Luxury Holiday Home Retreats In The UK

Craster Reach

From £694

Northumberland Coast - Craster, Alnwick

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Guests

Craster Reach is a tucked-away terrace cottage in Craster Northumberland, situated in the heart of the intimate fishing village which nestles on the invigorating Northumberland coast. Stepping into the house from the hushed street, a spacious yet cosy, contemporary interior greets you. Its views from the upper floors are panoramic and life-affirming. Craster Reach is the perfect coastal retreat for up to six family members or friends to share good times and exhilarating adventures in one of the most breathtaking parts of the country.

Oughtershaw Hall

From £2813

Yorkshire Dales National Park - Buckden, Skipton

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Guests

The magnificent detached country estate of Oughtershaw Hall rests in splendid isolation within the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The property may date back to the 1600s, but don’t let this noble stone pile deceive you. Within its most Yorkshire of stone walls is more than the odd 21st-century surprise, non-more so than its own private heated swimming pool. The perfect large country house to rent for all the family, sleeping up to 16 guests at one time. Escape to peace, tranquillity & natural beauty with this unforgettable luxury retreat.

Stylish luxury retreats in beautiful surroundings

Our handpicked portfolio of luxury retreats is in response to a deep-seated desire to share the properties we love to spend time in ourselves.

From coastal retreats on the Northumberland coast to the rural idyll of country retreats in the Yorkshire Dales and Wales, every Catch the Breeze luxury holiday home is the epitome of discernment and taste.

With years of experience, we take enormous pleasure in our collection of holiday properties that provide peace, beauty and personal touches in equal measure. Places that make you feel there’s nowhere else you’d rather be.

What our guests say

Eleven members of the family spent a week for some big birthdays in this lovely hall, where I stayed for 2 weeks in 1952. Memories of a very happy holiday many years ago were not disabused by a return visit, not just because it now has electricity and hot water! The hall is as magnificent as ever, but the big difference is that it has been extensively but tastefully modernised inside and most of the old features have been retrained. There are several large rooms and a massive well fitted kitchen. All eight bedrooms are spacious and comfortable. Four are ensuite and the bathrooms are large. The large terrace is excellent for eating outside with views down to the beck. The garden is long and slopes down to the beck, but croquet is playable if not up to Hurlingham standards. Its a great place for walks and wildlife. The heated indoor pool was much used by young and old. Ben, the house manager is very helpful in explaining everything. and helping with problems. It is simply a wonderful place and I really cannot fault it.

Mr Gallimore

We have visited Oughtershaw Hall, at various times of the year, at least five times for weekends and for stays of a week. Why do we keep going back? Quite simply because the Hall ticks all of the boxes that our group of sixteen needs.

Mr Judge

Fantastic house in a stunning location, on a dark night the sky is so big with no light pollution. The house was warm, immaculately clean with plentiful supply of kitchen utensils for cooking a celebration meal. Ben the house manager very helpful and keen to make our stay special He had the log burners roaring for our arrival which was a lovely touch. The swimming pool was a massive hit with the children. What a special house, can't wait to return.

Mr Ellwood

Lovely house, in a great location. Perfect place to catch up with family, play games, walk and eat, drink and enjoy the view.

Mr Holt

Rock Lobster is a great family getaway. Spacious kitchen and living area, all rooms comfortable and clean, ample parking and outdoor space. Perfectly situated on the seafront its design takes advantage of every aspect of the coast view.

Mrs Lucas