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3 Bedroom Bed in Haile (SZ058)
Egremont, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
This renovated barn conversion sleeps six people. The cottage has been sympathetically modernised to include contemporary features such as chrome radiators, large patio doors and a wood burner. It provides a lovely light and airy property with open plan beamed living space and a contemporary kitchen area. There are large french windows out to a patio seating area and a south-east facing garden - ideal for breakfast on a sunny summers morning or a glass of wine in the evening. The cottage is situated on a quiet lane nearby to the village of Haile; holiday cottages in this area are about 15 minutes drive from the Ennerdale Valley (one of the most picturesque parts of the Lake District). The tranquil, unspoiled valley of Ennerdale is an ideal starting point for hundreds of Lake District walks - from gentle lakeside strolls to energetic mountain hikes (the views of Ennerdale and Buttermere lakes from the high fells are a stunning reward); rock climbing (a good base from which to approach Pillar); mountain biking in Ennerdale forest and fishing in the lake (permit required); pony trekking and go-karting (available nearby). The nearest town is Egremont (2 miles) where there are shops and garage facilities. The historical west coast town of Whitehaven is 15 minutes away. It has a lovely marina and beautiful Georgian old town. Wainwrights famous Coast to Coast walk passes close by and there are several lovely walks in the peaceful little known Calder Valley nearby. The cottage has been recently renovated to provide light and airy contemporary and comfortable living. The side entrance door leads into the large open-plan living, dining and kitchen area. The large double patio doors leading out onto the garden and sitting out area. The kitchen is well equipped with built-in gas hob, electric oven, a combination microwave, fridge, dishwasher, toaster, etc. It is lit by tracker spot lights and heated by contemporary chrome radiators. The seperate utility area is well equipped with a washing machine and small freezer. The downstairs WC and wash basin lead off from the utility area. There is hanging space for coats,etc. The beamed lounge area has wood burner, comfortable seating for six people ,TV and DVD player and views to the garden from the patio doors, The dining area has table and chairs for six people. There are lots of books at the cottage that you are welcome to read during your stay. A staircase leads off from the dining area to the first-floor bedrooms. The master double bedroom has an en-suite shower room and the further double bedroom has double doors opening out onto the Juliet balcony looking out to the garden. There is a further twin room and family bathroom with bath and electric shower over. The large lounge patio doors lead out onto the rear garden with large patio area and table and chairs. From the patio are three terraced garden areas with pathways leading to hidden seats. The rear garden backs onto open fields and is not enclosed. There is ample free parking in the parking area immediately opposite the front of the property.
Weekly prices from £478.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Threlkeld (SZ433)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
This charming holiday property is part of a large stone built barn sympathetically converted into three holiday cottages providing comfortable self-catering accommodation. It is situated in an imposing position at the foot of Blencathra with stunning views across the valley to Threlkeld Common and Clough Head. The start of a walk up Blencathra can commence from the front door of the property. There is a pub close by offering homemade bar meals, ales and is welcoming to pets and children. There are two more great country pubs in Threlkeld only a mile away, both serving good food and fine ales. The market town of Keswick is just 5 miles away, reachable by car along the A66 or by a lovely walk, part of which follows the old railway line with wooded areas and passes by the Victorian iron railway bridges. The imposing mountain of Skiddaw is also only a short distance away. The large private patio area to the front of the cottage has wonderful views across the fells and is south facing. A further BBQ and picnic area is shared with the two adjoining holiday cottages. The cottage is situated in an easy accesible position by the A66 but set high up above it. The main doorway leads into a large open plan dining room and lounge with comfortable seating and TV. There is a dining table and chairs to seat up to six people. The kitchen leading off from here is well equipped with electric oven and hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave and washer/dryer. The ground floor shower room has shower cubicle, wash basin and WC A stairway leads down to the a double and a twin bedroom, and bathroom with bath and shower over, WC and wash basin. The hallway from this level leads onto the large patio area with table and chairs. A stairway from the ground floor leads onto the first floor with large double bedroom. There is an extra sitting out area in the communal BBQ and large picnic area shared with the adjoining two cottages. Parking is to the side of the properties in a large off-road parking area.
