Log Cabins to RentWhether 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.
Have a holiday with a difference at this cleverly designed, four bedroom holiday retreat with underfloor heating throughout and sleeping up to eight guests, close to Ennerdale Bridge. Also welcoming two happy hounds with open paws, the stylish, spacious home is less than 1 mile from the shores of Ennerdale Lake, known for its beautiful walks and abundance of wildlife. Enjoy your proximity to the village shop, cafe and pubs and find yourselves just 10 miles from the charming market town of Cockermouth, with its independent outlets and choice of eateries. Plan a day trip to Whitehaven, 7 miles away, as well, to visit its museums, cinemas and sports centre. You could even head there by bike, taking the scenic, 10 mile long Whitehaven to Ennerdale Cycle Path. Make your way into this imposing property to find a useful boot room, where you can leave outerwear and dog leads. Wander on through into the dining room, with its incredible aspect and floor to ceiling windows pulling the views right into the space. Find the high specification kitchen is the perfect place to create delicious meals together. With its granite work surfaces, island, Rangemaster cooker with gas hobs, microwave, fridge/freezer, additional fridge, dishwasher, and washer/dryer, it has more than a touch of luxury. Find a farmhouse table in here too for breakfasts or a little quiet time over a cup of coffee. Gather together in the evenings in the lounge with its floor to ceiling windows. Light the wood burner, settle on the sofas and watch the curved Smart TV, which has Sky. There is a WC at ground floor level. Members of your party might like to head upstairs to a second lounge, with its own Smart TV with Sky, plus a games console, and more expanses of glass capturing the spectacular views. All four beautifully finished bedrooms are also at this level. A king size room offers an en suite shower room, with sizeable shower and handbasin. There is a super king room, which can be arranged as a twin upon request and also offers an en suite shower room. There is a further bedroom featuring a bunk bed (double bed on the bottom, single top bunk made up upon request) and a separate single room. The main bathroom, with WC, handbasin and heat retaining bath is also on the first floor. Spread out into the garden on sunny days. Watch the children and pups running about on the grass and dine together on the patio in style. Find you have outside storage for your bikes and other equipment. There is parking for up to six cars at the house.
To many who know the Lake District well, the Duddon Valley is the most beautiful and authentic area of the national park, where you could easily believe that time has simply stood still. Leave your car at the cottage and walk or cycle the numerous paths and tracks directly from the farm. Alternatively, travel over the stunning Wrynose Pass and through to the Langdale Valley or north over the challenging Hardknott Pass (11.1 miles), the steepest road in England, pausing at Hardknott Roman Fort (12.8 miles) before descending to Eskdale (8.7 miles) and Scafell Pike (17.6 miles), England's highest mountain. Head further to Wasdale (16.6 miles) and the majestic Wastwater (20.3 miles), England's deepest lake. Inside, the cosy lounge area with sofas and armchairs set around the coffee table and Smart TV and wood burner. The contemporary kitchen complements this room with a large dining table and is an ideal spot to enjoy a Lakeland breakfast or a beautiful home cooked family dinner, which is down a few steps from the kitchen. Through into the hallway, we have a ground floor bedroom with a king size bedroom and the main shower room with shower and WC. Heading to the first floor, there are two beautifully presented bedrooms. A super king size zip and link (which can be made into a twin on request) with breath taking views across the. The last bedroom completing the property is a twin. Outside is a patio area surrounded by beautiful countryside, there is plenty of space to explore for kids and your four legged friends. The garage houses a washing machine that is shared between two properties.
