3 bedrooms, sleeps 5.Historic grade 2 building built in 1861. Modern internal fittings combined with the charms of a traditional Brixham cottage. Designated parking space on the harbour.Pets allowed.Gull?s Nest is a Brixham cottage of the highest standard, complete with a fascinating history combined with a luxury modern interior and a warm welcome. The property was home the Captain Schjonnerman in the late 19th Century, who sailed the world trading raw materials before setting up a navigation school in Hill House, part of which is now Gull?s Nest. The cottage sits on the side of the hill, overlooking Brixham?s harbour, fishing port and marina with far reaching views across Torbay and out to sea. A designated parking space is provided for your convenience down on the harbour. The town centre of Brixham and the harbour are 1 minute away down the hill, where the attractions and harbour front restaurants offer tempting fish dishes. Refurbished to a very high standard, achieving a five ?Highly Commended? award in the 2004/5 South West Tourism Awards. Upon arrival you will find fresh flowers in the property along with freshly baked scones or muffins, as well as coffee tea, milk, bread and butter. The owners also ensure that details such as soap, shampoo, dishwasher tablets, washing powder, and washing up liquid is provided, ensuring you just need to arrive with your clothes for a great holiday. Returning guests are also presented with a complementary meal from the owners ? choose from fish, vegetarian and meat dishes from an award winning cook. Living InformationInside the property has been furnished to a high standard throughout in line with QIT’s five star rating. The open lounge, dining room and kitchen are on the ground floor, providing a high quality, sociable area. The living area features a three piece leather suite with coffee table. Entertainment provided by a T.V. full Sky digital package with movies, sport and children’s channels as well as a DVD player, radio/CD player and a large collection of books. Kitchen InformationKitchen The kitchen is modern with high quality integrated appliances, including a washer/dryer, dishwasher, separate fridge and freezer, oven/grill with electric hobs and hood over, cafetiere, microwave, kettle, toaster and a range of high quality utensils in chrome. Dining The dining area has been thoughtfully laid out in front of the window, enjoying the picturesque harbour and sea views. Sleeping InformationMaster Bedroom Enjoys the sea views, with patio doors leading out onto the accommodating balcony with wrought iron table and chairs. The master bedroom features a king size bed, built-in wardrobes, a three drawer chest and bedside cabinets. Entertainment is provided by a portable T.V./video. Bedroom Two Single bed and quality furnishings. Bedroom Three Sea and harbour views. Twin beds and quality furnishings. Bathroom InformationMain Bathroom The fully tiled family bathroom is also on this level, complete with a bath and shower over with a glass screen, w.c. and wash basin with light, mirror and shaver point. Also located on the ground floor is the second bathroom, comprising of a shower cubicle with w.c. and wash basin. Outside InformationA designated parking space is provided for your convenience down on the harbour. The cottage also features a small garden with a wrought iron and glass table and chairs and bench, where guests can enjoy the sea views in a peaceful setting. The cottage is on St. Peter’s Hill, a steep pedestrian path leading up from the centre. At the cottage, there are a few steps up to the front door. Gull?s Nest is a Brixham cottage of the highest standard, complete with a fascinating history combined with a luxury modern interior and views over the harbour and out to sea.

Paris is the capital of France and the second largest city of Western Europe; it has the ability to please everyone and is often referred to as The City of Lights. No visit to Europe would be complete without a short stay in Paris; with a great deal to see and do that to really a week is needed.

It is known for its wonderful buildings, style, excellent food and wine; the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe and the Louvre must not go unmentioned. Like most European cities, Paris is easy to get around; there is a superb underground rail system called the Metro which is efficient and easy to understand.

It wouldn’t be possible to visit this city without a trip to the top of the famous steel structure known as the Eiffel Tower; there are only a few places in the city where it isn’t visible. Illuminated at night it dominates the city’s skyline; guided tours are available where the patriotic tour guides give you an in depth history and an insight to what it is to be French.

