5,655 properties found
2 Bedroom Bed in Cockermouth 2 mls (SZ521)
Cockermouth, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
This alluring holiday property is a delightful 18th-century Grade II-listed cottage located in the quiet village of Dean. This unspoilt corner of the northern Lake District enjoys beautiful sunsets, peaceful valleys and beautiful landscapes. The secret garden at the propertyis a lovely secluded spot to relax and enjoy a morning coffee or perhaps an evening meal whilst enjoying the abundant wildlife. The cottage has been sympathetically refurbished in a characterful farmhouse style with exposed beams and stonework. The sitting room is set around a feature cast iron fireplace and the log burner, and the musically inclined can enjoy some music on the piano in the music room. There is a dog friendly pub just a few minutes down the road, serves delicious country pub fayre prepared by their creative chefs. The pleasant market town of Cockermouth is 5 miles away and offers many independent, shops antique shops, and plenty to see. Why not visit the old-fashioned ironmongers, J B Banks and Son, which houses a small museum? There is also an abundance of restaurants, pubs and cafes. Keswick is also nearby and is known as, the outdoor capital of the Lake District. However, it has even more to offer with shops catering for everyone, several bespoke jewellers, art galleries, contemporary gift shops, and interesting museums. The property is entered via the kitchen door (from the pebbled parking area for three cars) into a spacious farmhouse kitchen and dining area. The newly fitted kitchen with oak worktops is well equipped with integrated recycling bins, a dishwasher, fan assisted oven and ceramic hob, built in microwave, integrated fridge and freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and a ceiling drying rack. There is a large farmhouse kitchen table and sofa in the dining area. This leads through to the sitting room which features modern fixtures and fittings blended with antique furnishings. The open character fireplace compliments the exposed stonework and beamed ceiling. The sitting room is sympathetically furnished with sofas and comfortable chairs with a feature piano. There is a digital radio/cd player, TV, DVD player and a blue tooth wireless speaker system with docking for an ipad, iphone and ipod and 2x 15 watt speakers. There is also a cot, high chair, stair gate, toy basket and a selection of board games, local maps and mAgazines which are all provided at the family friendly cottage. A staircase leads upstairs to two double bedrooms which have high ceilings and delightful exposed beams. Towels are provided and the bedrooms are tastefully furnished. The family bathroom features a bath with shower over, wash basin and WC. Complimentary toiletries are provided. There is a heated towel rail and a velux window provides natural light. Outside you will fine a relaxing enclosed garden with patio seating, BBQ and chiminea. This pretty garden is perfect to enjoy the beautiful West Cumbrian sunsets perhaps with a glass of wine and dinner al fresco.
Weekly prices from £562.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Portinscale (SZ341)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
A very warm welcome to this traditional 18th-century terraced cottage for up to four people nestled in lovely Portinscale. Retaining charming period features, boasting personal bespoke touches everywhere and its own off-road parking spaces, it makes an ideal base from which to explore this popular area. The owners have lovingly restored this place to feature the low ceilings, exposed beams, and sash windows, giving a feeling of its heritage, while creating a comfortable and cosy 21st-century holiday home. Its small and perfectly formed for a romantic getaway for two or a family Lakeland adventure. Portinscale is a much-loved village just a short drive or pleasant walk to the bustling market town of Keswick. With some of the best fell walking in the country available right from the door and the shore of picturesque Derwentwater just a stones throw away, this cottage really is perfectly situated to make the most of its surroundings. The village has two marinas at which you can hire all manner of vessels to mess about on the water. Why not pack a picnic, hire a boat and find your perfect beach to eat your lunch in glorious surroundings? Alternatively take a walk up the iconic form of Catbells just outside the village, the views are spectacular. Theres a hotel, a good local pub and an excellent cafe all within a very short stroll of the house. Explore some of Beatrix Potters legacy at Lingholm Kitchen and Walled Garden just outside the village and treat yourself to a delicious lunch while youre there! Heading out of the village theres plenty to do. Whinlatter Forest Park is nearby with walking and cycling trails for all abilities, an imaginative play park for children, a popular cafe and even a high ropes course for