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3 Bedroom Bed in Wasdale (SZ315)
Wasdale, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 2 Yes
This property is a picture perfect cottage in the heart of the most unspoilt scenery in the Lake District. Situated in Wasdale, this self-catering holiday cottage sleeps between five to seven people in three comfortable bedrooms with a sofa bed in the lounge. It has been recently renovated to provide modern living, whilst retaining its charming original features. Built in the 1700s, original beams line the ceilings in the dining and sitting rooms and a large wood burner keeps the cottage warm in the colder months. The legendary Wasdale pub landlord Will Ritson once lived in this cottage. He told tall tales from behind the bar of his pub and so started the Worlds Biggest Liar Contest! From the front of the property you can enjoy superb views across the valley to the famous Wastwater Screes. The cottage is located at the entrance of Wasdale proper, prime walking country, this unspoilt valley offers routes to the roof of England, to Scafell Pike, Great Gable and Pillar. A public footpath passes the cottage providing direct access to Buckbarrow, Seatallen and the high peaks beyond as well as many, scenic low-level, walks through to Wastwater. Two excellent pubs are within walking distance in Nether Wasdale. You enter the cottage through the entrance porch which leads into the dining room, a sociable space with a wooden floor and beamed ceiling. There is a large wood burner within the original fireplace, a sofa, and dining table and chairs. An initial supply of fuel is provided for the wood burner and more can be purchased locally. The cottage is semi detached to a private holiday let building. The large sitting room occupies the barn conversion, which has been carefully integrated as part of the cottage with original oak rafters and tie-beam dating from the 1700s - a charming feature. There is a 40 flatscreen TV with a basic Sky package and a Blu-ray player. The staircase to the first floor leads to a gallery, constructed in Wasdale oak providing a quiet area with a desk and chair. Wi-Fi access is available. In the kitchen there is a double eye level oven, an induction hob, microwave, dishwasher and a washing machine. Upstairs there is are a king and double bedrooms. One has fabulous views across the valley to the famous Wastwater Screes. The other has an en-suite with a shower, wash basin, heated towel rail and WC. There is a further bedroom with a single bed and a family bathroom with bath and hand-held shower, wash basin, heated towel rail and WC. Outside is a lawned south-facing garden with wonderful views of the Wastwater Screes. There is also a large side patio and a lockable shed, which may be used for storing outdoor gear and bikes (with care due to low stone entrance). Two or three cars can be parked on the driveway. Dogs are welcome and we ask that they are not left alone in the cottage, or allowed on the furniture or upstairs, and that guests clean up after them including in the garden. The cottage is located next to working farms keeping Herdwick sheep and other livestock, so dogs must always be carefully controlled and kept on a lead. Please note the fields surrounding the cottage are private. There is access to Nether Wasdale along the farm track.
Weekly prices from £720.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Bassenthwaite (SZ397)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 1 Yes
This property is a delightful pet-friendly Lake District cottage sleeping five people in the superb location of Bassenthwaite Village. There is walking and hiking from the front door both to the higher fells. You can climb to summit of Skiddaw straight from the fron door or explore the woodlands and fields that surround the village. You can also walk to the shores of Bassenthwaite Lake. Its a short walk from the cottage a great Lakeland pub, where you can enjoy a pint of real ale, an excellent meal and superb views of Skiddaw and the Lake District fells. Bassenthwaite Village itself is really family friendly - there is a traditional village green, a childrens play area and a little stream running through the village for paddling or feeding the ducks. Keswick is a 10-minute drive away. Here you can try all kinds of outdoor activities, from water sports and downhill mountainbike trails to climbing and ghyll scrambling. There are also a wide range of amenities including shops, restaurants, an award winning theatre and many other popular attractions. The door from the patio opens into the kitchen and dining area. The kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, under-counter fridge with freezer compartment, and large dishwasher. The kitchen area also includes an open plan dining area with dining table and seating for six people. Next to the kitchen is a utility room with a washing machine. This is also where the boiler is located, making it an ideal place for drying wet outdoor gear. The living room is arranged around the lovely wood burner with both two and three seater sofas and a bean bag, along with a TV with DVD player. Upstairs there is a double bedroom with ample wardrobe and drawer space. There is also a single bedroom. The bathroom features a bath with shower above, heated towel rail, WC and handbasin. Outside is a small sitting out area which has garden furniture during the summer. There are fell views from the sitting out area. Parking is available just up the lane to the side of the cottage.