A walk along the Champs Elysees is essential when you visit Paris; it’s where you will find all the top class hotels, shops and restaurants. This avenue may be select but it attracts large numbers of visitors daily; it is also where most of the five star hotels are situated but thankfully hotels tend to be cheaper once you move away from the city center.

If you are an art lover you will enjoy the Louvre, a truly amazing museum; with over 300,000 wonderful artistic works, you simply cannot see all of it in one day. If you are in Paris on a short stay you must plan your time well; unfortunately it has so many visitors each year that some people are unable to see their favorite works. Paris has always been a magnetic destination for artists; the likes of Monet, Picasso and many others lived in the city for years and some of their work can still be seen today.

Of course, Napoleon commissioned the construction of the Arc de Triomphe, another Paris landmark; it provides visitors with a wonderful photo experience because it contains the names of every one of his generals. A little known fact is that there’s a viewing observatory built into the building allowing the whole area to be viewed; it is located in Place Charles de Gaulle where twelve of the city’s main avenues start, including Avenue de Champs Elysees.

Obviously, these are not the only places to visit; although no trip would be complete without seeing these, they are probably best viewed as part of a guided tour, some of which are actually free. Most people find their Paris short stay vacations exciting but only see a glimpse of what’s on offer; you would probably need a week to view the main galleries, visit medieval castles and explore fabulous Gothic churches.

2 bedroom apartment, sleeps 4. Superior decor and finish.Breathtaking views over the River Dart.4 Health Spa and Fitness Suite passes included. Designated parking.For the ultimate in style, quality and location, this luxurious waterfront apartment, sitting directly on the River Dart, boasts breathtaking views stretching up and down the river and to the hills beyond. All rooms are finished to a very high standard with solid oak floorboards and doors and 100% wool carpets in the bedrooms. On site facilities include a luxury health spa with heated indoor pool, steam room, spa bath, fitness suite and treatment rooms, where exclusive House of Elemis products are used. The development also has two high quality restaurants where you can sample the best local produce. Unfortunately, this property does not accept children under 12. Living InformationLarge windows look out over the River Dart An open plan living area with large floor to ceiling bay windows that fully open to create the feeling of a balcony. Decorated and finished to a very high standard. 1x leather corner sofa. Remote controlled gas living flame fire. 42″ Plasma TV with Sky satellite channels and a DVD player. Music system, which has a radio and CD changer. Each room is fitted with a control panel for the entertainment system. Also provided is a fax, printer and Wi-fi for your own laptop. Kitchen InformationKitchen A modern and well-designed kitchen. Fully fitted with state of the art appliances such as the SMEG five ring gas cooker, dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer and washer/dryer. Dining The dining area is open plan and part of the living area, sharing the same stunning river views. There is a table with four matching chairs. Sleeping InformationMaster Bedroom A magnificent contemporary style en-suite bedroom. There is a kingsize bed, 1x two seater leather sofa, dressing table and large wardrobes. A wall mounted 25″ LCD TV with Sky satellite channels. Bedroom Two Another stylish bedroom furnished to a high standard. There are 2 single beds, 1x leather armchair, 1x single chair, dressing table and large built-in wardrobes. A wall mounted 25″ LCD TV with Sky satellite channels. Bathroom InformationMain Bathroom A large and spacious bathroom finished to a high specification. An Italian porcelain suite which comprises a large wash basin, w.c., bath and shower. There is under floor heating and a heated towel rail. En-suite Bathroom to Master Bedroom A large en-suite featuring the same design as the main bathroom and featuring a large basin, w.c., bath with shower and another separate shower cubicle. There is again under floor heating and a heated towel rail. Outside InformationEntry to the property is via a secure colour video intercom. Access is by two flights of stairs or a lift. There is one allocated parking space, plus extra visitor parking if required. For the ultimate in style, quality and location, this luxurious waterfront apartment on the River Dart enjoys breathtaking views stretching up and down the river and to the hills beyond. Please note that regretably children under 12 years old are not permitted to stay at this property.