the adventurous teens and adults among you. History buffs will enjoy a visit to nearby Mirehouse, a family owned stately home with delightful gardens and literary connections. Keswick is just a few minutes’ drive or an easy walk away. Theres a fantastic choice of shops, eateries and visitor attractions to enjoy there. You can take in a play or concert at the gorgeous Theatre by the Lake or catch one of the wonderful Derwentwater Launches around the lake hopping off back in Portinscale. However you choose to spend your visit youll find it is a base filled with character and warmth. This traditional 18th-century terraced cottage has a wealth of period features, hand crafted woodwork, well-chosen local art and modern appliances making it a welcoming and comfortable base from which to explore the area. Guests arrive to the rear of the property and enter via French doors into the open-plan living, dining and kitchen space. Its a lovely welcoming room, well thought-through to make the most of 18th-century cottage proportions to suit 21st-century requirements! There are coat hooks and plenty of space for muddy boots both inside and outside. The well-equipped kitchen has modern cream units, a built-in fan oven, induction hobs, microwave, under-counter fridge, freezer, washing machine, dishwasher and all the crockery and cookware you will require for your stay. The dining space has two specially adapted church pews made more comfortable by prettily printed cushions. The living room has two brown leather sofas arranged around the wood burner and feature slate fireplace, perfect for curling up to chat about your days adventures. The magnificent panorama of Catbells above the fireplace might even inspire you to don your walking boots. Theres also a Smart TV, DVD player and digital radio for your entertainment. The owners have thoughtfully left a selection of books, DVDs and games to keep you occupied too.? Moving up the handcrafted corner staircase brings you to the small landing with three wooden latched doors. First to the master bedroom: this has a king-size bed, a dressing table along with built-in cupboard and drawers. The twin bedroom also has heavy wooden bedsteads and a tall boy with drawers for storage (it is worth noting that, while the beds are full sized singles, the room is more suited to children rather than adults as there isnt much available floor space). The bathroom has a modern white suite with over-bath electric shower. Moving outside the house there is a charming garden area with its mature shrubs including an umbrella-like variegated holly tree with bird feeders. Theres a sheltered area over a bench by the house, and a raised deck with a dining set for four. Make the most of morning sunshine by having your cuppa or breakfast on the deck! Alternatively grab an evening glass of wine, take a seat and enjoy the visiting birdlife. At the edge of the garden is a gravelled parking space for one regular sized car. Further back, to the side of the garages is a concrete hard standing, solely for the use of guests, to accommodate a further car.
Weekly prices from £580.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Bassenthwaite (SZ415)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
Nestled in the tranquil village of Bassenthwaite is this charming holiday property; a gorgeous Lakeland stone cottage for four. Dating from the 1850s this lovely traditional end of terrace cottage provides a welcoming and cosy base to explore all that the northern Lake District has to offer. While it boasts countless details revealing the character of the building such as exposed stone walls, latched doors and a lovely open fireplace it has also been given plenty of 21st century comforts such as contemporary furnishings, vibrant textiles and a wonderful powerful shower in its modern bathroom. It has a delightful mature garden to the front providing year-round colour and a glorious place to sit and enjoy the changing view of Skiddaw or to just observe the gentle bustle of village life. The village of Bassenthwaite lies just over 1 mile from the head of the lake from which it takes its name. It is a traditional gem blessed with a village green, working farms and, of course, fantastic walking and cycling right on the doorstep. There is a wealth of paths and bridleways to explore from gentle low level ambles to more challenging fell walks, not least up mighty Skiddaw, Englands fourth highest mountain, which can be approached directly from the cottage. Just around the corner from the house is a much loved village pub, which serves excellent locally sourced food and real ales. Theres plenty to do in the area immediately around the village too with a Wildlife Park that families will adore, an award winning spa for those with a desire to do some pampering, a historic mansion house with literary connections and the Lakes Distillery for a tour and tasting! If youd like to explore local town life Bassenthwaite lies between Cockermouth and Keswick; two wonderful