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3 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ422)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 1 Yes
This welcoming holiday home in Underskiddaw is the absolute epitome of a traditional Lakeland home. Stone built, with a cosy welcoming interior, gorgeous flower filled garden and unbeatable fell and lake views. What a treat. Sleeping up to five people in three comfortable bedrooms and welcoming up to three dogs it offers wonderful access to the fells from the back garden, and an easy drive to lovely Keswick if you dont want to be too far away from amenities. Evidence of the owners family history is woven through the house and looking out one of the hydrangea framed windows at the stunning panorama you will be able to imagine yourself in a bygone era. The hamlet of Underskiddaw is well named and the property sits right at the base of the mighty Skiddaw massif. Why not take the winding path through the cottages own woodland onto Dodd Fell and then onward up to Skiddaws summit? What a walk to have available from the back door. The cottage also sits right next to The Calvert Trust where there is an excellent accessible pool which you can use by prior arrangement, you dont even have to get in the car. Its also just a stones throw from Mirehouse, a stately home with glorious gardens, multiple play areas and fascinating literary connections. Sitting above the road that runs between Keswick and Bassenthwaite, the property is ideally placed to make use of everything on offer in the area. Keswick is well known as the adventure capital of the Lakes but theres plenty more to enjoy there too. You could make use of the great range of cafes, pubs and restaurants; independent and outdoor shops; the regular market or take in a play or concert at the beautifully situated Theatre By The Lake. You could get out and about on Derwentwater either under your own steam or aboard one of the stately launches. Alternatively just spend your time being inspired by the gorgeous views of Bassenthwaite Lake, the surrounding fells and even the occasional osprey from your own lovely garden. With bags of character, delightful gardens and direct access through its own woodland onto the slopes of Skiddaw at the rear its a charming cottage for a family or small group to enjoy this wonderful area. It has a cosy traditional feel about it and the owners have left nods to the local heritage throughout giving it a warm and welcoming family feel. Guests access the cottage down a sloping gravel path from the driveway. Tearing yourselves away from the stunning view you enter the house via the smaller side door. Once inside the cottage, there is a handy downstairs WC set off a spacious utility area with plenty of room for coats and muddy boots. In here youll find the washing machine, tumble dryer and fridge/freezer. Through from here you reach the well-equipped kitchen. It has a built-in raised double oven, ceramic hobs, a microwave, slow cooker and slimline dishwasher, as well as all the crockery and cookware youll need for your stay. Aside from this it must surely have one of the best views from any kitchen sink in the world so you might find yourself keen to do the washing up by hand! Through from the kitchen is the cosy dining room. It was a wonderful traditional feel about it with wood panelling and a wood-burning stove for chilly evenings. Aside from the dining table this room also has a leather armchair and small television with Freeview in case you dont all agree what youd like to watch. There are books aplenty in here and hidden inside the panelled cupboards are boards games for entertainment. Beyond this is the welcoming living room, it has two deep comfy sofas, a leather armchair, an electric fire and a Smart TV. Like the rest of the house there are pictures and decorative items all around giving clues to the history of the area and the family that has owned it down through the years. Moving upstairs to the bedrooms you arrive first at the lovely single room. It make the perfect hideout for a little one as the owners have thoughtfully left vintage childrens books. Theres a dresser for storage and a view out to the woods at the back of the house which is ideal for spotting birdlife or the odd visiting squirrel. The next bedroom is a super-king. The beds are zip and link and can therefore be made up as twin beds if your party requires (please advise on booking if this is the case). The room has a wardrobe and dresser as well as a glorious view out to the lake, farmland and fells. Lastly we reach the gorgeous master bedroom. This also has a super-king bed (which can be made up as twins upon request), a wardrobe, dresser and two lovely windows taking in the mountain panorama of Grisedale Pike, Whinlatter and Barf among others. The family bathroom is also on the first floor, it has a space-saver bath and an over-bath electric shower and, like several of the other rooms, boasts that glorious view to the front. Moving outside, the gardens are an absolute treat. Positioned to make the most of virtually all the days light there is a large lawn, mature shrubs giving year-round colour and of course a profusion of wonderfully scented roses as the name of the cottage suggests. There is a stone terrace with a bench and a small dining table which makes quite the most delightful place for a morning cuppa or a sunset glass of wine. Beyond the gated area at the back there are paths into the woodland from which you can pick up the trail up Skiddaw via Dodd Fell without ever having to go on a road. The entrance to the driveway is also shared with The Calvert Trust which has a pool which can be used on prior arrangement. Please note that while the front garden is enclosed, children and animals should be supervised due to its proximity to the road.