A 4 bedroom cottage, sleeps 6/8.Newly refurbished by an interior designer.Stunning views across the River Teign estuary.A tranquil sun terrace and garden.A short drive to the coast and beaches.Hillcrest is a beautifully refurbished cottage located along a quiet country lane on the outskirts of Bishopsteignton. The fantastic location amongst the rolling hills of South Devon makes a tranquil and relaxing base for a break, whilst providing easy access to the local amenities and attractions. The cottage enjoys a panoramic outlook across the Teign Valley and down to the estuary at Teignmouth. Living InformationA spacious living room enjoying views across the valley. Recently renovated by an interior design agency to a high standard. 1x three seater sofa and 3x armchairs. Entertainment is provided by a widescreen TV, DVD player/recorder. A mini snooker table and board games are provided for children. Kitchen InformationKitchen Enjoys views over the countryside. Comprehensively equipped with an electric oven and hob with extractor fan over, dishwasher, microwave, kettle and toaster. A utility room leads on from the kitchen with washer/dryer, freezer and large sink. The room has ample space for golf and fishing equipment, etc. and a side door for access to the garden. Dining Dining room enjoys views of the countryside, complete with large patio doors leading out onto a terrace. An oval dining table with 6 chairs is provided. Sleeping InformationMaster Bedroom Double bed with wicker furniture and double wardrobes, dressing table, 2 bedside tables, a portable TV and DVD player and a sink. Bedroom Two Double bed plus a double wardrobe and matching furniture, TV/DVD combination, and a sink. Bedroom Three Contains a single bed with a built-in double wardrobe and a bedside unit. Bedroom Four The final bedroom also has a single bed, double wardrobe and a bedside cabinet. There are 2 z-beds available in the property for a 7th and 8th guest if required. Bathroom InformationThe first floor bathroom has a bath, wash basin and a separate w.c. On the ground floor there is a shower room with wash basin and a separate w.c. Outside InformationThe cottage enjoys a panoramic outlook across the Teign Valley and down to the estuary at Teignmouth. The views can be enjoyed from the terrace and pleasant garden to the rear of the property, where there is a glass table and parasol with 4 chairs. At the front of the property there are a few non-designated parking spaces on the lane. Hillcrest is a beautifully refurbished cottage located along a quiet country lane on the outskirts of Bishopsteignton. The fantastic location amongst the rolling hills of South Devon makes a tranquil and relaxing base for enjoying your break, whilst providing easy access to local amenities and attractions.

An Orlando vacation can involve various activities, but the most popular attractions are certainly the theme parks although it has a great deal more to offer. Orlando Town is also your destination for museums, galleries, historical places, edifices, flea markets, churches and much more. Florida in general has a long history of attracting tourists and this is the busiest city with more and more people visiting each year in a place that will satisfy even the most demanding of individuals.

Orlando really is one of the most visitor friendly cities in the world with fantastic shopping facilities like Church Street Station, a multi-level shopping and amusement center, with shops, eating places, clubs and bars. Of course this article can only brush the surface of what you can see and do on an Orlando vacation but there is so much more than just theme parks that it would be a shame not to mention them.

If you are an animal lover then you must visit the Central Florida Zoological Park in Sanford which was opened to the public in 1975 and houses a collection of over 400 hundred animals. The Central Florida Zoological Park and Botanical Gardens is dedicated to preserving the beauty and wonder of animals including their habitats.

Then there are the works of Louis Tiffany whose famous collection is housed here in the Morse Museum of American Art. For aficionados of Tiffany art, this is the place to visit with the largest display anywhere in the world, including jewelry, paintings, glass, pottery and ornaments.

Whilst it may seem that Orlando has been created for the entertainment of children that could not be further from the truth as there is plenty here for everyone. The choice of evening entertainment for vacations in Orlando is as diverse as the range of activities available during daylight hours with themed shows to Disney’s Pleasure Island or City walk at Universal.

Another great place to visit about twenty minutes drive from Orlando Airport is The Orlando Science Center, originating back to 1955; it is a huge complex with over two hundred thousand square feet of exhibition space spanning ten halls. For lovers of anything relating to trains and trolleys, there is the International Trolley and Train Museum which has fourteen model trains running through the building which actually houses a waterfall.