Weekly prices from £507.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Eskdale (SZ537)
Holmrook, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
This charming holiday propertyis a contemporary cottage with beautiful views of the Eskdale Valley. Large picture windows in many of the rooms take advantage of the stunning surroundings. There is a ground floor bedroom and bathroom, making the property ideal for mixed family groups. The property was originally built for Douglas Ferreira, the General Manager of the Ravenglass to Eskdale Railway. You can enjoy the refurbished comfort of his cottage and watch the engines of the narrow gauge Laal Ratty railway pass by - look out for the one named after him! This up-to-date cottage is situated next to Eskdale Green station where you can hop on board to ride to the head of the valley (the foot of Scafell) or down to the coast. The fields and woodlands around the cottage attract a wealth of wildlife including buzzards, herons, kites, red squirrels and much more. Eskdale is a superb starting point for hundreds of walks either on the fells or along the banks of the River Esk, which flows from Scafell at the top of the valley down to the estuary at Ravenglass. There are four pubs in the valley. The village shop is close by and sells a comprehensive range of goods, including groceries, fresh fruit and vegetables, food to go, alcohol and newspapers. The side door entrance leads from a large covered porch into the hallway. Off the hallway is the main bathroom with a bath and shower over, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail. Along the hallway a door leads to the inner room with a table, seating, and a well-stocked set of bookshelves - ideal for studying maps and planning adventures! Off this room is the super-king-size bedroom that can be made up as twin beds upon request and includes a dressing table and a full wardrobe with drawers. A further door off the hallway leads into the large, well-lit dining kitchen with an electric oven and induction hob, microwave, dishwasher and a large integrated fridge and separate integrated freezer. The dining area has an extending table (can seat up to 10) and dual aspect windows offering superb views across the fields to the fells, perfect for watching the local wildlife (binoculars provided). The sitting room has an open fire with the initial supply of fuel provided. Large picture windows with superb views dominate the room and there is a large television with all Freesat channels, internet-based catch-up TV services, and a DVD player. There are three sofas (two 2-seaters and a 3-seater). A door leads into the rear garden. On the first floor, the large windows on the landing have been put to good use, with tall stools to watch the wildlife outside. The large master bedroom has a super-king-size bed that can be made into twin beds on request. There is also a chest of drawers and a small wardrobe. A further twin bedroom has feature beams and fell views from the window. The twin beds are low and suitable for children but equally suitable for adults as they are full size. This room has built-in hanging storage and a chest of drawers. The shower room with WC and wash basin is off the landing. There are retractable stairgates at the top and bottom of the stairs. The garden is fully enclosed, with a side-gate to isolate the rear garden. This includes a lawn, established plants, a slate patio with a wooden dining table and pergola, great views of the fells and the steam railway and a very popular bird table! A useful utility room is equipped with a sink, washing machine, tumble dryer and hanging space for drying clothes. There is also an extra WC adjoining. Part of the garage is available for guest use with a bike rack and an open wardrobe with shelves for other outdoor equipment.
Weekly prices from £713.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Newlands Valley (SZ508)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
This alluring holiday property is set in the heart of the Newlands Valley and has stunning views over Skiddaw, Barrow, Catbells and Causey Pike. Originally a corn mill, this wonderful holiday cottage stands amongst two acres of gardens and woodlands. There are bright and airy rooms with living areas arranged on the first floor to make the most of the glorious views. Newlands Valley is the picture-perfect valley where Beatrix Potter wrote many of her tales. The mountain scenery is inspiring and the fell walking here is second to none. For those wishing to cycle, then the testing Newlands Pass is on the doorstep, as well as Whinlatter and Honister for the brave. Walkers can easily access Catbells, Barrow and Causey Pike directly from the cottage. Whinlatter Forest Park is just 4 miles away and has a Go Ape! high-wire course, a zip line adventure and miles of trails and footpaths for a leisurely stroll or an adventurous hike. The nearest pub is 0.5 miles away, serving homemade food and Lakeland ales. The beer garden is the perfect spot to watch the sun set. Keswick is only 4 miles away by car (3 miles on foot) offering a wide selection of pubs, attractions, cafes and shops. The property has a long entrance hallway into the cottage with hanging space for outdoor clothing. There are two bedrooms on the ground floor, a double and a twin, both of which have views of the Newlands Valley and Robinson Fell. There is a separate utility room available outside in the shed, equipped with a washer, dryer, ironing facilities and a BBQ. Upstairs is the open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting room with superb views. The kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher, microwave, electric oven and hob and a large freestanding fridge and freezer. The open-plan sitting room is on the first floor to take advantage of the beautiful views from the double aspect windows. The sitting room has a TV with Freesat and DVD and a CD/radio. Here also is an ipod port and Wi-Fi internet. A further double bedroom is on this first floor. The shower room has an electric shower, wash basin and WC and there is also a bathroom, which has a shower over the bath, basin and WC. There is a stair gate available at the cottage too (supplied on request). Outside is a pretty garden to the rear of the property that leads to the private woodlands with a private path through woods giving access to the path to Causey Pike. There is ample parking to the front of the property on a shared driveway.
