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A secret patch of Scottish wilderness on the banks of Loch Nell… and *that* sauna, hidden between ancient oaks overlooking the water.

📍 Inverlonan, Argyll

A riot of colour and patterns that brilliantly collide into dreamy interiors 🍬

📍 Glebe Cabin, Devon

Looking for a last-minute weekend break? We’ve got you covered! 🧚‍♂️One of our most popular cabins has JUST become available…. outdoor bathing and unbeatable bedside views in the stunning Shropshire Hills…

✨ Book now and use code LASTMINESCAPE for £50 off (this weekend only!) ✨

🌳 Stay Friday - Sunday for just £320 🌳

🔗 Link in Bio to book

📍 Black Rhadley, Shropshire

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La dolce vita, Cotswolds style💭⁠
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Owned by Italian siblings, this peaceful escape is an ode to an Italian countryside cottage. Tucked down a quiet lane, the rambling garden has picture-perfect views over the green fields beyond, and the home’s interiors ooze rustic chic.⁠
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📍Spring Cottage, Cotswolds

Bathed in summer sunshine or covered in snow?

📌 Argyll Bothy, Scotland

Waking up to a sunlight show and dancing reflections at this heavenly waterside cabin in Devon ☀️🌊

📍 Anchor Point, Devon

What, we ask could be more sublime than a stay at this 1800s cottage near Land's End in Cornwall, with expertly curated interiors and entrancing sea views?

It was a spark of synchronicity that drew the owner of this whimsical cottage here, to the wild coast of West Cornwall, whose landscapes have been compared to California’s Big Sur and Mallorca.

And in the 5 years since, she has converted it into a super-special hideaway where lasting memories with friends and family can be made in a world of sea and sky, wind and waves. Nature-lovers, water people, artists and creators; this is not one to be missed.

📍 Sky Cottage, Sennen

We called it, wild saunas are THE hottest trend to emerge this season. And it’s so easy to see why with these absolute beauties…

These are the ultimate spaces to warm up after wild swims, steam away aches & pains or simply unwind. Which one tops your 2024 wishlist? 🔥

(hideaway details for each listed below) 🔗 Link in bio for our full Sauna Collection

1. Copse Cabins, East Sussex
2. Connemara Retreat
3. The Wilderness Cabins, Oban
4. Hawthorne Huts, Suffolk
5. Hill Farm Hideaways
5. Trossachs Treehouses
6. Broadstairs Retreat
7. Trossachs Treehouses
8. Trossachs Treehouses
9. Copse Cabins, East Sussex
10. The Wilderness Cabins, Oban

We called it, wilderness saunas are THE hottest trend to emerge this season. And it’s so easy to see why with these absolute beauties…

These are the ultimate spaces to warm up after wild swims, steam away aches & pains or simply unwind. Which one tops your 2024 wishlist? 🔥

(hideaway details for each listed below) 🔗 Link in bio for our full Sauna Collection

1. Copse Cabins, East Sussex
2. The Wilderness Cabins, Oban
3. Connemara Retreat
4. Hawthorne Huts, Suffolk
5. Trossachs Treehouses
6. Broadstairs Retreat
7. Trossachs Treehouses
8. Copse Cabins, East Sussex

Injecting some vitamin sea into your feed this Blue Monday 💙 It’s the perfect day to reflect on all the beautiful blue bodies of water that envelope and run through our island nation and we’re feeling very grateful to be surrounded by so many incredible watery sceneries like these. Where’s your favourite patch of blue?

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This gloriously wonky, Grade II-listed townhouse is an interior lover’s dream. The original timber frame and creaky wooden floors, exposed brickwork and Georgian sash windows with views of Landgate Arch feel like they hold centuries of stories, some told in the antique furniture sourced at local auctions. But the clever juxtaposition with mid-century modern interiors means comfort is the top priority — super comfortable beds, rolltop baths and rainfall showers.

We can’t get enough of the stunning art throughout, and all the unique vintage finds: comb-backed dining chairs, a beautiful fluted Belfast sink, and those fringed velvet armchairs in mustard yellow 🤌🤌🤌

📍 Historic Rye Townhouse
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✨Plotting adventures for 2024✨ Decisions, decisions… where to next?

📍Radnor Valley Hideaways

A bucket-list trip to a secret Scottish island…

"We were lucky to experience this secret Scottish island in wall-to-wall spring sunshine. The wild scenery was incredible, including a white-sand beach we had all to ourselves. I swam from the jetty every day (freezing, utterly invigorating), and we climbed the highest mountain on the island for absolutely epic panoramic views." Liz, Kip co-founder

📍Stag Island, Inner Hebrides

✨Follow for more of our Insider’s Guide to the best U.K. experiences in 2024✨

A Scottish castle made for a right royal knees-up 🏰⁠
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Explore lochs, canals, caves and beaches by day; sip whisky by the fire and host candlelit banquets by night. ⁠
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📍Argyll Castle, Scotland⁠
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PS - There are some rare pockets of availability in October, November & December, and Kip members can book 3 nights for 2.

