The Best Townhouses for a UK Holiday

Eclectic furnishing meets modern living at The Townhouse Sherborne, a perfect home for friends and family to relax in luxury surroundings. A different personality is found in every room, with an alluring darkness blended with pops of natural light to make for an immersive atmosphere. Subtle hints of the property’s 19th century roots are found throughout, with a series of antiques portraying the opulence of yesteryear. 

Nestled amongst green valleys and wooded hills, Sherborne is certainly one of the prettiest towns in the UK and this home is perfectly positioned to explore all corners. The renowned Weymouth Beach is just a short distance away and walks along the Jurassic Coast are within easy reach.

A bohemian mix of botanical interiors, exposed red brick with splashes of colour and an array of foliage positioned throughout, Southside Townhouse is a Georgian home that brings that outside in at every opportunity. Rustic tones and traditional furniture combine to give the look and feel of true decadence. There are many living spaces found at this Cheshire townhouse, but the standout has to be the kitchen area that gives a remarkable impression of the classic walled garden. All-in-all, an escape that will leave you immersed with nature from the comfort of a townhouse located in the market town of Nantwich. 

Eateries and shops are plentiful in the local city of Chester, with something for everyone to enjoy or don your walking boots and venture along the scenic trails of Sandstone.

A once Methodist Church, has been sympathetically restored into a modern abode that’s perfect for small groups. A building dressed in traditional Cotswold stone to match its surroundings impeccably, blends seamlessly into the street in which it sits, however, as you step inside it tells a very different story. A scene of neutrality, with small bursts of period features welcomes guests, as they enter a space that exudes a calming nature. 

While away the days wandering the streets of historic towns such as Stow-on-the-Wold and Bourton-on-The-Water, taking every opportunity to bask in the delights of the area. 

Not your traditional townhouse, but a home full of tales and quirky nooks at every turn – there is so much character on offer at Hay Market House. With almost 400 years of history packed into the walls, this home has taken many different forms over time, having spent half of that time at a traditional public house and there are a few nods to this. Step inside and you will be greeted with all the charm of a typical Welsh country dwelling, with its crooked low-beamed ceilings and wonky floors, however, you have the benefits of being located in the centre of the picturesque market town of Hay-on-Wye. 

An escape made for a small group of friends who are looking for adventures across the Wye Valley, where you can partake in year-round walking, hiking and canoeing. For those looking for something a little less active, there is also the famous annual Hay Festival that can be enjoyed when staying at Hay Market House. 

A sea of famed redbrick lines the street in which Hollie Cottages sits in the pretty town of Lytham. A cosy interior can be found at this Lancashire home, providing guests with the feeling of peace and tranquillity. With a selection of open-plan spaces and landscaped gardens, entertaining is a key theme throughout meaning al fresco dining is certainly on the cards for those warm summer days. 

The seaside town of Lytham has many different pubs and restaurants to visit, with The Queens, The Taps and Bistro St Annes top of the list.