This delightful cottage has seen considerable renovation work in 2019, combining modern fittings with original features to provide a cosy and well-equipped holiday home. Situated in a rural position and adjoining the owners’ property, it is just 1½ miles from the attractive, ancient, market town of Appleby-in-Westmorland, in the beautiful Eden Valley.

This is an ideal retreat for couples and small families. It is centrally located in a peaceful position in the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales National Parks, and has a pretty outlook. It is also close to the Scottish Borders and Hadrian’s Wall. Excellent walking, cycling, golf and fishing are all available nearby. Shop, pub and restaurant 1½ miles.

Bram Cragg Barn is a stunning conversion created from the former 19th-century byre and barn to a holiday home with a wonderful mix of oak beams and slate features combined with stylish modern fittings. The spacious open plan living room is at first floor level to take advantage of the views across the valley, and the dining area has a large oak table with eight upholstered chairs. The barn stands detached, adjacent to the owners’ home and two holiday lodges, in an idyllic and peaceful setting. There are unspoilt views in every direction towards Helvellyn and Castle Rock, Blencathra, Skiddaw and High and Low Rigg. The location is delightful, farm animals graze close to the barn and footpaths directly from the house give access not only to the more challenging walking routes but to gentle strolls. The scenery is spectacular and walkers, cyclists and drivers will find the immediate surroundings breathtaking. Central for exploring the Lake District National Park. Shop 4½ miles, pub and restaurant 2½miles.

This detached sandstone cottage rests in Dufton, near Appleby-in-Westmorland in Cumbria. Spacious. Woodburning stove. Large garden. Penrith 14.3 miles; Middleton-in-Teesdale 25.4 miles.

This traditional, red sandstone barn has been tastefully converted to create two holiday homes which retain a good deal of charm and character. Surrounded by stunning scenery, the cottages stand on the edge of the picturesque and peaceful small fellside village of Dufton, which has a good pub on the village green and is on the Pennine Way. There is excellent walking and cycling from the doorstep and one of the highlights is High Cup Nick which is a spectacular geological feature and walkers are rewarded with an amazing view along the Eden Valley to the Lakeland fells. The ancient, attractive market town of Appleby, 3 miles, stands on the River Eden and is on the famous and scenic Carlisle to Settle train line. Dufton provides a good base from which to explore the contrasting but equally beautiful Lakes and Dales National Parks. The Scottish border and Hadrian’s Wall are also an easy, pretty drive away. Have an afternoon tea at the tea room, 200 yards. Shop 3 miles, pub with restaurant 200 yards.

Pennine View is a delightful, semi-detached house in the pretty and quiet village of Brampton just 2½ miles from the market town of Appleby in Westmorland. It is ideally located and surrounded by both the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales National Parks, and has direct views up onto the North Pennine Fells, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Pennine View is idea for families and friends looking for their next base to explore the best that Cumbria has to offer. There are three bedrooms on the first floor all with spectacular views onto the Pennines, a twin room, a double and a super kingsize bedroom that can be split into a second twin if you prefer. The excellent family bathroom is also on this floor. Pennine View is ideally suited for up to 4 adults and 2 children. The ground floor is where you will be doing all your entertaining; the living room has Sky TV, plus amazing views direct from your sofa onto The Pennines; a separate dining room has extra comfy seating plus a wood burner for those cold winter evenings, with more views onto the neighbouring fells; the kitchen, with separate utility room, offers a dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer, electric oven and hob to make life easy while away. Outside there is a delightful garden to the rear of the property split over two levels; the bottom level is on a patio and has seating, whilst the second level is lawned with more seating and excellent views of the Pennines again. The garden is completely enclosed, ideal for pets and children.
You are spoilt for choice when deciding what and where to go, you could easily be enjoying yourself on the water at Ullswater or hiking a fell at Blencathra or up Helvellyn all in the Lake District or village hoping around the Eden Valley enjoying the local shops, cafes and bars in Penrith, Appleby or Kirkby Stephen all within a close drive from Pennine View. There are beautiful walks to Dufton and The Pennines right from your front door. The settle to Carlisle Railway is the perfect way to explore the beautiful area, as it crosses some of the wildest countryside in England over the Ribblehead viaduct. The local pub is 275 yards from the property and is open Thursday through to Sunday, perfect for when you don’t fancy cooking or simply to enjoy an afternoon beverage.

Castle Hill Cottage is surrounded by the spectacular scenery of the North Lake District National Park. Located in Bassenthwaite near Keswick, this delightful, detached holiday cottage has been traditionally constructed, providing comfortable accommodation in a peaceful location. It has enviable views across the surrounding pastureland towards the Lakeland Fells with excellent walking and cycling from the doorstep.