The Titanic – Ship of Dreams Exhibition can also be found along International Drive; this is a moving, often eerie depiction of the great Ocean Liner with a tour guide depicting a character from the ship with many original items on display. For those who prefer a little peace and relaxation they can visit the beautiful lake Eola Park where there are forty three acres of land to roam freely; it includes a boating lake.

Not all theme parks in Orlando are based purely on rides as the fantastic Seaworld will attest but if you want rides then you have the Disney resort theme parks and Universal studios too. If you have never vacationed in Orlando before, you must try it at least once; it doesn’t really matter when you go, however holiday seasons do get busy, especially Christmas; well, who wouldn’t want to spend Christmas with Mickey.

Businesses everywhere are finding they have to finance an increasing number of trips to meet and service their customers; the internet has increased most businesses customer base. It is business travelers though who are feeling the strain with increasing stress and fatigue levels. Seasoned travelers may already be aware of the business travel tips below but if you are a new member of the business travelers club then you may find the information very useful.

When baggage goes missing it is irritating to say the least but for someone on a business trip it can be a whole lot more disastrous. The easiest way to ensure this situation does not affect you is by placing important business documents in your hand luggage.

Having everything to hand means that your checked luggage get delayed you will still be able to meet with clients and get your work done while you wait for less essential stuff to get chased up by the airlines. Regular travelers know that the main business travel tip when packing is to keep things simple by only including exactly what you need for the journey and that way you won’t go far wrong if luggage goes missing.

To keep this simple just work out how many days you will be at your destination and pack accordingly, remembering to pack a few items of casual wear plus just enough pieces of footwear to last; this would be one pair for work and another pair for play. With the clothing taken care of the only items left to pack are your toilet bag plus any additional documentation that would be useful but not necessary for the meeting.

A little business travel tip that flight attendants use when they pack is to roll up their clothes, then place them into cylinders which compresses the clothing and reduces the number of creases. Dark clothing are very useful for traveling business people as it hides stains and dirt very well, so if you get sweaty or spill a coffee on the flight it won’t be too noticeable.

Of course if you are working to a tight schedule and the inevitable delay happens then you want to know you can attend a meeting at a moments notice and the way to freshen up is by using those hand and face wipes that come in travel packs. Remember before you leave to charge up your cell phone and other electronic devices; look into buying some form of mobile or wireless internet access package so that you can work on the move.

As it is possible to carry out work while you fly, by making the best use of this time you will be able to spend some time relaxing in the evening and perhaps a little site seeing. Just plan ahead for your business travel using this guide and you will be in a position where whatever happens it will not affect your trip and once you have done this often enough it will all become second nature to you.

If you are able to mix a little personal relaxation time with your work you should enjoy your business travel and you will probably be more productive so the business travel tips highlighted here will be more worth while.