Weekly prices from £599.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ547)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 1 Yes
If you are looking for a perfect base for a family or friends jaunt to Keswick then this characterful holiday home is the ideal spot. This cottage sleeps up to five guests in three comfy bedrooms and has a lovely enclosed garden and a lockable garage for bikes or boats. It is only a short 10 minute stroll into the centre of Keswick - a bustling and vibrant Lake District town with its art deco cinema, beautiful theatre and wealth of cafes, pubs, restaurants and shops. Keswick’s situation on glorious Derwentwater makes it a haven for those who love messing about in boats. Why not pack a picnic, hire a rowing boat and find a secluded beach to enjoy the staggering views? Not only that but the cottage also borders a fantastic network of paths and cycle ways which means you can quite literally walk out of the back door and in a few minutes be heading up Latrigg and mighty Skiddaw beyond. So whether you’d like to don your outdoor clobber and venture into the mountains, stroll into town to make the most of the local culture and atmosphere, dip your toes in stunning Derwentwater or just enjoy the peace and quiet of this lovely cottage the property is an ideal launch pad. On arrival at the house the front door leads into a hall with hanging space for coats and a shoe rack for those muddy boots youll no doubt get from your Lake District walks. From here you can enter the spacious open-plan living and dining area. This is a great space for relaxing in with two large comfy sofas around the granite fireplace with gas fire. The owners have thoughtfully provided a stereo as well as a selection of books, games and a Smart TV. Among the books youll find a set of beautifully illustrated Wainwrights guides to help you plan your outdoor time in the Lakes. The room has a lovely large dining table around which you can sit discuss your outings. It even has table mats illustrated with Wainwrights beautiful drawings and information on some of his favourite routes, perfect for inspiring you in your Lake District adventures. Its an ideal spot to sit in the mornings and look out of the glass door onto the enclosed garden which is visited by a wonderful array of birds. The adjoining kitchen is well equipped with everything you need during your break. It has a dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer and washer dryer. You might get caught up looking out of the kitchen window while washing up. In the winter time you can see through the trees to Latrigg Fell in summer you can enjoy the thoughtfully planned garden with its year round colour and its many flying visitors! Upstairs youll find the three bedrooms and bathroom. All have fresh, clean decor and ample storage with wardrobes and dressers. The master bedroom has a lovely wooden double bedstead and a view to the front of the house on to the cherry blossom tree in the front garden. The twin bedroom has zip-and-link beds so if you would like this room made up as a super king bed instead please advise us on booking (and at least two weeks before your arrival). This room looks out to the enclosed garden at the back of the house. The single room also has a view to the front of the house. The light bathroom has a full size bath with electric shower over the bath. The property boasts its own garage which makes ideal lockable storage for bikes if youd like to make the most of the staggering array of cycling on offer in the area. The front garden area is open with a seat for resting your weary legs whilst you remove your boots. The rear garden is accessed from the dining area and makes a wonderful quiet haven for outdoor dining with a table and six chairs on the patio area. The garden has been thoughtfully planned with mature flowering shrubs and almost year round colour making it a perfect spot for a sunny morning cuppa or a summer evening glass of wine enjoying the scents of all those wonderful flowers. This garden is enclosed which makes it ideal for small children and just beyond the gate lies the cyclway and footpath which was formerly the railway line. A mere few yards along this is the old station platform which harks back to days of steam engines drawing up and disgorging passengers for their Lake District holidays. Today its a handy shortcut to Keswicks own Leisure Pool where children will love its slide and wave machine and Fitz Park with its marvellous playground. Whether youre looking to enjoy all that the town has to offer or youd like to head straight out into the hills from your back door the property is perfectly placed to allow you to do it.
