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.
Situated on the side of Whinlatter with breathtaking views of Skiddaw, this charming cottage has no shortage of incredible walks. Whinlatter Forest Park is on your doorstep, with cycling and walking trails as well as an Osprey viewing point for wildlife enthusiasts. The Go Ape high ropes course is perfect for kids and adults alike. Keen walkers can embark on the Newlands Horseshoe which includes the six summits of Catbells, Maiden Moor, High Spy, Dalehead, Hindscarth and Robinson. For a gentle stroll, lakeside picnic or some family kayaking, Derwentwater and Bassenthwaite Lake are both roughly 5 miles away. Keswick is just 3 miles away with plenty of shops and eateries as well as its renowned Theatre by the Lake. Enter into the welcoming sitting room with slate flooring and a cosy wood burner set in a stone fireplace which keeps both the sitting room and the dining room warm. There is a TV for evening entertainment, as well as a TV and DVD in the further snug, perfect for kids. Up a step is the spacious kitchen with contemporary furnishings and is well equipped with a Range cooker with an induction hob, a microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher, as well as an additional dining area. For family meals, step up from the sitting room into the galleried dining room with ample seating for eight. A handy cloakroom is ideal for storing boots and it has a convenient WC, while the utility room is equipped with a washing machine and tumble dryer. Also on the ground floor is the master bedroom with an en suite walk in shower and WC. Upstairs is the second king size bedroom as well as two twin bedrooms, one of which is accessed by the galleried bridge over the dining area. A family bathroom with a bath and WC completes the accommodation. The enclosed garden with a handy bike shed enjoys wonderful views which can be admired from the garden furniture on the sunny patio. There is ample parking at the property for four cars.
Embark on an adventure and choose Newlands Valley as the starting point for your explorations, scaling the Catbells and Causey Pike and marvelling at the scenery that inspired Beatrix Potter s famous tales. Sleeping a total of 16 guests across seven bedrooms, this spacious holiday accommodation is the perfect base for any large group gathering or family celebration. Satisfy your inner adrenaline enthusiast and book a day of escapades via the activity centre 1 mile away, trying your hand at ghyll scrambling, canoeing and rock climbing. For those who prefer a gentler pursuit, Keswick is a short 5 mile drive away offering bustling streets lined with numerous independent shops and eateries. Culture vultures will appreciate the iconic Theatre by the Lake, and there is a family run cinema too. Climb the steps and enter via the double doors to reach the central dining area, a brightly lit room that offers plenty of space for all to gather round. Cooking is a breeze in the kitchen, which is a few steps down from the dining area, which features an AGA, oven, hob, dishwasher, microwave and fridge. A handy utility area is off the dining room with a washing machine and tumble dryer. Descending a further set of steps from the dining room will bring you to the lounge, a comfortable room with a Smart TV for entertainment as well as cosy sofas and a multi fuel burner with views to the magnificant Newlands Valley, fells and surrounding famrland. The huge family bathroom on this level consists of a corner bath and WC. A few steps down from the lounge will bring you to the first of the bedrooms, a twin room with a TV and an en suite shower room with a shower and WC. Both the lounge and dining room feature stairs that lead to the first floor bedrooms. There are four king size bedrooms with a TV and en suite shower room apiece, a further King bedroom with a TV and a family room equipped with a King bed and a set of bunk beds. Outside, there is a spacious patio with a BBQ and seating for al fresco meals with a view, best enjoyed with a glass of wine after a busy day. The lockable storage shed is shared with two neighbouring properties and houses an additional tumble dryer and storage space for bikes.
