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3 Bedroom Bed in Braithwaite (SZ045)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 3 1 Yes
This is a fantastically situated cottage for five in the popular village of Braithwaite. Blessed with a large private garden and a host of amenities on the doorstep, it makes an ideal cottage for a family or friends to get together in this beautiful part of the world. The interior is bright, fresh and well equipped boasting three comfortable bedrooms with delightful fell views, a modern kitchen and a cosy living room with open fire. The gorgeous raised patio to the back over looking the long sloping lawn is the ideal place to enjoy an evening meal or morning cuppa while enjoying the peace and quiet. Braithwaite is a sought-after destination lying at the foot of the Newlands Valley, on the edge of Whinlatter Forest Park and close to the shores of Derwentwater and Bassenthwaite Lake. Added to this, its just a short hop to the northern Lake District gem that is Keswick. The cottage is perfectly situated for making the most of the fell walking in the area, indeed you can walk up Barrow, Causey Pike or Grisedale Pike straight from the cottage. There is also a wealth of easier strolling to be done. Not least a charming bridleway along Newlands Beck, perfect for picnic and paddling days. For the foodies among you a highly-acclaimed restaurant is just up the road. The village itself boasts three pubs and a restaurant serving good food and local real ales, it also has a much-loved shop which is a hub for village life. All of this within easy waking distance of the cottage. Whinlatter Forest is an absolute must for visitors with miles of cycling and walking tracks, an excellent cafe, imaginative play park and a Go-Ape high ropes course where you can test your balance and head for heights on a series of exhilarating obstacles high up in the forest canopy. If you would like to explore the wider area then Keswick lies just 2 miles away. Its a vibrant market town with independent shops, good pubs, restaurants and cafes. Keswick has its own art deco cinema and the award-winning Theatre by the Lake not to mention a huge choice of outdoor shops and adventure companies ready to take you out and test your wilder side! Why not explore picturesque Derwentwater either by stately launch or under your own steam in a kayak or rowing boat? To explore a quieter side of the lakes you could head over Newlands Pass to beautiful Buttermere and Crummock beyond. Tranquil and stunning, these crystal-clear lakes are a heaven for wild swimmers surrounded by yet more staggering mountain landscapes. Alternatively you could explore some of the rich history of the area in the forms of Mirehouse, a delightful stately home along the shores of Bassenthwaite with literary connections, or the more ancient and mysterious kind at Castlerigg Stone Circle nearby. Whatever you choose to do then this cottage makes an ideal base. This charming 1930s detached house has fresh light decor and modern furnishings, making it an ideal holiday base for a family or friends to make the most of this lovely area. On arrival at the property guests enter through the front door. Inside there is a shoe rack, coat hooks and plenty of under-stairs space for all the bits and bobs youre likely to accumulate on your Lake District days out. The living/dining room is to your left. It has lovely modern seating arranged around the gorgeous slate fireplace where guests can enjoy the warming logburner on chilly evenings. Theres a TV with DVD player, a dining table and chairs and plenty of books of local interest thoughtfully left by the owner. Through to the kitchen which has bright modern units, a breakfast table and a lovely outlook to the garden and fell tops. It is well equipped with slimline dishwasher, under-counter fridge (with small freezer compartment), washing machine, microwave, fan oven and ceramic hobs. The bathroom is also downstairs and features a high pressure shower. The fresh light colour scheme continues upstairs. Firstly to the master bedroom. This has a double bed, a wooden dresser and two built-in cupboards with shelf and hanging space. The views from here are superb, you can see the summits of Latrigg and mighty Skiddaw in the distance. The twin room shares this gorgeous outlook to the rear of the house and has a decorative fireplace and a chest of drawers for storage. The single room looks out to the front of the house and takes in the imposing peak of Grisedale Pike and the edge of Whinlatter Forest. Perfect to inspire you to get out and about with that view as you open your curtains in the morning. Moving outside there is a lovely garden to the rear. There are gates to both sides of the house so the garden is enclosed however there are some small gaps in the fencing so its not entirely escape-proof. It boasts a lovely long sloping lawn bordered by flower beds with mature trees, shrubs and hedges around. There are even some blackberries about if you are lucky enough to be visiting when they ripen. The raised patio which stretches out from the back door at the kitchen makes a wonderful spot for outdoor dining, especially for breakfast on a sunny morning.
