels, Netflix and Amazon Prime. A selection of books and board games are available for guests to use during their stay. Two highchairs and two cots. All-weather rattan garden furniture. One Dog • Two Dogs • Some ground floor • Baby Welcome • Dog Friendly • Enclosed Garden • Log Burner/Open Fire • On Site Parking • Wifi • Pub Nearby • Children Welcome • Hamper • Cycling • Fishing • Golf • Spa facilities (on/off site) • Walking More about The Dairy at Burghley
The Dairy at Burghley , Stamford
	Price: £ from £ 2013.00 Sleeps: 14

	The Dairy is comprised of two wings named Cecil Cottage and Exeter Cottage, making it ideal for a group of friends, family reunions and all manner of celebrations including wedding parties. Wherever possible, original features from the dairy have been kept and reused along with the introduction of some antique paintings, prints and furniture from the collections at Burghley House. Award-winning interior designer, Thomas Hamel, has created spectacular dining and living spaces enjoying open fires and wonderful views. Every room has the advantage of an en-suite bathroom with deep bath tubs and walk-in showers. There is space for your dogs and an enclosed garden. The Dairy is within walking distance of Burghley House which offers a full calendar of events and facilities. These include concerts, country fairs and food markets, car rallies, the Burghley Film festival and the world class Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials. The Orangery Restaurant, is open most days from mid-January to Christmas and while the park around the House is accessible all year during daylight hours, the House and Gardens can be enjoyed from mid-March until November. Guests at the Dairy will have privileged access through the park and be able to walk down the 18th Century drive known as ‘Capability’s Cutting’ to the beautiful Lion Bridge and across the lake, one of Brown’s most iconic landscape features. This holiday at a glance Seven bedrooms, six with double or twin beds and en-suite facilities. Front and rear gardens. Access to the Burghley Estate’s Capability Brown landscaped grounds and parkland. WiFi. Parking for ten vehicles. Children and infants welcome. Two well behaved dogs welcome (small additional charge per dog). Minimum stay of three nights. Additional features Extraordinary views of Burghley House and its surrounding parkland. Two open fires and wood burning stove. French windows leading from Exeter to an enclosed garden. Two open plan kitchen and living areas. Dining table seating 20 guests can be set up in the Exeter dining area. Two gas hob and ovens, three fridge/freezers, three dishwashers and two microwaves. Washing machine and tumble dryer. Three televisions with Freeview and Satellite channels, Netflix and Amazon Prime. A selection of books and board games are available for guests to use during their stay. Two highchairs and two cots. All-weather rattan garden furniture. One Dog • Two Dogs • Some ground floor • Baby Welcome • Dog Friendly • Enclosed Garden • Log Burner/Open Fire • On Site Parking • Wifi • Pub Nearby • Children Welcome • Hamper • Cycling • Fishing • Golf • Spa facilities (on/off site) • Walking More about The Dairy at Burghley
Rectory Cottage , Tinwell
	Price: £ from £ 402.00 Sleeps: 2

	This exquisitely designed luxury cottage in Tinwell near Stamford is a dreamy abode for lovebirds looking for a romantic break in 'The best place to live in Britain' (as voted by the Sunday Times). Rectory Cottage started life humbly as a stable to the adjacent rectory; guests will be intrigued by the row of nails set into a beam with tiny pieces of paper pinned above, some of which still denote the faded name of the horse whose tack would have hung beneath. Many original features have been sympathetically retained at this 18th century cottage, while the New England flavour with a twist of French romance creates a luxury self-catering space for romantics to relax and be inspired. The well-equipped, open-plan New England-style kitchen and living room with limed oak floor and underfloor heating provides the perfect place to rustle up a romantic meal for two. Throw open the French doors from the dining room and enjoy a sophisticated supper by candlelight, or dine al fresco in the courtyard garden with the atmospheric lighting setting the scene. Climb the beautifully-lit staircase to the vintage king-size bedroom where fine linens, alpaca duvet and cloudburst and wool pillows will