10,465 properties found
3 Bedroom Bed in Overstrand (87758)
Cromer, East Anglia
6 3 2 Yes
Just metres from a sandy beach and close to popular Cromer, this spacious and beautifully decorated house is a great base for families or groups of friends. After a day building sandcastles or touring the North Norfolk coast, spend the evening relaxing on the fabulous deck and patio. You’ll feel at home straight away in this impressive house. Cooking meals is easy in the well-designed kitchen and the dining table is set sociably right next to it. This space flows through to the lounge, bright and airy thanks to glazed doors to the patio, and there’s a Smart TV for catching up with your favourite shows. The main bedroom is a super-king-size suite with a Smart TV and en-suite shower room. Two further bedrooms – a double and a twin (which can be made into a super-king-size on request) – share a large family bathroom. In terms of outside space, choose between a decked terrace with dining furniture and a patio with a table, chairs and a BBQ area for disposables. And to reach the sandy beach, simply take the footpath through the neighbour’s garden to the clifftop that leads down to the sea via a gate and steps. Overstrand has a friendly pub, a convenience store and a cliff-top café with fabulous views, and is only 2 miles (by road or coastal path) from Cromer. Here you’ll find a beach, variety of shops, places to eat and Victorian pier, as well as the family attraction of Amazona Zoo. Head to Sheringham for a walk in Sheringham Park, 7.5 miles, or to jump on the steam train for a trip to the Georgian market town of Holt. For something a little different, hire a boat at Stalham, 15 miles, and spend a day cruising the magnificent Norfolk Broads.
Weekly prices from £898.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Chulmleigh (87779)
Chulmleigh, Devon
6 3 3 Yes
Surround yourself in rustic elegance at this enchanting lodge set in a complex of properties in an ancient woodland just outside the village of Chulmleigh. Sleeping six people across three bedrooms, it’s the ideal accommodation option for families or groups of friends who want to escape to a woodland retreat to relax and reconnect with nature. Spend your days spotting deer as you stroll along the property’s unique ‘Jurassic Walkway’ – a raised walkway that leads you into the treetops – and your evenings warming your toes by the lodge’s glowing wood burner. Step inside and you’ll discover a welcoming lounge area, which manages to retain its cosy ambience thanks to its exposed beams, high ceilings and fabulous galleried landing (children must be supervised). When it’s time to eat, head into the kitchen/dining area where you’ll find everything you need to rustle up an elegant dinner for your loved ones. Get everyone together for a sociable meal in the dining area and enjoy the views through the French doors to the raised balcony while you dine. Alternatively, make your way outside to dine alfresco among the trees at the picnic bench on the raised balcony. When the day is done, head up the stairs and you’ll find three charming bedrooms. Take a stroll into Chulmleigh (3 miles), a small hilltop market town with a good selection of shops and pubs. Take a lesson at the riding stables or enjoy a round of golf. Or, pack up a picnic and head to Eggesford Forest (1 mile) to explore its impressive network of trails. You can also connect to the Tarka Rail Line there at Eggesford Station, so hop on board and take a scenic journey to Barnstaple or Exeter.
Weekly prices from £963.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Camber (87841)
Rye, South of England
6 3 1 Yes
Located next to Suttons end of Camber and just a stone’s throw from the sandy beach, this is a wonderful place for a family getaway. Keen water sports enthusiasts can enjoy kite surfing and paddleboarding whilst the little ones can spend all day building sandcastles and playing in the sea. Within a short drive is the nearby medieval town of Rye offering pretty cobbled streets and a selection of shops and restaurants whether youre looking for antique furniture or freshly caught seafood. Slightly further afield is Hastings (12 miles) which offers plenty of family attractions for young and old alike. Nature lovers should head to the untamed landscape of Dungeness (10 miles), which boasts one of the largest shingle landscapes in the world and large communities of plants and animals. The front door of this light and airy property opens into a hallway with space for dropping off coats and shoes. Walk through to the lounge where you will find two comfy sofas and armchair perfectly positioned around the Smart TV and wood burner for enjoying a movie night on those chilly evenings. Located just off the lounge is a dining area with a large table and seating for everyone to get together for mealtimes or an evening of board games. The kitchen is well-equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, Tassimo coffee machine, fridge/freezer and washing machine, and the ground floor is completed with a separate cloakroom with WC. Upstairs you will find three thoughtfully presented bedrooms; one king-size room, two doubles and a bathroom with a shower over bath and WC. Outside, there is a fully enclosed garden with patio furniture and a charcoal BBQ. Enjoy long summer evenings relaxing after a busy day at the beach in this suntrap. Steps from the garden lead up to a gate which gives guests convenient access to the beach via a short footpath. There is off-road parking for two cars.