Cumbrian towns with lots to discover. Cockermouth is a charming Georgian town notable for being Wordsworths birthplace - in fact you can still visit his childhood home; Keswick is well known as the adventure capital of the Lake District with every conceivable outdoor activity catered for. This vibrant town has a great choice of cafes and restaurants as well as its own theatre and art deco cinema. In short whether you are looking for an activity filled break or a relaxing holiday in the heart of a traditional Lakeland village then the cottage provides a perfect place to stay. Please note, the neighbouring cottage has right of access along the path. Please contact the office for more information. On arrival at the property guests are greeted by the main door with porch way inside where there is plenty of room for muddy boots. Moving through to next door you reach the lovely cosy living room. There is a large brown leather corner sofa for curling up and enjoying a roaring fire in the open stone fireplace or for enjoying a good book. The living room has a flatscreen TV with Freeview and the owner has thoughtfully left a selection of books and reading lamps with which to enjoy them. The kitchen and dining area is accessed through one of the lovely latched doors. The kitchen is well equipped with a double oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and all the crockery and utensils youre likely to need for your stay. Theres a handy utility area housing a washer/ dryer and plenty more hanging space for coats and floor space for footwear. Theres a lovely dining table for four people which looks out onto the garden, an ideal spot to discuss your Lake District adventures. Heading up the winding staircase via the living room takes you to the two bedrooms and bathroom. Firstly to the delightful master bedroom with its large built-in wardrobes and bedside drawers. Its a wonderful room with a gorgeous view out over the garden to the fells beyond from its window seat. Moving on to the twin room which has a chest of drawers for your bits and bobs and yet another picture perfect window. On this floor is the fresh modern bathroom with its contemporary suite. It boasts a large P shaped bath with a lovely powerful shower. Ideal for soaking away any aches and pains from long mountain rambles. The window out on the landing looks to the rear of the house onto a working farm where children will love watching the comings and goings while adults will, no doubt, love the views to the fells in the distance. Moving outside theres a lovely mature garden with glorious shrubs and thoughtful planting providing year-round colour. Lucky the guests who visit while the clematis and roses are in bloom. Theres garden furniture for enjoying sunny morning cuppas, evening meals or just a sunset glass of wine while soaking up the ever changing view of the western flank of Skiddaw.
Weekly prices from £557.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ427)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
A warm welcome to this impressive holiday home, an indulgent and luxurious springboard to enjoy all that the much-loved Lakeland town of Keswick has to offer. Sleeping four people in two beautifully appointed bedrooms this cosy terraced house makes an ideal base to spend a Lake District break. The traditional cottage has been lovingly brought into the 21st century with subtle decor, sumptuous furnishings and modern appliances. Guests will love its comfy beds, luxurious linens and original artwork. It also benefits from a charming sunroom and a walled rear garden, perfect for enjoying a sunny morning cuppa or an evening glass of wine. Situated in a quiet residential area near the centre of Keswick, the property is perfectly placed whether you feel like popping in to the bustling centre of the town or whether youd like to get outdoors and make the most of the stunning natural surroundings. The town is well known for being the Lake Districts adventure capital boasting a vast array of adrenaline fuelled activities in the great outdoors for visitors to sample. If youre hoping to don your walking boots then you could scarcely be better placed as there are numerous walks from the door including Latrigg, Walla Crag or the ancient Castlerigg Stone Circle and should you be ready for a bigger adventure Skiddaw, one of Englands mountain giants, stands guard over the town. Alternatively hop on board one of the Keswick launches to lap up the glorious scenery from glorious Derwentwater. If a rather more gentle visit is to your taste then the town has plenty to offer with excellent eateries, characterful pubs and award winning museums, not to mention a regular market and a great range of independent and outdoor shops. It boasts its own two screen art deco cinema and the stunningly situated Theatre by the Lake which shows a varied programme of drama, comedy, music and events throughout the year. All of this within easy strolling distance of the property. So, whether youd like