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3 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ395)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 1 Yes
The cosy family home enjoys a quiet location in the bustling town of Keswick. The area is a paradise for walkers, with the iconic fells of Scafell Pike, Skiddaw, and Blencathra all within 10 miles. The town itself is full of Lakeland charm, with cosy pubs, cute cafes, and independent restaurants. The cottage sleeps five guests and two canine companions, making it ideal for a family getaway or holiday with friends. After a day of adventure, return to the holiday home to snuggle by the open fire or dine alfresco in the pretty cottage garden. The Victorian cottage has a real home-away-from-home vibe, with adorable accessories and beautiful landscape paintings throughout. Come together for family mealtimes around the dining table by the warming open fire, before sinking into the comfortable sofas in the lounge to read a book or watch TV. Upstairs, discover the three inviting bedrooms, all of which have been decorated in calm tones. Choose from two doubles and a single. From the kitchen, a door leads to the outdoor area. The enclosed space is surrounded by a low stone wall and has a lovely array of mature shrubs and flowers, as well as an area for al fresco dining. On the edge of the town, you’ll find Derwentwater (0.5 miles). This majestic lake is the ideal place to fully unwind in beautiful surroundings. Take a stroll along the water’s edge to the viewpoint at Friar’s Crag, share a picnic on one of the pebble beaches, or hop on the Keswick Launch to peacefully glide across the water. If you’re looking for something slightly more high-octane, head to Whinlatter Forest Park (5 miles), where you’ll discover a plethora of mountain bike tracks, exhilarating walking trails, and a whole host of high ropes and zip wires at Go Ape.
Weekly prices from £609.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Portinscale (SZ142)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 2 Yes
This is a dog-friendly cottage on a private lane in Portinscale. The cottage sleeps five people in three bedrooms and benefits from lovely views to Derwentwater and to the Newlands Valley. The cottage has an interesting layout with bedrooms on the ground floor, split-level mezzanines and picture windows in the main living rooms to make the most of the view. The conservatory is off the sitting room boasts a beautiful view towards Catbells and a door opens into the garden which backs on to fields and farm land. The garden enjoys a peaceful aspect with beautiful views and features well established trees and several patio areas Portinscale is a small village on the edge of Derwentwater. There is a large marina where you can hire boats or launch your own. In the centre of the village is a delightful tearoom that transforms into a restaurant by night. There also is a good village pub that serves food, local ale and is dog friendly. Keswick is a short stroll away over a pleasant footpath with views to Skiddaw and Walla Crag. There are plenty of great walks straight from the door either down to the lake or into the Newlands Valley. The entrance is via the front door into a small hallway with coat hooks. An inner hallway leads to a single bedroom with inbuilt hanging space. There is a further twin bedroom on the ground floor with a zip-and-link bed that can be made into a super-king bed on request. There is a newly renovated bathroom with a large shower (shower seat available if required), WC, wash basin and electric towel rail. From the ground floor, there are five wooden steps up to large kitchen/diner with vaulted ceilings. There are large windows the length of one side of the room. These windows provide a beautiful outlook towards the lake and in the evening you can see the twinkling lights of Keswick. There is an Aga for cooking and heating hot water, dishwasher and a table with dining chairs. There is a door off the kitchen to a large utility room with a further sink, washing machine, microwave, separate dryer and fridge/freezer. At one end of the kitchen/diner there are wooden steps up to the sitting room. In the living room there is a large picture window that over looks the garden. In the living room there is a flatscreen TV with 32in screen, DVD player and Freesat recorder. An inset wood burner keeps the room cosy and warm with intitial supply of logs and comfortable seating. A door from the living room leads to the conservatory where there is a bench and seating. The conservatory boasts a superb view to Catbells. At the other end of the kitchen/diner there are further wooden steps that lead to a mezzanine area with a quiet seating area ideal for reading. A generous selection of books are provided. On this level there is a king-size bedroom and a bathroom with a bath and hand-held shower over, WC and wash basin and a Velux window. Outside is gravelled parking area for two to three cars. There is a path all the way round the house with three patios, a lawn and several well established trees to one side. There are fields to one side and views to Catbells. The garden is enclosed by a wire field fence. There is an outside tap and the owners can provide a hose on request for washing dogs. As well as panel heaters there is an air circulation unit into each room of the house that circulates the heat to maintain a comfortable temperature.
