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3 Bedroom Bed in Satterthwaite (SZ445)
Ulverston, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 1 Yes
Located on the edge of the peaceful rural hamlet of Satterthwaite, this property backs onto Grizedale Forest. A tranquil haven in the heart of the Lake District, this 800-acre ancient woodland boasts fantastic footpaths, cycle paths, interesting sculptures and a Go Ape centre. Just 6 miles away, the pretty, traffic-free village of Hawkshead is home to a charming selection of independent cafes and shops. No trip to this area is complete without a visit to Hill Top, the former home of Beatrix Potter, 5 miles away, or of course Lake Windermere, the largest natural lake in England, 6 miles away and Coniston 10 miles away. Inside, this period property has been tastefully modernised to provide fresh, light and airy ground floor open plan accommodation featuring exposed beams, wooden floors and elegant decor with a comfortable country feel throughout. The kitchen is fitted with an electric Belling range oven with induction hob, microwave, Ninja Air Fryer, Nespresso coffee machine and milk frother, dishwasher, and fridge. Once prepared, gather around the dining table to catch up on the day’s events before choosing between one of the two Harris Tweed sofas to relax on in front of the wood burner and TV or play one of the many board games provided. Upstairs are three beautiful bedrooms, the master with its metal-framed double bed and window seat, a twin also with a delightful window seat and a single bedroom with a woodland feel that’s perfect for a child. The bedrooms share a stylish family bathroom with shower over the bath. Outside, accessed via steps on the other side of the barn, the mature garden offers plenty of areas to relax and enjoy the sunshine, from the patio with its table and chairs to the large lawn surrounded by flower beds. The garden leads down to the Force Beck, a magical spot for picnics and paddles. There is also an external barn which has been refurbished and used as a heated "Bootility Room" with a utility area consisting of a fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer and an area used as a boot room with a sofa, shoe, boot and coat racks for storing and drying all your outdoor clothing. There is parking for one car to the front of the cottage.
Weekly prices from £564.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Threlkeld (SZ217)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 2 Yes
This fantastic converted barn offers welcoming accommodation for five people. It is surrounded by magnificent views - sure to inspire you to get out and explore this beautiful area. Walk straight from the door onto mighty Blencathra. Lace up your walking boots and tackle this popular fell, there are plenty of routes to choose from including the scramble up Sharp Edge for experienced hill walkers. If a lower level walks are more your thing, there are plenty of footpaths that criscross the village. Why not head for the Threlkeld to Keswick Railway Trail? Walk part of the route or the whole way to Keswick (there and back will be 10k), its a fantastic accessible walk - or cycle if you prefer to explore on two-wheels. Youll be in need of refreshments after all that exercise! Threlkeld has two pubs to choose from for hearty meals and real ales. Theres also a friendly village cafe for fresh coffee and yummy homemade cakes. The bustling market town of Keswick is just 4 miles away where youll find a great choice of outdoor and independent shops, as well as a supermarket. Often considered the adventure capital of the North Lakes, why not sign up for an activity with one of the local adventure companies? Try your hand at ghyll scrambling, canyoning or tackle the Via Ferrata at Honister Slate Mine. For an evening out, take in a film at the family owned Alhambra cinema or a performance at the renowned and aptly named Theatre by the Lake. Step inside and youre sure to feel right at home. The open-plan living/dining/kitchen area is an inviting, sociable space - ideal for a holiday. The kitchen is well-equipped with an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, handy microwave and useful dishwasher, as well as the all important toaster and kettle. There is plenty of storage space and a great selection of crockery, the cooks in the group are sure to love whipping up a feast in here. Gather round the dining table and compare notes on the days adventures over a delicious home cooked meal, before moving to the living area. Relax on the sofas in front of the cosy wood burner, perfect for relaxing evenings in in front of the fire. For entertainment theres a Freeview TV. Also on the ground floor, though up a step up from the living area, is a useful utility room with washing machine and handy extra WC. Up the stairs on the first floor youll find the three bedrooms and two bathrooms. First up is the lovely master bedroom which has its own fabulous en-suite shower room, with WC and modern shower. As well as a handy wardrobe and chest of drawers for storage, the double bed is perfectly positioned to make the most of the stunning views on offer. Bring your morning cuppa back to bed and indulge in a long lie in, you are on holiday after all! The second bedroom is also a double and last but by no means least is the cosy single room. As well as the WC, the modern family bathroom has a fantastic walk-in shower and separate bath, meaning you can enjoy a long soak in the tub or reinvigorate muscles tired from walking in the shower. To the side of the cottage is a lovely garden area. With mighty Blencathra as your backdrop, its a lovely spot for your morning cuppa.
