The Holiday Cottage Collection is a carefully curated selection of holiday lets for those seeking a spectacular staycation. Each cottage is delightfully clean and comfortable so it’s the perfect bolthole to relax, recharge, and rekindle your love of the fabulous English countryside.

Experience London in our stylish, eco-friendly two-bedroom home, where contemporary design meets sustainability. Just a 7-minute walk to direct train links. The open-plan kitchen, dining, & living space is ideal and extends effortlessly to a paved patio and garden. A peaceful study offers the perfect spot for work or unwinding. Upstairs, you’ll find two inviting bedrooms and a sleek, modern bathroom. With solar panels and heat pumps, this home provides both comfort and energy efficiency.

New Cross boasts a fantastic range of eateries that reflect its multicultural flair. Sample authentic West Indian cuisine, enjoy local cafés serving artisanal coffee, or head to a traditional London pub for a pint and hearty food. If you’re after something special, nearby Blackheath and Greenwich offer some of the best restaurants in the area. • Blackheath Village is home to stylish bistros, such as Locale for exceptional Italian dining or The Ivy Café for elegant British classics. • Greenwich offers a mix of culinary delights, from riverside dining at The Trafalgar Tavern, a historic pub with stunning Thames views, to cosy meals at The Gipsy Moth, located right by the Cutty Sark. Both areas are easily reached by a short bus ride or a leisurely walk. Historic Landmarks and Attractions The surrounding areas of Blackheath and Greenwich are steeped in history and charm. Blackheath: A wide-open heath that’s both scenic and historically significant. It’s said to have been named after the “Black Death” of the 14th century, as it may have been a burial site during the plague. Today, it’s a beautiful green space, ideal for a peaceful stroll or a picnic with panoramic views. Greenwich: Just minutes from New Cross, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is bursting with attractions: Greenwich Park: One of London’s oldest royal parks, offering breathtaking views over the Thames and the city skyline. The Royal Observatory: Stand on the Prime Meridian Line, where East meets West, and explore the origins of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). The National Maritime Museum: A must-see for history lovers, showcasing Britain’s seafaring past with fascinating exhibits. The Cutty Sark: Visit this iconic 19th-century tea clipper, perfectly preserved by the riverside. The River Thames and Greenwich Pubs Greenwich’s connection to the Thames is central to its character. Stroll along the riverfront and take in stunning views of Canary Wharf and the Docklands....