6 Bedrooms, sleeps 10.A large period house with breathtaking views over Brixham harbour and marina.Short walk to harbour and town centre.Two kitchens and two bathrooms.Well appointed throughout.Creels, named after the crab and lobster pots, is spacious period house perfectly placed to enjoy the spectacular views of Brixham harbour and marina, with both being a few minutes? walk away. It is decorated to a high standard throughout in a mixture of classic and contemporary. Two kitchens and bathrooms make this spacious house suitable for a group of friends or two families who want to take a holiday together, but want privacy and comfort. Living InformationThree-seater, a two-seater navy sofa and matching armchair with footstool, all seats reclining. Views to park with partial sea views. Nest of 3 coffee tables. Entertainment is provided by a TV with Freeview and DVD player, Hi-fi with CD, cassette and radio. Board games and books are also available for guests to use. Day RoomStunning harbour views from the largest window in the house. Beech extending circular table and four leather cantilever chairs. Kitchen InformationLower KitchenWell-appointed kitchen with integrated appliances in oak units, including electric oven with separate grill, gas hob, fridge and separate freezer, dishwasher and microwave. Also included is a 4 slice toaster, kettle, cafetiere, knifeblock and wine rack. Upper KitchenSpectacular harbour and town views. White units with matching work surfaces. Features a large fridge, gas cooker with separate gas oven and grill and gas hob, washer/dryer, 4 slice toaster, kettle, cafetiere and knifeblock. DiningAdjacent lower kitchen and overlooking deck and harbour. Features a solid oak luxury table and 10 chairs. Sleeping InformationMaster BedroomKingsize oak-framed bed with integrated bedside chests, each having a reading lamp. Double fitted mirror-door wardrobes with shoe racks, shelving and hanging space. Park and sea views. Bedroom TwoEnjoys harbour views Double birch-framed bed. Double fitted wardrobe with shoe racks, shelving and hanging space. Two bedside chests with reading lights. Bedroom ThreeFeatures a double bed. White wardrobe with hanging and shelving. Wash basin with mirror, light and shaver point. Views to park. Bedroom FourTwo twin beds. White wardrobe with hanging and shelving. Bedside chest with uplighter and wall light. Outer harbour views. Bedroom FiveSingle bed. Double wardrobe with hanging and shelving. Uplighter. Harbour views. Bedroom SixSingle bed. Contemporary chest of drawers. Under bed storage. Bathroom InformationMain BathroomHarbour and marina views. Bidet, bath with shower, WC and basin with mirror, all in ivory. Heated towel rail. Fully tiled with decorative pebble border. Bathroom Two (lower ground floor)Bath with electric shower, wash basin and WC, all in ivory. Mirror and towel rail. Outside InformationThe outside deck has a white wooden table, two benches and two chairs. On-street parking is available in the area. A large period house perfectly placed to enjoy the spectacular views of Brixham harbour and marina, with a short walk down the inner harbour and the local amenities.

Clients like to meet their suppliers in person so an increase in travel has been the result; this is claimed to have been caused as a direct result of the Internet. It is business travelers though who are feeling the strain with increasing stress and fatigue levels. Hopefully the following business travel tips will help you make the most of your travel time, and perhaps even enjoy the trip along the way.

When baggage goes missing it is irritating to say the least but for someone on a business trip it can be a whole lot more disastrous. An easy remedy to this is to pack as much as possible that you absolutely must have for you meeting, in your hand luggage.

This makes a great deal of sense because you are covered should your main luggage go missing then your meeting can still go ahead and hopefully your main luggage will be located in due course. As far as your main luggage is concerned, make sure you only pack just enough for the trip and this is probably the most useful business travel tip to bear in mind.

The easiest way to do this is to only take one pair of casual shoes and work pair; keep your work clothes to exactly what you need for the tip and likewise clothes for when you are on your leisure time. The remaining items to pack will be toilet essentials and any other work related documents that aren’t important.

To make further space and allow you to pack a smaller bag, roll your clothing into tight cylinders; this allows you to pack things tightly and will help you to avoid wrinkles – try to remember this useful business travel tip. To go one step further, if you want to ensure that even if food or drink are spilled on your clothes you won’t need them laundered; use dark colors which are also handy because creases don’t show as much.

With all this done, it should be quite easy to just get off the plane and use a couple of freshen-up wipes (those in travel packs) that will make you feel and smell better before you meet your customer. If you only intend to be away for a couple of days, a normal charge for a cell phone and other electronic equipment may be enough but if the trip is longer you may need to take chargers with you.

Using your traveling time to get essential work done will mean that in the evenings you can take some time out to explore the city you’re staying in. Simply planning ahead for these eventualities mean you will be ready for your business travel journey, no matter what.

Business trips do not have to be boring and stressful if you apply the business travel tips in this article as they will allow you the opportunity to enjoy your free time even more.