Nestled between the villages of Little Blencow and Greystoke on the north eastern outskirts of the Lake District, this mid terrace barn conversion offers a blend of traditional features and contemporary living. With the National Park only 2 miles away, you can easily explore the fells and lakes, whether you re walking or cycling. Popular Ullswater and Pooley Bridge are 10 miles away or, for something even more peaceful, head to the remote Haweswater. Full of history, this area boasts historic ruins and buildings, as well as being home to several National Trust properties and sights, such as the breathtaking Aira Force waterfall. Shops, eateries and amenities are only 5.5 miles away in the lively town of Penrith. Sympathetically renovated, this charming property radiates style and elegance, with original features sitting effortlessly alongside traditional furniture and decor with a contemporary twist. From the parking area, you pass through the garden and enter into a tiled hallway. Here, you will find plenty of space for your coats and boots. To the right of the hall is the light and airy kitchen/diner, which is fully equipped with everything you ll need for a tasty snack or a four course meal, including an American style fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and range cooker with a double oven. A handy washing machine is in here too. The island not only provides space for sociable cooking; it also has a breakfast bar for additional seating. There is more formal seating at the dining table, where you can share a meal, play games or plan the next adventure. There is a wall mounted TV should you need extra entertainment. Across the hall and up a single step are two of the bedrooms with a toilet and shower room in between. One of the bedrooms is a twin room with two double beds for a touch of luxury, and double doors let the light flood in as well as allow access to the garden. The other bedroom is an equally well presented cosy double. Both rooms have a TV. Back through the hallway, head up the stairs to the spacious first floor lounge. Exposed beams and a vaulted ceiling add to the sense of grandeur here, as does the carefully selected, statement decor. The wood burner is the focal point of the room with comfy sofas facing it the perfect place to snuggle up of an evening with a glass of wine. The first floor is also home to a large, beautifully finished master king size bedroom, with two chairs and a coffee table for quieter moments during the day, or to take in the beautiful fell views. Adjacent to this is the stunning family bathroom with a separate shower and bath. Outside, there is an enclosed front garden. The small lawn and patio area with dining furniture are perfect for a spot of al fresco dining, whether it be breakfast, lunch or dinner. There is parking for two cars.
Positioned within the grounds of a former working farm amongst miles of open countryside and rolling hills, this delightful property sleeps two guests in comfort. The nearest village is Kirkoswald, a fascinating location with a varied history concerning the church bell tower on the hilltop and the market charter from the 13th century. For walkers, the Eden Valley is brimming with potential adventures whether you are following the River Eden itself or tackling the varied routes cross country. Further afield, the market town of Penrith 9.5 miles away has independent shops, restaurants and a popular golf course as well as an exhibition centre and cinema. Cross the cobbled courtyard to reach the front door, and behind the traditional sandstone exterior is a comfortable living space equipped with everything you need to relax. Whitewashed stone walls, wooden flooring and a wood burner create a cosy atmosphere for unwinding on the sofa with a drink, and the attractive kitchenette is a delight for preparing meals. Featuring a gas hob, electric oven, dishwasher, fridge and microwave, it is fully equipped to meet your culinary needs. There is a bistro style table for dining at leisure, or take your meals outside to one of the shared patios. Next, the bedroom is a sanctuary with a king size bed, storage, seating and a wet room style shower room with a shower and WC. The pretty shared gardens are perfect for stretching your legs after your evening meal with lawn space, patios and beautiful plants and flowering shrubbery. There is a shared BBQ for sizzling up a special supper, and secure storage for bikes. Laundry facilities can be found in the on site utility room, which is shared by three other cottages and consists of a freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer.
Allonby is a quiet and peaceful location ideal for relaxing, walking or enjoying the stunning countryside of the Lake District and the Solway Coast. Ideally located close to the bustling market town of Keswick and the Roman port of Maryport. The properties offer you the perfect base to discover the whole of the Lake District and all its attractions including Newlands Adventure Centre, The Lakes Distillery and Go Ape Tree Top Adventures. On entering this cosy retreat, there is an open plan lounge and dining area, with comfy sofas to relax into as well as a TV and DVD player to keep you entertained on those wintery nights, when you just want to curl up and watch a good film. There is room for 2 at the dining table to enjoy home cooked meals and everything in the kitchen to prepare these, with electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge / freezer. Walking through to the tastefully decorated bedroom with a double bed and plenty of storage space, there is delightful views of the cumbrian countryside. There is plenty of space in the shower room, with appropriately positioned handrails and a WC. Outside, there is a private enclosed patio with fantastic views to soak in as well as a table and chairs to enjoy a chilled glass of something whilst watching the sun go down.