make lazy mornings in bed all the more tempting. The hand-carved oak headboard completes this romantic space, whilst the en-suite bathroom with deep tub and shower prove the perfect place to pamper. Proclaimed by Sir Walter Scott as England's 'finest stone town', Stamford was declared a conservation area in 1967. Today Stamford is still as beautiful and it was then, boasting five medieval churches, 600 listed buildings of honey-hued limestone and hidden alleyways teeming with chic boutiques, eateries and alehouses. Ancient Stamford is a film-makers dream, offering a classic snapshot of olde worlde England. Romantics will recognise the town from Pride and Prejudice scenes whilst others will notice it also appears in The Da Vinci Code. The famous water meadows are an idyllic place for a romantic stroll to feed the ducks and enjoy the late afternoon sun sparkling on the river. Rutland's countryside is blissfully unspoilt; hire a row boat, find a perfect spot for a picnic, or just recline in the gardens and enjoy the birdsong. This holiday at a glance Sleeps two guests. Master bedroom with king-size bed. En-suite bathroom with walk in wet room shower and separate bath. Picturesque village setting. WiFi. A choice of two beautiful, private courtyard gardens, one of which is fully enclosed. Babes in arms welcome. One small well behaved dog welcome. ( Small additional charge) Parking for up to two cars. Minimum of a three night stay. Additional features Underfloor heating on the ground floor. Bespoke kitchen with granite surfaces. Electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge/freezer. Small dishwasher. Washing machine and tumble dryer. Television with Freeview TV. Blu-ray player. IPod docking system. Travel cot and highchair available on request. Garden furniture and sun loungers. Barbecue. One Dog • Baby Welcome • Dog Friendly • Enclosed Garden • On Site Parking • Wifi • Hamper • Golf • Walking More about Rectory Cottage
Kingston Barn 1 , Kingston
	Price: £ from £ 429.00 Sleeps: 4

	Renovated to an exceptional standard with contemporary fittings throughout, Barn 1 has an open plan ground floor where you have the best of both worlds. On summer evenings you relax in the sunroom with dual aspect bi-folding doors or on cooler days cosy up on the comfy sofas next to the wood burning stove. The dining area is perfectly positioned in front of the sliding glass doors with uninterrupted views over the open fields beyond. A glass corridor links the property to the existing silo, where a circular kitchen offers additional seating along the breakfast bar arrangement, with windows looking over the large secluded terrace. Ascend the steel staircase to discover the master suite taking pride of place within the silo and second galleried bedroom above the sitting room with a large drape for privacy and sliding doors leading onto a balcony overlooking the garden and surrounding countryside. There are ample grounds for you to wander around along with a well-stocked soft fruit and fresh herb garden. Kingston is a small village surrounded by open countryside a few miles south west of Cambridge. The village has a church and village hall: the closest shop is 1 ½ miles away in Toft. Within two miles is the Bourn Golf Glub and Leisure Centre and the village of Bourn with a small shop and a butchers. The Stove farm café offers a wide range of light breakfasts, lunches and freshly baked cakes. Also in Bourn is the Willow Tree pub and Lalbagh Indian restaurant. Kingston Barns is situated within easy reach of most of most of the major routes through Cambridgeshire. There is a daily bus service from Kingston to Cambridge and the nearest train station is in the village of Shepreth, with trains to Cambridge and London. This holiday at a glance Sleeps four guests. Two double bedrooms with king size beds (one of which can be configured as 2’6 twin beds). Two en suites with wet room showers. Ground floor shower room. Wood burning stove. Landscaped gardens with plentiful seating areas. WiFi. Parking. Children and infants welcome. This barn is only available to book Monday to Thursday during certain times of the year. Minimum two night stay, maximum four night stay. Additional features Ground floor underfloor heating. Oven, induction hob, microwave. Dishwasher, fridge freezer. 48” flat screen television. Access to a shared orangery, the length of the ground floor. Access to a shared laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Travel Cot (small additional charge applies) and high chair available on request (no stairgate due to design of stairs). Garden furniture. African inspired fire pit Petanque court with Badminton equipment Boule, Kubb and bicycles * Please note the sport equipment above is shared between the four barns.* Dog Free • Baby Welcome • Log Burner/Open Fire • On Site Parking • Wifi • Pub Nearby • Children Welcome • Hamper • Cycling • Golf • Walking More about Kingston Barn 1
