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Six of the best stress-free UK breaks by train

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Sometimes, the desire too reach a destination with minimal stress and promptly unwind is all-consuming. Imagine not having to worry about traffic jams or missed connections—just hop on a direct train and⁢ arrive ⁢rejuvenated.

This is ‍precisely what these wonderfully convenient retreats across the UK offer; each one is easily accessible from a train station and comes equipped with everything necessary for an enjoyable getaway right at your doorstep.

A Lakeside Retreat in Essex

Ffion Francis and ollie Speck left their London careers behind to restore a 15th-century ⁣hunting lodge located near Thorpe-Le-Soken in north-east Essex. In addition to revitalizing the main house, they have constructed two cabins. The‍ newest,The Lakeside Lodge,overlooks a natural‌ swimming⁢ pond enveloped by reeds and trees. From ⁣London, it’s ​just under 90 minutes ⁢on a direct train⁢ from Liverpool Street or⁤ Stratford, followed by a tranquil 20-minute walk down a country lane.

The focus here is on relaxation and rejuvenation, supported by various wellness options: yoga sessions, breathwork classes, sound healing therapies, reiki treatments, and reflexology ⁣(starting at⁢ £55). For‌ something simpler yet refreshing,take a cold plunge in the pond before enjoying time in the sauna⁤ pod or soaking in ⁤an outdoor cast-iron bath. A hearty English breakfast hamper featuring local butcher ‍bacon ‌and sausages ⁣along with eggs ⁣from their rescue hens‌ can be arranged ​(£25 for two), while chilly evenings can be spent‌ cozied up watching classic⁤ films⁢ projected onto the​ wall.
Sleeps 2 (plus ⁤one dog for an additional £20) starting at £210 per night; visit coolstays.com

An Artistic coastal Hideaway in Cornwall

Sunset view of Mousehole in Cornwall with boats moored in harbour