Weekly prices from £573.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Borrowdale (SZ234)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 1 Yes
This spacious and welcoming cottage is perfect for a family or group of friends looking to enjoy a holiday in the Lake District National Park. The quaint little village of Seatoller lies at the southern end of Borrowdale, taking you into the heart of the mountains and offering a quiet haven in the Cumbrian Fells. This lush green valley is a tapestry of grassy fields, dry-stone walls and rolling hilltops, with a dramatic backdrop of high mountain peaks all around. If you are looking to enjoy the best of Cumbrias natural environment, you have come to the right place! The whole area is a paradise for walkers and there is something to suit every level of ability. You can walk to the summit of Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in England, or can enjoy an endless array of low-level walks in the area. For more relaxed days, there are lots of fantastic picnic spots and the beautiful fairy glen waterfalls in the Langstrath Valley that are perfect for a refreshing swim on a sunny day! If you want to enjoy a bit of culture, the bustling market town of Keswick is only 8 miles away and has lots on offer, there is a very reliable bus service which pretty much takes you door to door! The cottage itself is wonderfully welcoming and has been freshly decorated throughout. The highlight has to be its idyllic location, sat at the end of a little row of white cottages next to its namesake, a beautiful mountain stream that cascades down from the top of Honister Pass. The charm of the surrounding area can be enjoyed from every room, each having a slightly different view. If you decide to head out in the evenings, there are lots of wonderful local pubs dotted all along the Borrowdale Valley, including a bar just 1.5 miles walk away. You can also opt to drive into Keswick, which offers food from all around the world and has a lovely little cinema, as well as a brilliant theatre. You wont be short of things to do! As you walk into the cottage, you enter into a small entrance way, with handy hooks to hang your coats on the back of the door. Immediately in front of you is the bathroom and the kitchen is to the left, leading through to the living room. The refurbished cottage is bright and welcoming throughout. The ground-floor bathroom has a shower over the bath, WC, sink with mirror, and heated towel rail. Across the hall is the kitchen/diner, a lovely and bright space with a large sash window that looks up onto a grassy rock-terrace area at the back of the cottage. Decorated in a country cottage style, its well-equipped with a microwave, oven with electric hob, washing machine, Welsh dresser, and a dining table seating five. Its the perfect place for sociable food prep before you all sit down together to enjoy a tasty meal! There is also a medium-sized fridge/freezer in a small pantry area within the kitchen. From the kitchen, you walk through to a cosy living room, which has beautiful views of the gill and the mountain tops of Bessy Boot and Glaramara. The living room has a double sofa, two armchairs, open fire under a wonderful stone chimney breast, slate bookshelves with a selection of books, and a small smart TV. There is a set of three tables, for enjoying a cuppa, and a footstool next to the sofa. This is a lovely area in which to enjoy a bit of peace and quiet at the end of each days adventure. A wooden door separates the living room from the stairs, which offers a nice division between the downstairs area and the bedrooms upstairs. As you walk up the stairs, you enter into a very comfortable carpeted hallway, which is nice and spacious, with high ceilings and lots of light coming in through a Velux window. The first room you get to is the single room, which has a single bed, a bedside cabinet with lamp, a sink and a set of draws. The room has been tastefully decorated in relaxing floral greens and purples and the window looks across to the terraced area behind the house. There is a small WC next to this and then a twin bedroom. The twin room is a wonderfully bright and tranquil room with two single beds (each with a reading light), a set of draws, and a sink with mirror. Further along the corridor is a small cupboard with space for hanging shirts. The master bedroom is bright and spacious, with views out of the window that will catch your breath at first sight. Because the cottage sits uphill, you are elevated above the valley and have a sweeping outlook across fields of Herdwick sheep and up to the formidable mountain tops of the valley. The room is stylishly decorated in relaxing green hues and has a double bed with bedside drawers and a lamp on each side, a wooden chair, an armchair, a sink with mirror, chest of drawers, bookshelf of books, and a wardrobe (containing an iron and ironing board). You will find a hairdryer in the bedside drawer. Outside, a small lockable shed houses a tumble dryer and can also be used for storing bikes (there is space for either one adult bike or a couple of childrens bikes). Though there is no garden, the cottage sits on a natural terrace with the gill flowing past, so you can choose to sit on the grass next to the water on a sunny day!
