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Set within a truly enviable location within the former smuggling gateway village, you will benefit from a number of charming eateries, traditional British pubs and independent shops in addition to a wonderful sandy beach within walking distance. As one of Yorkshire's most…
Situated in Warcop, between the market towns of Appleby and Kirkby Stephen in the Eden Valley, this delightful barn conversion has been imaginatively designed to provide a charming holiday home in a tranquil village setting. The Eden Valley Railway is right on your doorstep and…
This quaint, traditional cottage dating back to the mid 19th century boasts an elevated position set back from the main road with delightful views over the valley. Across from the cottage you can enjoy quiet walks along the canal into the centre of the market town of Todmorden…
Just a short walk to an abundance of amenities, this wonderful apartment provides the perfect base from which to explore this delightful spa town. Harrogate is famed for its splendid architecture and immaculate gardens and there is much to see and do here. Browse the wealth of…
This contemporary, newly renovated cottage has been lovingly transformed by the owner to offer stylish accommodation. Set in a courtyard of private properties this is the perfect spot to explore fun filled coastal towns such as Bridlington, Filey and Scarborough or enjoy…
Sleeping four guests in comfort, this chocolate box cottage is located within the peaceful village of Portinscale 2 miles from the hustle and bustle of Keswick. Despite being a quintessential setting, the village boasts a cafe, pub and hotel as well as easy access to footpaths…
The market town of Keswick is a popular spot for visitors to the Lake District. It has a wide range of shops, pubs, restaurants and bars, and also boasts a number of tourist attractions such as museums, climbing walls and crazy golf courses. Travel less than 1 mile down the road…
Staveley, a lively local village, is 7 miles away and home to the famous Hawkshead Brewery, while the bigger market town of Kendal, 6 miles, offers plenty to explore, including independent shops, the medieval castle ruins, Abbot Hall Art Gallery and the Quaker Tapestry. Follow…
This amazing property is ideally situated for making the most of everything on offer in this beautiful corner of the South Lakes. Take a ride through the rolling countryside on the Lakeside and Haverthwaite Steam Railway (1 mile), visit the popular Lakeland Motor Museum (0.5…
In the pretty market town of Keswick a great base to explore the Northern Lakes either on foot, by car, or by bus. Situated between Derwentwater (0.5 miles) and Bassenthwaite (3.5 miles), enjoy kayaking, canoeing, or exploring the magnificent fells on your doorstep. Latrigg is…
This unique cottage has been fully refurbished by the owner with lots of lovely, bespoke touches, and features ensuring a relaxing and memorable holiday. Located less than half a mile from the friendly shops, bars and restaurants of Rothbury, you can leave the car and walk into…
Designed from the book Small Architecture, this former coach house has been cleverly converted into a bijou retreat for two. Located at the edge of the Stray parkland where you can enjoy walks from the door, this small but perfectly formed building is situated just 0.5 miles…
This pretty village can be found resting on the edge of Teesdale, in County Durham. Within the small village, you will be delighted to find a couple of shops and dog friendly pubs. Within close reach to the village is the spectacular Raby Castle and scenic deer park, where you…
The village is well served with interesting places to eat and drink and a range of good food and gift shops. Stroll along the river taking in the beautiful countryside and spotting the local wildlife. For Dark Sky enthusiasts, walk to the Battlesteads Observatory for one of…
This cottage is located in a quiet residential area in the ever popular village of Hawkshead, where visitors will enjoy wandering the pretty streets and exploring the cobbled yards. The village is known for its connections to William Wordsworth and Beatrix Potter, and visitors…
Set within one of the most popular coastal locations in Yorkshire, this cosy cottage enjoys an elevated position which is found residing in a little street which winds its way down to the ocean in Robin Hood s Bay. Wainwright's famous coast to coast walk starts just a few yards…
Situated in picturesque countryside and farmland, this lovely cottage provides peace and tranquillity away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. With so many interesting places nearby, you will not be short of something to do. For those who enjoy history, the ancient, walled…
This delightful cottage is situated in a small mews in the heart of this traditional market town, popular for picturesque walks along the banks of the River Coquet, a scenic golf course, fabulous walking and cycling trails and being so close to the Simonside Hills, it is the…
Right in the centre of Keswick, this cosy cottage for two is just steps from the town s array of shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. Also boasting a museum, cinema, theatre and climbing wall, there is no shortage of things to do on rainy afternoons in this thriving market town.…
The pretty market town of Cockermouth, where the rivers Cocker and Derwent converge, is 7 miles away and well worth a visit. Spend a happy afternoon browsing the independent shops and antique centres. The popular town of Keswick, on the shores of Derwent Water, is only 16 miles…
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.