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to the Vacation Rentals Directory Holiday cottage Cumbria section,
featuring holiday cottages in the Lake District and Cumbria.
| COTTAGE NO 4, Talkin
Sleeping up to 4 people
A real taste of country living on a hill farm where you can walk straight out of the door and up the fells. Harriet, the owner, will cook meals of local food delivered to your door. 7 warm, comfortable cottages with views to Lake District hills. Nearby is Talkin Tarn for boating, walking
and the golf course. There is good local pub within walking distance. Walking, wildlife, peace and quiet too. Excellent base for Hadrian's Wall, the Lake District, Scottish Borders. Carlisle and M6 is 10 miles, Ullswater 25 miles, Gretna 12 miles. |  | | Click photos for details |  |
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| COTTAGE NO 3, Talkin
Sleeping up to 4 people
A real taste of country living on a hill farm where you can walk straight out of the door and up the fells. Harriet, the owner, will cook meals of local food delivered to your door. 7 warm, comfortable cottages with views to Lake District hills. Nearby is Talkin Tarn for boating, walking
and the golf course. There is good local pub within walking distance. Walking, wildlife, peace and quiet too. Excellent base for Hadrian's Wall, the Lake District, Scottish Borders. Carlisle and M6 is 10 miles, Ullswater 25 miles, Gretna 12 miles. | | | Click photos for details | |
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| COACHMAN'S COTTAGE, Alston
Sleeping up to 4 people
A charming 300 year old stone cottage with garden, Coachman's Cottage is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the lush Eden valley and appeals to wildlife enthusiasts, walkers and cyclists (the cottage is a stone's throw from the Pennine Way and the C2C cycle route), and those seeking peace and relaxation.
Alston, the highest market town in Britain, is a 5 minute walk away and offers a good range of shops: chemist, butchers, bakery, Co-Op (open until 10pm), art galleries, cafes, tea rooms and pubs. Nearby there is golfing and fishing, a little further north is Roman Wall country and to the south, the Lake District. |  | | Click photos for details |  |
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| COMB BECK, Thornthwaite
Sleeping up to 4 people
If you like walking, cycling or just enjoy spectacular Lakeland scenery, Comb Beck is the cottage for you.
This 18th Century cottage lies in a quiet, unspoilt location, with Whinlatter Forest on the doorstep and only 3 miles from Keswick.
Tucked away amidst forest and fells, Comb Beck is a charming old stone cottage with a splendid outlook onto its own terraced garden, which runs down to the beck, tumbling in its boulder strewn bed. The garden has a wooden bridge crossing the beck and enjoys lovely views towards Skiddaw.
There are superb walks, or cycles, directly from the cottage to the lakes and fells, or through the forest to Whinlatter Visitor Centre, and beyond. |  | | Click photos for details |  |
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| LANGRIGGS, Great Salkeld
Sleeping up to 4 people
This group of 5 charming sandstone cottages, each with it's own character, is situated on the edge of a quiet, picturesque Cumbrian village with an excellent Pub serving food within a 100 yards. 5 miles from the market town of Penrith, 12 miles from Pooley Bridge and Ullswater, 25 miles from Keswick. River fishing within walking distance of the property and Eden Ostrich World within 2 miles.
Surrounded by rolling farmland, and lovely views, Wetheral Cottages is the perfect holiday destination for a memorable visit to Cumbria, from where you can easily visit the lakes and mountains of the Lake District or the many interesting villages of the Eden Valley. Walking, cycling, golf, fishing and sailing are available nearby. |  | | Click photos for details |
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| 3, TARN COTTAGES, Grasmere
Sleeping up to 4 people
Tarn Cottages are superbly located in an area of outstanding natural beauty, next to the tiny White Moss Tarn, on the bridleway between Grasmere and Rydal Mount. The cottage is in a peaceful, secluded location accessible by car, with a parking space.
