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From stylish boltholes to wisteria-strewn cottages & castle towers, our holiday homes are truly special.

Each Crabtree & Crabtree holiday home has been handpicked for its unique character, superb location, or fascinating history, so we’re always delighted to see their stories explored in the press – whether online, in a beautiful glossy magazine, or within the pages of a top newspaper. Take a look below to see some of our recent press coverage.

The Telegraph

April 2024

The Dovecot at Reedsford in rural Northumberland was picked as one of The Telegraph’s best places to stay in August.

Luxury London

March 2024

The quirky and cosy Railway Carriage was one of Luxury London’s favourite log cabins with hot tubs in the UK.

House & Garden

March 2024

A wonderful article on the creative restoration of Kitty North’s romantic 18th century cottage, The Art House.

The Times

January 2024

The Clock Tower at the iconic Bamburgh Castle features in The Times’ list of the best filming locations to visit in the UK.

The Times

December 2023

The chic Samphire Barn and playful Art House are two of the UK’s most rejuvenating post-Christmas escapes.

World of Interiors

December 2023

The fascinating story of the restoration of The Dovecot at Reedsford, a fairytale escape at the foot of the Cheviots.

The Times

December 2023

Stay in The Clock Tower at Bamburgh Castle, picked as one of the most majestic places to visit at Christmas.

The Times

November 2023

The oh-so-stylish North Farm featured in The Times’ pick of the UK’s best party houses for seeing in the New Year.

The Times

September 2023

Truly unique, The Art House in Yorkshire was included in The Times’ pick of the best stays for art lovers.

Homes & Interiors

August 2023

An interview with Emily Smoor, director of Edinburgh’s Fantoush and the interior designer of The Old Rectory.

The Robb Report

May 2023

Stay in the spectacular Clock Tower or Neville Tower at Bamburgh Castle – set of the newest Indiana Jones film.

The Home Page

May 2023

Our gorgeous country bolthole, The Old Rectory, was named one of the best historic holiday homes for groups.

The Scotsman Magazine

June 2023

A fabulous review of Duneside House, our wonderful beachside retreat right next to Beadnell Bay.

The Telegraph

May 2023

Beautiful Rowchester West Lodge and Bay View Cottage were among the 50 best cottages to stay in this year. 

The Telegraph

May 2023

Discover why Northumberland – and our off-grid retreat Leyland Barn – is one of the top places to stay this summer.

The Telegraph

April 2023

Enjoying incredible stargazing at The Star Barn was picked as one of the 25 top long weekend getaways.

The Times

March 2023

Colourful and filled with original murals, The Art House was included as one of 40 cool cottages for spring 2023.

Marie Claire

March 2023

A superb review of lovely Campsie Cottage, a charming retreat for four ideal for exploring the Scottish Borders.

The Times

February 2023

Named one of the best party villas in Europe, Leuchie Walled Garden is the perfect spot for fun family gatherings.

The Guardian

January 2023

Stylish and contemporary, Oat Grass Lodge near Bamburgh was named one of the UK’s best Scandi-style escapes.

The Scotsman

January 2023

Highlighted as one of Scotland’s luxury cabins, discover why The Railway Carriage makes a cosy retreat for two.

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We’d be delighted to help.


 
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