The Pele Tower Killington Hall Farm Killington Kirkby Lonsdale Carnforth LA6 2HA
Tel: 01539 645845
Immerse yourself in this beautifully restored, 5 star, self-catering, historic 14th century castle whilst enjoying 20th century comfort.
The Pele Tower is in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, conveniently located off the M6 (Junction 37) between Kirkby Lonsdale & Sedbergh, 20 minutes from the Lake District and an hour from the Scottish border.
The Pele Tower accommodates 2 – 4 adults.
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Tel: 01539 437281
Hidden at the head of the beautiful Tilberthwaite valley, one mile from the main road, Tilberthwaite Farm Cottage enjoys magnificent views across the fells. Part of an 18th century farmhouse, this clematis-clad cottage was once owned by Beatrix Potter.
Visit Tilberthwaite Farm Cottage Email Tilberthwaite Farm CottageAdrian & Margie Simper, Yew Tree Farm Wasdale, Seascale, Cumbria
Tel: 019467 26285
Set among the natural splendour of Wasdale, home to England’s highest mountain Scafell, deepest lake Wastwater, smallest Church St Olaf’s and biggest liar competition!
At the heart of the unspoilt Western Lake District, Yew Tree Farm is a special place.
Whether you are a serious climber, bird watcher or painter or whether you just want a break from the hassle of life, Yew Tree Farm provides an ideal base for your Lakeland holiday.
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Tel: 01946726242
Situated at Wasdale Head on the quieter side of the Lake District, Burnthwaite Farm Cottage provides comfortable self catering accommodation for up to four people.
With views over the Wasdale fells, this holiday cottage is ideal for walkers looking to take advantage of the hundreds of walks that go right from its front door. Footpaths lead from the farm up Scafell and Great Gable, or you can walk over the fells to the Eskdale valley. You are very welcome to bring dogs. Wasdale itself is a valley of extremes. It boasts England’s deepest lake (Wastwater), highest mountain (Scafell), smallest church (St Olaf’s) and the world’s biggest liar competition (each November, in the Santon Bridge Inn).
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Paul Naylor, Bowderdale, Wasdale head, Seascale, Cumbria, CA20 1EX
Tel: 01946726113
The self catering accommodation comprises of three bedrooms ( a triple , a double and a single ) , a kitchen, a lounge and a bathroom.
All recently converted and furnished with help from the rural regeneration fund.
This property is the ideal base for those planning trips into the Wasdale fells.
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Millbeck Farm, Great Langdale, Nr Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 9JU
Tel: 015394 37364
Sue and Eric Taylforth
This Traditional 17th century Lakeland Farmhouse sleeps 6 in One Double, One Twin both with wash basins and One Adult Bunk Room. There are two toilets one upstairs and one down a bath and shower.
There is a lounge with ample room for those who take both properties as one and this is definitely the room for cosy evenings round the fire or planning the next busy day. There is a fully fitted kitchen in natural woods which is well equipped and a useful separate laundry. The position of this property is enviable from its setting at the foot of Side Pike and has glorious views across the valley to Stickle Ghyll, Pavey Ark and the Langdale Pikes. Formerly part of the dairy attached to the original old farmhouse the cottage has its own entrance to the side of the farm where there are fine views to the head of Langdale and the majestic Bow Fell and Crinkle Crags.
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Stonethwaite, Borrowdale, Keswick, Cumbria CA12 5XG
Tel: 017687 77234
Nick & Tracey Gill run Stonethwaite Farm Bed and Breakfast which is situated deep in the heart of the beautiful and renowned Borrowdale Valley. This Borrowdale bed and breakfast is on a traditional working fell farm, which has approximately 500 lowland acres and 3000 fell acres & 800 Herdwick Sheep.
Yew Tree Farm, Borrowdale, Keswick, Cumbria
Tel: 017687 77675
Johnny and Joanne Bland welcome you to Yew Tree Farm. 3 guests rooms: 1 double room with shower1 double room with bath and shower 1 twin room with bath and showerTea and coffee at all times. No TV just great conversation. And we now have wi-fi for our guests. After a full nights sleepindulge in a freshly cooked Full Walkers Cumberland Breakfast
Nook Farm, Borrowdale, Keswick, Cumbria CA12 5XB
Tel: 017687 77677
Nook Farm is a National Trust traditional working hill farm set in the heart of Borrowdale. Surrounded by spectacular Lakeland fells Nook Farm is right on route of the C2C (Coast to Coast) and Cumbrian Way.
Our large well decorated rooms offer you an excellent nights sleep so that you are ready for whatever you have planned for the following day. We have 1 double room (with ensuite facilities) & 1 family room available.
Swinside End farm, Lorton, Cockermouth, Cumbria
Tel: 01900 85134
Karen & Andrew Nicholson
Swinside End Farm offers two double rooms and one twin room all with en suite facilities available for that year round getaway. The comfortable rooms, are individually furnished to high standards of decoration.
Situated in an elevated and tranquil position at Scales, above the sleepy village of Lorton, close to Loweswater, Crummock Water and Buttermere.