Weekly prices from £798.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Thornthwaite (SZ080)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Whether you’d like to get out walking in the magnificent fells, get muddy while mountain biking, enjoy great food or just go hunting for minibeasts and forest elves in your own private woodland, this lodge is a magical place from which to do it. Here is a stunning property offering stylish accommodation for up to six guests nestled in the beautiful setting of Thornthwaite, just outside Keswick. This delightful cottage benefits from a stunning position overlooking Skiddaw, Keswick and Bassenthwaite Lake itself. Soak up the stunning views from the front terrace with a glass of wine or perhaps you might be lucky enough to spot some of Bassenthwaite’s famous aerial visitors, the ospreys. The area has become famous in recent years for its successful osprey programme, resulting in the first wild breeding pair in the Lake District for over 150 years; what a fabulous setting from which to spot these magnificent birds. This property is ideally situated to make the most of this fantastic area with two acres of hillside garden and woodland from which you can access the forestry tracks of Whinlatter, England’s only mountain forest park. Just 5 minutes away is Keswick, and Cockermouth is 15 minutes. Both are pleasant market towns with independent shops, good pubs, restaurants and bars. Keswick has its own art deco cinema and the award-winning Theatre by the Lake not to mention a vast array of outdoor shops and boating on Derwentwater Lake. Thornthwaite village boasts its own art gallery with tea room just down the road and neighbouring village Braithwaite has three pubs. For the foodies among you, the highly acclaimed Cottage in the Wood restaurant is just up the road in Whinlatter forest. This wonderful building has been brought beautifully into the 21st century with subtle decor, comfortable furnishings and modern appliances. The entrance to the house is via a utility room with washing machine, dryer and freezer. There is a convenient downstairs cloakroom with WC here and a large cupboard with plenty of storage for your groups coats and muddy boots. Beyond this is the beautiful kitchen with dining area. This room is tastefully furnished with a large dining table and a breakfast bar, not to mention the beautiful views of Skiddaw and surrounding fells. The kitchen is well equipped with an Aga (gas powered), microwave, dishwasher, large fridge/freezer, a Dolce Gusto coffee machine and plenty of storage space. You might not want to move beyond this gorgeous room with its cosy red Aga and glorious views but just to the side of it is a delightful little light snug with a chaise longue for some quiet reading time. Here there are binoculars for watching the amazing birdlife. Not only does the lodge play host to a wide range of garden birds, but you might also be lucky enough to spot our beloved red squirrels and some of Bassenthwaites other occasional residents, the mighty osprey. This really is a fantastic spot to take in the amazing views over to Keswick, Latrigg and Skiddaw. Moving through the lower floor, which has beautiful slate flooring throughout, youll come to the large and comfortable living room. At its centre is a stunning wood burner for cosy evenings in and it also has plenty of comfy seating and a DVD player. Moving up to the first floor, the master bedroom has a king-size bed, a dresser and a wardrobe. Next to this room there is also a convenient shower room. The twin room benefits from that stunning view over Bassenthwaite and a wardrobe under the eaves that makes a perfect den for little ones! The third room is a double and once Again has those stunning views. Like the other bedrooms it is beautifully decorated and has a calm and luxurious quality about it. The spacious, modern family bathroom has a lovely d bath with shower over the bath. Outside the property there is parking for up to three cars, lockable bike storage and the area to the front has a lovely terrace for outdoor dining or just for taking in that magnificent view. Out the back of the property there are 2 acres of hillside garden, leading to open woodland. This is a truly magical place to explore as not only do you have your own partially enclosed garden with a tree swing but then there is your own private wood to have wild adventures and mini beast hunts. The garden and woodland are a haven for wildlife including slow worms, hedgehogs, bank voles, red leg partridges,siskins, nut hatches, tawny owls and more. Added to this, you can also access the forestry tracks that lead in to Whinlatter forest where there is a wealth of walking and mountain biking literally out of the back door. What a perfect cottage to make the most of this fantastic area.