Kingston Barn 4 , Kingston
	Price: £ from £ 402.00 Sleeps: 4

	Kingston Barn 4 forms part of an intriguing luxury barn conversion situated on the edge of the peaceful village of Kingston just 9 miles from the historic City of Cambridge. Tastefully decorated and furnished with contemporary style throughout, the barn effortlessly accommodates four adults. There is underfloor heating throughout, with the added benefit of a downstairs wet room and boot room, which is perfect for four legged friends. A fully fitted kitchen, complete with all appliances, blends seamlessly into the dining and living area. With vast sliding doors lead directly onto the spacious orangery which is shared with Barns 1, 2 & 3 and onto the outdoor entertaining area which opens out beyond. You can light the fire pit, sit and relax on the garden furniture and watch amazing sunsets. If you prefer to be active then there are a selection of outdoor games for you to choose from including Boule, Kubb, Petanque court and badminton equipment or wander around the landscaped gardens and well-stocked herb and soft fruit garden. Kingston is a small village surrounded by open countryside a few miles south west of Cambridge. The village has a church and village hall: the closest shop is 1 ½ miles away in Toft. Within two miles is the Bourn Golf Glub and Leisure Centre and the village of Bourn with a small shop and a butchers. The Stove farm café offers a wide range of light breakfasts, lunches and freshly baked cakes. Also in Bourn is the Willow Tree pub and Lalbagh Indian restaurant. Kingston Barns is situated within easy reach of most of most of the major routes through Cambridgeshire. There is a daily bus service from Kingston to Cambridge and the nearest train station is in the village of Shepreth, with trains to Cambridge and London. This holiday at a glance Sleeps four guests. Two double bedrooms with king size beds (one of which can be configured as 2’6 twin beds). Two en suites with wet room showers. Ground floor shower room. Landscaped gardens with plentiful seating areas. WiFi. Parking. Children and infants welcome. Two well behaved dogs welcome (small additional charge) This barn is only available to book Monday to Thursday during certain times of the year. Minimum two night stay, maximum four night stay Additional features Oven, induction hob, microwave. Dishwasher, fridge freezer. 48” flat screen television. Travel Cot (small additional charge applies) and high chair available on request (no stairgate due to design of stairs). Access to a shared laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Garden furniture. African inspired fire pit. Petanque court with Badminton equipment. Boule, Kubb and bicycles.** (Please note, the sport equipment above is shared with the other barns) One Dog • Two Dogs • Baby Welcome • Dog Friendly • Enclosed Garden • On Site Parking • Wifi • Children Welcome • Hamper • Cycling • Walking More about Kingston Barn 4
Kingston Barn 2 , Kingston
	Price: £ from £ 402.00 Sleeps: 4

	Kingston Barn 2 forms part of an intriguing luxury barn conversion situated on the edge of the peaceful village of Kingston just 9 miles from the historic City of Cambridge. Tastefully decorated and furnished with contemporary style throughout, the barn effortlessly accommodates four adults. There is ground floor underfloor heating, with the added benefit of a downstairs wet room and boot room. A fully fitted kitchen, complete with all appliances, blends seamlessly into the dining and living area. With vast sliding doors lead directly onto the spacious orangery which is shared with Barns 1, 3 & 4 and onto the outdoor entertaining area which opens out beyond. You can light the fire pit, sit and relax on the garden furniture and watch amazing sunsets. If you prefer to be active then there are a selection of outdoor games for you to choose from including Boule, Kubb Petanque and badminton equipment or wander around the landscaped gardens and well-stocked herb and soft fruit garden. Kingston