Weekly prices from £511.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Borrowdale (SZ061)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 1 Yes
This property is enviably positioned just steps from the shores of beautiful Derwentwater. Dating from the 17th century, it now provides welcoming accommodation for up to five people and two lucky dogs. It offers, all on one level, a well equipped kitchen, separate dining room, and overlooking the lake, a living room with open fire, as well as three lovely bedrooms and a family bathroom. Outside is parking for two cars. Three gentle steps lead up to the lawned garden and stone flagged verandah. With stunning views immediately onto the lake and fells beyond, this property is certainly not one to be missed. Nestled in the Borrowdale Valley and with Derwentwater on your doorstep, you’re perfectly placed for spending a day at, in, or on the water. Sit and simply enjoy the ever-changing moods of the lake or use it as a base for walks of all levels. Pack a picnic and try the scenic 10-mile walk around the lake, wild swim, hire a rowing boat or enjoy a trip around the lake or into Keswick on one of the popular launches. Head south from the cottage into the heart of the Borrowdale Valley, one of the most beautiful parts of the Lakes. There are fantastic walking opportunities for all abilities whether you prefer a day on the fell tops or a lower level ramble; serious hikers can tackle Scafell Pike, Englands highest mountain, or why not seek out the beautiful Surprise View, with its dreaming views of Derwent Water. The town of Keswick, with its regular markets, is just 2.5 miles away and is easily accessible by car or on foot along the shores of the lake. Theres a handy bus stop outside the cottage too. Indulge in some retail therapy, or treat yourselves to an evening out and take in a film at the local cinema or a show at the renowned Theatre by the Lake. Families will love walking through the town’s cobbled streets, or head to the Lake District Wildlife Park at nearby Bassenthwaite for a fun day out. Whatever you decide to do during your stay, this property will be a welcome home-away-from-home retreat. With wonderful lake and fell views, an open coal fire and charming original features from the red sandstone windows and original shutters to enormously thick stone walls, this property is sure to delight. The living room has a fantastic open coal fire, perfect for relaxing evenings, and beautiful arched windows with extensive views of the lake and fells. The TV has limited reception due to the remote and mountainous location, so why not embrace a break from technology and catch up with a good book? The kitchen has all the essentials for a self-catering holiday including an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and washing machine; a useful store room also contains a Swedish drying cabinet thats ideal for drying either laundry or wet coats and boots after a day’s walking. The separate dining room is the perfect place for comparing notes on the days events over a delicious home-cooked meal. Or spread out your maps and guidebooks on the farmhouse-style table and plan tomorrows adventures. There are also three lovely bedrooms. The first, a double room, is off the sitting room. Its a lovely bright room thanks to the large dual aspect windows, making it the perfect place to indulge in a long lie in with your morning tea - you are on holiday after all! Next up is the delightful twin room. The two single beds are arranged in an L-shape and theres a handy chest of drawers. Last but by no means least, we have the single bedroom; a lovely cosy room which also has a useful wardrobe and chest of drawers with a dressing table-style mirror. Both the twin bedroom and single room are off the dining room and have those wonderful views of the lake, on a clear day glistening in the sun, to really help you relax and unwind. The family bathroom has a WC, wash basin and shower. The property also has parking for two cars beside the cottage and a lovely garden. Theres a charming feature verandah with wooden benches. Sit out here and take in those stunning lake views; equally suited to morning coffee or to a drink as the sun goes down. As well as the verandah, there are also lawns to the side and rear of the cottage.