Weekly prices from £722.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Borrowdale (SZ234)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 1 Yes
This spacious and welcoming cottage is perfect for a family or group of friends looking to enjoy a holiday in the Lake District National Park. The quaint little village of Seatoller lies at the southern end of Borrowdale, taking you into the heart of the mountains and offering a quiet haven in the Cumbrian Fells. This lush green valley is a tapestry of grassy fields, dry-stone walls and rolling hilltops, with a dramatic backdrop of high mountain peaks all around. If you are looking to enjoy the best of Cumbrias natural environment, you have come to the right place! The whole area is a paradise for walkers and there is something to suit every level of ability. You can walk to the summit of Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in England, or can enjoy an endless array of low-level walks in the area. For more relaxed days, there are lots of fantastic picnic spots and the beautiful fairy glen waterfalls in the Langstrath Valley that are perfect for a refreshing swim on a sunny day! If you want to enjoy a bit of culture, the bustling market town of Keswick is only 8 miles away and has lots on offer, there is a very reliable bus service which pretty much takes you door to door! The cottage itself is wonderfully welcoming and has been freshly decorated throughout. The highlight has to be its idyllic location, sat at the end of a little row of white cottages next to its namesake, a beautiful mountain stream that cascades down from the top of Honister Pass. The charm of the surrounding area can be enjoyed from every room, each having a slightly different view. If you decide to head out in the evenings, there are lots of wonderful local pubs dotted all along the Borrowdale Valley, including a bar just 1.5 miles walk away. You can also opt to drive into Keswick, which offers food from all around the world and has a lovely little cinema, as well as a brilliant theatre. You wont be short of things to do! As you walk into the cottage, you enter into a small entrance way, with handy hooks to hang your coats on the back of the door. Immediately in front of you is the bathroom and the kitchen is to the left, leading through to the living room. The refurbished cottage is bright and welcoming throughout. The ground-floor bathroom has a shower over the bath, WC, sink with mirror, and heated towel rail. Across the hall is the kitchen/diner, a lovely and bright space with a large sash window that looks up onto a grassy rock-terrace area at the back of the cottage. Decorated in a country cottage style, its well-equipped with a microwave, oven with electric hob, washing machine, Welsh dresser, and a dining table seating five. Its the perfect place for sociable food prep before you all sit down together to enjoy a tasty meal! There is also a medium-sized fridge/freezer in a small pantry area within the kitchen. From the kitchen, you walk through to a cosy living room, which has beautiful views of the gill and the mountain tops of Bessy Boot and Glaramara. The living room has a double sofa, two armchairs, open fire under a wonderful stone chimney breast, slate bookshelves with a selection of books, and a small smart TV. There is a set of three tables, for enjoying a cuppa, and a footstool next to the sofa. This is a lovely area in which to enjoy a bit of peace and quiet at the end of each days adventure. A wooden door separates the living room from the stairs, which offers a nice division between the downstairs area and the bedrooms upstairs. As you walk up the stairs, you enter into a very comfortable carpeted hallway, which is nice and spacious, with high ceilings and lots of light coming in through a Velux window. The first room you get to is the single room, which has a single bed, a bedside cabinet with lamp, a sink and a set of draws. The room has been tastefully decorated in relaxing floral greens and purples and the window looks across to the terraced area behind the house. There is a small WC next to this and then a twin bedroom. The twin room is a wonderfully bright and tranquil room with two single beds (each with a reading light), a set of draws, and a sink with mirror. Further along the corridor is a small cupboard with space for hanging shirts. The master bedroom is bright and spacious, with views out of the window that will catch your breath at first sight. Because the cottage sits uphill, you are elevated above the valley and have a sweeping outlook across fields of Herdwick sheep and up to the formidable mountain tops of the valley. The room is stylishly decorated in relaxing green hues and has a double bed with bedside drawers and a lamp on each side, a wooden chair, an armchair, a sink with mirror, chest of drawers, bookshelf of books, and a wardrobe (containing an iron and ironing board). You will find a hairdryer in the bedside drawer. Outside, a small lockable shed houses a tumble dryer and can also be used for storing bikes (there is space for either one adult bike or a couple of childrens bikes). Though there is no garden, the cottage sits on a natural terrace with the gill flowing past, so you can choose to sit on the grass next to the water on a sunny day!