Weekly prices from £904.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ422)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 1 Yes
This welcoming holiday home in Underskiddaw is the absolute epitome of a traditional Lakeland home. Stone built, with a cosy welcoming interior, gorgeous flower filled garden and unbeatable fell and lake views. What a treat. Sleeping up to five people in three comfortable bedrooms and welcoming up to three dogs it offers wonderful access to the fells from the back garden, and an easy drive to lovely Keswick if you dont want to be too far away from amenities. Evidence of the owners family history is woven through the house and looking out one of the hydrangea framed windows at the stunning panorama you will be able to imagine yourself in a bygone era. The hamlet of Underskiddaw is well named and the property sits right at the base of the mighty Skiddaw massif. Why not take the winding path through the cottages own woodland onto Dodd Fell and then onward up to Skiddaws summit? What a walk to have available from the back door. The cottage also sits right next to The Calvert Trust where there is an excellent accessible pool which you can use by prior arrangement, you dont even have to get in the car. Its also just a stones throw from Mirehouse, a stately home with glorious gardens, multiple play areas and fascinating literary connections. Sitting above the road that runs between Keswick and Bassenthwaite, the property is ideally placed to make use of everything on offer in the area. Keswick is well known as the adventure capital of the Lakes but theres plenty more to enjoy there too. You could make use of the great range of cafes, pubs and restaurants; independent and outdoor shops; the regular market or take in a play or concert at the beautifully situated Theatre By The Lake. You could get out and about on Derwentwater either under your own steam or aboard one of the stately launches. Alternatively just spend your time being inspired by the gorgeous views of Bassenthwaite Lake, the surrounding fells and even the occasional osprey from your own lovely garden. With bags of character, delightful gardens and direct access through its own woodland onto the slopes of Skiddaw at the rear its a charming cottage for a family or small group to enjoy this wonderful area. It has a cosy traditional feel about it and the owners have left nods to the local heritage throughout giving it a warm and welcoming family feel. Guests access the cottage down a sloping gravel path from the driveway. Tearing yourselves away from the stunning view you enter the house via the smaller side door. Once inside the cottage, there is a handy downstairs WC set off a spacious utility area with plenty of room for coats and muddy boots. In here youll find the washing machine, tumble dryer and fridge/freezer. Through from here you reach the well-equipped kitchen. It has a built-in raised double oven, ceramic hobs, a microwave, slow cooker and slimline dishwasher, as well as all the crockery and cookware youll need for your stay. Aside from this it must surely have one of the best views from any kitchen sink in the world so you might find yourself keen to do the washing up by hand! Through from the kitchen is the cosy dining room. It was a wonderful traditional feel about it with wood panelling and a wood-burning stove for chilly evenings. Aside from the dining table this room also has a leather armchair and small television with Freeview in case you dont all agree what youd like to watch. There are books aplenty in here and hidden inside the panelled cupboards are boards games for entertainment. Beyond this is the welcoming living room, it has two deep comfy sofas, a leather armchair, an electric fire and a Smart TV. Like the rest of the house there are pictures and decorative items all around giving clues to the history of the area and the family that has owned it down through the years. Moving upstairs to the bedrooms you arrive first at the lovely single room. It make the perfect hideout for a little one as the owners have thoughtfully left vintage childrens books. Theres a dresser for storage and a view out to the woods at the back of the house which is ideal for spotting birdlife or the odd visiting squirrel. The next bedroom is a super-king. The beds are zip and link and can therefore be made up as twin beds if your party requires (please advise on booking if this is the case). The room has a wardrobe and dresser as well as a glorious view out to the lake, farmland and fells. Lastly we reach the gorgeous master bedroom. This also has a super-king bed (which can be made up as twins upon request), a wardrobe, dresser and two lovely windows taking in the mountain panorama of Grisedale Pike, Whinlatter and Barf among others. The family bathroom is also on the first floor, it has a space-saver bath and an over-bath electric shower and, like several of the other rooms, boasts that glorious view to the front. Moving outside, the gardens are an absolute treat. Positioned to make the most of virtually all the days light there is a large lawn, mature shrubs giving year-round colour and of course a profusion of wonderfully scented roses as the name of the cottage suggests. There is a stone terrace with a bench and a small dining table which makes quite the most delightful place for a morning cuppa or a sunset glass of wine. Beyond the gated area at the back there are paths into the woodland from which you can pick up the trail up Skiddaw via Dodd Fell without ever having to go on a road. The entrance to the driveway is also shared with The Calvert Trust which has a pool which can be used on prior arrangement. Please note that while the front garden is enclosed, children and animals should be supervised due to its proximity to the road.