This countryside property is the perfect location to get back in touch with nature and relax away from the hustle and bustle. Located near the historic village of Broughton in Furness (4 miles) situated in the southwestern corner of the Lake District. There is much to please the visitor such as a pretty, cobbled square complete with a splendid horse chestnut tree, enclosed by shops, pubs, and homes, many of them Georgian in origin. The village provides an ideal base for a walking or climbing holiday, with ample opportunity to explore the rugged beauty of the Duddon. The Furness Railway runs from nearby Foxfield (6 miles) and makes for an ideal day out for the family, traveling the west coast of Cumbria. This property is a home away from home for those who want to escape and enjoy family time in a relaxing peaceful location. Walking up the steps and inside you will be switched off and your holiday begins. The lounge/diner is the hub of the house and where you will spend all your time. You can enjoy the amazing views right from the lounge with floor to ceiling windows showcasing the breath taking landscapes. There are two leather sofas and armchairs surrounding the wood burner and Smart TV. To the rear of the room is a dining area with an oak table. Heading out in the hallway we have the kitchen which is compact and has everything you need for your getaway. Next is a utility area for those muddy boots and to hang your coats along with a WC. Head along the hallway where we have all four bedrooms, two doubles and two super king size zip and links (which can be made into twins on request), one with an en suite shower room with WC. Finally, there is the main bathroom with a bath, separate shower, and WC. At the end of the hall is a conservatory with a sofa and more amazing views. Enjoy those amazing valley views whilst sitting at the BBQ area with seating and coverage, perfect for any time of the year to enjoy. The kids and your four legged friends can enjoy the grassed area. The garage houses a washing machine which is shared between two properties.
Surrounded by country lanes and footpaths, this barn has endless walking opportunities from your doorstep, such as Farleton Fell and Hutton Roof Crags. Drive just 3.5 miles to the cheerful market town of Kirkby Lonsdale with its independent shops and quaint eateries. There are some lovely walks here too along the Lune River to Ruskin s View and Devil s Bridge. Head east into the Yorkshire Dales National Park with its famous White Scar Cave and Ingleton Waterfalls Trail 9 miles away. Alternatively, visit the South Lakes such as Windermere 18 miles away for a day of kayaking or cycling around the picturesque shore. This newly converted 17th century barn still maintains its charm and character, but with all the modern conveniences you need for a relaxing getaway. Enter the bright, open plan kitchen/lounge/diner, perfect for socialising. Prepare meals in the well equipped kitchen, which is fitted with an electric oven and hob, a fridge with a freezer compartment, a microwave and a dishwasher. Enjoy delicious meals at the dining table before settling down by the Jotul wood burner for an evening of film watching. The large bi fold doors, which take up the back wall of the living room, provide you with a beautiful backdrop of countryside views. On the ground floor, you ll also find the twin bedroom which can be made into a king upon request and boasts French doors onto the patio and its own Smart TV. Finally, there is a shower room with a WC and washbasin. Upstairs on the mezzanine, the king bedroom is lovingly furnished with Velux windows to let the light stream in. Head out through the bi fold doors in the living room to the patio, where you can dine alfresco and admire the stunning views from the enclosed garden. There is also a handy lockable bike shed for storing some essential gear. There is private parking for two cars on the property. Guests can also enjoy access to a private section of the river through the owner s fields, where you can spot a variety of wildlife including otters, kingfishers and deer.
Prepare to discover the wonders and delights of the Lake District National Park, boasting excitement and adventure for guests of all ages. Be sure to pack your walking boots and explore this invigorating area on foot, embarking on hikes up Lakeland fells including Scafell Pike and Great Gable (both 7 miles). Wild swimming is on offer at the nearby Wastwater lake (2 miles), whilst those hoping to try their hand at climbing, abseiling, kayaking and beyond will benefit from close proximity to the West Lakes Adventure Centre (10 miles). A stay on the west of the national park also puts Cumbria s remarkable coastline just a short drive away. Venture to the nearby village of Seascale (7 miles) to discover miles of shingle beach. Head inside and soak up the home from home nature of this lovingly presented cottage. Enter first into the open plan kitchen and dining area with space for four to sit down together. High ceilings and skylights ensure this room is flooded with light and full use of the oven, hob, fridge/freezer, microwave and dishwasher ensures everyone is fed and watered. You ll also find a small welcome pack with tea, coffee and cleaning essentials ready and waiting for you on arrival. Step into the cosy lounge space with its cushy sofas and Smart TV, which is linked to the internet to ensure your viewing is not interrupted by the remote location of the cottage. All freeview channels or log into your TV accounts, so you can enjoy a great night in, watching all your favourite shows. From here, stairs lead down to the ground floor with two bedrooms. Both of these are presented with original beams and antique wooden furniture. The first bedroom is a cosy double and the second is a bunk bedroom that s perfectly suited to two. Finally, find a spacious family bathroom on this floor with WC and shower. Step outside to soak up the wonderful landscapes from your private garden. Furnished with a table and chairs for al fresco dining, this pretty lawn space truly completes the property. Out here you ll also find a separate outbuilding with washing machine and tumble dryer for your use. You can even charge your electric car from the shared car charging point.
