Angleterre : locations de vacances dans des tours

The Lookout Tower - An exclusive coastal retreat.

This unique, historical, self catering tower has been wonderfully transformed to offer a party of up to four a truly, comfortable escape in a very, special location. Located in an Area of outstanding Natural Beauty it is ideal for relaxing & enjoying the ever changing seascape. Unwind on the terrace loungers & in the outside sauna, snuggle down on the top floor lounge in front of the wood burner. Linking the three floors is a vacuum lift to save tired legs after a long day in the great outdoors.

Luxe Suite*M +rooftop hot tub in Grand Designs gem

Luxuriate in your own romantic suite, exclusively occupying two floors of our award-winning water tower, complete with private access and parking. Enjoy 360° views and exclusive use of our sky terrace and hot tub, 95ft above the rolling Cheshire countryside. Extensively featured on TV, our tranquil family home is a Grand Designs favourite; a historic landmark and architectural masterpiece. Welcome drinks on arrival and a breakfast tray delivered to your suite crown this unforgettable experience.

16th Century Scottish Borders Tower, by Earlston

Mary Queen of Scots stayed here when she toured her domains in the ancient Scottish Borders. The Tower rooms are in an old defensive tower (dating from 1574 on a site occupied since the 12th century). Enter a huge stone entrance, into an inner panelled hall & up a private door a narrow staircase to a tiny sitting area with shower room & kitchenette off. Finally up a spiral stone staircase leading to a romantic upper chamber. Medieval and bijoux - be the Laird or Lady of the House for the night.

The Tower

The Tower is the perfect romantic high-end getaway for couples who want to get away from it all in a secluded location and fancy just something different. The Tower has recently been converted for use as a holiday let which was previously an unused ancillary building adjacent to The Water Works, an old water treatment plant near Bolsover, converted to domestic use in 2002 and featured on the Channel 4 programme Grand Designs. Available for single night stays. Discounts on 3+ nights bookings.

Tonwell Water Tower

Only a short hop from London, yet surrounded by beautiful and seemingly endless countryside, Tonwell Tower is a spectacular getaway any time of year. The newly converted 1964 Brutalist water tower is six stories, four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and eight friends & family of magic. Cosy nights, romantic dinners, walks, cycling, fresh air and some super pubs, historic houses, golf, museums, fishing, spas, zorbing & more. Come. It is beautiful, thrilling, peaceful and stunning - all at once.

5 Bed in Selkirk (oc-tower)

Situated in the heart of the Scottish Borders, this stunning period tower is ideally situated to explore some of the area’s finest offerings. A fantastic base for visiting some Scotland’s most iconic locations such as the world famous towns including Melrose. Further afield, you can find Edinburgh and you can enjoy a trip to the capital city using the new Scottish Borders Railway from Tweedbank Station. The property itself is located in the small and peaceful village of Ettrick.

The Hexagon… Wow ! A Radar Tower with Sea Views

An Ex-Radar Tower with an impressive viewing floor where you can see for miles over the beautiful Essex Marshes and famous bird sanctuaries to the sea and the pretty Marina at Tollesbury. No neighbours – totally remote – fabulous location. … and you can bring the kids if you bring a tent for them - this can be arranged after booking. The location is simply stunning. The Hexagon stands in a large, enclosed meadow surrounded by the owners’ fields…but just a 12 minute drive to The Marina

The Water Tower at Long Meadow Farm

The Water Tower at Long Meadow Farm, sits on the edge of an orchard and has spectacular views across the Warwickshire countryside. It has been converted into comfortable accommodation sleeping 4 in two bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms. Every attempt has been made to preserve the original components of the water tower . The construction company responsible for the conversion won a Federation of Master Builders regional award for the work. Described in the Daily Telegraph of 29 June 2019.

Luxury Fairytale Cottage - Perfect for Couples

Welcome to our one-of-a-kind Turret property, a bijoux abode nestled in a charming village on the edge of the Forest of Dean. This unique 1-bedroom haven is perfect for couples or small families seeking a blend of historic character and modern luxury. Combined living area /small kitchen and shower room downstairs , upstairs is the bedroom with the open ceiling/turret with a mini balcony overlooking garden. Small garden at front . child bed available on request and dogs welcome

The Windmill Blackthorn Hill, Nr. Bicester Village

Featured in the 'Times Newspaper' Top 10 best Places to Stay with Spectacular Views: "A truly amazing experience." Enjoy a luxurious stay in a historic 17th c. listed windmill and create unforgettable memories. You won’t be short of things to do—enjoy boutique shopping at the renowned Bicester Village or take leisurely walks around historic Oxford, just a 15-minute train ride away. Additionally, Blenheim Palace and Waddesdon Manor are nearby attractions worth exploring.

The Hunting Tower

The Tower stands on the escarpment 400 feet above Chatsworth House, on the edge of Stand Wood. There are panoramic views over Capability Brown's magnificent Park. This unique and fascinating building was completed c.1582 for Bess of Hardwick, ancestress of the Dukes of Devonshire, to designs by the famous Elizabethan architect Robert Smythson. Please note that while this cottage is child friendly, we recommend older children only due to the spiral staircase.

Stunning Converted Water Tower In Yorkshire

Enjoy a luxury stay and experience at our converted water tower in Flockton with 360 degree breath taking, countryside views from floor to ceiling windows . You can watch the whole conversion on TV as it was featured on Derelict Rescue,HGTV or read about it in the Sunday Times or Yorkshire Post features.