The property is located in the unspoilt Duddon Valley, a quiet corner of the Lake District. This is the perfect retreat if you want to experience the magic of Cumbria without the crowds. The barn sleeps six guests and boasts spectacular views over meadows and fells. Head to the tiny village of Seathwaite (6 miles) for a relaxing walk along the river or enjoy magnificent views from the top of Caw Fell. The charming town of Broughton in Furness (1 mile) has a fascinating history as well as some fantastic eateries serving local produce. Coniston Water (13 miles) makes a wonderful day out. Stroll along the water s edge, climb the Old Man of Coniston and ride on the Steam Yacht Gondola. This stylish, semi detached converted barn is full of little touches to make your stay extra special, including plush soft furnishings, high spec appliances, and quirky furniture. Enter the property into the impressive double height conservatory. This is a lovely, sunny spot to unwind on a lazy afternoon, admiring the splendid views towards the Grizebeck fells. You ll also find handy coat hooks and shoe storage in here. From the conservatory, head into the bright and airy kitchen, which is equipped with a double oven, gas hob, microwave and dishwasher. There s also a washing machine/dryer to deal with any muddy walking gear. In the kitchen, discover a unique breakfast bar inspired by bicycles; the perfect spot to sit with a coffee and peruse the map on the wall to inspire your next adventure. At the heart of the home is the large, open plan lounge/diner. The room is decorated in calming, neutral tones and has two comfy sofas, as well as a revolving snuggle chair, arranged around the cosy wood burner. Curl up here at the end of the day to watch your favourite film on the Smart TV/DVD. At the opposite end of the room is a contemporary dining table, with seating for everyone, as well as extra seating in the form of a leather corner sofa. Completing the ground floor is a separate WC and a useful utility cupboard. Ascend the corner staircase to the first floor, where there are three tasteful bedrooms. The first is a king size, with glorious views out over the meadows. The second is a cosy double, and the final bedroom is a twin with stairs leading to a Velux window with fabulous views towards the estuary. The stylish family bathroom has a large bath, shower and WC. Outside, the property has two lawns one to the front and one to the rear. The garden to the rear is enclosed and has outdoor furniture for an al fresco aperitif on warm summer evenings. There is off road parking for three cars next to the property.
Just 1.5 miles from the start of the renowned Coast to Coast walk at St Bees, this home is wonderfully situated for lovers of the great outdoors and the sea. Wander St Bees Head Heritage Coast and keep your eyes peeled for birdlife. Spend beach days relaxing at St Bees where the shingle and sand beach is perfect for family friendly days by the sea. If any members of your group want to take to the green, there is a golf club here too. A 14 mile trip will take you to your nearest lake at Ennerdale, in the picturesque Ennerdale Valley. Step through the main doors and into the large, lounge/diner. Pretty patterns, vibrant colours and a wood burner create a welcoming ambience and add charm and character. Find a spot on the sofa and relax in front of the TV or put on a DVD. The dining area with two tables, seats 14 guests so you can dine together and raise a glass to your chef. With sleek style and a contemporary feel, the kitchen is well equipped with an American style fridge/freezer, an under work surface fridge and wine cooler, two ovens, a five ring induction hob set into the island unit, microwave, mini oven and a dishwasher. There is also a coffee machine (supply your own pods) for early mornings, a breakfast table, island with seats and a large TV. Through the inner hallway leading from the lounge, is a drying room with washing machine. There is also a useful cloakroom with WC. Find the first of six bedrooms on the ground floor, a spacious double bedroom with en suite bathroom and TV. This bedroom has a seating area with a sofa, and an en suite with a bath, shower and WC. Climb thee stairs to the first floor landing from which you can find the remaining bedrooms. Firstly, find the double bedroom with exposed sandstone wall, sofa, TV and large en suite with a corner bath, shower and WC. Next, find the family bedroom with double bed and one single bed, sofa, TV and an en suite shower room. Another family room has one double bed, two single beds, a TV, sofa and an en suite bathroom. There is a twin which can be made up as a super king size on request at time of booking and a small single bedroom (please note this room has no window) with en suite shower room with WC. There is a family shower room with shower and WC. Spend time outside in the fresh air and enjoy sitting with a drink on the large patio. The garden is enclosed and has a lawn, great for little ones looking to play. Take care of stepping up and down between sections of the garden. There is off road parking for five cars and further parking available nearby.
