.jpg "Mistletoe Barn, East Sussex")
The increase in 'staycations', particularly in rural areas, means that buying a property with one or more holiday cottages can be an excellent way to boost income. And unlike running a b&b, you're not tied to the kitchen at breakfast time.
To be let successfully, a holiday cottage has to be well appointed, set in an attractive location and offer reasonably easy access from larger towns and cities. These six properties all fit the bill perfectly.
.jpg "Span Farm, Ventnor, Isle of Wight")
.jpg "Holiday cottage, Span Farm, Ventnor, Isle of Wight")
.jpg "Stonehouse Farm, Bilsdale, North Yorkshire")
.jpg "View, Stonehouse Farm, Bilsdale, North Yorkshire")
.jpg "Cyfie Farm, Llanfyllin, Powys")
.jpg "View, Cyfie Farm, Llanfyllin, Powys")
.jpg "Mistletoe Barn, Hurst Green, East Sussex")
.jpg "Cottages, Mistletoe Barn, Hurst Green, East Sussex")
.jpg "Blackrock Farm, Macclesfield, Cheshire")
.jpg "Cottages, Blackrock Farm, Macclesfield, Cheshire")
.jpg "Low Hagg Farm, York")
