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Cumbria & The Lake District
A quaint three-storey cottage nestled in the village of Sedbergh, Cumbria. Romantic. Woodburning stove. Within Yorkshire Dales National Park. Kendal 11 miles; Hawes 15.9 miles;...
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£269
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Behind a hidden side street, tucked in the small town of Sedbergh, is this quaint three-storey property, Pine Cottage. Perfect for a couple’s romantic break to the Yorkshire Dales or a trip with a small group of friends, it offers a delightful base for your adventures in Cumbria. Step inside and be welcomed into a neat open-plan living space, where a woodburning stove adds a classic cottage feel, and a sofa and TV provide a relaxing spot for a quiet evening. A small dining table tucked to the side and some folding chairs act as a cute dining area, with the kitchen home to a gas oven and hob and a fridge, for when you’re not dining out in and around the area at the many excellent restaurants. Make your way up the stairs to find the first bedroom; a double room with plenty of storage space and a light and airy interior. On the second floor you can find the lovely bathroom, complete with a bath and shower over, as well as another bedroom, this one home to a single day bed, to be used for an extra guest or as a peaceful reading spot, with an abundance of light from the Velux window. From Pine Cottage you can take a short walk to Sedbergh’s high street where traditional pubs await, as well as shops and narrow winding streets. The Dales Way passes near the town and is an 80-mile long-distance footpath taking you along wonderful scenery in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, so walkers should be sure to plan a day exploring the route. The Ribblehead Viaduct isn’t far and it’s well-worth seeing this 19th century viaduct made of 24 stone arches in person, and it’s not far from several excellent peaks to walk, including Ingleborough, Whernside and Great Knoutberry Hill. Killington Lake lies less than ten miles away and is a haven for water sport enthusiasts with opportunities for dinghy sailing, windsurfing and canoeing, as well as fishing available and the site is popular with birdwatchers too. Visit the home of Kendal Mint Cake, the southern gateway to the Lake District, Kendal is a delightful town to explore; wander around the ruins of Kendal Castle, visit the Kendal Museum and the Museum of Lakeland Life & Industry for some local history. Relish a break away with your loved one in Cumbria staying at Pine Cottage.