Weekly prices from £511.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Ingoldisthorpe (KT078)
King's Lynn, East Anglia
5 2 1 Yes
Get away from it all in this charming rural hideaway, with peaceful country and coastal walks in unspoiled West Norfolk on the doorstep. The pretty period cottage is one of two at the end of a no-through road in the little village of Ingoldisthorpe. Sleeping four adult guests, plus one child, it is ideal for a family or friends sharing, and a perfect spot for lovers of wildlife, with an RSPB Nature Reserve just 3 miles away on the shingle beach at Snettisham. Seaside Hunstanton, the long-distance Peddars Way footpath, and beautiful Norfolk Lavender fields are all within a short distance. From the front door, enter a country-style, white kitchen, kitted to meet all your catering needs. Leading off is the bright dining room with an elegant round table and patio doors to the garden. Cosy up on comfortable sofas in the lounge, with a flame-effect electric fire and delightful decorative extras, including a dresser and overmantel. Upstairs, there is a bathroom and two pretty double bedrooms, one with an additional single day bed. Outside, you’ll find an enclosed garden with outdoor furniture and a spacious, shared grass area opposite where children and dogs can play. Keen walkers and cyclists can follow the Peddars Way towards the sea and the Norfolk Coast Path. For sand between your toes and a fish and chip supper at sunset, head for the glorious beach in Hunstanton (5 miles), home of the Sea Life Centre, housing amazing marine creature from piranhas to seals. Smell the fragrant air across the 100-acre fields of Norfolk Lavender in Heacham (3 miles), with distillery tours and more. The royal country retreat at Sandringham (3.5 miles) has a rich history and is set in beautiful gardens.
Weekly prices from £600.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Syderstone (KT083)
Syderstone, East Anglia
5 3 2 Yes
This pretty three-bedroom property, located in the quiet village of Syderstone, is a good option for a family plus two dogs wanting a traditional countryside cottage with peaceful walks from the door. Exposed stone inside and pretty wisteria outside add plenty of charm to this accommodation. Plump sofas and chairs extend a warm welcome in the lounge, where light tones and ample comfort create the perfect space to socialise and relax. After a day of activities, pour yourself a drink, chat about your adventures, or simply unwind in front of the log effect fireplace. When dinnertime arrives, the charming kitchen, with its exposed beams and tiled floor, has everything you’ll need to prepare a delicious family meal. The kitchen overlooks a sociable dining table with garden views. As the day winds down, a convenient ground-floor double bedroom is on hand. Upstairs, choose between a delightful double and a single bedroom. Low-level cottage-style windows and sloping ceilings add to the bedrooms’ charm – just be sure to mind your head! In the morning, freshen up with an invigorating shower or soak in the roll-top bath, before stepping into the garden. The shingled seating area provides a tranquil spot for breakfast and is fenced so Fido can safely roam while you soak up the peaceful surroundings. Enjoy countryside walks straight from the door or let Fido sniff out new scents on Syderstone Common (1 mile). For a fun family day out, head to the seaside resort of Hunstanton (13 miles) where you can swim in the sea, stroll along the promenade, and play a round of crazy golf. For a touch of history, visit Holkham Hall (13 miles) and explore the royal park and stately 18th-century home.
