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3 Bedroom Bed in Motherby (SZ361)
Penrith, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
This a charming barn conversion, located in the heart of the peaceful village of Motherby which itself is surrounded by beautiful countryside. Inside, youll find delightful accommodation for up to six people and two lucky dogs. On the ground floor is a well-equipped kitchen, handy utility room and a cosy living room with wood burner which opens to a lovely dining area. Also on the ground floor is the first of the two bathrooms whilst up on the first floor are the three lovely bedrooms and a great shower room. As well as all this, Oakdene also has parking for two cars and a small, secluded garden with patio, accessible at the side of the property. The small village of Motherby is tucked away from the main hustle and bustle but still easily accessed from the M6 and A66, making it an ideal base from which to explore your surroundings. There are lots of local footpaths and bridleways to take advantage of straight from the front door. Why not walk to the neighbouring villages of Greystoke or Penruddock, where you can enjoy a meal at the pub before heading back. Enjoy a peaceful walk at nearby Eycott Nature Reserve or venture up Great Mell Fell or Little Mell Fell, both of which can be seen from the cottage. The starting point of the wallk is just a 10-minute drive from the cottage. Youll be rewarded after the climb with stunning panoramic views from the summit. For those with an interest in local history, spend some time exploring the historic houses at Dalemain and Hutton-in-the-Forest before heading to Lowther Castle, an intriguing facade of a bygone era. Head up nearby Askham Fell for stunning views of Ullswater. If youd prefer to be closer to the water, why not hire a boat or try some wild swimming? You can always hitch a ride on the stately steamer if youd rather somebody else did the hard work! Head inside Oakdene and youre sure to feel right at home. By the main entrance at the rear of the cottage, youll find useful hooks and a wooden bench, ideal for storing wet coats and muddy boots before continuing further inside. The kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and hobs, fridge, handy microwave and theres even a dishwasher so therell be no need to fight over who has to do the washing up! A large utility room houses the freezer and useful washing machine, as well as additional hooks for drying wet clothes. Down three steps from the hallway is the cosy living room. With an inviting corner sofa and three-seater sofa, its a lovely room in which to relax after a day out exploring. Theres a TV for entertainment in here too. The living room leads on the dining area. Gather round the table and enjoy a delicious home-cooked meal whilst comparing notes on the days adventures, or spread out your maps and guidebooks to plan tomorrows. Also on the ground floor is the first of the cottages two fantastic bathrooms. Complete with a WC, wash basin and bath with shower over; whether you prefer a long soak in the tub or a refreshing shower, all tastes are catered for here. Onwards and upwards to the first floor and the three lovely bedrooms. The first room has a king-size bed, perfect for indulging in a long lie in. The second king-size room is just as lovely as the first, with stunning views towards Helvellyn and Striding Edge, as well as Little Mell Fell and Great Mell Fell. The third bedroom is a cosy bunk room. The bunk bed in here has a single on the top with small double as the bottom bunk. Please note, this room can only accommodate a maximum of two people. Also on the first floor is a great contemporay shower room, with WC, washbasin and shower cubicle. Outside, there is parking for two cars in the car port behind the cottage (please note, the car port has a max height of 1.85m). There is also a small garden area next to the car port, a delightful spot for a peaceful morning coffee or an evening aperitif.