Weekly prices from £722.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Keswick (SZ547)
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 1 Yes
If you are looking for a perfect base for a family or friends jaunt to Keswick then this characterful holiday home is the ideal spot. This cottage sleeps up to five guests in three comfy bedrooms and has a lovely enclosed garden and a lockable garage for bikes or boats. It is only a short 10 minute stroll into the centre of Keswick - a bustling and vibrant Lake District town with its art deco cinema, beautiful theatre and wealth of cafes, pubs, restaurants and shops. Keswick’s situation on glorious Derwentwater makes it a haven for those who love messing about in boats. Why not pack a picnic, hire a rowing boat and find a secluded beach to enjoy the staggering views? Not only that but the cottage also borders a fantastic network of paths and cycle ways which means you can quite literally walk out of the back door and in a few minutes be heading up Latrigg and mighty Skiddaw beyond. So whether you’d like to don your outdoor clobber and venture into the mountains, stroll into town to make the most of the local culture and atmosphere, dip your toes in stunning Derwentwater or just enjoy the peace and quiet of this lovely cottage the property is an ideal launch pad. On arrival at the house the front door leads into a hall with hanging space for coats and a shoe rack for those muddy boots youll no doubt get from your Lake District walks. From here you can enter the spacious open-plan living and dining area. This is a great space for relaxing in with two large comfy sofas around the granite fireplace with gas fire. The owners have thoughtfully provided a stereo as well as a selection of books, games and a Smart TV. Among the books youll find a set of beautifully illustrated Wainwrights guides to help you plan your outdoor time in the Lakes. The room has a lovely large dining table around which you can sit discuss your outings. It even has table mats illustrated with Wainwrights beautiful drawings and information on some of his favourite routes, perfect for inspiring you in your Lake District adventures. Its an ideal spot to sit in the mornings and look out of the glass door onto the enclosed garden which is visited by a wonderful array of birds. The adjoining kitchen is well equipped with everything you need during your break. It has a dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer and washer dryer. You might get caught up looking out of the kitchen window while washing up. In the winter time you can see through the trees to Latrigg Fell in summer you can enjoy the thoughtfully planned garden with its year round colour and its many flying visitors! Upstairs youll find the three bedrooms and bathroom. All have fresh, clean decor and ample storage with wardrobes and dressers. The master bedroom has a lovely wooden double bedstead and a view to the front of the house on to the cherry blossom tree in the front garden. The twin bedroom has zip-and-link beds so if you would like this room made up as a super king bed instead please advise us on booking (and at least two weeks before your arrival). This room looks out to the enclosed garden at the back of the house. The single room also has a view to the front of the house. The light bathroom has a full size bath with electric shower over the bath. The property boasts its own garage which makes ideal lockable storage for bikes if youd like to make the most of the staggering array of cycling on offer in the area. The front garden area is open with a seat for resting your weary legs whilst you remove your boots. The rear garden is accessed from the dining area and makes a wonderful quiet haven for outdoor dining with a table and six chairs on the patio area. The garden has been thoughtfully planned with mature flowering shrubs and almost year round colour making it a perfect spot for a sunny morning cuppa or a summer evening glass of wine enjoying the scents of all those wonderful flowers. This garden is enclosed which makes it ideal for small children and just beyond the gate lies the cyclway and footpath which was formerly the railway line. A mere few yards along this is the old station platform which harks back to days of steam engines drawing up and disgorging passengers for their Lake District holidays. Today its a handy shortcut to Keswicks own Leisure Pool where children will love its slide and wave machine and Fitz Park with its marvellous playground. Whether youre looking to enjoy all that the town has to offer or youd like to head straight out into the hills from your back door the property is perfectly placed to allow you to do it.