your Lake District jaunt to be energetic, adventurous or just indulgent and relaxing then this gorgeous house is the perfect place to make your base. Unfortunately, this property is unsuiltable for groups with children aged 7 and under. Expertly interior designed, this property is a wonderful retreat that youre sure to love and want to return to time and time again. Step through the front door of this lovely Keswick cottage into the cosy entrance hall, which leads into a wonderfully welcoming and spacious open-plan living/dining room, benefitting from oak floors throughout. The dining area has a dining table and chairs for four making it the perfect place to catch up over a delicious meal. In the living area youll find two large sumptuous sofas and an ottoman, just perfect for relaxing after a day out exploring everything that Keswick has to offer. The living area is arranged around the lovely wood burner, ideal for cosy nights in. For entertainment theres a flatscreen TV, DVD player and Sky TV. At the rear of the cottage is the fully fitted kitchen; enjoying a view over the rear patio, this is a country-style room that cooks will love. The kitchen is fully equipped to the highest standard with all the modern conveniences you could ask for: theres an integrated dishwasher, a useful washer-drier, fridge/freezer and separate microwave. Theres also a large, feature range-style cooker with five ring gas burner, two ovens and separate grill. Leading off the kitchen is the conservatory-style sitting area, with table and seating and an external door to the rear patio, meaning you can enjoy the feeling of being outdoors even if its raining. Upstairs there are two gorgeous bedrooms and the modern shower room. The front bedroom benefits from a feature oak super king (6ft) bed. With lovely views to Latrigg, bedside tables, dressing table and fitted wardrobes, youll feel perfectly at home in here. The rear bedroom also offers generous stylish and comfortable accommodation. This room has a king-size metal bed (5ft), with bedside tables, dressing table, armchair and fitted wardrobe. The family shower room has a large walk-in power shower with rain-head and separate shower attachment, vanity unit and large heated towel rail, perfect for warm snuggly towels. High quality cotton bedding and towels are provided. To the front of the cottage there is a small sitting area with views over the rooftops towards Latrigg - its the perfect place to sit and watch the world go by. The rear patio is enclosed and private, benefiting from rattan seating and a dining table. Free on-street parking is available.
Weekly prices from £787.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ215)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 2 Yes
Unwind in this contemporary, ground-floor, two-bedroom apartment with private courtyard in the heart of Keswick, ideal for a family or two couples looking for a comfortable and stylish base from which to launch into the Lake District. This aprtment is one of seven in a characterful Victorian Lakeland slate building dating from 1860, set in a quiet side street just a 100-metre stroll from the bustling centre of Keswick, with its pubs, restaurants, shops, Art-Deco cinema, theatre and attractions. Parking can sometimes be a headache in Keswick, but with this apartment you have the advantage of a private parking permit, so your lovely day in the Lakes won’t be marred by hunting for a parking space. Keswick is a jewel in the northern Lake Districts crown, located on the shore of beautiful Derwentwater. Its a vibrant market town with a wonderful atmosphere where you can indulge your wild side with any number of adventurous outdoor activities or pamper your taste buds with a huge range of eateries offering great local food and Cumbrian real ales. The walking and cycling on offer here is second to none, with paths and tracks for gentle, picturesque strolls or Lake District giants such as Skiddaw to climb if youre feeling more energetic. Ancient and mysterious, Castlerigg Stone Circle is just over a mile up the hill from Keswick. Dating from around 3,000 BC, it is one of the most stunningly situated stone circles you will find, with breathtaking views in all directions. Nearby, there’s Keswick Climbing Wall and Rookery Woods offering fun for all ages. The living area features a Smart TV, two, two-seater leather sofas, and has natural lighting from stylish skylight panels overhead and a glass French door to the courtyard. The chunky round dining table seats four. The kitchen area offers plenty of work-surface for keen chefs and is well-equipped with appliances including a fan oven/microwave, an induction hob, dishwasher, and a freestanding retro-style fridge/freezer. Although its on the ground floor, the apartment does contain some steps (four), so may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility. The master bedroom is very large and has a lovely king-size bed, cheval mirror and lots of storage in a matching chest of