Weekly prices from £646.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Newby Bridge (SZ024)
Ulverston, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Part of a luxury development in the peaceful village of Backbarrow, this is a fantastic modern duplex for six to seven people. The accommodation is laid out over the first and second floors of the building. Inside on the first floor youll find a sociable open-plan kitchen/living/dining area, along with a bedroom and bathroom. The kitchen is fully fitted with a washer/dryer, dishwasher, separate fridge freezer and microwave, as well as a full convection hob and oven. The dining table can seat six people bench-style or with the option of chairs for four people. The two further bedrooms and a second bathroom are upstairs on the second floor, both double rooms in size; the master bedroom with its super-king bed may be split into two singles on request. Remote control colour televisions are mounted in the lounge and both double bedrooms. There is also a wonderful private balcony with views over the River Leven which enjoys full morning sunshine, two designated parking spaces and access to a shared lockup for storing bikes. A tunnel under the road allows you to walk from the apartment into the village. Backbarrow enjoys a position on the banks of the River Leven and clues to this areas industrial heritage can be found all around. The ironworks itself is the site of the oldest ironworks ancient monument in the country, bordered by the River Leven on one side and Haverthwaite Heights to the rear. There are scenic walks from the front door down the river or onto the heights (great if you have a dog) which has stunning views across the Morecambe Bay a short walk away. Follow the river through the village to the Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway, built to transport coal and iron inland from the coast, now a popular tourist attraction where the trains take you through scenic countryside to Lakeside, at the south end of Lake Windermere and a boat journey on to bustling Bowness-on-Windermere. Another great attraction on the doorstep is the Lakeland Motor Museum. It makes a fascinating way to spend the day and has an excellent riverside cafe for breakfast and lunch with a view. Close to the southern tip of Lake Windermere, why not spend a day exploring here? Enjoy a lakeside picnic at Fell Foot, a beautiful National Trust lakeshore park, before visiting The Lakeside Aquarium or the Stott Park Bobbin Mill to learn all about the industrial heritage of the area. Head to nearby Gummers How for a woodland walk with stunning views from the summit or enjoy a cruise around the lake from Lakeside Pier. For a change of scenery, the southern coast of Cumbria isnt too far away; with its wide horizons and fresh coastal air, its the perfect place to truly unwind. The beautiful village of Cartmel with a Michelin-starred restaurant and popular racecourse is only 7 miles away, as is the market town of Ulverston, home to the Laurel and Hardy Museum and many independent shops, restaurants and bars. The stairs lead from the shared entrance on the ground floor up to the duplex apartment, which is laid out over the first and second floors of this modern luxury development. Head inside the apartment and youll find the spacious open-plan kitchen/living/dining area. A wonderful sociable space, the modern kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and ceramic hob, fridge, freezer, handy microwave, De Gusto coffee machine and a dishwasher. Theres also a useful washer/dryer should you need to make use of this during your stay. Tucked next to the kitchen is the dining table which has a choice of bench-style seating and chairs, a lovely cosy spot to catch up on the days events over a home-cooked meal. Light, bright and airy, the living area has stylish sofas - just perfect for relaxing evenings in. Theres a Smart TV for entertainment or simply catch up with good book whilst you unwind in sumptuous surroundings. Accessed via the living area is a fantastic private balcony. Overlooking the River Leven and catching the morning sun, its the perfect spot for an al fresco breakfast or a peaceful morning coffee whilst watching the world go. Also on the first floor is the first of the three bedrooms and the family bathroom. The bedroom here is a spacious double room; bright and airy, and with its own TV, its a lovely space to relax and unwind. The stylish family bathroom on this floor has a WC, wash basin and a bath with a shower over - whether you prefer a relaxing soak in the bath or a refreshing shower, all tastes are catered for. Onwards and upwards to the second floor. Up here youll find two further bedrooms, a twin room and a second room with a large king-size bed (this room can also be made up as a twin on request). Both these bedrooms are beautifully presented and have useful storage too. The king room up here also has its own TV. Also on the second floor is a modern shower room, which has a WC, wash basin and shower cubicle. As well as two designated parking spaces, guests will also have access to a shared lockup for storing bikes. Theres a useful hosepipe here too for cleaning off muddy bikes. The grounds immediately surrounding the apartment are landscaped and private to the complex; shared by all residents, its a lovely area to explore.