Weekly prices from £577.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Glenridding (90874)
Penrith, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
Breathtaking views await from this fabulous Lake District cottages rear garden and upstairs bedrooms. Perched on the waymarked pathway that leads up Hellvelyn, just 0.5 miles from the lakeside village of Glenridding, you really are staying in the thick of it all when calling this country cottage your own. Be sure to pack your walking boots, not just for the endless hikes found all around you, but also for the hearty uphill trek that leads from the village pubs and up to your front door. The property itself accommodates four guests and as many dogs, an excellent abode for pet-loving families. There’s a real sense of welcoming in this mid-terrace cottage, complete with its wood burner and antique-style furnishings creating cosiness and character. Enter straight into the lounge with comfy sofas positioned around the fire and a dining set for sociable mealtimes. Said dinners are to be prepared in the kitchen next door, which is separated by a stable door and perfect for leaving pets to dry off after a walk. There’s also access to the garden from here, a sunny, enclosed space with furniture for outdoor dining. Move through the property and onto the first floor to find two bedrooms alongside a final family bathroom. Whilst a walk-up Hellvelyn is a must, there is a world of other pastimes available close by to fill the rest of your days. The fantastic Ullswater is less than 1 mile away, offering boat cruises, kayaking and sailing on its shores. Explore The Ullswater Way, a 20-mile circular route around the lake, making sure to stop off at the Aira Force Waterfall (4 miles) to take in this splendid sight. On the opposite side of the water, visit the extravagant Lowther Castle and Gardens one enjoyable afternoon (14 miles).
Weekly prices from £857.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Bamburgh (90879)
Bamburgh, Northumbria
4 2 2 Yes
A homely semi-detached property on the outskirts of Bamburgh, one of the most iconic villages anywhere in the 40-mile long Northumberland Coast AONB. Featuring a spacious lounge, open-plan kitchen/diner and a patio garden to the rear, this dog-friendly property is perfect for small families or two couples seeking a relaxing break near the sea. Located on a quiet road leading towards Bamburgh Castle, this two-storey property boasts bright and airy rooms peppered with contemporary and rustic colours and soft furnishings. Stepping through the hallway, the lounge is an inviting area no matter what the time of day or year, with comfortable seating easy to find. A set of glazed doors lead through to the open-plan kitchen diner, a real haven for foodies keen to experiment with local produce and host long, indulgent meals that warm the soul. The en-suite king-size bedroom and neighbouring twin bedroom both have ample storage space and sit across from a family bathroom. French doors in the kitchen/diner lead out onto the enclosed patio garden, a real sun trap perfect for morning coffees and alfresco dining. Bambrugh offers a wealth of activities to dog-owning families, from walks along its beach to mooches around its shops, bars and restaurants. Dogs are welcome to roam the grounds of the castle, one of many ancient sites that litter the Northumberland Coast AONB. There is even a golf course in the village. The coastal path from Bambrugh takes ardent walkers all the way to Seahouses (3 miles), a large village with a bustling harbour. Alnick, Dunstanburgh and Caster (all within 16 miles) are great options for a long day out farther away from the property, each one with fascinating culinary, historical and cultural stories to tell.
Weekly prices from £827.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Reedham (90882)
Norwich, East Anglia
4 2 2 Yes
Come home to comfort each day when staying in Cantley, a blissful village on the edge of the Norfolk Broads. Within easy reach of the coast, country and the enlivened city of Norwich, you’ll find that so many pastimes are on the cards throughout your stay here. The property itself is a delightful two-bed with four guests welcome, an ideal option for two couples holidaying together throughout a summer or winter stay. It’s also dog-friendly and benefits from a large, fully enclosed garden. Make use of the local staithe that’s free to use when staying here, launching your boat and exploring the waterways. Laid out in an upside-down configuration, this property benefits from an exceptional open-plan living space beneath vaulted, beamed ceilings on the first floor. Enter the property and head straight up here to find skylights and picture windows offering far-reaching views. The lounge space sits at one side of the room with comfy seating and a TV, whilst the kitchen/diner is conveniently placed just opposite. Back downstairs, two equal-sized king-size bedrooms each offer their own en-suite bathroom to ensure everyone can stay in comfort. And just outside, find the sprawling garden with a designated patio space for alfresco socialisation. Find so much beauty in the local area, exploring the waterways of The Broads and Norfolk’s vibrant coastline. Strumpshaw Fen, an RSPB nature reserve filled with varying wildlife and exciting birdlife is just 4.5 miles away along the River Yare. Close to here, you’ll also find the Strumpshaw Steam Museum (4 miles), a great option for a rainy day. The coast is just 14.5 miles away and Great Yarmouth presents a fantastic destination for a day at the seaside. It’s got a wide sandy beach, a small theme park and a traditional British pier, all to be enjoyed with delicious fish and chips by the water.