Situated right in the heart of the North Lakes area of the Lake District National Park, the location of this quirky property is perfect for explorers. From your door, there are many miles of walking and cycling trails to discover as well as hills, fells and mountains to climb. Head to the nearby market town of Keswick which is just 5 miles down the road and home to independent shops full of local goods and gifts, as well as plenty of cafes, ice cream shops and patisseries to indulge in a sweet treat. There's even the famous Theatre by The Lake, showing productions in an inspiring, atmospheric setting. Surrounded by natural beauty, the nearest lake is Derwent water and is less than 1 mile s walk from the centre of the town. This unique property is perfect for anyone looking for a different type of getaway full of the potential for adventure. This retreat is located in on a seasonal campsite yet is wonderfully private and makes the most of those amazing valley views. Entering the property, you ll find yourself in the cosy living area with an armchair, which is the ideal place to relax, switch off and unwind. Pop a film on the TV in here after a full day out exploring the local area. There is a small dining area along with a kitchenette housing an electric twin hob, kettle, fridge, toaster and grill. Up the steep ladder is the delightful single bedroom with Velux windows so you can enjoy looking at the stars in the dark night sky. There is a shower room with a walk in shower and WC which is an impressive use of the space for this cosy and compact base. Parking on site for one car.
This property is located in a prime location at the heart of the Lake District in an area renowned for its connections to Beatrix Potter and William Wordsworth. It also packed with National Trust properties, pubs, and tearooms. A little further away, around a fifteen minute drive away, is the town of Ambleside, from where visitors can take cruises on Lake Windermere to Bowness and Lakeside. It is a popular tourism hub and as such, offers a range of shops and eateries. The location of the property means that it is a wonderful base for everyone who wants to explore the region on foot, whether they want a gentle stroll or a challenging climb. For visitors who want to take to the water, nearby Coniston Water has a fantastic boating centre which has a wide range of equipment for hire, including paddle boards, canoes, rowing boats, and motor boats. This property occupies half a converted 17th century Lakeland barn. All of the accommodation is on the ground floor. On entering the property, guests will come to the handy sunny porch which has plenty of space for leaving your muddy boots, before coming to the dining room. The main living area of the house is the spacious lounge, the perfect space for relaxing, with its wood burner, TV, DVD, CD and telephone. In the summer, guests will enjoy opening the French windows which give access to the garden. The property s kitchen is tastefully decorated and well equipped with an oven, hob, large fridge/freezer, microwave and dishwasher. There is a back utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer and large drying cabinet perfect for drying walking gear and boots. There are two bedrooms on the same level, one of which is a kingsize double with an en suite shower room with WC. The second bedroom is an attractive twin, across the hall from which is the bathroom with shower over the bath and WC. Outside, there is a sunny south facing garden with lawn and mature schubs from where guests can sit and enjoy the views across the valley from the table and chairs. There is ample off road parking and a handy bike store which guests are able to make use of.
Ullswater is thought by many to be the most beautiful of all the lakes in the Lake District. Compared by some to Lake Lucerne in Switzerland, it is a serpentine body of water snaking a nine mile course under the lea of magnificent fells, woodland and mountain. Much of the lake, its shore and surrounding fells are accessible for visitors to explore, where you will find some of the finest walks and water activities, along with the amenities of the lakeside villages. You can cross the lake on a steamer, or cross the mountains down into Ambleside. Other fantastic walks include those to Howton and the Aira Force waterfall, or you could head to the delightful town of Penrith. Set in extensive grounds, your first impression will be of the sheer size of this former Lakeland barn. From the rear courtyard you enter into a large boot room with plenty of storage space. From here you step down into a large and attractive farmhouse style kitchen, which is fully equipped with AGA style oven, electric oven and gas hob, microwave, American style fridge/freezer, dishwasher, Nespresso coffee machine, coffee cafetiere and large dining table, as well as a TV and Bose iPod dock. From the kitchen you pass into the elegant central hall which is a large space with pitched and beamed ceiling, and which features a dining area ideal for special occasions. Moving into the cosy and spacious lounge, you can really sit back and relax with plenty of comfy seating, and a roaring open fire, making it a perfect space to sit back and watch a movie on the TV. From the dining room a winding staircase takes you down to the lower level and the long hall which spans the whole length of the building. Here you will find the laundry room and the snug, perfect for children, with sofas, a large TV and stairs that bring you back up to the top floor. Off the hall you will find four comfy bedrooms. The master super king size bedroom has a large en suite bathroom with separate shower, bath and WC. There is also a super king size room with an en suite bathroom with separate shower, bath and WC. You will also find two twin bedrooms, each with 3 beds and a shared bathroom with bath, shower and WC. Outside, surrounding the property are terraced patios and lawn areas planted with shrubs and trees. With stunning views of Ullswater and the surrounding mountains, the gardens are the perfect place for adults to sit back and relax and for children to play in. This property does not allow charging of electric vehicles using a regular plug into the property. This is for insurance purposes. The nearest charging facility is approximately 5 miles away.
