Fabulously-positioned in the sleepy village of Longhope, Gloucestershire discover this reverse-level, two-bedroom cottage, Sevenwoods View. Benefitting from thoughtfully-presented living spaces, pet-friendly living and stunning panoramic views from the first floor of the surrounding rolling hills, Sevenwoods View welcomes four guests, perfect for a family or group of friends seeking a peaceful getaway to Gloucestershire. Upon entering your new home-from-home on the ground floor, be impressed by two charming bedrooms, the first being a king-size with its own handy en-suite facilities so you can get ready or wind down for the day in style, and the second being a twin (zip/link), serviced by an additional shower room. Ascend to the first-floor to discover a lovely open-plan living space, adorning a well-equipped kitchen where the designated chef can rustle up tasty meals for the whole family, an intimate dining area and an inviting sitting area with Smart TV, perfect for cosying up with loved ones. If you prefer to bask in your surroundings a little longer, why not make use of the rear enclosed garden to indulge an afternoon tipple as your pooches play safely? When the evening draws to a close, retreat to your chosen bedroom, ready to slope off into a refreshing nights embrace in preparation for another day of adventures. If you can tear yourself away, kickstart your itinerary in the tranquil village of Longhope, where you’ll find your nearest shop and pub, ideal for stocking up on the self-catering essentials or refuelling with a hearty lunch on the days you don’t feel like cooking. Spend the day in the wonderful city of Gloucester, home to Gloucester Cathedral, Historical Gloucester Docks, where you’ll find the Gloucestershire Waterways Museum and Gloucester Quays perfect for shopping and eating out, along with the famous Kingsholm Rugby Stadium, home of the Cherry & Whites, a must for avid rugby fans! Uncover the hidden treasures of the Wye Valley AONB, where Goodrich Castle, Canwood Gallery, Wye Valley Butterfly Zoo and Cadora Woods, all await to be explored! Alternatively, enjoy all that the Royal Forest of Dean has to offer including Symonds Yat, Beechenhurst Lodge and Sculpture Trail, Cannop Ponds, Cycle Centre, Go Ape, Perrygrove Railway and many more! There is a plethora of walking opportunities in the area, including the famous and beautiful May Hill which is on the doorstep and the seven local woodlands, which the property is named after, whilst carp fishing enthusiasts will have plenty of opportunity to fish, with many lakes in the local area, one being in Huntley, a short journey away. However you choose to while away the days in Gloucestershire, do it from the lovely base of Sevenwoods View.

Located on the island of South Walls, one of the Orkney Islands off the northern coast of Scotland is the important coastal settlement of Longhope. Renowned for its rich maritime history dating back to the Napoleonic wars, the island South Walls is connected to Hoy by the Ayre causeway making it the second largest island in the Orkney Archipelago. Originating directly from the Old Norse word for ‘long bay’, Longhope’s main draw is its tranquil surroundings. Set in its own peaceful seclusion; you can tour the island and visit the impressively restored lifeboat museum that offers rich history on WWI and wwii or relish a hearty meal and cold beverage at one of several pubs on offer. Well-positioned to visit Hoy, Lyness and Rackwick Beach, one of the most remote and beautiful beaches to be found in Orkney, Longhope is an incredible location that is sure to stay with you long after you leave.

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