Cumbria - Accommodation for
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Irton Hall -
Eskdale, Cumbria |
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Contact Mr S Cottrell, 196 Marsland Road, Sale, Cheshire, M33 3NE
Tel: 0161 976 5440 Fax: 0161 962 2333 
These two bedroomed cottages are built in traditional style and set within the grounds of the magnificent Irton Hall. Each cottage enjoys the full benefits of this peaceful parkland setting, itself located in a quiet, yet particularly beautiful area of West Cumbria.
Each cottage has been tastefully constructed to reflect traditional style with use of stone and rendered walls under tiled roofs. Internally the modern comfortable accommodation is well appointed and furnished.
Irton Hall is set within 19 acres of ground and 12 acres of mature parkland, lying at the foot of the majestic western fells of the Lake District National Park. The hall nestles in the junction of Wasdale, Miterdale and Eskdale which provides a spectacular backdrop and a very special location for expoloring this beautiful region, which is unspoilt by mass tourism. |
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Hartsop Hall Cottages -
Kirkstone Pass |
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Contact: Pepper House, Satterthwaite, Cumbria LA12 8LS
Tel: 01229 860206 
Stunningly located on a working hill farm at the foot of the Kirkstone Pass, close to Brotherswater, these two traditional Lakeland self-catering cottages (each steeping 6) make the perfect base for a fell-walking and bird-watching holiday in the North Lakes.
Both cottages date from the 17th C, are listed buildings, and provide comfortable and spacious accommodation. Open fires and traditional furnishings are complemented by modern creature comforts such as TVs and dishwashers.
Walks in all directions from the door take in the Helvellyn, Fairfield and High Street ranges, whilst lower level bridlepaths lead to Ullswater. |
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Pepper House -
Satterthwaite |
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Pepper House, Satterthwaite, Cumbria LA12 8LS
Tel: 01229 860206 
Pepper House is a 16th C Farmhouse set on a hillside overlooking a wide valley clearing in the Grizedale Forest, about 4.5 miles from Hawkshead.
We offer B & B accommodation for up to six people in three comfortable, en-suite rooms. All our food is home-cooked, using fresh local produce. We have a drinks licence and provide evening meals, if pre-booked.
There is a wonderful variety of birdlife to see, including birds of the hedgerows, farmland, woodland and fells, from the miniature goldcrests to majestic buzzards and ravens. |
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Solway Cottage -
Port Carlisle |
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2 Scotch Street, Port Carlisle, CA7 5BZ
Tel: 01234 765548 / 07812 605950 
Two bedroom cottage, sleeps 3 approximately one mile from Campfield Marsh RSPB Reserve on the Solway Firth.
A designated AONB, just yards from the coast. Renown for the thousands of wildfowl/birds that flock there each year. Recognised as one of the most natural coastlines in Europe, The Solway has a unique appeal.
Ground floor lounge/kitchen/diner. Steep narrow stairs to 1st floor single bedroom/bathroom. Steep narrow stairs to attic bedroom/sloping ceilings. Bedding/Linen/Heating included.
Dogs Welcome.
From £169pw. (£118 short break)
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Coach
House -
Ambleside, Cumbria |
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The
Coach House, Kirkstone Foot, Ambleside, Cumbria
Tel: 01539 434924 
Comfortable
and fully equiped two and four person holiday apartments in
converted Coach House in the centre of Amblside, and ideally
situated for expoloring the Lake District.
The beautiful
scenery, landscapes and natural beauty can be enjoyed by a
leisurely stroll in the hills, or by more serious climbing
enthusiats. Owned by a qualified mountain leader who can provide
guided walking free of charge - see our Ambleside
Accommodation for details. |
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Fell
House -
Sedbergh, Cumbria |
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Booking
address: 14 Home Meadows, Billericay, Essex, CM12 9HQ
Tel: 01277 652746 Fax:
07974 028901 
Fell
House is a warehouse conversion combining both a house and
a flat with a total sleeping capacity of 14.
It has quality furnishings and a lot of space - see website.
Fell House
is situated near a rich variety of habitats; the Cumbrian
mountains, lakes and shores, Morecombe Bay, the Western Dales
of Yorkshire and the open Howgill Fells.
Sedbergh
is an unspoilt market town which offers traditional shopping
facilities and a choice of pubs/restaurants within easy walking
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