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Welcome to England – a place where history and landscape intertwine in compelling ways. From the unmistakable energy of London to the rolling countryside of the Cotswolds and windswept shores in Cornwall, this is a destination that reveals itself in regions, each offering something distinct.

Days might begin in a bustling market town and drift into countryside walks, or start along coastal paths before settling into an evening at a local pub. Our collection of homes in England includes everything from country houses to contemporary coastal and manor stays, with spacious homes ideal for family gatherings. You can also explore our wider portfolio of holiday homes in Britain and Ireland, including large group villas and relaxed countryside escapes across the country.

Why stay with us?

Discover the Oliver’s Travels way, where style and character define every handpicked home in England. Our destination experts curate unique homes in beautiful locations that are perfect for families and guaranteed to ‘wow’.

Once you book a holiday, the service doesn’t stop there. Our Concierge Service means you’ll be in good hands to arrange in-house chefs, fridge stocking, housekeeping, and so much more, to make your stay truly extraordinary.

Our Top Regions in England

Why visit England?

England’s appeal lies in its variety. You might start the day in a historic market town and finish it by the sea, or spend time exploring galleries, theatre and restaurants in London before heading back to the countryside. Landscapes shift from the rolling hills of the Cotswolds to the dramatic fells of the Lake District and the coastal scenery of Devon and Dorset.

History is part of everyday life – castles, cathedrals and centuries-old streets sit naturally alongside modern culture. The food scene is wide-ranging, from traditional pubs to well-regarded restaurants, with local produce at the centre. Markets, festivals and sporting events take place throughout the year, giving each visit its own character.

What Oliver Loves

The best thing about visiting England is its incredible diversity. From the bustling streets of London to the tranquil countryside of the Lake District, England offers a wide range of experiences for travellers to enjoy. Whether you’re interested in history, culture, outdoor adventures, or culinary delights, England’s rich heritage, stunning landscapes, world-class museums, and vibrant cities ensure that visitors are constantly captivated and inspired.

England: At a Glance

  • South West – Known for its varied coastline and relaxed countryside, this region includes Cornwall, Devon and Dorset, along with Somerset, Bath and parts of the Cotswolds. Expect sandy beaches, coastal paths and rural villages, with plenty of space to slow down and switch off.

  • South East – A mix of historic towns, gardens and coastline within easy reach of London. Areas such as Sussex, Kent, Hampshire, Surrey and the Isle of Wight offer everything from seaside escapes to countryside estates, all well connected and easy to explore.

  • North West – Defined by the landscapes of the Lake District and the countryside of Cheshire, this region is shaped by lakes, mountains and wide-open scenery. It’s a natural choice for walking, outdoor activities and time spent in nature.

  • North East – A quieter corner of England, where Northumberland and Yorkshire bring together heritage, dramatic coastline and expansive countryside. Expect castles, national parks and a strong sense of history throughout.

  • Heart of England – This central region includes Herefordshire, Shropshire and Derbyshire, known for rolling countryside, market towns and a slower pace of life. It’s well placed for exploring different parts of the country while enjoying a more rural setting.

  • East of England – Characterised by big skies and open landscapes, this region includes Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire. Expect waterways, nature reserves and a less crowded coastline, ideal for quieter stays.

Top Tip

Plan at least one slower day with no fixed agenda – some of the best moments come from unplanned stops, local shops and time spent outdoors.

Getting there and around

By plane

England is well connected, with major international airports including London Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham offering direct routes from across Europe and beyond.

By train

Fast rail connections make it easy to travel between cities and regions, with direct routes from London to destinations such as York, Bath and the Lake District.

By car

A car offers the most flexibility, particularly for exploring rural areas, coastlines and national parks. Expect scenic drives, narrow country lanes and plenty of worthwhile detours.

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