Weekly prices from £444.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Snettisham (KT186)
Snettisham, East Anglia
5 3 2 Yes
Stay at this charming holiday home in Snettisham, a pretty Norfolk village known for its lovely beach and RSPB reserve (3.5 miles). You’ll have a family-run bistro, an excellent pub and a supermarket all within 500 metres and, if you’re there on the second Friday of the month, a wonderful farmers’ market. With space for five guests over three bedrooms, this beautifully presented home is wonderful for a family group or holiday among good friends keen to explore the surrounding coastal nature reserve. Inside, a welcoming entrance hall leads to a bright, spacious family kitchen equipped with Bosch and Dualit appliances, underfloor heating and a large refectory table for family meals. The decor is stylish and elegant, with soothing colour schemes, natural materials, plenty of rugs, throws and cushions, and quirky artifacts dotted around. Relax as a group in the cosy lounge, which has oak flooring, an open fireplace and a Chesney wood burner to keep you all toasty. Upstairs, three bedrooms – an en-suite king-size, a twin and a small double – promise a good night’s sleep. Enjoy a luxurious soak in the roll top bath in the family bathroom. In good weather, be sure to make the most of the secure, fully enclosed garden, which is accessible from the kitchen. You’ll have a patio area so you can eat outside in mild weather. You’ll find so much to do nearby – for family fun, Snettisham Farm Park (0.5 miles) offers deer safaris, lamb feeding and easy trails for little legs to follow. Explore Royal Sandringham Estate (5 miles) with its beautifully landscaped gardens, or drive to the beaches of Heacham, Hunstanton and Brancaster (3 miles, 5.5 miles and 11.5 miles respectively) for water sports. King’s Lynn (13 miles) is a quintessential market town where you can discover museums, independent shops and hundreds of listed buildings.
Weekly prices from £694.00
3 Bedroom Bed in York (HH015)
York, Yorkshire Dales
5 3 1 Yes
This charming rural cottage with river views to the rear sleeps up to six guests and is just 0.5 miles from the pretty village of Tockwith. Ideal for a family or friends sharing, it is perfectly placed for exploring the peaceful North Yorkshire countryside, and within easy reach of historic York and the delightful spa town of Harrogate (both 12 miles). Behind the cottage are 7 acres of grassland, where you can walk your canine companions (two are welcome) and watch the River Nidd flowing past. The holiday home is filled with light and attractively furnished in a contemporary style. In the spacious kitchen/diner, complete with a cosy wood burner, a pretty dining area sits next to large doors opening onto the enclosed patio outside. The lounge offers comfortable seating, with an electric fire in a lovely period fireplace. Upstairs, there’s a family bathroom and three delightful bedrooms dressed in crisp linens. These comprise a king-size, a twin and one single, plus a pull-out bed. Outside, enjoy the country air from seating in the enclosed front garden and on the rear patio that looks towards the river. Tockwith has a village shop, two welcoming pubs, and a peaceful circular walk that takes you along the banks of the Nidd and country paths. For more energetic pursuits, visit the 700-metre Tockwith Outdoor Karting Circuit (1 mile). The historic market town of Wetherby (6.5 miles) also offers fine walks beside the lovely River Wharfe, along with shops and eateries. Beningbrough Hall (14 miles) is a National Trust Georgian gem filled with antiques and artworks. There’s a walled kitchen garden, a wilderness play area for children and plants for sale. Explore Harrogate’s beautiful gardens, along with York’s famous Minster, National Railway Museum and the Jorvik Centre.