Weekly prices from £761.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Hesket Newmarket (SZ364)
Wigton, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Situated in the attractive village of Hesket Newmarket, this stone-built cottage has been lovingly renovated by its current owners to create a home which combines plenty of traditional features with comfort and practicality. Sleeping six people, it is ideal for families or couples travelling together and makes a perfect base for exploring the northern Lake District from Penrith to Keswick and Cockermouth. Carlisle, the Solway Coast, Hadrians Wall and the Eden Valley are also within easy reach. Good sized rooms, a well-equipped kitchen, exposed beams and stonework plus plenty of light combine to make this cosy cottage a lovely place to be. Add to this an enclosed south-facing courtyard garden plus fabulous views and footpaths for access to the fells and you have the perfect base in which to relax and enjoy your holiday. A large wood burner in the living room provides extra cosiness and mesmerising flames for snug winter breaks. The property is close to a local pub with its open fires, Hesket Newmarket ales and good pub food for those evenings after a day on the fells. Hesket Newmarket is a small unspoilt village in the northern Lake District providing that sought-after mix of a peaceful location that is within easy distance of numerous local attractions. There is a village shop for necessities as well as a post office, tea room, pub, and a small children’s play area right opposite the cottage which will keep younger members of the group happy. Walk from the door with a choice of the more challenging High Pike and Carrock Fell or a gentle walk to neighbouring Caldbeck along the river, plus numerous local footpaths mean there are walks to suit all abilities. Caldbeck is another tranquil village tucked in a green valley surrounded by moorland; it has a historic church, pub, several cafes and craft shops plus a large duck pond on the green and a beautiful section of Cald Beck running though its centre. This area of the northern Lake District is known as Back O’ Skiddaw and is quieter than the tourist hotspots of Keswick and Ambleside, making for peaceful walks amongst rolling fells or less used paths up the popular Skiddaw and Blencathra. All of the starting points for walks within Wainwright’s Northern Fells book could be reached within a 30-minute drive. If you prefer something a little less active then you are also within reach of the attractive market towns of Cockermouth, Keswick and Penrith plus the historic city of Carlisle, all of which are worth a visit. The historic properties of Hutton in the Forest, Mirehouse and Lowther Castle are a similar distance away, all of which have lovely tearooms for treating yourself too! The Eden Valley, Hadrian’s Wall and the Solway Coast are also within easy reach giving you wide horizons to explore. If you want to be in a home-from-home property in a quiet location away from the main tourist hotspots, yet within easy reach of all of the northern Lake District and Cumbria, then this cottage is for you. Locally rumoured to have once belonged to the local Stobbart family, it has been renovated by the current owners to combine plenty of traditional features with comfort and practicality. It has such a welcoming atmosphere that you will not fail to feel instantly at home. The cottage has light bright rooms yet a really cosy feel and all the main living rooms and bedrooms have lovely views to the front over the green to the woods and fields beyond. The front door leads into a central hallway with practical tiled floor for muddy boots and handy hooks above the radiator for drying out coats on wet days. Off the hall is a homely country kitchen with a centrepiece Aga giving this well planned room a warm heart; the farmhouse style is continued with a double Belfast sink, exposed beams and quarry tiled floor. Traditional style does not mean no mod cons and the kitchen is well equipped including a microwave, dishwasher, television and radio. There are even some cookery books to inspire your creativity! The owner recommends the bottom oven of the Aga for slow cooking a casserole while you are out enjoying the fells. A solid wood table with seating for six and views over the green completes the room making it a social space for spending time with friends and family creating fabulous holiday memories. Off the back of the kitchen is a handy utility room with American-style fridge/freezer including an ice machine - just right for completing your favourite tipple. There is also a washing machine and tumble dryer, plus a clothes airer for utilising the Aga to dry clothes overnight. A Belfast sink can tackle dirty boots. There is also an electric oven and gas hob in here, as a back up for the Aga. Back across the hallway past a convenient and spacious downstairs toilet/shower room is the cosy living room. A large wood burner in the fireplace entices you to spend evenings in front of the fire whatever time of year you visit, logs are provided to get you started. Traditional oak coffee table and sideboard, exposed beams, woodcarvings and the fireplace make for a lovely country cottage feel which can be enjoyed from the two comfy sofas. When you tire of staring into the flames or watching the world go by on the green outside the window there is a TV and DVD player to entertain you plus a good selection of games and jigsaws can be found in the sideboard. Or you could head to the desk under the stairs at the back of the room to make use of the maps provided to plan your next walk. A large map of the area on the wall is also ideal for planning days out. The sitting area can be curtained off from the stairs for added cosiness and privacy. The wooden stairs lead up to a spacious and light landing area with skylights and exposed stone features. There is space here for the cot, though it could be moved into either of the double bedrooms if required. Off the landing are three bedrooms and a bathroom. The first bedroom straight across from the stairs up a further step has a king-size sleigh bed, fitted wardrobe, chest of drawers and exposed beams. The other is a twin bedroom (this can be made into a super-king upon request, just let us know at the time of booking) and has a wardrobe and chest of drawers for storage. The third bedroom snuggled between the other two is a cosy bunk room with chest of drawers and exposed beams. All three bedrooms have stunning views across the green at the front of the house to the fields and woods beyond, a good excuse to linger over a morning cup of tea in bed! The bathroom is lit by a skylight making it lovely and bright. A tiled floor and shower over the bath mean it is practical whilst the choice of tiles, wonky walls (look at the tiles in the corner over the bath!) and sloping ceiling maintain the traditional cottage feel of the property. A door at the bottom of the stairs leads out into an enclosed gravelled courtyard garden which is a real suntrap. A BBQ and picnic bench provide for dining alfresco and, if it gets too hot in the sun, take a seat on the bench under the pergola which supports a shady grapevine. The back gate opens onto a pathway leading onto the common at the back of the cottage giving direct traffic-free access to the footpath network.