is a small village surrounded by open countryside a few miles south west of Cambridge. The village has a church and village hall: the closest shop is 1 ½ miles away in Toft. Within two miles is the Bourn Golf Glub and Leisure Centre and the village of Bourn with a small shop and a butchers. The Stove farm café offers a wide range of light breakfasts, lunches and freshly baked cakes. Also in Bourn is the Willow Tree pub and Lalbagh Indian restaurant. Kingston Barns is situated within easy reach of most of most of the major routes through Cambridgeshire. There is a daily bus service from Kingston to Cambridge and the nearest train station is in the village of Shepreth, with trains to Cambridge and London. This holiday at a glance Sleeps four guests. Prestigious master suite with dressing room and en-suite. Second galleried bedroom with balcony and en-suite. Ground floor shower room. Landscaped gardens with plentiful seating areas. WiFi. Parking. Children and infants welcome. This barn is only available to book Monday to Thursday during certain times of the year. Minimum two night stay, maximum four night stay. Additional features Oven, induction hob, microwave. Dishwasher, fridge freezer. 48” flat screen television. Travel Cot (small additional charge applies)and high chair available on request (no stairgate due to design of stairs). Access to a shared orangery, the length of the ground floor. Access to a shared laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Garden furniture. African inspired fire pit. Petanque court Badminton equipment. Boule, Kubb and bicycles.** * Please note the sport equipment above is shared between the four barns.* Dog Free • Baby Welcome • Enclosed Garden • On Site Parking • Wifi • Children Welcome • Hamper • Cycling • Walking More about Kingston Barn 2
Kingston Barn 3 , Kingston
	Price: £ from £ 402.00 Sleeps: 4

	Kingston Barn 3 forms part of an intriguing luxury barn conversion situated on the edge of the peaceful village of Kingston just 9 miles from the historic City of Cambridge. Tastefully decorated and furnished with contemporary style throughout, the barn effortlessly accommodates four adults. There is underfloor heating throughout, with the added benefit of a downstairs wet room and boot room, which is perfect for four legged friends. A fully fitted kitchen, complete with all appliances, blends seamlessly into the dining and living area. With vast sliding doors lead directly onto the spacious orangery which is shared with Barns 1, 2 & 4 and onto the outdoor entertaining area which opens out beyond. You can light the fire pit, sit and relax on the garden furniture and watch amazing sunsets. If you prefer to be active then there are a selection of outdoor games for you to choose from including Boule, Kubb, Petanque and badminton equipment or wander around the landscaped gardens and well-stocked herb and soft fruit garden. Kingston is a small village surrounded by open countryside a few miles south west of Cambridge. The village has a church and village hall: the closest shop is 1 ½ miles away in Toft. Within two miles is the Bourn Golf Glub and Leisure Centre and the village of Bourn with a small shop and a butchers. The Stove farm café offers a wide range of light breakfasts, lunches and freshly baked cakes. Also in Bourn is the Willow Tree pub and Lalbagh Indian restaurant. Kingston Barns is situated within easy reach of most of most of the major routes through Cambridgeshire. There is a daily bus service from Kingston to Cambridge and the nearest train station is in the village of Shepreth, with trains to Cambridge and London. Sleeps four guests. Two double bedrooms with king size beds (one of which can be configured as 2’6 twin beds). Two en suites with wet room showers. Ground floor shower room. Landscaped gardens with plentiful seating areas. WiFi. Parking. Children and infants welcome. Two well behaved dogs welcome (small additional charge) This barn is only available to book Monday to Thursday during certain times of the year. Minimum two night stay, maximum four night stay. Additional features Oven, induction hob, microwave. Dishwasher, fridge freezer. 48” flat screen television. Travel Cot (small additional charge applies) and high chair available on request (no stairgate due to design of stairs). Access to a shared orangery, the length of the ground floor. Access to a shared laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Garden furniture. African inspired fire pit. Petanque court with Badminton equipment. Boule, Kubb and bicycles.** One Dog • Two Dogs • Baby Welcome • Dog Friendly • Enclosed Garden • On Site Parking • Wifi • Children Welcome • Hamper • Cycling • Walking More about Kingston Barn 3
