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Quirky little hideaways for couples and solo travellers

Small but perfectly formed, our shepherd’s huts and tiny homes are filled with character. The epitome of fairytale charm, they feature hand-crafted kitchens, well-appointed bathrooms, and dining areas which capture dramatic views outside their windows. Tucked away in picturesque spots in both town and country, they’re the perfect bases for adventuring and unwinding.

 

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