Unique Living
Here we come together with our owners, guests and friends to bring you inspiring blog posts to ensure that you can ‘Live Unique’ all year round, long before and after your own Unique Homestays experiences.
Lifestyle
A Storm Watcher´s Paradise
Author Matshona Dhliwayo once said that the storm is an artist and the rainbow is its masterpiece. Here, we encourage you to embrace the flashing silhouettes that dance across melancholy skies and observe how they stimulate a new landscape.
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Lifestyle
Dog-Friendly Destinations
Amber-hued leaves floating off the trees, crisp morning walks and steaming bowls of comforting soup mean that autumn is upon us. As we depart from one season to another, the search for your next holiday destination complete with a canine companion in tow has begun.
Lifestyle
Getaway to the Green
Escaping the electric pace of the everyday world around us is something that we all crave, allowing us to take a step back and the historic game of golf has been a soothing tool utilised by many for generations.
Lifestyle
The Local´s Guide to Cornwall
With wild moorland and sweeping golden beaches, Cornwall is as diverse and it is divine. We talk to local home owners about what they think makes Cornwall so unique.
Interiors
Joules Christmas Photoshoot at Wishbone
Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Wishbone ensured that it was the perfect backdrop to host a traditional Yuletide. With its rustic charm, bucolic style and roaring log burner there truly is nowhere better to host a small intimate Christmas.
Owner Chronicles
The Wonders of Whitsand Bay
Press Officer, Daniel speaks with Tempest owner Tina to find out how she transformed a flimsy wooden hut with a tin roof into a luxury self-catering cliff-side home.
Owner Chronicles
Mid-Century Chic
Press Officer, Daniel speaks with Walden Lakehouse owner Egon to find out how he transformed his family cabin into Ireland´s Home of the Year.
Owner Chronicles
The Pursuit of Hoppiness
Recently, I spoke with The Hop Store owner Lesley to find out a little more about one of the last remaining hop farms in the UK, how they came to acquire it and more information about the local area.