Weekly prices from £773.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Patterdale (SZ571)
Penrith, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Welcome to this beautiful retreat for six people and two lucky dogs, right in the heart of the village of Patterdale. Renovated throughout to a high standard, everything has been thought of here. Theres a beautiful modern kitchen, living room with wood burner and king-size bedroom on the ground floor. Upstairs, youll find the wonderful dining room, cosy snug, two further bedrooms - a twin and a super-king with four-poster bed and its own en-suite bathroom - and the sleek shower room. Outside, the cottage has a delightful patio area with outdoor furniture, perfect for dining alfresco when the weather allows. The charming village of Patterdale is a great choice for a holiday. The village itself has a friendly local pub, and is only a 10-minute stroll from the busy village of Glenridding. The starting point of many different walks, you could try a different one each day without even getting in the car! Hike up St Sunday Crag or Dove Crag as the stunning views from the top are certainly worth the climb. Walk through woodland to find Lanty Tarn or head to the neighbouring hamlet of Hartsop where you can enjoy a walk at picturesque Brothers Water. Spend a day at, in or on beautiful Ullswater; enjoy a lakeside picnic, the well prepared can wild swim, hire a boat or hitch a ride on the popular steamer and let someone else do the hard work. On a fine day, take a scenic drive over Kirkstone Pass - the Lake Districts highest, and down into bustling Bowness-on-Windermere. Here you can indulge in some retail therapy, enjoy a light lunch at one of the quirky cafes or visit The World of Beatrix Potter attraction. Why not head North and spend a day in Keswick? The adventure capital of the North Lakes, here you can sign up for an activity, from paddleboarding to ghyll scrambling, with one of the local adventure companies. The cottage has a quirky layout with double-glazed windows, 2 separate staircases, a fantastic first-floor dining room and a wonderful ground floor bedroom; the kitchen and living room are also on the ground floor and the cottages two further bedrooms and bathroom are on the first floor. All of the rooms are spacious and beautifully presented, youre sure to feel right at home here. The entrance hallway is bright and spacious, instantly inviting you into this wonderful cottage. Perch on the traditional wooden settle to remove your boots and leave coats on the stand before continuing further inside. The first room you come to is the ground floor bedroom - a lovely king size room with its own wood burning stove! This room is light, bright and airy and theres a handy washroom with WC and washbasin on the ground floor too. At the end of the hallway is the wonderful living room. The inviting knole leather sofas and blue velvet chairs are postioned around the wood burning stove, perfect for cosy evenings in in front of the fire. Theres also a TV in here for entertainment, or simply sit and watch the world go by. The final room on the ground floor is the fabulous kitchen: sleek and modern its well equipped with a double electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, 4-slice toaster, kettle and coffee machine. Theres also a dishwasher so therell be no need to fight over who has to do the washing up! Pull up a stool at the fantastic central island unit, ideal for keeping the cook company or for enjoying a peaceful morning coffee before everyone else is up. There is a choice of two staircases at this property: one leads upstairs from the kitchen, whilst the main staircase is in the hallway. Just up the stairs from the kitchen, you will find the spacious dining room. With an anitque dresser and large dining table with six chairs, its the perfect place to catch up on the days events over a hearty home-cooked meal. The first-floor snug has a cosy sofa making it the ideal place to escape to with a good book. The super-king-size bedroom on the first floor is a real treat! The feature, modern four-poster bed is perfect for indulging in a long lie in so why not bring your morning cuppa back to bed - you are on holiday after all! This room also has a beautiful feature fireplace and a painted wardrobe with drawers for storage. This bedroom also has its own en-suite bathroom. With a WC, washbasin and bath with shower over, all tastes are catered for here, whether you prefer a relaxing soak in the tub to soothe tired muscles or a refreshing shower after a day out on the fells. The twin room is another light, bright and airy room, with matching wooden single beds, painted wardrobe with drawers and another gorgeous feature fireplace Also on the first floor is the fantastic shower room with WC, washbasin and modern shower cubicle with rainfall-effect shower. Outside the cottage is a small but lovely patio area. With a table and chairs, its a lovely spot for dining alfresco. Whilst the cottage doesnt have its own designated parking area, there is limited on-road parking in the village. There is also a pay and display car park just a short walk away, and the cost for this is around £5 per day.