Bassenthwaite Lake is a short stroll away, whilst the market towns of Keswick and Cockermouth are just 7 miles away. There is a leisure centre with a pool within 200 yards. Regular visitors to the Keswick area will know that this popular market town has everything from fine dining and wine bars to traditional Lakeland pubs and restaurants, excellent shopping experiences, tourist attractions and some of the most stunning scenery around.

Whether you’re looking for a rugged mountainous adventure, leisurely walking or cycle routes, water sports and picturesque scenery, or just some much needed rest and relaxation, this area has it all, and Castle Hill Cottage gives you the perfect holiday base.

The detached property comprises of a living room with wood burner and antique furnishings, alongside a dining room with electric fire in traditional wood surround. Step down to the well-equipped kitchen with Aga (for cooking), breakfast area and French doors to garden. Also on the ground floor is a boiler/drying room and a separate toilet.

Up a flight of steep stairs is the first floor, where you’ll find three comfortable bedrooms, comprising a double bedroom with views across lake to the Lakeland Fells, a double bedroom with views of Binsey, and a twin bedroom. There are also two bathrooms, one with shower over corner bath, and the other featuring a roll-top bath and shower attachment, and separate shower cubicle. Shop 7 miles, pub 1 mile.

In the small village of Grizebeck, set in the Lake District National Park with spectacular panoramic views of the Duddon Estuary, Furness Fells and the Coniston mountains, an ideal location for an all action holiday or a quiet place to relax in the country. The area is pretty much unspoilt, leisurely and a welcoming option from the busier tourist towns. Grizebeck is great for exploring South Cumbria and the Lakes. Visit the remains of stone hut circles dating from the Bronze Age, the South Lakes Animal Park near Dalton and Coniston is a 20 minute drive, while Windermere is just a 25 minute drive for Lakeland activities. Shop 500 yards, pub 250 yards and restaurant 6 miles.

Welcome to Alby Bungalow, your charming holiday retreat nestled in the heart of Cumbria. Located in the picturesque city of Carlisle, this delightful property offers a gateway to a world of exploration and relaxation. Immerse yourself in the rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture that Cumbria has to offer.
Carlisle, a city steeped in history, invites you to wander through its ancient streets and discover the tales of centuries gone by. The iconic Carlisle Castle, standing proudly since the 11th century, is a testament to the city’s historical significance. Explore the well-preserved chambers and ramparts, and feel the echoes of the past resonate within its stone walls. For those seeking a cultural experience, the Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery is a treasure trove of artifacts and exhibitions, showcasing the region’s diverse heritage. From Roman artifacts to contemporary art, the museum provides a captivating journey through time.
Nature enthusiasts will find solace in the scenic beauty of Cumbria. Alby Bungalow provides a perfect starting point for exploring the Lake District National Park, a short drive away. Lose yourself in the breathtaking landscapes, tranquil lakes, and rolling hills that have inspired poets and writers for generations. After a day of exploration, Carlisle’s vibrant city centre awaits. Indulge in a leisurely stroll through the pedestrian-friendly streets, lined with shops, cafes, and charming boutiques. Enjoy a taste of local cuisine in one of the many restaurants, offering a diverse array of dishes to satisfy every palate.
Whether you’re drawn to history, culture, or the great outdoors, Alby Bungalow in Cumbria promises a holiday filled with unforgettable experiences. Make memories as you immerse yourself in the wonders of Carlisle and the surrounding region, creating a getaway that combines relaxation and adventure in equal measure.

This single-storey, detached holiday retreat, adjacent to the owner’s farmhouse, has a hot tub and stunning rural views. Converted from a sheep fauld and set on a family-run livestock farm, surrounded by unspoilt countryside. It is 2 miles from Birdoswald Fort on Hadrian’s Wall, and centrally located for the Lake District, Northumberland, the Yorkshire Dales and Scottish Borders. Visit Talkin Tarn, Walltown Crag, Lanercost Priory, Rheged, country shows and farmer’s markets. There are footpaths from the door along with walking and cycle routes throughout the area. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

This delightful holiday cottage adjoins the owners’ Grade II listed, 18th-century farmhouse. The original features have been combined with modern fittings to create a comfortable holiday home. Situated within a village it has direct access to Hadrian’s Wall and the coastal cycle route (72). It lies 3 miles west of Carlisle and is a short drive to the Scottish Border, Lake District and Northumberland’s National Park, and is close to the Solway Firth. Fishing can be found nearby. An excellent base for those wishing to explore this area. Shop 1 mile, pub and restaurant ¾ mile.