Weekly prices from £650.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Newlands Valley (SZ345)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 1 Yes
Set in the heart of the beautiful Newlands Valley, this cottage is a tranquil setting sleeping up to six people. It overlooks Catbells and has a stunning backdrop of Causey Pike and Barrow, both of which can be accessed from the cottage. It has been converted from a former corn mill, retaining many original features inside to offer comfortable and welcoming self-catering accommodation. It occupies a peaceful rural location set within 2 acres of garden and woodlands. There is secure storage for bikes and outdoor equipment and a handy boot area. Newlands Valley is the picture perfect valley where Beatrix Potter wrote many of her tales. The mountain scenery is wonderfully inspiring and the fell walking here is second to none. For those wishing to cycle, then the testing Newlands Pass is on the doorstep, as well as Whinlatter and Honister for the brave. An inn is half a mile away, serving good food and drink. Their beer garden is an excellent spot to watch the sun set. Keswick is only 4 miles away offering a wide selection of pubs, cafes and shops. The entrance leads into the warm and comfortable sitting room, with a woodburning stove, logs are provided for the wood burner from owners woodland. There are views to Catbells, comfortable seating and a TV with Freesat and DVD player. The dining room has a large table and chairs, feature fireplace (not functional) and is open-plan to the kitchen. The kitchen has a modern electric halogen hob with an electric oven. There is also a washer/dryer, dishwasher, microwave and an integrated full size fridge and freezer. There is a downstairs WC. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and a twin bedroom. All the bedrooms are furnished with freestanding wooden furniture, and enjoy fell views of Causey Pike or Catbells. There is a large bathroom with a bath and electric shower over, WC and wash basin with shaving point. Outside there is a sitting out area to the rear of the cottage which catches the late afternoon and early evening sun and has views of Causey Pike. There is also a small wooded area (please note there is a shallow mill pond in the wood, which is about 10 inches deep). The front garden and driveway are shared with the neighbouring cottage.
Weekly prices from £655.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Cartmel Fell (SZ101)
, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 1 Yes
This traditional country cottage is perfect for those who want to unwind in the peaceful scenic location of Cartmel Fell. Sleeping six in three comfortable bedrooms, it is an ideal property for a family or group of friends holidaying together. The cottage is set on a peaceful lane amidst a country garden with an orchard and with only an occasionally occupied converted barn next door, guaranteeing you a truly undisturbed retreat! There is a lovely Rayburn in the kitchen to keep the cottage warm and cosy through the colder months. There is also a wood burner in the sitting room and electric heating throughout. The owners provide maps to the local area that you are welcome to borrow. The property is detached and set amidst rolling countryside. The large garden is perfect for kids to run around and burn off excess energy. There are public footpaths across the fields to the nearby hamlet of Bowland Bridge where there are two good pubs. There are lovely country walks of varying difficulty straight from the door including Whitbarrow Scar and Gummers How, which has stunning views of Windermere. The Winster Valley is lightly populated and benefits from pretty, peaceful lanes, open fields and views of the limestone cliff of Whitbarrow. Windermere is just a 15-minute drive away and the town of Bowness just another 5 minutes from there. In the surrounding area there is an aquarium at Newby Bridge and Beatrix Potter’s home at Far Sawrey. You can also visit the coastal peninsulas and the market town of Kendal. Entrance into the house is by the side door. This leads directly into the outer kitchen, which features an integral fridge and separate integral freezer, microwave, dishwasher and freestanding two ring electric hob. This room is ideal for hanging wet coats and boots and for wet dogs to be towelled off. Off this room is the utility room with washing machine, ironing board, WC and wash basin. The main kitchen is a spacious open plan area featuring a dining table, chairs and dresser. The focal point is the Rayburn cooker which also heats the hot water (there is a separate immersion heater if necessary). Please note that the Rayburn is the only cooker in the property. A door leads into the sitting room which has comfortable seating around the wood burner, set into a character fire surround and with an initial supply of logs provided. There is also a storage heater for warmth. There is a modern flatscreen TV and DVD player, and a picture window looking out to the garden. Stairs from the kitchen/diner lead upstairs to the first floor. Upstairs are the bedrooms; a bunk bedroom with adult-size bunks, a king-size bedroom with views to the fells and craggs and a twin bedroom. The windows all have child locks. The large bathroom has bath, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail. Please note there is no shower. Water is by private fell supply and this is tested regularly. The lawned garden is ideal for children and dogs to play in. Please note the garden is not escape-proof especially for small and determined dogs. The house is set in a very tranquil area whilst being within easy walking distance to the local pub and shop.
