Cumbria : locations de vacances avec petit déjeuner

The Perfect Stop

A working farm in the Eden Valley with beautiful views over the river Lowther and overlooking woodland rich in wildlife, including red squirrels and deer. Given its peaceful situation, it is surprisingly only a 5 minute drive from major transport routes (north/ south/ east/ west) and Penrith Station. Only 5 miles to Ullswater and the lakes. Barn conversion includes bedroom with private terrace, bathroom (shower and bath), large sitting/ breakfast room. Well behaved dogs welcome on request (2 maximum - extra charge of £10 dog/night). Enclosed outdoor space provided. We look forward to welcoming you to 'the perfect stop'.

Woodpecker Cottage (Dog Friendly)

Set in the pretty, sandstone village of Great Salkeld, Woodpecker Cottage is the perfect Cumbrian retreat. This single storey dog friendly cottage, comfortably sleeps 2 and has the use of a large garden. You’ll love Great Salkeld with its excellent village pub, ancient church and its many countryside walks. The village is set in the tranquil Eden Valley, close to the river Eden. Just 10 miles from the Lake District National Park, it makes an ideal base from which to explore this stunning region.

PRIVATE ANNEX NR KESWICK & FREE USE OF LUXURY SPA

Orchard Grove private En-suite Annex on the ground floor, situated in the village of Braithwaite. With several pubs and a shop in the village. We are conveniently located only 2.5 miles from the town of Keswick which has an array of shops, bars, restaurants and Derwentwater Lake. Surrounded by mountains where you can begin the climb from the front door. At the foot of Whinlatter Pass, make sure to bring your mountain bike along too! Unlimited use at Underscar Spa, Keswick - no children allowed.

Studio de Luxe avec Salle de Bains Privative

Beautiful studio with private bathroom, including dining and lounge area with log burner in spacious, renovated Victorian family home in Lune Valley. With private parking, we are 2 minutes from the M6 and within easy reach of the Lake District, Morecambe Bay, Lancaster and the Yorkshire Dales. With continental self-serve breakfast and teas/fresh coffee included, use of the shared family kitchen is also available. Choice of local places to eat, good transport and great walks on your doorstep.

Wainwright's Rest - Double Room with Kitchen

Compact and well equipped base for walking & accessing the Lake District and Coast-to-Coast route. A spacious double bedroom with comfy sofa for chilling after a day of adventuring. En-suite shower room, + a kitchen with fridge, microwave oven combi, hob, kettle, toaster & food prep space. Plus a balcony that catches the evening sun whilst enjoying views over the Lake District. Your Hosts are keen fell walkers and adventurers & have carefully equipped Wainwright's Rest with that in mind!

Birch Bothy, peaceful rural retreat

A peaceful rural retreat, offering self-contained studio accomodation for 2 people. Traditional stone building, fully renovated in 2018, offering light, airy, well-insulated accomodation with central heating and traditional woodstove. Situated in a tiny hamlet surrounded by open countryside, 5 miles south of the market town of Hexham. Ideal for walkers or those seeking peace and quiet, yet within a short drive of local shops and restaurants. Breakfast ingredients for first morning included.

'Hill View', private annex in rural village

On the edge of the Pennine Moors with country walks from the doorstep this modern annex is in a peaceful location at the end of a cul-de-sac in Trawden. The village has a great pub, cafe and community shop with locally sourced & eco-friendly produce. Bronte Country, Pendle Hill and Skipton (the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales) are under half an hour drive away. Off road parking, peaceful garden with superb views A welcome pack of milk, bread, butter & jams, cereals, tea, coffee provided.

Beautiful 2 bed Lodge with woodland + stream view

The Hide Lodge is a stylish space, designed with relaxing and retreating in mind. It is cosy and warm with underfloor heating. The open plan lounge and living area has full width bi-fold doors, which allows the space to be fully opened up to feel like part of the woodland beyond. The main bedroom boasts sliding french doors, also overlooking the woodland and stream, with a bath placed to enjoy this view. There is a private terrace and patio area to enjoy al-fresco dining or star-gazing.

Great Kettle Barn - Dog friendly cottage for 2.

PLEASE NOTE: 2 Adults only. THE ‘SERVICE FEE’ ADDED AT THE END OF YOUR BOOKING IS THE AIRBNB BOOKING FEE AND DOES NOT COME TO ME. NO CLEANING FEE :-) DOGS WELCOME AT NO EXTRA CHARGE. Alongside 'Great Kettle Barn', our cosy cottage in the beautiful village of Great Asby, is the perfect getaway for a romantic break in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Located within the Eden Valley, we are perfectly placed for trips to the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake Districesl

Lakes home with views, gardens and river frontage

The Vale of Lorton is one of the most beautiful and unspoilt areas of the Lakes, ranging from the flat farmland and Gem town of Cockermouth at one end to the rugged mountains and Buttermere at the other. The tranquil setting of The Spinney, above the River Cocker, with spectacular views over to Whinlatter, is an ideal location to explore the north western Lakes. Set in two acres of mature trees, gardens and river frontage, with lots of wildlife.

Remote Forest Hideaway *Great Walking/Cycling*

Meadshaw farmhouse apartment is located a short drive up a good forest track. Plenty of parking, secluded walks from the door, peaceful, starry skies, views across the valley toward hills and river, secluded wild swimming a short stroll from your accommodation, and a log stove to relax in front of. Private entrance, lovely enclosed garden. Sorry no dogs except assistance dogs.

Midtown Loft

Midtown Loft is an ideal getaway location for enjoying the beautiful Eden Valley, exploring the Lake District and discovering the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The accommodation is situated on the edge of the Pennine's, two miles from the Pennine Way at Dufton and close to the National Cycle Route 68. It is also on the route of the Lady Anne’s way.