Weekly prices from £669.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Arnside (SZ425)
Carnforth, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 1 Yes
This is a fantastic retreat for up to six people, located in the peaceful village of Arnside. 12 external steps lead up to the front door where youll find the accommodation all laid out on the first floor. Theres a well equipped breakfast kitchen and spacious living/dining room. The property has three lovely bedrooms, a double, a twin and a bunk room, and a modern family bathroom. The accommodation is light, bright and airy, with lovely views over the surrounding countryside. The cottage also has a garage for storing bikes and a delightful rear terraced garden. Arnside is a peaceful village, overlooking the estuary of the River Kent and on towards Morecambe Bay. Stroll along the pier, a reminder of this quaint villages past as a bustling fishing port, and enjoy the stunning views over the water. There are plenty of local walks, from woodland rambles to the popular Arnside Knott which offers fantastic views over the area. Arnside itself has a handy railway station and a well-stocked village shop, as well as a few local eateries to try out too. If you fancy heading slightly further afield, theres plenty of choice for a day out. The whole area of Arnside and Silverdale is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and youll soon see why. Explore the nature reserves at Warton Crag and Gait Barrows, whilst for keen ornithologists the RSPB nature reserve at Leighton Moss is a must. Why not head south to popular Morecambe Bay? Sign up for a guided walk across the sands (dont venture out by yourselves) or hire bikes and cycle along the picturesque promenade. The beautiful South Lakes are within easy reach as well so why not head away from the coast for a day on the fells? Head up the 12 external steps that lead to front door, inside youll find spacious and bright accommodation for up to six people. To the right off the welcoming entrance hallway is the living/dining room, a wonderful social space. Light, bright and airy, thanks to the large picture window to the front, there are lovely views over the surrounding countryside. The sofas are positioned in front of the electric fire and theres a TV in here too, perfect for relaxing evenings in. The round dining table is the ideal spot to catch up on the days events over a hearty, home-cooked meal. The kitchen, at the rear of the cottage, overlooks the delightful tiered garden and is well equipped with all the essentials for a self-catering holiday. Theres an electric oven and hob, toaster, all important kettle, handy microwave, fridge and theres even a dishwasher so therell be no need to fight over who has to do the washing up! The three lovely bedrooms and bathroom are also located off the central hallway. First up is the master bedroom. Another light and spacious room, in here youll find a handy wardrobe and a useful full-length mirror. The double bed is perfectly positioned to make the most of the view over the garden so why not bring your morning cuppa back to bed and indulge in a long lie in - you are on holiday after all! Next up is the twin room with its matching pine single beds. This room has plenty of storage thanks to the wardrobe and chest of drawers and the large window makes the most of the countryside views to the front. Last but by no means least is the bunk room, another spacious bedroom with a handy chest of drawers for storage. The modern family bathroom has a WC, wash basin and bath with shower over meaning all tastes are catered for, whether you prefer a long soak in the tub or a refreshing shower. As well as parking for two cars on the driveway at the front of the cottage, to the rear is a large garden. Laid out over different terraced levels, its a wonderful space. A raised patio area has an outdoor table and chairs, ideal for dining al fresco. The garden slopes upwards from here and quaint wooden bench on the next level up has wonderful views over the rooftops to the surrounding countryside. Steps lead up to the top of the garden where youll find a gate which leads to a footpath that takes you into Arnside village.