Weekly prices from £697.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Eskdale (SZ502)
Eskdale, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
This cottage is a wonderfully quirky gem of a cottage in the centre of the Eskdale valley. It has three bedrooms and a games room which can be converted into a king-size en-suite fourth bedroom if your group requires it. It has a wonderful conservatory, large deck and lovely garden to enjoy the stunning views. Should you wish to make the most of the fabulous cycling on or off road around Eskdale there’s bike storage in the house. Sleeping six to eight, its just a stone’s throw from the crystal clear River Esk with a host of wonderful walks for all abilities straight from the door. A perfect holiday home for those with children with two specially built bunks that are ideal for making dens, not only that but the famous ‘Laal Ratty’ narrow gauge steam engine can be hailed from just 200 metres away. Alternatively you can just relax in the conservatory with a glass of wine and soak up the stunning views of this most tranquil and picturesque Lake District valley. Don’t get too comfortable indoors though as the garden has many nooks and crannies to explore and Eskdale’s breathtaking dark skies make stargazing from the deck an absolute must on a cold clear night. The valley also boasts five pubs offering fabulous food and real ales and a beer festival every June. The walking opportunities that Eskdale offers are beyond compare. From Lakeland’s mightiest fell tops to low level riverside ambles, woodland trails, Japanese gardens and Roman forts - it’s all accessible from this stunning location. In short this cottage is perfectly placed for you to enjoy this unspoilt and magical valley. On arrival, youll enter the hallway from which you go can go through to the games room which has table football and a small pool table. This room has slate flooring with underfloor heating, an en-suite shower room and cupboard with washer/dryer. Should you wish for this room to be made up as a king-size bedroom instead please inform us before your stay. When it is being used as a bedroom the games tables are packed away. The ground floor also has a bike store/drying room for muddy boots and bikes, it also makes a great bedroom for your pooches should you be bringing them along. The kitchen/diner is well equipped with microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, double electric oven and gas hobs. For the musical among you, theres a piano to keep you entertained. It also has a large dining table around which to sit and chat about the events of your Eskdale day. Beyond the kitchen youll find the beautiful conservatory where you can sit and soak up the magnificent south-facing views all the way up the valley to Harter Fell. You can enjoy a morning cuppa while watching the sun rise over the fells or an evening glass of wine taking in the sunset towards the coast; it really is the most wonderful spot to relax in. Open wooden stairs from the kitchen lead to the first floor which has the comfortable living room. It has high ceilings, exposed beams and simply gorgeous views from all three windows. The corner armchair is a great place to watch the gardens birdlife. It also has a gas stove-style fire for those winter nights where snuggling up is the best option. There is a TV, DVD player and a selection of books and board games to keep the family amused. Through the upstairs hall, youll find the modern bathroom which has a shower enclosure and a lovely large bath to soak away those muscles after long walks. Beyond this are the three bedrooms. First is the bunk room, this has two bunks; one mid sleeper and one high sleeper, under which you can make a great den for hiding from parents! After this there is the king-size bedroom and the double room. All are comfortably furnished with built in wardrobes. Outside the multi-level garden has a wealth of places to enjoy the views. Immediately outside the conservatory is a high raised deck which is the perfect place to enjoy outdoor meals in stunning surroundings. In the bottom garden there are more nooks and crannies to enjoy the views in the shade of the large oak trees. There is also a small playhouse which can double up as a bird hide for bird watchers. Along the side of the house is a patio which is a wonderful place to soak up evening sun with a glass of wine.