Weekly prices from £803.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Corfe Castle (86239)
Wareham, Dorset and Somerset
5 3 1 Yes
Occupying an idyllic spot on the outskirts of the historic village of Corfe Castle, this peaceful single-level cottage makes a lovely holiday retreat for up to five guests. Charmingly furnished and enjoying picturesque views, the property is a relaxing hideaway for families and couples making the most of a beautiful part of Dorset. Tastefully decorated throughout, this cheerful property makes a fabulous base for walkers and nature lovers exploring the Isle of Purbeck and the Jurassic Coast. A sloping path leads up and into this friendly cottage where you will find a light-filled open-plan lounge/diner. A sociable space with plenty of seating and a Smart TV, the lounge is ideal for gathering to watch a movie or chat about the day’s exploits. Set by the window, the dining table is perfect for sharing your favourite meals which you can rustle up in the sleek, fully equipped kitchen. Exploring the property further, there are three bright and refreshing bedrooms to choose between: a pretty single, a charming double and a spacious king-size room, along with an invigorating family bathroom. Stepping outside, the pretty garden features plenty of established shrubs surrounding the lawn, as well as a patio with a BBQ and outdoor furniture with table, providing a delightful spot for a morning coffee as you get ready for the day ahead. As well as the remains of the castle itself, the popular village of Corfe Castle has a choice of friendly places to eat and drink and is home to a beautiful common and a fantastic model village. A steam railway will take you over to the bustling seaside resort of Swanage (5.5 miles) which is known for its Victorian promenade, traditional amusements and sandy beach. Also nearby are The Tank Museum, Monkey World and Durlston Country Park (all within 11 miles).
Weekly prices from £790.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Appleby (86428)
Appleby-in-westmorland, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 1 Yes
This spacious holiday home sits within a quaint Yorkshire village, just 3 miles from the bustling market town of Appleby. The property sleeps five guests, making it perfect for families and groups of friends, and has large social spaces for spending quality time together. You’ll be nestled between the Pennines, Lake District, and Yorkshire Dales, making this the ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts. The long-distance Pennine Way passes nearby, as does the Sea to Sea Cycle Route. The end-terrace stone cottage is warm and inviting, with beautiful exposed beams and woodwork and a collection of cosy soft furnishings and homely touches. The inviting lounge is a lovely place to relax after a day of exploring, with plush sofas to sink into, a wood burner-effect electric fire, and a TV/DVD for enjoying movie nights together. From here, move through to the large, country-style kitchen/diner, where you’ll find everything you need for a self-catering holiday and a dining table to seat everyone. Upstairs, discover three inviting bedrooms and a family bathroom. There is a leafy, enclosed garden to the front of the cottage, where you can sit in the sunshine with a glass of wine or your favourite book. Appleby is an ancient market town, with pretty streets and historic buildings to explore. The town has a great range of independent shops selling local goods and produce, as well as a fantastic array of pubs and restaurants. From the town, enjoy picturesque strolls along the banks of the River Eden. Further afield, spend a day amongst the breathtaking landscape of the Lake District National Park, riding on the iconic Ullswater steamers or taking on the dizzying heights of Blencathra or Helvellyn (all within 30 miles).
Weekly prices from £561.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Threlkeld (86613)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 1 Yes
A lovely cottage in glorious surroundings, this charming hideaway offers peaceful holiday accommodation for up to five guests discovering the Lake District. Set on the outskirts of the picturesque Lakeland village of Threlkeld, the cottage makes a fantastic retreat for families and couples seeking a relaxing getaway. Close to the lively market town of Keswick, this traditional cottage has plenty of welcoming features including exposed beams and a wood burner. Ideally situated for visiting all the northern lakes, this pretty cottage offers stunning views of the surrounding fells. A delightful hallway leads through to the snug and inviting lounge. With plenty of seating and a crackling wood burner in a stone fireplace, the lounge is perfect for curling up with a good book or a favourite movie on the Smart TV. Featuring an array of useful equipment, you can rustle up and enjoy all your favourite meals in the light and airy kitchen/diner. Upstairs, you will have a choice of three delightful bedrooms decorated in delicate pastel shades, all with lovely views: a king-size room, a double and a single, along with an invigorating family bathroom. Outside, a shared garden has a choice of outdoor furniture providing a charming spot for dining alfresco and taking in some breathtaking views. Sitting at the foot of Blencathra, the beautiful village of Threlkeld makes a great base for walkers and climbers and is home to a golf club and the Threlkeld Quarry and Mining Museum. Nearby Keswick (4.5 miles) is popular with water sports fans and has a host of attractions including Keswick Adventure Centre, Derwent Pencil Museum and the Theatre by the Lake at the head of Derwentwater. Also nearby are the Lakes Distillery, Lake District Wildlife Centre and Mirehouse and Gardens on the shores of Bassenthwaite Lake (all within 13 miles).