Weekly prices from £602.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Duddon Valley (SZ107)
Broughton-in-furness, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 1 Yes
Do you ever dream of getting away from it all? Well this might be just the place for you! With no mobile phone signal or Wi-Fi, this property is a true escape from the stresses of everyday life. Its located in the most beautiful, and the most peaceful valley in the Lake District, where there are more sheep than people. The narrow road meanders down the valley, following the little river, with fells flanking either side. If you arrive in the evening, youll see the fells behind bathed in a sunset glow. The farm track leads up to the traditional Cumbrian farmhouse with its stone floors, low beamed doorways and comfortable, stylish furnishings. The morning sun lights up the courtyard area to the back of the house making it the perfect place to take a morning cup of coffee, while the patio to the front is great from lunchtime onwards, watching the light flit around the mountains all around you. Every step has been take to ensure your comfort from relaxing on the sofas in front of the open fire to a convivial meal round the kitchen table by the wood burner to the feather duvets that adorn the beds. From the property, the Lake District is your playground. Seathwaite Tarn behind the house is a 30-minute hike away (and the place where you can get mobile reception). Beyond the tarn is a range of mountains, with Coniston Old Man at the end there. To the front of the house is Harter Fell, dropping down to the Eskdale Valley on the other side. The Duddon is great for climbing with many famous crags to go at. Or there are plenty of wild swimming spots in the river - the most popular of which is Birks Bridge, just a five-minute stroll away. A five-minute drive takes you to the steepest pass in England - Hardknott Pass leads you to Eskdale, or Wrynose Pass leads you to Ambleside. This is a superb house in a supreme location. Its one of the oldest farmhouses in this ancient valley and comes complete with wonky floors, low doorways and fabulous views! Open the front door into a wide hallway, laid with slate from Walna Scar - one of the surrounding fells. To the right is the lounge with its open fire and comfortable sofas. There is satellite TV and a selection of DVDs for you to borrow. The kitchen is spacious with electric oven, dishwasher and plenty of storage cupboards. The enormous fridge (with freezer drawers below) and microwave is in the utility room just beyond the kitchen (which also houses the washing machine and additional storage cupboards). Back in the kitchen, there is a small wood burner with a dining table placed by the window to take advantage of the stunning views of Harter Fell and Scafell beyond. There is also a handy cold room which used to be the old dairy. This still has the original slate work surfaces that have been here for hundreds of years. Its a handy space for storing drinks to keep them cool. A staircase with shallow stairs leads to three bedrooms upstairs and a bathroom. Two of the bedrooms have king-size beds with luxurious feather duvets. They are also furnished with a chest of drawers and hanging space. The twin bedroom has two single beds, a chest of drawers and fabulous views out to the garden and the fells beyond. The bathroom has a bath with an electric shower over. Outside is a feeling of space and yet more space. To the front of the house is a patio area with seating - its the perfect place to watch the sun go down, catching the very last rays of sunshine. To the side is an orchard with trees to climb. To the back is a small garden area with seating so you can enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning as the sun comes up. The barn next door is useful for bike storage and can be locked. A tumble dryer is housed here and there are logs for you to help yourself to (on an honesty payment basis). There are pegs on the wall to hang wet coats and even wetsuits if youve been swimming in the river below or the tarn above!