Weekly prices from £727.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Harrogate (HH058)
Leeds, Yorkshire Dales
5 2 1 Yes
This striking two-bedroom property, situated on the outskirts of Huby village, is a good choice for a family plus two dogs wanting stylish accommodation and tranquillity. Surrounded by farmland, it’s a beautifully furnished home and offers plenty of indoor and outdoor space. The interior of this barn conversion brims with style and character. Set out over one floor, the open-plan living area is the main hub of the house. Drenched in natural light, it’s a fantastic room with a vaulted beamed ceiling, a stone wall and delightful floor-to-ceiling windows that drench the space in natural light. There’s plenty of room here to chat, read a book or relax on the sofa with a film on the Smart TV. The thoroughly modern kitchen overlooks the lounge and has all the appliances you’ll need to create a delicious dinner while the dining table with its countryside views is a delightful spot for a sociable family meal. When it’s time for bed, you’ll find two bedrooms off from the living area. Featuring a king-size bed and a family room with a double and a single bed, the bedrooms are light and spacious with comfortable furnishings. There’s also a pristine family bathroom. Outside, a large patio garden overlooks the peaceful countryside. Enjoy breakfast at the garden table or simply sit and soak in the uninterrupted views. Pull on boots and enjoy countryside walks straight from the door. Alternatively, head to the charming spa town of Harrogate (6 miles) and explore its parkland and dog-friendly gardens. In Harrogate, be sure to stop for an indulgent cream tea or enjoy a treatment at one of its famous Turkish baths. Further afield, explore 14th-century Ripley Castle (9 miles), or the dramatic rock formations at Brimham Rocks (15 miles).
Weekly prices from £847.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Harrogate (HH099)
Leeds, Yorkshire Dales
5 3 1 Yes
Delight in a true Yorkshire country stay when you book this beautiful barn on a farm near the Yorkshire Dales. Sleeping five guests, the three-bedroom barn is 1 mile from Huby and 7 miles from Harrogate. It is also well placed for days out to Leeds, 12 miles away. Spend summer days enjoying the scenery from your private, south-facing patio and while away winter nights in front of a crackling wood burner. Wander inside to discover bright accommodation with a stylish finish and an abundance of original barn charm. Gather in the lounge to chat or watch TV, with the French doors open on fine days or the wood burner blazing when it is cold. Head into the farmhouse-style kitchen/diner to whip up hearty feasts and dine together around the wooden table. There is also a utility room/WC downstairs. At the end of each exciting day, climb the stairs to the first floor of the barn. Here, you will find two gorgeous king-size bedrooms, one where an additional single bed can be accommodated for an extra charge if discussed at booking, and the other with a zip-and-link bed that can also be arranged as a twin by prior agreement. The family bathroom and a single room with a child’s cabin bed are also on the first floor. Explore the farm’s 4 acres of countryside, see the beehives and livestock or simply sit on your sun-soaked patio with a glass of wine as the day draws to a close. Arrange a visit to Ilkley, 12 miles away at the southern tip of the Yorkshire Dales. Take a walk on the famous moor to enjoy panoramic views. Treat yourselves to a trip into Harrogate, exploring the famous former spa town and sitting down to afternoon tea in one of its elegant cafes.
Weekly prices from £653.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Heacham (65596)
King's Lynn, East Anglia
5 3 1 Yes
This delightful cottage sits in a quiet village on the outskirts of the Norfolk Coast National Landscape, an area blessed with miles of sandy beaches, nature reserves and vibrant market towns. The dog-friendly cottage features a cosy lounge, an open-plan kitchen/diner, and an enclosed garden. Just 3 miles from Hunstanton, it is ideal for small families or active groups keen to explore the coast and countryside around The Wash. The two-storey, stone-fronted cottage is located on a row of characterful properties of varying ages and enjoys easy access to the village centre and an impressive array of coastal attractions. Its interior is light and airy, with homely soft furnishings and rustic fixtures scattered around warmly decorated rooms. After entering the hallway, guests find themselves in an open-plan kitchen/diner, with plenty of work surface space and a dining table facing doors leading out into the garden. A comfortable lounge awaits next door, a long room with a large feature window and cosy seating. A characterful staircase leads up to the first floor, which is home to three bedrooms and the family bathroom. The two double bedrooms and the single bedroom are all practically arranged, contemporarily styled, and have plenty of storage space. The attractive enclosed garden outside has plenty of seating options along with plenty of space for children’s games. Head to Heacham or Hunstanton for an authentic flavour of the Norfolk coast’s beaches and vibrant communities (within 3 miles). Or for a longer day out, try Wells-next-the-Sea or Holkham Beach (within 18 miles). The Norfolk Coast National Landscape is ripe with nature reserves and the one at Holme Dunes is only 8 miles away.
Weekly prices from £674.00