Weekly prices from £546.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Beadnell (86632)
Chathill, Northumbria
5 3 1 Yes
Admire the sea from the comfort of your very own holiday home when staying here, a fantastic three-bedroom property for five plus one dog, that’s well suited to your next coastal getaway. Stay close to home and appreciate the offerings of Beadnell, whether it be a daytime spent windsurfing or sunbathing on Beadnell Bay beach or an evening enjoyed in a nearby bistro or the cosy village pub. Alternatively, stay tucked up at home and find an abundance of treats for staying entertained and ever-comfortable. Spend a pleasant evening in front of the fire or venture up to the second floor to admire seascapes from the fantastic observatory-style snug. Boasting an eclectic style throughout, its clear to see that this characterful converted fishermans cottage has been updated to the highest of standards by its doting owners. The ground floor presents a homely lounge/diner with comfortable seating, a wood burner and a Smart TV for finding media thatll suit the entire family. The adjacent kitchen is a generous space where meals can be lovingly prepared for dining in or eating alfresco in the garden. Venture up one flight of stairs to find three bedrooms, a master king-size, a peaceful twin and a snug single, all of which have been decked out with comfortable furnishings and fresh, clean bedding to offer an unrivalled sleep. Pack up a picnic for a day at the beach, heading to Beadnell Bay beach within 0.5 miles. From here, you can wander into the village itself for local amenities (1 mile) or treat the family to an ice cream in sunny weather! Follow the Beadnell Bay sand dunes and along Long Nanny Bridge (1.5 miles) to reach the Beadnell Bay Bird Sanctuary (2 miles), a place for spotting nesting terns and other fascinating seabirds.
Weekly prices from £649.00
2 Bedroom Bed in St Day (86899)
Redruth, Cornwall
5 2 2 Yes
Book a peaceful family trip to this delightful barn conversion near Poldice Valley in Cornwall, surrounded by wonderful walking and cycling trails that’ll soon recharge your batteries. It’s in the sweet village of St Day with a pub and shop within 350m and a plethora of options nearby, from scenic coastal towns like Portreath (6 miles) to bustling towns like Truro (7.5 miles) and Falmouth (10 miles). The property is exquisitely decorated and sleeps five guests in its two bedrooms, with two dogs welcome to join you for the trip. This glorious rustic accommodation has been renovated to a very high standard and retains some of its original features such as vaulted ceilings and exposed stonework. After busy days out exploring, sink into the inviting sofa and savour the crackling warmth of the open fire. For entertainment, either switch on the Smart TV or while away a few hours competing on the mini football table or just reading a book. Cook up a storm in the open-plan kitchen/diner and sit down to leisurely meals together and when it’s time to retire, have a soak in the roll-top bath before turning in. Outside there’s a charming terrace with seating for al fresco breakfasts. A pathway leads to a glorious meadow and woodland walk your pets will love, and a clearing with a fire pit to create special memories with your loved ones. When it’s time to venture out, head north to Porthtowan (6.5 miles) where a glorious sandy beach awaits, and you can join the South West Coast Path for magical walks your pets will adore. Culture vultures will surely make a beeline for the National Trust site at Trelissick Garden (7.5 miles), with a parkland, woodland, shoreline and beach to explore, while the Kennall Vale Nature Reserve (5 miles) is excellent for walking the dog. The Flambards Theme Park (13.5 miles) is bound to be a hit with any children in your party.
Weekly prices from £655.00