Weekly prices from £657.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Sheriff Hutton (90906)
York, Yorkshire Dales
4 2 1 Yes
Holiday in style at this beautifully designed cottage in Sheriff Hutton, a pretty village with a number of period homes, a friendly atmosphere, a lovely pub, all within 500 metres. You’ll be surrounded by picturesque countryside, inviting you to pull on your walking boots (or board your bike) for long walks and cycles through the Howardian Hills (2 miles). This gorgeous terraced home is perfect for families and couples looking for a restorative break in the Yorkshire countryside. The property, accessed via a few stone steps, has an elegant whitewashed facade giving a hint of the light-filled interior. The inside space is cosy and welcoming, with many original features still visible, such as wooden ceilings and a lovely exposed beam in the king-size bedroom. Its walls are painted in soothing colours which match perfectly with the soft furnishings and artwork for an elegant finish. In the welcoming lounge, a wood burner and a Smart TV promise comfort and entertainment after days spent adventuring. The kitchen/dining room is bathed in natural light from the patio doors and features quality wooden work surfaces along with views over the garden. Enjoy meals either at the circular table or, in good weather, in the enclosed courtyard. When it’s time to explore your surroundings, the stately home at Castle Howard (5.5 miles) is wonderful for an afternoon out, with its dazzling grandeur and formal gardens. Flamingo Land Resort amusement park (15 miles) will likely be a hit with children, or you can enjoy a leisurely round of golf at the course 11.5 miles away. For an urban day out, head into York where you can admire ancient city walls and cobbled streets, as well as a variety of independent shops and cafes.
Weekly prices from £610.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Carsington (90972)
Matlock, Peak District
4 2 1 Yes
Enjoy a fun-filled family escape set within 400 acres of pristine farmland in the heart of the Peak District. Make friends with the farm’s alpacas, soak in the sumptuous hot tub and enjoy the rustic charm of this stone-built retreat. Enter the covered entrance porch, kick off your muddy boots and enter this welcoming home. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is the sociable hub of the home with charming original features including wooden beams overhead and exposed stone walls. Abundant comfortable seating beckons you to unwind, and a captivating feature window highlights the propertys long history. There’s also a utility room for your convenience. Upstairs you’ll find two bedrooms, one boasting a king-sized bed and a sofa bed, accommodating up to three guests. This spacious room offers a serene ambience with walls adorned with dragonfly motifs. The second bedroom has two generously sized single beds, and the family shower room completes this floor. Outside, a courtyard with rattan furniture invites you to bask in the tranquillity of the surroundings. A bubbling hot tub beckons, ready to soothe weary muscles after a day of exploration. For the young and young-at-heart, a trampoline and slide provide playful diversions. Engage in the fun-filled activities that the farm offers, from tending to newborn lambs and playful calves to mingling with alpacas, hens, ducks, geese, and a menagerie of feline and canine companions. The farm also boasts a restaurant, playground, shops, bird hides, tractor rides and an extensive network of footpaths and bridleways. Venture on the footpath leading to Carsington Water, where waterside strolls and activities such as windsurfing, canoeing, and fishing await. Should you prefer solid ground, try the exhilarating 8-mile mountain bike course. Take a jaunt to the local pub in Brassington (1.5 miles), accessible on foot through the picturesque farmland, or explore the charming towns and villages of Cromford, Matlock Bath, Bakewell, and Buxton, all within 20 miles of home.