Weekly prices from £650.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ007)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
This is a wonderful, detached bungalow, offering spacious and beautifully presented accommodation for up to six people and two dogs. The modern kitchen is well equipped, and the large living-dining room is bright and inviting. There are three fantastic bedrooms, two king-size and a twin. One of the king-size bedrooms has its own en-suite shower room, and a great family shower room too. At the front of the cottage is parking for three/four cars at the front of the cottage and a delightful garden to the rear. This lovely bungalow is accessible throughout for most wheelchairs with ramp to the side of the front door and a wet room-style, accessible shower in the en-suite bathroom. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle but still just a pleasant 10-minute level walk into town, you really have got the best of both worlds here. Stroll into town and spend a morning looking around the shops or visit the world-famous Pencil Museum, just a 5-minute walk from the cottage. If you fancy an evening out, there is a wide choice of eateries to try, from traditional pubs to quirky restaurants offering signature cocktails alongside their delicious food. Take in a performance at the Theatre by the Lake or watch a film at the Alhambra Cinema. With fantastic walking opportunities from the door, you could try a different route every day without even having to get in the car. Scramble up Catbells or Walla Cragg, or tackle the popular Coledale Horseshoe for a longer day out on the fell tops. There are plenty of lower levels walks too; enjoy a ramble through the trees at Great Wood or follow the footpath to the neighbouring village of Portinscale where you can refuel with homemade treats from The Chalet Tea Rooms or The Lingholm Estate. Adrenaline junkies can sign up for an activity with one of the local adventure companies, or for those who prefer a more leisurely pace, a scenic cruise around Derwentwater could be just the thing. The front door of this property can be accessed either via three stone steps or a ramp to the side of the property. Inside, the rooms are all located off the central hallway, making the cottage very easy to live in. The stylish kitchen is well equipped with a built-in gas oven and separate gas hobs, useful washing machine and handy microwave. The kitchen sink looks out over the pretty rear garden but theres also a dishwasher if you fancy a night off! Opposite the little breakfast table is a large map of The Lakes, perfect for planning your days adventures over your first morning cuppa. Next to the kitchen is spacious living-dining room. Gather round the oval dining table and catch up on the days events before moving seamlessly to the living area at the other end of the room. Theres an inviting corner sofa, a two-seater sofa and a cosy armchair to choose from here, along with a wall-mounted TV for entertainment. The large bay window and French doors overlook the rear garden, flooding this space with plenty of natural light. The cottage has three beautiful bedrooms to choose from. The master bedroom has a pretty metal-framed king-size bed, perfect for indulging in a long lie in. The tucked away hanging rail and chest of drawers provide plenty of storage, and theres also a charming matching dressing table and stool. This bedroom has its own en-suite shower room, which has a WC, washbasin and walk-in shower that is accessible for wheelchair users. Next up is another king-size bedroom. Light, bright and airy, this room is just as lovely as the first. Again, theres plenty of storage thanks to the built-in unit and wooden chest of drawers. The ceiling-height bookshelves are sure to please any book worm and the armchairs in front of the picture window are perfectly placed for catching up with a good book. Last but by no means least is the delightful twin room, which has a lovely view over the rooftops to the fells beyond. The modern family shower room has a WC, washbasin and large shower enclosure. Outside to the rear of the cottage is a wonderful, enclosed garden. By the back door is a raised patio area with table and chairs - a perfect spot for dining alfresco. The lawn, down a couple of steps from the patio, is surrounded by beautiful planting, and theres a charming pergola tucked in one corner, the ideal place to relax and unwind from the stresses of everyday life. To the front of the cottage is a private driveway with space for three/four cars. Theres also a small car port to the side of the cottage which could be used for storing bikes; please note that, though this area is covered, it is open so youll need to bring your own secure bike locks if youd like to leave your bikes here.
Weekly prices from £1,294.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Seahouses (81331)
Seahouses, Northumbria
6 3 2 Yes
A stylish coastal property with a generous enclosed garden in the fishing village of Seahouses, this is the perfect contemporary hideaway for families or groups of friends seeking a restorative break on the Northumbrian coast. Strap on your hiking boots and amble along the St Oswald’s Way trail to explore the impressive Bamburgh Castle, before indulging in an al fresco aperitif and nibbles on the raised patio. This elegant stone property boasts a bright interior with rustic wood and leather accents, nautical touches, and sophisticated neutral tones throughout. Shake off sandy shoes on the porch then step into the cosy lounge where you can flop onto the sofas, pop a movie on the Smart TV, and unwind in front of the crackling open fire. Pad through into the open-plan heart of the home where you can potter in the crisp shaker-style kitchen with a glass of wine, curl up in the plush lounge area with a good book, or gather around the wooden dining table for a post-adventure feast. Slide open the impressive bi-fold doors and let the salty ocean breeze drift inside or grab some blankets and lounge on the patio area to plan out the perfect holiday itinerary. Retreat upstairs to the peaceful sleeping areas, consisting of an en-suite king-size with views of Bamburgh Castle, a spacious double, and an airy twin. Step out into the heart of Seahouses and scope out the independent shops, cafes, and restaurants, less than 100 metres, or venture to the harbour and hop aboard a sea safari to the Farne Islands and spot the adorable local puffins, 400 metres. Enjoy a blustery stroll along the beautiful shores of Beadnell Bay or gear up for an adrenaline-fuelled kitesurfing session, 3 miles. Cross the causeway to discover the charming cafes and pubs dotted on Holy Island, 17 miles.