It is surrounded by woodland at the rear, with the south facing front enjoying beautiful views of Loughrigg Fell and Rydal Water. A large part of the garden belongs to the cottage, and this is shared by mutual agreement with the other two cottages. Although secluded, the cottage is not isolated, being only a few minutes drive to the centre of Grasmere.
The cottage makes an ideal base for walkers, even without using the car it is possible to set out on a variety of long walks and easy strolls. The fells to the rear lead up to the Fairfield range of mountains, while the Loughrigg and Rydal areas provide gentle and beautiful countryside. Wordsworth's home, 'Dove Cottage' is only a few minutes walk down the lane. White Moss tarn, adjacent to the cottage, was reputably used for skating by the Wordsworth family.
For more information please go to the owners' website. |  | | Click photos for details |  |
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| THE BARN, Gamblesby
Sleeping up to 4 people
Red sandstone cottages converted from barns and farm outbuildings to create five beautiful cottages.
The tranquil, picturesque, unspoilt village of Gamblesby is hidden away beneath the fells of the North Pennines just one mile from the scenic A686 which links Penrith to Northumberland via Alston, England's highest market town.
From Melmerby, where you leave the main road to come to Gamblesby, the road climbs dramatically up the fellside to Hartside viewpoint, 1903 feet above sea level, with spectacular views over the Eden Valley to the mountains of the Lake District and even Southern Scotland.
<B>Gamblesby itself is in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty,</b> which ensures that the village, with it's tinkling stream, wide village greens and wealth of red sandstone buildings will be protected long after it has finally been discovered. |  | | Click photos for details |  |
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| THE BOTHY , Staveley
Sleeping up to 4 people
A 17th century Lakeland hill farm with magnificent views from the sea to the highest point in England. The farm is situated at the foot of the beautiful Kentmere valley between the county town of Kendal and Lake Windermere.
The four cottages are traditionally constructed in stone and slate, each with its own garden and private parking. Decor is traditional, with rustic beams, full carpeting and comfortable furniture each with central heating, either oil or fired or electric storage. The farm has its own private water supply which is fed from a spring up on the fell. The water is beautiful and is tested by the local authority.
The farm is 1 mile outside the village of Staveley with its shops, pubs, church, railway station and bus routes. Windermere the largest of the lakes and Kendal the county town are each only 5 miles away. The situation is ideal for walking, cycling, relaxing, or as a touring centre for the Lakes, Yorkshire Dales, and the Border country.
For more information please go to the owner's website. |  | | Click photos for details |  |
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| GREENBANK VIEW, Cartmel
Sleeping up to 4 people
In the Lake District National Park, Aynsome Manor Park is quietly set in 9 beautiful acres of the former Manor, around the ancient fish-ponds of Cartmel Priory. 0.6m from the ancient village of Cartmel (Priory, shops, 4 food pubs and 2 restaurants), and at the foot of Hempsfell, the Park is collectively owned and lovingly cared for.
Our well appointed 4 person, 2 bathroom lodge sits in the centre of its own private garden, walled on two sides, and with lovely views south and west. Midway between Lake Windermere (4.5 miles)and the coast, walks and places to visit abound. |  | | Click photos for details |  |
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| HUDDLESTONE COTTAGE , Redmain
Sleeping up to 4 people
2 cottages in Redmain, a rural hamlet 3 miles from Cockermouth, Cumbria in the Lake District National Park.
Exceptionally clean quality self catering holiday accommodation with 3 acre wildlife gardens giving beautiful views across to Skiddaw. Riding, fishing, walking, climbing, sailing and biking all in close proximity. Keswick, Solway Coast AONB, Loweswater, Buttermere and Wild Ennerdale within easy reach locally. Cockermouth is famous for it's many restaurants and Christmas Lights during Nov/Dec.
Dogs must remain with owners at all times, not allowed on furniture or in bedrooms or to foul in the gardens. Poop and scoop in all areas around gardens.
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