Weekly prices from £588.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Lamplugh (SZ331)
Workington, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 2 1 Yes
Welcome to this cosy end of terrace cottage for up to five people tucked down a country lane in peaceful Lamplugh. Boasting fresh decor and some beautiful traditional features including a wonderful wood burner it has two lovely bedrooms overlooking its garden and the fells beyond. Set on the western edge of the Lake District National Park the area around Lamplugh offers some gloriously unspoiled countryside as well as easy access to the coast. There is so much to explore within a few miles radius of the cottage from tranquil tarns and gentle river strolls to wonderfully picturesque lakes and mighty fells. The tranquil Ennerdale Valley, one of the Lake Districts wildest valleys is just a few miles away. Its remote location and wonderful walking opportunities make it the perfect place to escape to even in high season. Or why not visit Loweswater and Crummock Water in the opposite direction? Two stunning lakes with a wealth of walks both gentle and more challenging and the promise of a lovely meal at the pub located between the two. If youd like to explore local town life you could head to Cockermouth, less than 8 miles away. This charming Georgian town was the birthplace of William Wordsworth and you can still visit his childhood home. Alternatively you might enjoy its great choice of independent shops and eateries. Heading west you could visit Whitehaven, a Georgian maritime town with a colourful history involving rum, sugar and piracy. You could even bring your bicycle and follow the Coast to Coast cycle route from the cottage to get there. Whichever side of this lovely area you choose to explore, this cottage makes a charming and welcoming jumping off point. On arrival at the property you are greeted by the traditional stone floored dining room with a lovely heavy oak table and chairs and a decorative fireplace. The room makes a great place for planning your holiday adventures over leisurely dinners. To your right on entry is the cosy living room. Decorated with local prints and fresh light decor it benefits from two brown leather sofas on which to curl up around the beautiful wood burner. There is a Smart TV, as well as a choice of books in the dresser in the dining area. Beyond the dining room is the modern kitchen. It has a fan oven and electric hobs along with a fridge, microwave, caffetiere and sufficient crockery and utensils for your stay. Moving through the traditional latched stair door you head up the curved staircase to the first floor. You first reach the master bedroom. This is a lovely spacious room with a double bed, wooden floors and a gorgeous view over the garden and nearby fells. It has a beautiful full length mirror, a chest of drawers and hanging hooks on the back of the door. The triple room has a single bed and sturdy bunkbeds. Its a lovely characterful room with a decorative fireplace, a wardrobe, chest of drawers and that dreamy view over the neigbouring cottage to the fells beyond. This floor has a lovely large, light bathroom with an electric shower over the bath and a glorious deep bath for soaking away aching muscles following walks. Outside the front door you cross the access lane for the other houses on the terrace to Lund Cottages enclosed garden. Its a lovely space to enjoy the peace and quiet over an alfresco dinner or glass of wine.
Weekly prices from £540.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Litton (81231)
Buxton, Peak District
5 3 2 Yes
Immerse yourselves in rural life with a break in this impressive country cottage in the charming village of Litton, in the heart of the Peak District National Park. Bursting with traditional features, this beautifully renovated 17th-century home offers a truly unique place to stay. Located next to the village pub and close to the village shop, you won’t need to stray far, especially with all the walking and cycling routes on your doorstep. A traditional Derbyshire stone cottage, this property is as attractive on the outside as it is on the inside. It is packed with original features, such as exposed beams, inglenook fireplaces and stone door frames, which all add character and respect its heritage, but the light tones and stylish touches bring it into the 21st century. The lounge/diner is cosy and comfortable, whilst being bright and spacious, and there’s a wood burner to huddle around on colder evenings. An additional snug offers a little more solitude. The country kitchen is a good size and is well-equipped. Upstairs, there are three delightful bedrooms, a family bathroom and one en-suite shower room. Outside, a small courtyard is ideal for a morning coffee as you prepare for the exciting day ahead. Litton’s central location makes exploring the Peak District relatively easy. To the north, you have the rugged landscape of the Dark Peak, whereas to the south, there are the limestone plateaus of the White Peak, both offering excellent walking/cycling routes. You also have the beauty of Edale (12.5 miles) and Hope Valley (7.5 miles) to explore, or perhaps you’d prefer to head underground, in which case head to the show caves at Castleton (8.5 miles). The popular towns of Bakewell and Buxton are also within 8.5 miles, where you can enjoy their local ‘delicacies’ and soak up the towns’ history.