This property is located on the owner s small farm, up a steep narrow hill in the picturesque Lake District National Park. It enjoys a fantastic location close to two of the area s best loved features: Coniston Water and The Old Man of Coniston, providing plenty of opportunity to enjoy scenic walks, challenging hikes, and a range of watersports, for which equipment can be hired from the nearby Coniston Boating Centre. For a more leisurely perspective of the lake, the beautifully restored steam yacht gondolas which depart from the town jetty are a fantastic way to spend a relaxing day on the water. Other attractions in or near to the village include The Ruskin Museum, the Go Ape high ropes centre in Grizedale Forest, and Wray Castle. This handsome stone barn is situated alongside several other properties on the owner s farm and offers comfortable accommodation for five guests. On entering the cottage, guests will find a hallway, off from which there are two flights of stairs, one going up to the living area and the other going down to the bedrooms. Taking the stairs to the first floor, guests will come to the open plan living space comprising a lounge/kitchen. The lounge area has a selection of seating enabling guests to sit back and enjoy the warmth of the log burner and perhaps watch a film on the Smart TV. The kitchen area is located just behind the lounge and is equipped with an oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine / tumble dryer, Dulce Gusto coffee machine and dishwasher. The separate dining room, meanwhile, is a great place to enjoying leisurely breakfasts and family dinners. On the way back to the stairs, there is a cloakroom with WC. The bedrooms and bathroom with shower over bath and WC, are located on the lower ground floor. The first bedroom is a restful king size double with a low level, cottage style window, whilst the second is a tastefully decorated room with a versatile sleeping arrangement having a double and a single bed. Outside, there is an enclosed garden the front of the property, providing a pleasant place to sit and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere. Heading through the courtyard, and on towards the meadows, guests will come to the edge of the farm, from where they can enjoy miles of scenic walks. There is parking provided for two cars.
Situated on the outskirts of the charming little village of Ellerton, home to a traditional country pub and scenic views in all directions, but also within easy reach of York, this accommodation offers a best of both worlds getaway. Bask in the delightful village atmosphere and enjoy a slow paced getaway to the countryside or venture into York, located just 15.5 miles away. York is home to plenty of eateries, independent shops and traditionally British pubs to visit in addition to its 13th century Gothic cathedral; York Minster, the historic Jorvik Viking Centre and the Victorian York castle museum, to name a few. Boasting bespoke furniture and effortless style, this is a truly luxurious retreat to be enjoyed by families and couples alike. Step inside to reveal a dramatic hallway leading through to the main living area. The bright and welcoming kitchen/dining area is equipped with everything you could want and need throughout your stay. Rustle up some home cooked food using the local produce on offer before sitting down to enjoy it at the sun bathed dining table. The lounge is home to a snug L shaped sofa so you can put your feet up and truly unwind following a day of discovery. Both bedrooms are located on the ground level, the generous master is home to a queen size bed, complete with plush soft furnishings promising a restful night's sleep. What's more, in the corner is a fabulous copper bath just calling out for long candlelit soaks of an evening. The second bedroom is a beautifully finished double. The house bathroom is a show stopping wet room, complete with walk in shower and country chic copper sink. There is an additional mezzanine floor, complete with a day bed, TV and PS3, a wonderful escape for children and adults alike. There is much to be appreciated outside also; step through the French doors in the lounge leading directly onto an attractive landscape patio set beside a horses' paddock. Outdoor furniture is provided so you can fire up the BBQ and enjoy a spot of al fresco dining during the warmer months. As you make the most of your outside space, enjoy the additional company of the horses next door, perfect if you have little ones with you! Off road parking is available.
Romantic get away located by the quaint and sleepy village of Wold Newton, with lovely countryside and scenery on your doorstep, perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle. Situated on the owner s 200 acre working farm you are surrounded by gentle rolling hills and valleys, with countryside walks a plenty. Spot the wildlife from boxing hares to barn owls swooping down for prey, guillemots and kittiwakes frequenting the area. While you're in the area, make sure to explore the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds countryside with ample pathways for walking and cycling opportunities. Nearby Hunmanby provides a selection of traditional pubs and restaurants if you don't fancy cooking one evening, whilst its independent shops are ideal for those who enjoy a shopping spree or why not book a tour of the Spirit of Yorkshire Distillery. The property is tucked away in the corner of the grounds, park your car on the gravel driveway and make your way up the steps, you'll be greeted with a beautiful blend of character and contemporary style. Step inside and you'll notice how light and airy the open plan living space is with high gable window and high A frame ceiling with exposed wooden beams. Here, you can sit and relax on the sofa in front of the wood burner or perch at the breakfast bar, wine in hand, while the chef of the group rustles up a romantic meal in the kitchen. Equipped with all you will need during your stay with an electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge and a Nespresso coffee machine. Take your meal over to the breakfast bar or dine al fresco in your private patio outside. When it's time to retire, head through to the ground floor king size bedroom with an en suite bathroom with a bath, separate shower and WC. Outside, in your private garden is a hot tub, soak away your sore muscles after a day of exploring, enjoy your breakfast out on the garden table and chairs. There is off road parking on site and you are surrounded by wonderful landscaped shared gardens, a charming patio area with furniture, the ideal spot for sitting out and enjoying a glass of wine as you take in the fabulous countryside views. There is also stabling available arranged direct with the owner and a gas BBQ available on request.