A well finished spacious house with panoramic views, 3 bathrooms and sleeps 9.Newly re-furbished to a high standard.French doors lead onto patio areas to front and rear of property.Sky, broadband and a playstation 3.Plentiful parking.A large four bedroom house with panoramic views out to sea, front and back garden and plentiful parking. A perfect base from which to explore the area or simply relax. Living Information- Outstanding panoramic sea views. - Sliding folding doors lead onto the patio areas to front and rear of the property totally opening up the inside to the outside. - Leather corner sofa with 2x leather chairs. - Coffee tables- Entertainment is provided by a LCD hd TV with SKY, Playstation 3 with blu-ray DVD player/ music player. - Broadband connection for guests who bring their own laptop. - Real wooden flooring throughout the downstairs living area. - Telephone for incoming calls only. Kitchen Information- Superbly equipped with an american style fridge freezer including water dispenser and ice-making facility, two built-in ovens, five-burner gas hob, integrated dishwasher. - Entertainment is provided by a CD and radio. - Large range of modern units. - French doors into garden. - Utility area with washing machine and tumble dryer. Dining- Dining area with table and nine chairs. Sleeping InformationBedroom one with en-suite- Furnished with a king-size bed. - En-suite with remote control steam cabinet which includes multijet shower, radio, foot massager and led lights, toilet and basin. - Balcony with outstanding panoramic sea views. - LCD TV and dvd player. - Broadband connection. Bedroom two- Panoramic sea views over Torbay. - Furnished with twin beds. - LCD TV and DVD player. - Broadband connection. Bedroom three- Furnished with a triple sleeper bunk (double bottom and single top). - LCD TV and DVD player. - Broadband connection. Bedroom four with en-suite- Located on the ground floor. - Furnished with twin beds. - En-suite with shower, toilet and basin. - Entertainment is provided by an LCD TV and dvd player. - Broadband connection. Bathroom InformationMain bathroom- Family bathroom with whirlpool bath, shower attachment, built in radio/ underwater colour changing lights. - Separate multijet shower with seat, toilet and basin. Bedroom one en-suite- En-suite with remote control steam cabinet which includes multijet shower, radio, foot massager and led lights, toilet and basin. Bedroom four en-suite- En-suite with shower, toilet and basin. Outside Information- Front garden with driveway and patio area with table and chairs. - Enclosed back garden with large patio area and table and chairs, barbecue and steps up to a large level grassed lawn area with flower beds. - Parking for three cars on driveway. - Ample on-street parking on private road. A large, well finished, stylish house with panoramic views across Torbay and out to sea.

4 bedroom property, sleeps 6 plus cot. Fantastic views towards Dartmoor. Excellent standard of accommodation.Parking for two cars.Dartmoor View is a beautifully designed luxury cottage. With village pubs, great walks and the coast within a 15 minute drive, this really is the perfect rural retreat to get away from it all. Langtree is a beautiful village in North Devon which offers a welcoming character pub serving good food and has a children?s play room and garden. The famous Tarka Trail is just a couple of miles away and offers a great day out walking and cycling . Swimming pools, golf courses, Dartington Crystal and the Rosemoor RHS Gardens at Torrington are only four miles away and the coastal beaches at Instow, Clovelly and Westwood Ho! are within a scenic 15 minute drive. Living InformationFantastic countryside views. Access to the garden through the patio doors. Leather sofas and a fire place. Entertainment is provided by a TV and a DVD player. Kitchen InformationKitchen Features integrated appliances which include a washer/dryer, fridge/freezer, electric oven and hob along with kettle, toaster with all glassware, crockery and cutlery. Dining Open-plan dining room with fantastic views over the countryside. Sleeping InformationMaster Bedroom Benefits from fantastic countryside views. Features a double bed plus 2 bedside tables with bedside lamps. En-suite bathroom. Bedroom Two Features twin beds and is beautifully decorated with 2 bedside tables and bedside lamps. Bedroom Three Features twin beds with bedside tables and lamps. Bedroom Four The fourth bedroom is an additional living space for children or couples for extra comfort. There is a single futon sofa which can be used as additional sleeping if required. Bathroom InformationMain Bathroom Features a bath with shower attachment, w.c. and wash basin all finished to a high standard. En-suite to Master Bedroom Features a shower cubicle with a power shower, w.c. and wash basin. Outside InformationThe property benefits from two parking spaces and a garden. Dartmoor View is a beautifully designed luxury cottage with breathtaking views over the countryside.