Weekly prices from £796.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Holmrook (SZ272)
Holmrook, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Offering beautiful accommodation, this cottage is surrounded by magnificent Cumbrian countryside with some of the Lake District’s best walks. Beautifully furnished throughout, here is a cottage that is light and spacious with thoughtful touches and a homey feel. The cottage benefits from having 8.5 acres of private wild woodland, leading down to the River Irt, for you to explore and enjoy. Deep in the woodland is the site of the Virgin Mary Well the origins and history of which are still shrouded in the mystery! The property is situated in a beautiful valley with much mature woodland and is surrounded by wildlife. There are many species of bird, also rabbits, deer and even the occasional rare red squirrel! The cottage is also home to a colony of rare bats, a protected species, and on summer evenings at dusk, the bats can be viewed leaving their roost and flying off to begin their nightly foraging for insects. Wastwater is your nearest lake, a 15-minute drive, which was voted Britain’s Favourite View by ITV viewers in 2007. This is a peaceful valley and a good starting point to climb Scafell Pike, England’s highest mountain. The stars at night here are amazing. There is plenty to do nearby – the Ravenglass and Eskdale steam railway is a firm favourite; Muncaster Castle is less than 10 minutes away and holds a variety of events throughout the year; the coastal sunsets at Drigg are lovely and there are a variety of pubs in the area serving good food and local ales. This property started life as a large machinery garage for tractors and farm vehicles. It has since been furnished to exacting standards, with thoughtful attention to detail throughout. The spacious hallway leads to the large lounge with dining area at the far end. This room is light and airy with French windows leading to the patio and secluded garden beyond. There is a sense of calm and comfort here. The seating is cosy and convivial and there is TV with DVD. The dining table seats six comfortably and provides a good venue for board games or writing, as well as having a meal. The kitchen is fully equipped with electric hob and cooker, microwave, full height fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer and plenty of storage space. The downstairs bedroom is decorated with a feeling of freshness. It has two single beds and an en-suite shower room with power shower, WC and sink. Upstairs there are two bedrooms - the master bedroom is sumptuous with a king-size bed and fabulous furnishings. Skylights give it a natural airy feel. The second double is smaller but also beautiful. These two bedrooms share a family bathroom which has claw bath, separate power shower, WC and sink. The garden is accessed from the lounge. It is sheltered and has superb uninterrupted views over the Irt Valley. Just off the road leading to the cottage is a private woodland covering 8.5 acres which is available for you to enjoy at your leisure. The twisting woodland paths offer plenty of adventure and lead down to the RIver Irt which originates at Wastwater, Englands deepest lake, and winds its way to the coast. The river is fast flowing so care is required whilst exploring. It is situated in a beautiful valley with much mature woodland and is surrounded by wildlife. There are many species of bird, also rabbits, deer and even the occasional rare red squirrel! The cottage is also home to a colony of rare bats, a protected species, and on summer evenings at dusk, the bats can be viewed leaving their roost and flying off to begin their nightly foraging for insects. There is parking for up to four cars - this area is shared with the property next door.
Weekly prices from £809.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Ullock (SZ043)
Workington, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
Tucked away in the picturesque village of Ullock, this is a lovely holiday cottage perfect for couples as well as accommodating up to six people if you use the attic bedroom. Ullock is a great starting point to explore the Western Lake District and coast. Loweswater Lake is only a 10-minute drive away, and Ennerdale Water is 15 minutes. Both lakes enjoy a certain solitude that can sometimes be hard to find in the Lake District. There are a couple of pubs within a couple of miles of the cottage, one of which has an ancient yew tree in its forecourt, reputed to be 1,000 years old. Dogs are welcome too. For shops, Cockermouth (just 5 miles away) has a wide variety of small independent shops, pubs and cafes, as well as a supermarket. Here you can take a tour round the Jennings Brewery or visit the Kirkgate Centre which doubles up as a theatre and cinema. Inside, the sitting room is a warm and cosy room with Freeview Sky, DVD player and an open fire. Leading down two steps in to the kitchen, there is a large dining table for up to six people. The kitchen is fully equipped with electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and plenty of storage space. Through the kitchen is the bathroom which has a bath with hand-held shower, toilet and wash basin. The stairs are fairly steep and lead to two bedrooms. The first bedroom has a king-size bed and TV. There is an en-suite shower room. The second bedroom has a double bed and TV. Access to the attic room is via the double bedroom. Please note that the stairs here are steep and being an attic room, there is limited head space - this room may be better suited to older children. There is also a TV in this room too. The garden is accessed via the kitchen and is fully enclosed. It faces south and is a sun trap from mid-morning onwards. The garden has a lockable gate that opens onto a small stream and there is raised decking with outside dining table and chairs to make the best of the sun.