drawers, dressing table and large wardrobe. The en-suite bathroom is also very large, with a WC, cabinets with built-in wash basin, shaver point, heated towel rail, and a vast, luxurious, walk-in shower enclosure with one-way mirrored glass, the shower is equipped with dual overhead and handset sprays, offering a generous rainfall drenching experience, a real luxury after an energetic day spent on the fells. There is also a laundry cupboard with an Indesit washer/dryer. The second bedroom has a built-in wardrobe and dressing table, with two single beds that can either be used as twin beds or made into a super-king-size bed, please let us know which you prefer when booking. There is a shower room off the hallway with WC, heated towel rail, wash basin with mirror and shaver point and a good-sized walk-in shower with dual overhead and handset sprays. The apartment includes a private parking permit (a rarity in central Keswick) for parking in the church car park opposite the property. It is one of seven apartments accessed via a shraed entrance. If all the apartments are booked together, they can sleep up to 18 guests and two dogs.
Weekly prices from £670.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Eden Valley (83608)
Penrith, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 2 Yes
Enjoy a stay at this lovely period cottage in the pretty village of Newby, 8 miles from the historic market town of Penrith. Featuring an open-plan living area, an enclosed south-facing garden and an abundance of walking and cycling trails almost from the front door, this dog-friendly cottage is a great base for families or groups of friends keen to explore the Eden Valley, the Lake District National Park and the North Pennines. This deceptively large two-storey cottage is set off a quiet country road lined with other properties of equally charming character. Its bright and fresh interior is punctuated by contemporary soft furnishings and modern conveniences that help to create a comforting ambience across both floors. Entering via the hallway, you can all unwind to your heart’s content in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, whether enjoying indulgent brunches created using local produce, getting lost in an audiobook on the plush sofas or watching a late film as the dogs snooze on the parquet flooring. If you don’t fall asleep there too, you’re guaranteed a restful night in either of the cottages bedrooms: an en-suite double bedroom or en-suite twin bedroom that can be made up into a super-king-size bedroom upon request at time of booking. Outside in the south-facing garden, start the day right with a morning coffee, lose an hour in a good book or absorb the stars with a nightcap. A nearby drying room is ideal for rejuvenating battle-hardened clothes and footwear. The awe-inspiring Eden Valley is brimming with historic market towns including Penrith and Appleby-in-Westmorland (within 8 miles), both of which offer a fantastic flavour of the area’s culture and history. The twins are also key milestones on the Lakes and Dales Loop, a must for experienced cyclists. The northern edge of the Lake District National Park, home to Ullswater Haweswater, is just 6 miles from the cottage.
Weekly prices from £739.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Swansea (83479)
Swansea, Pembrokeshire and the South
4 2 1 Yes
Enjoy the beauty of the Gower Peninsula and the bright lights of the city of Swansea from this welcoming cottage in Pontarddulais. Sleeping four guests, and welcoming canine companions with open paws, the two-bedroom retreat sits in attractive gardens, 9.5 miles from Swansea and 7.5 miles from the Gower, with its spectacular beaches and picturesque coastal walks. It is also 8 miles from the Llanelli Wetland Centre, where you can see flamingos and other wildlife. Step inside to find yourselves in an airy, open-plan lounge/diner, where you can put your feet up after exploring this scenic corner of South Wales. Find a film on the Smart TV or set up the Xbox in here. Gather round the table for holiday feasts or play a hand or two of cards after dinner. Prepare delicious meals in the kitchen, which is equipped with everything you might need to help you in your endeavours. Also downstairs is a family shower room. Both bedrooms are up on the first floor of the cottage. These include a double and a twin, each with its own TV so you can start the day slowly and appreciate being out of the hustle and bustle of normal life for a time. Take the children and any four-legged friends out to play in the garden when the sun is shining. Cook dinner in the fresh air on pleasant evenings and sit out under the stars on summer evenings. Head into Swansea to engage in a little retail therapy, dine out in a choice of restaurants or take the children to the cinema or theatre. There is also a tropical zoo and water park here. Have a day out to Mumbles, 13 miles away, where you can walk along the pier, see the castle and potter in the independent shops.