Weekly prices from £776.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Bakewell (91038)
Bakewell, Peak District
4 2 2 Yes
Nestled in the heart of Bakewell, this enchanting cottage offers a beautifully styled retreat for couples, families, and friends seeking to explore historic Bakewell and the stunning Peak District National Park. Enjoy many wonderful original features, a cosy living room with a crackling wood burner and your own private courtyard garden at this warm and inviting home. Step into the cottages characterful hallway, complete with exquisite oak flooring, and make your way to the inviting lounge. Sink into the embrace of the Chesterfield sofa, catch up with your favourite shows on the Smart TV, and with the opening of patio doors, transition seamlessly to the courtyard garden. On cooler nights, kindle the wood burner for evenings of cosy catch-ups, and the open-plan kitchen/diner is a sociable setting for memorable meal times. Climb the stairs to discover two bedrooms, each boasting its own en-suite, one with a gorgeous roll-top bath in which to relax and unwind. Outside, the enclosed courtyard offers a private oasis with seating for al fresco dining. 100 metres from home lies Bakewells bustling centre, where an array of shops, charming cafes, inviting pubs, and delectable restaurants await your exploration. The renowned Chatsworth House (5 miles) beckons with its rich heritage, water features, sculptures, captivating Victorian rock garden and maze. Alternatively, venture into geological wonder in Castleton (8.5 miles), known for its intricate caverns and immersive cave tours. The picturesque Monsal Trail unfolds an 8.5-mile tapestry of scenic walking and cycling along the historic Midland Railway line, 3.5 miles from home.
Weekly prices from £634.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Tenby (91092)
Tenby, Mid Wales
4 2 2 Yes
Set in the heart of Tenby, this contemporary ground-floor apartment is located just a few yards from Tenbys glorious South Beach and offers picturesque views, whatever the weather! At the end of the day, return home to this light and bright bolthole with your family of four and unwind with a tipple in the courtyard garden. Lovingly presented with soft blues and neutral hues throughout, this getaway provides delightful open-plan living to make the most of your invaluable quality time spent together. Rest and recuperate on the sofa while your head chef cooks up a feast in the whitewashed, well-equipped kitchen. In front of the window is a dining table that seats four, so you can enjoy the sunshine while playing cards or diving into delicious desserts. Say goodnight to the group and make your way to either the double bedroom with an en-suite shower room or the split-level bunk bedroom, which is ideal for little ones. Both bedrooms are decorated with a laid-back, fresh design, helping you to always embrace your seaside surroundings. Drink your morning tea to the soundtrack of the sea, or tuck into breakfast alfresco-style in your own private courtyard, dotted with trees and plenty of seating for the whole party. Pack buckets, spades and sandwiches and stroll down to the shores of Tenby South Beach for a leisurely day of sunbathing and sandcastle building. There are also three other beaches within 5 miles to choose from should you fancy shaking things up a bit. Wander along the harbour to uncover a number of cafes, restaurants and bars, or you could even hop aboard the boat to Caldey Island, where you can discover its rich religious traditions and fascinating history.
Weekly prices from £613.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Bassenthwaite (91212)
Cockermouth, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 2 Yes
Enjoying a tranquil position in the lakeside hamlet of Dubwath, this cosy cottage makes a relaxing getaway for couples looking for a romantic retreat or for smaller families seeking a peaceful base for exploring the northern reaches of the Lake District. Providing fresh, spacious accommodation for up to eight guests, the property lies just 300 metres from the shores of Bassenthwaite Lake. This delightful hideaway has been stylishly furnished and decorated to make an ideal holiday home for walkers, water sports fans, nature spotters and hikers. This cheerful retreat features a spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner perfect for relaxing in after a memorable day exploring the Lake District. The lounge has comfortable seating so you can snuggle up with a good book or favourite movie in the evening. There’s a charming dining area ideal for sharing family feasts which you can rustle up in the fully equipped kitchen in the corner. Upstairs there are two light, stylish bedrooms, each with timber beams, a TV and an en-suite shower room: there’s a lovely double room and a cosy super-king-size room with a skylight set in the low sloping ceiling. Outside, the pretty, enclosed courtyard has a cheery patio with garden furniture and makes a great space for a morning coffee or a glass of wine in the evening. The cottage is a wonderful base for water sports and nature watching, with both Dubwath Silver Meadows Nature Reserve and Bassenthwaite Lake Station within half a mile. To the north of Bassenthwaite Lake you can visit The Lakes Distillery (1 mile) and Lake District Wildlife Park (2 miles). Experienced climbers can attempt Skiddaw (8 miles), with Whinlatter Forest (8 miles) and Mirehouse and Gardens (5.5 miles) to the south, within easy reach of the bustling town of Keswick at the head of Derwentwater (8 miles).
Weekly prices from £687.00