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The market town of Keswick is situated between Skiddaw and Derwentwater. The Mountain festival which is held annually, usually in May or June, holds three days of world class sports, lots of outdoor activities, talks, films and live music events which take place beside the lake.…
Within walking distance of the unique horseshoe shaped bay and beach for the boats, rock pooling and picnics in the sand dunes. Experience water sports from kite and windsurfing to sailing and bodyboarding. Beadnell Bay is famous for being the only west facing harbour on the…
Set in the picturesque village of Kirkby Malzeard with its stone cottages, handsome church and village pub, this lovely property is perfect for discovering the glorious countryside of the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There are miles of walks and bike trails to…
One of the lesser known lakes in the region, Esthwaite Water is no less beautiful and was, in fact, Beatrix Potter s favourite lake in the region. Visitors can enjoy scenic walks around the edge of the lake, try their luck at fishing or even take a specialist osprey safari boat…
Located in the pretty village of Shap, this traditional cottage is the perfect location to enjoy a holiday exploring the national parks. Shap is a vibrant yet rural spot and has a couple of pubs and a shop, making it easy for you to pick up essentials or walk to and from an…
Close to the national park and less than 2 miles from the popular town of Rothbury, the calm and friendly village of Thropton offers views of heather clad hills and the best of both worlds, being close to the coast too. With two pubs serving food and a well stocked village…
Located just a short walk from Cockermouth s main high street, you will find a selection of local independent shops and restaurants close by. Wordsworth House and Gardens are just a five minute walk away, take a walk along the River Derwent or visit the Jennings Brewery in the…
The attractive village of Great Ayton lies on the edge of the North York Moors National Park, at the foot of the Cleveland Hills. Great Ayton is famous for being the boyhood home of Captain Cook where you can now visit The Captain Cook Schoolroom Museum. The village consists of…
Scales is a tiny hamlet on the A66 which provides easy access to the wider area. Surrounded by quiet roads that are ideal for cycling and lots of walking routes to suit all abilities, this is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts on two and four legs. Threlkeld is 2 miles along the road…
Situated on the owner's farm in the village of Cowling, this beautiful property is tucked away in a private and peaceful location, yet close to local amenities. The market town of Skipton is only a short drive away, well known as The Gateway to the Dales. Walk the Pennine Way or…
This first floor apartment is located within a fine former Gentleman s residence. It enjoys an elevated position, providing stunning mountain views, with grounds that extend down to the edge of Esthwaite Water, surrounded by miles of scenic walks. Wander down to the lake, a…
Set in the stunning main building of Crosthwaite House, dating back to 1750, this property is in the beautiful Lake District National Park with stunning views across the Lyth Valley, that are a joy to behold, set between the shores of Lake Windermere and the historic town of…
In an area rich with green pastures, ancient woodland and meandering rivers, the Howardian Hills offer an abundance of walks in the wild. Stroll around the picturesque village of Crayke enjoying far reaching views over the vale of York from the Yorkshire Dales over to the…
The quaint village of Eskdale is a great base from which to explore the western reaches of the Lake District National Park. Home to no less than five pubs, one of which is just 0.5 miles away, and a handy village store, Eskdale is also an excellent starting point for many walks.…
One of a handful of tiny villages and hamlets in the area, Boltongate is ideally located for exploring both countryside and coastline. Browse the independent shops, cafes, pubs and bars of Cockermouth, before continuing south to Bassenthwaite for a lakeside picnic. Just north of…
Located on a quiet street just a short walk from Keswick's town centre, this holiday apartment promises the perfect base for exploring this area and beyond. Venture into the town to discover the fascinating Derwent Pencil Museum or the off beat tourist attractions of Puzzle…
A quick wander over the River Greta and its footbridge takes you to Fitz Park, a lovely spot to play with children and home to Keswick Museum and the swimming pool. Head out for a walk and summit the top of Latrigg, a small fell with panoramic views close to home (1.5 miles) or…
Located in Keswick, at the northern end of the Lake District National Park, this property is brimming with history, having served as a shop, a Boy Scout hut, and a Quaker meeting house in its former life. It now offers guests the opportunity to explore nearby beauty spots and…
Tucked between the villages of Lazonby (2.5 miles) and Langwathby (4.5 miles), enjoy your peaceful setting in the Eden Valley. Walk from your door to Lacy s Caves, where you will find five chambers carved into the sandstone cliffs less than half a mile from home. Continue on to…
The cottage is well placed for access to the sandy beaches at Embleton Bay, Low Newton by the Sea, and Beadnell Bay for picnics, rock pooling, and water sports. Walk to the village pub/restaurant after a day out exploring this beautiful area or sit and enjoy the sun in the…
Whether it's climbing in the Lake District or a quiet ramble in the Yorkshire Dales the North of England boasts some fabulous countryside and coasts, as well as historically fascinating places like York, Durham and Harrogate, and of course Hadrian's Wall. Stunning castles and great pubs too.