Soaking up every last ray of autumn sunshine 🍂

📍Essex Shepherd’s Hut
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Envelop yourself in nature at this totally unique retreat for 8, tucked away amongst trees just a short hop from the Kent coast. ⁠
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Dreamt up by an architect, the floor-to-ceiling windows blur the boundaries between inside and out, further echoed in gorgeous interiors -- all earthy colours and natural textures. Light filters softly through the leaves and the overall effect is one of pure peace 🌿⁠
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Dream woodland sauna set-up 💭⁠
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📍 Copse Cabins, Sussex
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A design haven in the centre of Bath, oozing warmth and character, and a cleverly contrast of hip and heritage. Gorgeous muted walls, bespoke artwork, a rough-hewn bench and artfully dishevelled linen. The owner wanted it to feel ‘like the home of a well-travelled curator’. And it really does. ⁠
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📍 Number 3, Bath

An insider guide to Whitstable 🦪⁠
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Cute beach huts, oyster shacks, seafront pubs and a thriving high street - this month we caught up with our Whitstable hideaway owners for the inside scoop on how to make the most of a seaside jaunt...⁠
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"If you want to swerve the hustle and bustle of Whitstable, visit during the winter months when the fires are lit in the cosy pubs and it is easier to book a table at one of the many amazing restaurants"
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"Catch a pint at the Old Neptune (the Neppy) pub after a long day's play on the beach. Whitstable is on the east coast, but the beach is west-facing, so the view at sunset is beautiful."⁠
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"Hire a beach hut on the wilder West Beach, where you can spend the day swimming and kayaking, then roast marshmallows over the firepit as the sun sets"⁠
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"(I'm giving away a local gem here that I don't think the usual tourists know about!) Thursday night Supper Club at Dave Brown's Deli. Very small place, amazing food, books out quickly and you can only book via Instagram "⁠
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"For a real treat, make a booking (well in advance) at the Sportsman, a gastropub with a Michelin star. We like to walk along the beach to get there (it takes just over an hour) and then get a cab home after a long, lazy lunch."

The Glamping Edition: forget carting around tent poles and waking up freezing on a half-deflated airbed. We’ve rounded up our favourite treehouses, pods, yurts, cabins, boats and buses with proper beds, kitchens, wood-burners, even alfresco baths and hot tubs! Which means you can pack the important things for a relaxing minibreak rather than instant porridge and loo roll.

And whatever the weather you'll be happy.

Link in stories for full details and links to hideaways 🍃

“Ever watched Moonrise Kingdom and wanted to stay in a real life Wes Anderson film? Well this is it.

For our final two nights in Devon, we checked into a tiny cabin in the middle of an impressive 300-acre rewilding project. The tastefully stylised interiors are by (no tat here - the bedroom curtains are Ralph Lauren) and the views are green, green and more green.
Yesterday I fed their 'pet' stag a digestive biscuit and despite my hilarious timing of arriving on flying ant day (we couldn't even go outside), we're already desperate to come back again in winter.“

Beautiful words and imagery by from her stay at Exe Valley Cabins

Cozy cabin vibes, inside and out

📍 West Ireland Eco Cabin

Sandwiched between 2 lochs just inland from the dune-fringed Atlantic coast, this 19thC schoolhouse is as striking as the landscape that surrounds it. Filled with repurposed finds and mid-century pieces, there are gentle nods to the building’s scholastic past — the stainless steel kitchen, polished concrete floors, a library containing a thousand books — whilst velvet sofas, a rolltop bath and beds dressed in linen keep the mood seriously luxe.

📍 Outer Hebrides Escape

From railway carriage to lambing shed, this 100-year-old wagon has now blossomed into pure rustic-luxe beauty.

Surrounded by wildflowers and offering breathtaking views, it's the perfect countryside hideaway complete with a wood-fired bath in a romantic woodland clearing 🍃

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We’re booking in for our own version of summer camp at this utterly unique studio-for-2 on a peninsula overlooking mountains and a glassy loch.

Left derelict, it once supported the local community as industrial practises boomed in the Highlands and the current owners have now totally revamped it with all of their blood, sweat, tears and love poured into every corner of the building.

📍 The Modernist, Scotland

Backed by 8 acres of oak trees, and nearly 100 years old, this unique larch cabin is an exquisite curation of old and new. Bespoke hardwood and brass furniture, vintage plant stands and a gentlemen’s washstand reference its history, whilst vintage kitchenalia, hand-thrown ceramics and original artworks celebrate its modern owner, a foodie writer and artist, who paints the surrounding landscape and lives in the traditional longhouse at the other end of the garden.

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Coveting every corner 🤌

📍 Accoya, Norfolk

Oh we do love a tub with a view… but which one would you choose?

1. Redwood, Hastings 🌲
2. Hulder Cabin, Devon 🌾
3. Secret Treehouse, Herefordshire 🌳
4. Elm Treehouses, Devon 🍃

✨Brand new✨ Arriving on the wild western shores of Ireland is like landing on another planet. Tempestuous blue Atlantic surf bashes the lunar landscape of The Burren – a rocky carpet of limestone riddled with caves and etched with native flowers – and fable and folklore abound.

With such untameable beauty, this is a place to just stop and be. At the heart of the national park is a glorious rewilded nature sanctuary, home to a modular cabin that’s completely in harmony with its surroundings.
Off-grid, the charred-wood exterior was built from sustainable wood, the circular eco design uses filtered rainwater and its owner plants a tree for every booking.

📍 West Ireland Eco Cabin

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Risen from the ruins of a Victorian workhouse is a suite of cabins within a secret garden that’s as enchanting as its storybook address in Great Snoring.

📍Secret Garden, Norfolk