Weekly prices from £493.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Bassenthwaite (SZ050)
Wigton, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
This is a beautifully refurbished cottage set in the delightful moorland community of Ireby on the unspoiled northern fringe of the Lake District National park. Sleeping up to six people in three lovely bedrooms this is a spacious and welcoming starting point for making the most of all the walking and cycling opportunities this peaceful area has to offer. It is a characterful end-terrace house, which has been decorated in subtle coordinating tones and furnished with stylish and comfortable contemporary pieces as well as boasting wonderful views out over hills and farmland. Ireby is a tranquil village with an interesting ancient heritage. Having received its market charter in the 13th century, it is technically a town but really has the atmosphere of a tranquil fell village. It boasts its own much-loved village pub an easy stroll from the cottage which serves good food and real ale and the village hosts its own folk festival each year in May. There’s much fun to be had both walking and cycling in this area of the Caldbeck Fells, locally known as the Back O’ Skiddaw. From high ground here the views stretch to the south of Scotland, the Pennines and of course to many of the Lake District’s iconic peaks. If guests would like to sample Cumbrian town life then, in spite of your rural setting, youre not too far away. Keswick and Cockermouth, two of northern Cumbrias loveliest towns are within 15 miles of the house. Cockermouth is a charming Georgian town with a great choice of independent shops and eateries. Well worth a visit as it is also notable for being Wordsworths birthplace; in fact you can still pay a visit to his childhood home. Keswick, of course, is well known as the Lake Districts adventure capital. This bustling town offers all manner of outdoor adventures as well as a twice-weekly market, an art deco cinema, a well renowned theatre and an abundance of shops and places to eat. A visit to the charming village of Caldbeck, just 6 miles to the east of Ireby, will reward you with a popular village pub, several cafes, craft shops and much evidence of the area’s rich history. This seemingly remote village really does prove a picturesque base for exploring this wonderful area. On arrival at the property via the back door, you first enter the utility area, where youll find the washing machine and dryer, and the door to the beautiful downstairs shower room. This has been fitted with a modern suite with a curved shower enclosure and an electric shower. Through from here you access the stunning modern kitchen with its thoughtfully built-in appliances and soft close doors and drawers. Its extremely well equipped with all of the crockery and utensils you are likely to need for your stay. It has a large built-in fridge/freezer, two fan ovens, halogen hobs, microwave and dishwasher. Its a lovely light space with a small breakfast table for a quiet morning cuppa. Moving through to the stylish open-plan living and dining room youll find a light and welcoming space with wooden floors and charming decorative features. The dining area looks out to the front of the house and has a large dining table with six chairs, while the living room has a cosy wood burner topped by a wooden mantle and a deep soft brown leather sofa with matching comfy armchairs. Why not curl up here and read or watch a film on the flatscreen TV with Freeview? With its glass double doors looking out onto the garden and the stunning view it makes a gorgeous space to relax. Heading up the curved staircase to the thoughtfully coordinated bedrooms. First is the king-size room with its large wardrobe and window out onto the comings and goings of village life. Secondly the lovely double room which has a wardrobe and a gorgeous view out to the back of the house over the rolling moorland to the high fells beyond. Lastly is the light fresh twin room with its metal bedsteads and two windows drenching the room in light. Also upstairs is the spacious modern bathroom. With its high-backed claw-foot bath and large separate shower enclosure with electric shower, its a wonderful space to soak away aching muscles. To the back of the house is a lovely garden with mature trees and shrubs. Immediately outside is a large gravelled area then beyond a substantial lawn for children to potter about on. Please note, there is a right of access across the garden for neighbours to bring their dustbins in and out, so please ensure that dogs are supervised at all times. The views over Caldbeck Common and the Lakeland fells from here are absolutely magnificent making it an ideal spot to enjoy al fresco meals or just to soak up the peace and tranquillity.
Weekly prices from £541.00