Weekly prices from £785.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Corfe Castle (81369)
Wareham, Dorset and Somerset
6 3 1 Yes
Beautiful beaches, iconic locations and family-friendly attractions lie close to home so you can enjoy days out with guests of all ages. Sleeping six over three bedrooms, this home is flooded with natural light, sophisticated style and charm, making it the perfect abode to return to after days in the great outdoors. Conveniently located just off the A351 which leads to Swanage the cottage is less than a half a mile from the National Trust-owned ruins of Corfe Castle, explore nearby by hopping on a train to the golden sands of Swanage (5.5 miles). Climb external steps and find yourself inside this beautiful home. Make the brilliantly bright kitchen/diner your first stop and unload your provisions whilst waiting for the kettle to boil. With all you need to cook up a storm, wash holiday outfits, and host sociable dinners, spend time slicing, dicing and dining in this fresh space before retiring to the lounge. After stepping down to the inner hallway, settle in the lounge in front of the feature wall and put your feet up on the comfortable sofa or the chair to relax. Great for family film nights, choose your film and pile the coffee table high with treats. Rinse the day away in the contemporary, family shower room before heading to bed in one of three tranquil bedrooms. The twin room, great for younger guests who want to enjoy a sleepover, is reached via ladder-style stairs and sits in the eaves of the house so care must be taken of the sloping ceilings. Rise and shine and take a morning coffee through the French doors and outside to the multi-level patio. There is off-road parking for two cars. Fantastically located, spend mornings wandering Corfe Common (1 mile) and admiring the remains of Corfe Castle before making your way to Swanage for a day by the sea (5.5 miles). If you fancy a hike, hop on the Purbeck Ridge walk, a 9-mile trail winding its way from the local area, past Old Harry Rocks and down to Swanage where you can reward yourselves with a bite to eat and a refreshing dip before jumping on the train to head home.
Weekly prices from £891.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Bedale (81375)
Bedale, Yorkshire Dales
6 3 2 Yes
The stylish three-bedroom home is brimming with traditional charm, with its whitewashed walls, low ceilings, and elegant beams. Hackforth is a quintessentially Yorkshire village with a welcoming pub within 400 metres, known for its excellent menu, and lovely countryside views all around. Enjoy scenic walks and cycle rides from your doorstep and explore the market town of Bedale 4.5 miles away, with its bustling high street, independent shops, museum and cafes. Sleeping up to six guests, the cottage is wonderful for a family or group of friends. With its rustic interior and tasteful decor, this homely accommodation is a lovely location for your trip. The cosy lounge area has a plush sofa, a Smart TV and a wood burner housed within a charming exposed-stone fireplace. In the country-style kitchen, an electric range oven, wooden units and an apron sink create an attractive spot for cooking up family dinners, to be enjoyed at the large adjacent dining space. Outside, you’ll have a lovely front garden that catches the morning sun. Bi-fold doors from the kitchen/diner open out to a good-sized garden with a lawned area. You’ll find plenty to discover nearby, with the majestic Yorkshire Dales starting 8.5 miles west, offering walking paths for all levels – from gently rolling hills to more challenging craggy moors. Aysgarth Falls (17 miles) and Bolton Castle (15 miles) are both popular with tourists, or you can wander around Richmond Deer Park (15.5 miles) for a peaceful afternoon out. There’s a golf course in Bedale (4 miles) and, for the children, Lightwater Valley Family Adventure is 12.5 miles away.
Weekly prices from £904.00