Weekly prices from £588.00
3 Bedroom Bed in South Cerney (81383)
Cirencester, Heart of England
5 3 2 Yes
Spring Lake is situated in the beautiful Cotswold Water Park, a great location that is ideal for guests wanting to enjoy a range of activities including windsurfing, kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing, fishing, water skiing, wakeboarding and inflatable rides. There’s a choice of spa facilities in the De Vere hotel and a great range of places to eat and drink. The delightful village of South Cerney is a pleasant walk away and offers a choice of pubs and restaurants. The popular market town of Cirencester is just a short drive and offers fantastic shops, pubs, restaurants, the Corinium Museum, the remains of a Roman Amphitheatre, the Abbey Grounds and Cirencester Park. Tetbury, Stow-on-the-Wold and Bath are within easy reach. This stylish lodge offers an open-plan ground floor that’s perfect for spending time together., The front door opens directly into the kitchen area, and there is a cupboard where you can hang coats and muddy boots along with access to a ground-floor shower room with shower and WC. The kitchen area is contemporary and equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and washing machine. The lounge area is complemented with two sofas and a TV, making it a great space for relaxing and catching up with friends. The dining area is set behind the lounge area with a table that will comfortably seat six guests. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms: a queen-size room that enjoys views out across the lake, and a double room that has a door adjoining a further double room. There is a bathroom with hand-held shower attachment and WC. From the lounge, bifold patio doors open directly out onto an enclosed terrace, a space that’s perfect for relaxing in the evening sun. There are a table and chairs, allowing you to dine alfresco and take in fantastic views over Spring Lake. Off-road allocated parking is available. On-site, you will find a children’s play area and there’s access to the Cotswold Water Park, offering opportunities for water skiing, wakeboarding, paddleboarding, horse riding, golfing, fishing and paintballing.
Weekly prices from £884.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Dartmoor National Park (81825)
Ivybridge, Devon
5 2 2 Yes
Situated along the route of the Two Moors Way, this charming barn conversion provides a warm and relaxing holiday base for families, friends and couples exploring this beautiful part of the Devon countryside. Offering spacious accommodation for five guests, the barn is set on a working farm which you are welcome to explore. The property has been delightfully updated while retaining original features including exposed stone walls and ceiling beams. Enjoying a peaceful location at the southern tip of the glorious Dartmoor National Park, the property makes a fabulous base for keen walkers and nature lovers. Stepping inside this airy and inviting conversion, the kitchen/diner makes a lovely space for you to enjoy a favourite family meal. The first floor comprises a cosy and relaxing lounge/diner, with a wood burner, vaulted ceiling, Smart TV and steps leading up to a mezzanine level providing a quiet spot for reading and enjoying the country views. There are also two cosy ground-floor bedrooms: one super-king-size, and a triple room. There are also two handy shower rooms. Outside, a small, enclosed garden has outdoor furniture, and is a pleasant spot for some al fresco dining around the fire pit or enjoy eco friendly, wood-fired hot tub in the evening. The lawn has space for children and dogs to play, and you will be welcome to visit the farm’s poultry, peacock and pigs. The property is ideal for exploring South Devon and the vast expanses of Dartmoor, which is perfect for scenic walks, horse riding and cycling. The coast is within easy reach, with Bigbury-on-Sea (12.5 miles) featuring a sandy beach and access to Burgh Island at low tide. The thriving city of Plymouth (14 miles) has plenty of great places to eat and drink. Local attractions include Woodlands Family Theme Park (16 miles), Pennywell Farm (10 miles) and Dartmoor Zoo (5 miles).