Spread out and make yourselves at home in this striking, six bedroom holiday home, where up to 12 guests and three happy hounds can relax in comfort. Head out from the tranquil village of Lamplugh to explore the Ennerdale Valley and Loweswater Fells. Walk around beautiful Loweswater itself, 3 miles away, or hike to Crummock Water, 3.5 miles away, taking in the spectacular mountain views on the route. Go horse riding or mountain biking in the area. Drive 7 miles to Cockermouth, birthplace of William Wordsworth, to shop for delicious local produce, or spend the afternoon in Keswick, 17 miles away, to browse in its independent outlets and perhaps dine out. Enter this beautiful barn conversion to discover its clever, upside down layout. Find the generous reception hall gives access to four of the bedrooms: these include two doubles, a twin and a bunk room. There is also a family bathroom, with WC, handbasin and freestanding bath, plus a separate WC and a utility room, with washing machine and tumble dryer at this level. Venture upstairs to find your splendid lounge/diner, with its high vaulted and beamed ceiling. Settle on the sofas in here to watch TV or play a game together. Make your way over to the large table for jolly group meals prepared in the kitchen next door. Equipped with an electric, range style cooker, two fridges, freezer, dishwasher, and microwave, you will find everything you need here to whip up hearty holiday fare. Also upstairs, find a twin room, plus a super king size room (which can be made into twins upon request), with en suite shower room, with WC and hand basin. The property also has games room with a pool table and table football. Wander through the shared gardens here to your hearts content and discover lots of outdoor seating areas (please note there is a stream running through the shared garden so children must be supervised at all times. ) Find you also have a private garden area for your own use. Cross a bridge over a stream to relax in the secret garden. Parking can be found in front of the garages.
Conveniently situated on the A595, just 3 miles from the pretty market town of Cockermouth and only 16 miles from Keswick, this newly refurbished for 2021 property offers a great base to explore the Northern Lakes. Bassenthwaite Lake and the magnificent fells and peaks of Blencathra and Skiddaw are all within 20 miles. Head to Whinlatter Forest and follow the trails for all walking abilities, if you enjoy mountain biking then there are some great tracks to tackle here. Just 8 miles from the seaside town of Maryport with it's long sandy beaches ideal for your canine pals. On a wet day, why not visit the aquarium or roman museum at Maryport, or the local brewery and distillery tours. As you enter the property, you will head into the bright spacious hallway with a high ceiling and Velux windows. The lounge is to your right, offering a fabulous space to kick back and relax on the corner sofa while watching your favourite series or movies on your Netflix account on the Smart TV. From the lounge, you can see the fells in the distance. Through the hallway, you will come to the kitchen which has a utility area and dining table to enjoy your breakfast or dinner. The kitchen has a country feel and opens onto the enclosed courtyard. The kitchen is well equipped with an electric hob and oven, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave and washing machine. Heading back through the hall and up the wide staircase to the first floor, you will find two generous sized bedrooms, a twin zip and link (which can be made into a super king size on request) and a king size bedroom, both with low, sloping ceilings. There is a family bathroom on the first floor with a shower over bath and WC, also with a low sloping ceiling. There is a private gravel courtyard with seating and charcoal BBQ, it is a real suntrap and has access out to the private parking area which can accommodate up to two small cars.