Weekly prices from £578.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Borrowdale (SZ465)
Borrowdale, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 2 Yes
This spacious and characterful cottage is ideal for walking enthusiasts and is nestled in a truly breathtaking part of the Lake District National Park. Seatoller is a quaint and idyllic little village that offers peace and solitude as well as direct views of the local fells. You are surrounded by many of the great mountain giants of the area including Englands highest mountain, Scafell Pike. The canvas pictures dotted about in the cottage were taken by the owner and show many of the fells that can be climbed from nearby the cottage. There is also great scope for easy half-day walks: Seatoller sits in a lush green valley surrounded by woodland, riverside footpaths and some great low-level summits. This really is a walkers paradise and you will be struck by the grandeur of the area from the moment you arrive. The cottage itself is comfortably furnished and beautifully decorated with plenty of room for a group of friends or family who want to enjoy a holiday together. The true highlight of the cottage has to be the old barn doors, which have been re-engineered to open up and reveal a large glass front, allowing lots of light into the kitchen and offering expansive views from the downstairs of the building. When you wake up, you can simply open the barn doors and enjoy looking up at Glaramara and Bessy Boot while you eat your breakfast. In the evenings, you can retire to living room, which has plenty to keep you entertained at the end of the day! Between the beautiful setting, access to a huge array of walking, and proximity to lots of attractions, this is an ideal Lake District holiday cottage. Please note: the cottage is unable to accept children under 8 years old (including infants). This beautifully furnished cottage is nestled in the little village of Seatoller, which sits right at the bottom of Honister Pass and is only 20 minutes drive from Keswick. Shortly after passing Glaramara Outdoor Centre and the National Trust car park, you will see a red phone box to the left of the road and the cottage is directly opposite this. There are two private parking spaces right outside the front door, so its easy to unload your luggage. To park, it is easier to drive past the property up the hill and the use the turning circle by the bridge and then reverse park into the drive. The large wooden barn doors open up to reveal a glass front, with sliding door. As you walk in, you step into a carpeted cloak room area, which is slightly elevated above the kitchen, with the two areas being separated by a banister. This space is great for storing outdoor kit and there is ample space to hang coats, rucksacks, walking poles and boots. There is a little bench, so people can sit down to take off their walking boots. A step leads down into a sleek modern kitchen, which is spacious and beautifully decorated. Extensive cupboards run the full length of the kitchen which is fully equipped with everything you might need for dining in with plenty of surface space for preparing food. There is an integrated fridge/freezer, integrated double oven, split with microwave/combi-oven at the top, fan oven at the bottom, electric induction hob, a dishwasher and a kettle and toaster. There is a wall-mounted TV, for those who like to catch up on the news at breakfast time, hung above the dining area. The dining table is plenty big enough for six but can be extended out if needed and there are six chairs. The controls for the two-zone heating are next to the stairs, allowing you to regulate the temperature downstairs. A corridor leads from the kitchen to a bathroom and bedroom. The bathroom is stylishly decorated and has a bath, a shower (over the bath) with waterfall effect shower-head, a basin with lit mirror (de-misting), a shaver charging socket, heated towel rail and toilet. This bathroom has been very cleverly designed so that it can be either a shared bathroom or en-suite because there are two doors that lead into it and both lock; the door that leads into the bathroom from the corridor can be locked from the inside, which then means that the bathroom can only be accessed from the bedroom. The bedroom is reasonably spacious and has a king-size bed with storage drawers, wall-mounted reading lights, a single wardrobe, two chairs, one in a recessed sitting area, a bench-table for those needing office space and a wall-mounted 32 Smart TV. The main lights can be switched off from the bed side and there are reading lights mounted on the wall, on each side of the bed. A door leads from the bedroom into a utility area, which has a washing machine, tumble dryer, Belfast sink, clothes hanging rail, an iron and an ironing board (there are also hairdryers in both of the king-size bedrooms). From the kitchen, wooden stairs (with hand-rail) lead up into a spacious living room. This room has a country-cottage feel to it, with its high gable ceiling, large wooden beams, wrought iron lights and large Persian rug. There two comfortable double sofas and two chairs, cupboards full of books, games, OS maps and local guide books and a 42 Smart TV with blue-tooth sound bar. The main living room window offers fantastic views across to Bessy Boot and Thorneythwaite Fells. This is a lovely place to come and unwind at the end of each day and there are dimmer lights to create a low glow in the evenings. The controls for the two-zone heating are next to the door to the hall, allowing you to regulate the temperature upstairs. A corridor leads from the living room through to a bathroom, twin room and a further king-size room. The sleek modern bathroom is spacious and has a large shower with two shower heads (standard and waterfall effect), a basin with storage drawer, heated towel rail and toilet. There is a very large lit mirror and lots of shelf space for storing wash-bags. Further along the corridor is the twin room, which is small but the high beamed ceiling creates a feeling of space and a window lets plenty of light into the room. There are two single beds, with wall-mounted reading lights, a double wardrobe, draws and chair. At the end of the corridor is the master bedroom. This has a king-size bed, drawers, large wardrobe, bedside table and wall-mounted reading lights on each side of the bed. The room is nicely decorated and a window looks out onto some quaint little National Trust barns. Seatoller Farm next door is a National Trust farm and has a craft shop specialising in locally made products and the owners are always happy to show people around the farm, if asked. Seatoller has very little light pollution, so make sure to look up at the stars at night! There are barn owls which often nest in the adjoining barn wall and red squirrels love living in Seatoller and the surrounding woods.