Weekly prices from £655.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Newquay (82369)
Newquay, Cornwall
5 3 1 Yes
Pack up the whole family including the four-legged members and escape to this charming three-bedroom cottage tucked away in the Cornish countryside. Set between Cornwall’s two magnificent coastlines, you are within easy reach of the beautiful sandy beaches of the north and the ancient harbour towns of the south. Back at the property, original features and a cosy wood burner set the scene inside while in the generous garden you’ll find a private hot tub, summer house and BBQ area. Inside, this historic home has been tastefully modernised to provide a delightful blend of old and new. The bright country-style kitchen is full of character with its exposed beams, Welsh dresser and antique breakfast table. After a meal in the low-ceilinged dining room, fire up the wood burner in the cosy lounge and settle in for a night of games or TV with the family. Arranged over the ground and first floor, each of the three bedrooms has been elegantly decorated in neutral and pastel tones to ensure a restful night’s sleep for all. Outside, the large garden is a fantastic space for both human and canine guests, with its generous lawn, relaxing summer house and charcoal BBQ, fire pit and hot tub for long summer’s evenings. Conveniently located just 1 mile from the A30, this is a great base from which to explore the whole of Cornwall. Head 6.5 miles north to reach the lively coastal resort of Newquay, with its array of shops and eateries plus an aquarium, harbour and sandy beaches. For a splash in the surf with the dogs, choose between Great Western (6.5 miles), Holywell Bay (9.5 miles) and Watergate Bay (7.5 miles) beaches among others. Down on the south coast, find sheltered coves, quaint fishing villages and a host of popular attractions including The Lost Gardens of Heligan (16.5 miles) and the Eden Project (19 miles).
Weekly prices from £611.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (82547)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 2 3 Yes
Take a quirky holiday in Keswick with a mixed group and your dogs. This gorgeous stone property is near a few other holiday cottages in a mostly rural area in Cumbria. You’ll have a comfortable base with red squirrels in the garden, which you can watch from a unique structure. Further out, there are mountains, castles, stone circles and much more to make an incredible trip. Enter the property and find a cosy lounge, perfect for unwinding in the evenings. There’s a wood burner, so if the evening is crisp, you can make everything snuggly. The decorations and furniture are eclectic, charming and timeless. Continue through to the dining area, which has a vintage teak table, and then go on to the kitchen. You’ll have plenty of options for cooking, with an oil AGA as a nice touch. The ground floor is completed with a WC and a utility room. Head upstairs and take a moment to check out the view from the landing window, then check out the bedrooms. One is a standard double room with an en-suite shower room, and the other has a double bed and a single bed in the same room. It also has an en-suite shower room. You’ll have access to an enclosed garden, plus a raised platform with a roof and a picnic bench, perfect for watching wildlife or having outdoor meals. The house is in an area with a few other holiday properties, about 3 miles away from Keswick. Keswick is a bustling market town which borders Derwentwater, so you can splash around in the lake and then grab a bite in town or amble around the shops. Castlerigg Stone Circle, 5.5 miles away, is a fascinating remnant of ancient history, and certainly worth visiting.
Weekly prices from £792.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Thornton-Le-Dale (82856)
Pickering, Yorkshire Dales
5 3 2 Yes
Set on the outskirts of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, this quaint cottage offers a serene retreat for friends or family, surrounded by picturesque countryside brimming with rural charm. The stone walls hide a stylish interior where a crackling wood burner warms the cosy lounge, and outside, a pretty garden invites al fresco dining moments. Enter the spacious kitchen/diner, equipped with everything you need to prepare a delicious home-cooked meal, then gather around the dining table to savour your creations while reflecting on the days adventures. After dinner, retire to the lounge, where the wood burner sets the scene for cosy nights in. Light the fire, sink into the sofa, and unwind while watching a film on the Smart TV. Additionally, a convenient utility/boot room on the ground floor offers ample space for outdoor gear, and adjacent is a shower room. Climb the staircase to discover a single bedroom, while another staircase leads to two further bedrooms; a king-size and a super-king-size zip-and-link (which can be configured as a twin upon request). Completing the first floor is a tiled family bathroom with a bath and a separate shower. Step outside to the fully enclosed country cottage garden with colourful flowerbeds. Relax at the garden table and chairs, perfect for al fresco dining or enjoying your morning coffee. Bike storage is available. 2 miles east of Pickering, the delightful village of Thornton-Le-Dale awaits within the spectacular North York Moors National Park and the Dalby Forest. This picturesque setting is a haven for walkers, cyclists, and nature enthusiasts alike. Nearby attractions include the family-friendly Flamingo Land Resort, the historic landmark of Pickering Castle, and the bustling market towns of Helmsley, Malton, and Pickering, all within 15 miles of home.