Weekly prices from £704.00
3 Bedroom Bed in South Cerney (81383)
Cirencester, Heart of England
5 3 2 Yes
Spring Lake is situated in the beautiful Cotswold Water Park, a great location that is ideal for guests wanting to enjoy a range of activities including windsurfing, kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing, fishing, water skiing, wakeboarding and inflatable rides. There’s a choice of spa facilities in the De Vere hotel and a great range of places to eat and drink. The delightful village of South Cerney is a pleasant walk away and offers a choice of pubs and restaurants. The popular market town of Cirencester is just a short drive and offers fantastic shops, pubs, restaurants, the Corinium Museum, the remains of a Roman Amphitheatre, the Abbey Grounds and Cirencester Park. Tetbury, Stow-on-the-Wold and Bath are within easy reach. This stylish lodge offers an open-plan ground floor that’s perfect for spending time together., The front door opens directly into the kitchen area, and there is a cupboard where you can hang coats and muddy boots along with access to a ground-floor shower room with shower and WC. The kitchen area is contemporary and equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and washing machine. The lounge area is complemented with two sofas and a TV, making it a great space for relaxing and catching up with friends. The dining area is set behind the lounge area with a table that will comfortably seat six guests. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms: a queen-size room that enjoys views out across the lake, and a double room that has a door adjoining a further double room. There is a bathroom with hand-held shower attachment and WC. From the lounge, bifold patio doors open directly out onto an enclosed terrace, a space that’s perfect for relaxing in the evening sun. There are a table and chairs, allowing you to dine alfresco and take in fantastic views over Spring Lake. Off-road allocated parking is available. On-site, you will find a children’s play area and there’s access to the Cotswold Water Park, offering opportunities for water skiing, wakeboarding, paddleboarding, horse riding, golfing, fishing and paintballing.
Weekly prices from £884.00
2 Bedroom Bed in Dartmoor National Park (81825)
Ivybridge, Devon
5 2 2 Yes
Situated along the route of the Two Moors Way, this charming barn conversion provides a warm and relaxing holiday base for families, friends and couples exploring this beautiful part of the Devon countryside. Offering spacious accommodation for five guests, the barn is set on a working farm which you are welcome to explore. The property has been delightfully updated while retaining original features including exposed stone walls and ceiling beams. Enjoying a peaceful location at the southern tip of the glorious Dartmoor National Park, the property makes a fabulous base for keen walkers and nature lovers. Stepping inside this airy and inviting conversion, the kitchen/diner makes a lovely space for you to enjoy a favourite family meal. The first floor comprises a cosy and relaxing lounge/diner, with a wood burner, vaulted ceiling, Smart TV and steps leading up to a mezzanine level providing a quiet spot for reading and enjoying the country views. There are also two cosy ground-floor bedrooms: one super-king-size, and a triple room. There are also two handy shower rooms. Outside, a small, enclosed garden has outdoor furniture, and is a pleasant spot for some al fresco dining around the fire pit or enjoy eco friendly, wood-fired hot tub in the evening. The lawn has space for children and dogs to play, and you will be welcome to visit the farm’s poultry, peacock and pigs. The property is ideal for exploring South Devon and the vast expanses of Dartmoor, which is perfect for scenic walks, horse riding and cycling. The coast is within easy reach, with Bigbury-on-Sea (12.5 miles) featuring a sandy beach and access to Burgh Island at low tide. The thriving city of Plymouth (14 miles) has plenty of great places to eat and drink. Local attractions include Woodlands Family Theme Park (16 miles), Pennywell Farm (10 miles) and Dartmoor Zoo (5 miles).
Weekly prices from £540.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Newquay (82369)
Newquay, Cornwall
5 3 1 Yes
Pack up the whole family including the four-legged members and escape to this charming three-bedroom cottage tucked away in the Cornish countryside. Set between Cornwall’s two magnificent coastlines, you are within easy reach of the beautiful sandy beaches of the north and the ancient harbour towns of the south. Back at the property, original features and a cosy wood burner set the scene inside while in the generous garden you’ll find a private hot tub, summer house and BBQ area. Inside, this historic home has been tastefully modernised to provide a delightful blend of old and new. The bright country-style kitchen is full of character with its exposed beams, Welsh dresser and antique breakfast table. After a meal in the low-ceilinged dining room, fire up the wood burner in the cosy lounge and settle in for a night of games or TV with the family. Arranged over the ground and first floor, each of the three bedrooms has been elegantly decorated in neutral and pastel tones to ensure a restful night’s sleep for all. Outside, the large garden is a fantastic space for both human and canine guests, with its generous lawn, relaxing summer house and charcoal BBQ, fire pit and hot tub for long summer’s evenings. Conveniently located just 1 mile from the A30, this is a great base from which to explore the whole of Cornwall. Head 6.5 miles north to reach the lively coastal resort of Newquay, with its array of shops and eateries plus an aquarium, harbour and sandy beaches. For a splash in the surf with the dogs, choose between Great Western (6.5 miles), Holywell Bay (9.5 miles) and Watergate Bay (7.5 miles) beaches among others. Down on the south coast, find sheltered coves, quaint fishing villages and a host of popular attractions including The Lost Gardens of Heligan (16.5 miles) and the Eden Project (19 miles).
Weekly prices from £611.00