Kingston Barns , Kingston
	Price: £ from £ 2044.00 Sleeps: 16

	Drive through the secure, gated entrance and you will find Kingston Barns which is an intriguing conversion of four beautifully presented luxury holiday barns. Renovated to an exceptional stand with contemporary fittings throughout, each barn effortlessly accommodates four adults. All barns are gloriously light and airy with open plan design enhanced further with the vaulted hall and galleried landing. The property has vast sliding doors that leads directly onto the spacious and bright orangery which is full length across the whole barn, here you can relax and dine on the selection of garden furniture. The outside space has the added bonus of an African inspired fire pit along with various outdoor games. There are ample grounds for you to wander around along with a well-stocked soft fruit and fresh herb garden. Kingston is a small village surrounded by open countryside a few miles south west of Cambridge. The village has a church and village hall: the closest shop is 1 ½ miles away in Toft. Within two miles is the Bourn Golf Glub and Leisure Centre and the village of Bourn with a small shop and a butchers. The Stove farm café offers a wide range of light breakfasts, lunches and freshly baked cakes. Also in Bourn is the Willow Tree pub and Lalbagh Indian restaurant. Kingston Barns is situated within easy reach of most of most of the major routes through Cambridgeshire. There is a daily bus service from Kingston to Cambridge and the nearest train station is in the village of Shepreth, with trains to Cambridge and London. This holiday at a glance Sleeps sixteen guests in four self contained properties. Six en-suite bedrooms with king size beds. Two en-suite bedrooms with king size zip and link beds (which can be configured as 2'6 singles on request). All properties have a ground floor shower room and boot room. Landscaped gardens with plentiful seating areas. WiFi. Parking for up to twenty vehicles. Children welcome. No day guests allowed, unless agreed prior to arrival with owners. Two well behaved dogs welcome in Barns 3 & 4 only (small additional charge). Minimum three night stay. Additional features Ground floor underfloor heating. Wood burning stove in Barn 1 only. Oven, induction hob, microwave. Access to a shared orangery, the length of the ground floor. Separate laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Dishwasher, fridge freezer. 48” flat screen television. Travel Cot (small additional charge applies) and high chair available on request (no stairgate due to design of stairs). Garden furniture. African inspired fire pit, gas BBQ Petanque court, Badminton equipment Boule, Kubb and bicycles One Dog • Two Dogs • Baby Welcome • Dog Friendly • Enclosed Garden • Log Burner/Open Fire • On Site Parking • Wifi • Children Welcome • Hamper • Cycling • Walking More about Kingston Barns
The Studio , Lolworth
	Price: £ from £ 278.00 Sleeps: 2

	Completed in 2019, The Studio adjoins the owner’s home, while being completely self-contained with its own private entrance and garden. With its clean, stylish lines and contemporary features, it makes for a relaxing and pleasant base from which to explore all the delights of Cambridgeshire and the east of England. This delightful property is situated in the tranquil and secluded village of Lolworth. The village may be off the beaten track, but nearby travel links are excellent, with the A14 taking you to Cambridge and the M11 getting to you London in around an hour. If you’d prefer just to relax and take it easy, a footpath from The Studio takes you to the small village of Boxworth where you’ll find a thatched and welcoming pub with lovely gardens. This holiday at a glance Sleeps two guests. Ground floor open-plan layout with kitchen, sitting area and king-size bed. Bathroom with large shower. French doors leading to terrace and enclosed garden. WiFi. Private parking. Sorry, no children or pets. Minimum two night stay. Additional features Multifunction microwave. Large fridge. Freeview television. Digital radio. Garden furniture. Golf • Walking • Dog Free • Ground Floor Bedroom • Enclosed Garden • On Site Parking • Wifi • Pub Nearby More about The Studio