Weekly prices from £532.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Mundesley (83314)
Norwich, East Anglia
4 2 1 Yes
Set in a picturesque and friendly seaside village, this light, snug and welcoming holiday cottage is ideal for a small family enjoying a well-earned break, or for two couples in search of a relaxing escape. Offering cosy accommodation for four guests, the cottage is less than a mile from the golden sands of Mundesley Beach and is a perfect retreat for walkers, nature lovers and cyclists exploring the quaint towns, beautiful coastline and spellbinding countryside of north-eastern Norfolk. Entering this bright and cosy cottage, the hall leads you through to the snug and relaxing lounge. An ideal space to unwind in at the end of a great day out, the lounge has plenty of comfortable seating and a Smart TV, perfect for snuggling up and enjoying a favourite movie. You can prepare and share a delicious family meal in the fresh and fully equipped kitchen/diner. Stairs lead up to the two light and refreshing bedrooms on the first floor: a cosy twin room and the charming master bedroom with a double bed. This floor also features a stylish family bathroom. Outside, the back garden has a patio with outdoor furniture, providing an ideal spot to enjoy a glass or two of wine on a warm summer’s evening. The pretty seaside village of Mundesley has a beautiful beach with shallow rock pools, colourful beach huts along the promenade and a great range of pubs, cafes and restaurants. Heading east along the coast, you can visit the Happisburgh Lighthouse (7.5 miles). To the west is the bustling resort of Cromer (9 miles) with its range of amusements and chances to sample the world-famous Cromer crabs. Heading inland you can explore the historic city of Norwich (20 miles) or visit Felbrigg Hall (8.5 miles), the Blickling Estate (12.5 miles) and BeWILDerwood (15 miles).
Weekly prices from £443.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Onich (83310)
Fort William, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
4 2 1 Yes
Enjoying a secluded location on the eastern shores of Loch Linnhe, this inviting holiday bungalow makes a wonderful getaway for families and couples. Offering ample accommodation for four guests, this picturesque bungalow features an outdoor hot tub and spellbinding views of the loch and the surrounding Munros. The property is ideally situated for eager walkers, climbers, mountain bikers and nature lovers discovering the area’s tranquil lochs, impressive glens and abundant wildlife. This stylish detached bungalow makes a wonderful holiday retreat. Featuring a colourful and spacious open-plan living area and a pair of cosy bedrooms, this tastefully decorated property provides a lovely, relaxing backdrop to your holiday. A step leads up onto the decked area surrounding the bungalow and into the property where you will find the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Featuring a Smart TV and plenty of seating, the lounge is a perfect space to curl up in the evening and watch a movie. You can rustle up a fantastic meal in the fully equipped kitchen, and there’s a charming dining area to gather around. There are also two cosy bedrooms – a double and a twin, along with a family bathroom. Stepping outside, the decked area features a soothing hot tub, perfect for relaxing in after a great day exploring this unforgettable part of the Highlands. There’s also a choice of outdoor furniture so you can enjoy a spot of al fresco dining. The garden has a large lawn with a private path leading down to the edge of the loch, offering stunning views over Loch Linnhe and towards Glencoe and the Isle of Mull. Private off-road parking is available for three cars, and there’s also a secure shed for storing bikes, skis and other outdoor equipment.
Weekly prices from £1,785.00