Weekly prices from £731.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Baycliff (SZ130)
Ulverston, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 1 Yes
Set upon the hillside on the drive out of Baycliff, its easy to see how this cottage got its name. As the delightful whitewash property comes into view, its impressive chimney stands proud Against the open sky beyond. Packed full of character and quirky features, the cottage has a friendly welcoming warmth from the outset. Most guests dont make it past the cheery sun lounge before kicking off their shoes and opening a book to relax with. A small secluded courtyard offers a private place to dine on a summers evening, while the cosy living room, complete with wood burner and exposed beams, is the perfect place to curl up with a hot chocolate on a cold winters night. Barely noticeable from the coast road which skirts the village, Baycliff has a traditional English country feel; the community centres around a pretty village green and many of the properties date back to the 17th and 18th centuries. Situated between Bardsea and Aldingham overlooking Morecambe Bay, the village was once a fishing and farming community, historically part of Lancashire. A gentle stroll beyond the village green takes in a lovely playground with picnic benches and views across the bay. The pub opposite the park serves food daily; it has a beer garden, a well-stocked bar and receives excellent reviews for its menu and welcome. The beach is a mere 10-minute stroll from the property. When the tide is out, the vast expanse of sand appears to reach as far as the eye can see. Hidden rock pools, colourful pebbles and the variety of shells left behind by the sea will keep children entertained for hours, while four-legged friends will enjoy the freedom to run in all directions. Across the bay, Morecambe and Heysham are visible on a clear day, and towards the east, the Lakeland fells provide an impressive backdrop. The bustling market town of Ulverston is only 3 miles away and, further along the coast, Barrow-in-Furness, famous for its shipbuilding heritage, offers plenty of places to explore, including two islands just off its shore. A 20-minute drive back towards the motorway brings you to the southern tip of Windermere, the perfect starting point for a day trip into the National Park. A small driveway off the roadside offers convenient parking for one car and a gate leads into the enclosed yard of the cottage. The first thing you notice as you approach the front door is the bright sun lounge. A lovely hidden courtyard decorated with pot plants and outdoor furniture can be found beyond the stone archway. Although modest in size, it offers a private space for outdoor dining and is well lit for use into the evening too. Entry into the cottage is through the delightful sun lounge which doubles up as a dining room with its drop-leaf table and chairs making good use of the space. A comfortable sofa and bespoke window seat create a welcoming feel and provide an idyllic place to sit and relax regardless of the weather outside. The washing machine is located in the downstairs toilet just off the sun lounge. Glass-panelled French doors link the sun lounge to the main accommodation, and the accompanying window offers extra light into the sitting room. The dual-aspect room, centred around a wood burner, with original stone mantlepiece and terracotta tiled hearth, boasts lots of characterful features and quirky nooks. The pleasant, traditional decor is accentuated by the exposed beamed ceiling and stonework. Two comfortable sofas, a coffee table and side lamps offer a tranquil space to put your feet up and relax. Books, guides and maps complement the selection of family board games that are available for your entertainment during your stay. There is also a TV with Freeview channels and a DVD player available for guests to use. On the split-level landing, there is a master double bedroom with a freestanding clawfoot bath, and a double bedroom with a bed and some storage space. Down the hallway, you’ll find a single room with pretty views. A family shower room completes the cottage with a WC and an electric shower.
Weekly prices from £554.00