Weekly prices from £792.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Backbarrow (85686)
Ulverston, The Lake District and Cumbria
6 3 1 Yes
Fire up the wood burner in the winter months and relax out in the delightful cottage garden in the summer when you stay at this welcoming Lake District holiday home in Backbarrow, 7 miles from Ulverston. Sleeping six guests and two dogs, this three-bedroom property is just 2 miles from Lake Windermere and 7.5 miles from Coniston Water. Head out from here to Lakeland beauty spots and follow footpaths through dramatic and picturesque parts of the national park. Step through the porch, where you can leave your outerwear, and into the inviting lounge/diner. Settle in here in front of the Smart TV, with Sky TV and BT Sport, or play games together while the wood burner crackles gently in the background. Wander on into the well-equipped kitchen to prepare tasty meals for your party then call everyone to the table in the room next door. At the end of each fun-filled day, climb the stairs to discover a twin bedroom and the family bathroom. A double bedroom, with an en-suite WC, and a super-king-size room, with zip-and-link beds that can be arranged as twins if discussed in advance, are up on the floor above. Take breakfast, lunch and dinner out into the sunshine of the private garden, with its choice of seating areas, during your stay. There is also a small stream running through the garden. There’s also parking for two cars, an electric hook up and bicycle storage at the cottage. Make your way 2 miles to Lakeside to take a nostalgic steam train through the gorgeous scenery of this southern section of the Lakes. Alternatively, board a cruise here and disembark at piers along the shores of Lake Windermere to undertake walks and see historical sites. Head into Ulverston to browse in its shops, visit the market and dine out.
Weekly prices from £637.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Aldborough (85528)
Norwich, East Anglia
6 3 1 Yes
Bursting with character, this family-friendly holiday home is ideally located for exploration of the coast and countryside. Retaining much of its original charm in the form of exposed beams, quirky window frames and tiles, with modern updates to ensure a comfortable stay, a break here is one you’re sure to remember for many years to come. You’ll find the seaside resort of Cromer just 8 miles away with its tasty local crabs, blissful beach and endless entertainment ensuring something for all ages. At the heart of the home is the coastal living room, complete with a quaint wood burner, exposed brick surround and a subtle nautical theme. A sofa and a cuddle chair ensure space for all the family to sprawl out with French doors leading straight out into the garden. Next door, the dining room adjoins the eclectic kitchen with a table and chairs for six. Completing the ground floor is a family bathroom. Take the stairs up to the first floor and you’ll find the bedrooms alongside a convenient WC. The master bedroom features a king-size bed for a good nights rest, taking inspiration from the nearby coast in the decor. Perfect for children, the twin has two industrial-style single beds with a pop of colour on the walls whilst the final room is a playful bunk room. Outside, the garden is equally as impressive as the property itself with an area of lawn and patio, as well as a peaceful summerhouse for an afternoon tea. While staying near Aldborough, enjoy the peaceful rural landscape and charming village atmosphere where you can visit the beautiful St. Mary’s Church, known for its historic architecture and serene setting. Travel further inland to Wroxham (18 miles) and you can hire a boat to explore the fascinating manmade Norfolk Broads at your own pace, stopping off for a bite to eat on your travels.
Weekly prices from £647.00