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HerdyView Lodge is situated in a peaceful location, overlooking rolling hills surrounded by nature on the edge of the Lake District National Park. It is a cosy, modern 3 bedroom chalet with a log burner. Situated close to the market town of Penrith and Lake Ullswater it is in a perfect location for exploring the Lake District and the Eden Valley. Away from the tourist crowds but also within easy access to hotspots and amenities. There are attractions in the local area for all ages and interests.

HerdyView Lodge is a Scandinavian lodge based on a small, quiet residential site and is surrounded by local farming land on the edge of the Lake District National Park. It is within easy access to the Lake District, Eden Valley and the Peninnes. Surrounded by local wildlife and plenty of walks. The lodge is well equipped for all self catering needs and comprises of 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a large open plan lounge/kitchen. Guests are free to use the log burner and wood is provided for their first fire. The old traditional large windows at the front opens onto a decking area that overlooks fields in front (often occupied by Herdwick sheep). At the back of the lodge is a small garden with seating where a small BBQ and fire pit are also provided. Here also there is a small herb garden to use. There is space for two cars to park at the front of the property. There is always tea and coffee to use as well. The space is very peaceful and relaxing with herdwick sheep, rabbits, deer and cows regularly occupying the view. The lodge is convenient for the M6 north and south also.

The lodge is 5 minutes from the Market Town of Penrith and 5 minutes to Lake Ullswater. There are plenty of nice pubs, tearooms and restaurants nearby to enjoy. There is a pub within walking distance serving local ales and food. The nearest villages include Askham (an pretty village where Askham hall is located who have an award winning tea room and restaurant), Lowther (where you can explore Lowther Castle and Gardens), Tirril (the Queens Head pub here sells award winning pies). There is direct access to numerous walks/cycle routes in this surrounding area, Eden valley, Lowther land and the North Lake District fells. Lake Ullswater has many walks connected by the Ullswater steamer boats, access to different water sports and many other attractions. Pooley bridge is the nearest point on the Lake, where there are pubs, tea rooms, shops and walks. Another fantastic area to explore is Haweswater reservoir, a quieter place and where walks are more remote and equally, if not more, beautiful (if you have a Northern Lakes OS map then the front cover is a picture on a walk at Haweswater). The Market town of Penrith provides you with local amenities, supermarkets, independent shops and cafes. There are many places to take children nearby, visitor centres (such as Rheged and bird of prey centre), an ice cream farm and also many historical sites to see for example Lowther and Brough castle. From the lodge you can easily explore a wide variety of areas, not just the Lake District National Park but also the Pennines, Eden valley and the historic north Cumbria (such as Hadrians wall!)

La Ruche is a superb ground floor self-contained annexe comprising a beautiful private bedroom with stylish en suite shower room. Close to Ullswater, Haweswater, Eden Valley, Pennines, great views, pubs, tea rooms and local attractions. La Ruche is in the village of Sockbridge and Tirril between Penrith and Pooley Bridge, which lies on the shores of idyllic Ullswater with fabulous surrounding fells. An ideal location for anyone wishing to explore this stunning area on foot, bike, by car or bus.

On the edge of the Lake District and within the Eden Valley, this superb ground floor self-contained annexe gives access via your own external entrance door, which allows you to come and go as you please. The annexe comprises a functionl hallway, which leads to the beautiful and tastefully-appointed private bedroom with stylish en suite shower room. The internal door to the main house leads to the dining room which has beautiful views across the garden and nearby fields. We cater for Vegan and Vegetarian diets whilst also providing a Continental breakfast or a traditional Full English breakfast (Gluten free options available). We look forward to meeting you and hope that we can exceed your expectations, ensuring a fantastic stay here at La Ruche in Cumbria. If you are staying with us and you are arriving by public transport, we can arrange to pick you up from Penrith Railway Station or Bus Station. If you are planning walks in the area, we can help with local information and maps.

‘La Ruche’ B & B is located in the quiet Village of Sockbridge and Tirril between the bustling and historic market town of Penrith, Gateway to the North Lakes, and the charming village of Pooley Bridge, which lies on the shores of idyllic Ullswater with spectacular surrounding fells. We are situated in an ideal location for anyone wishing to explore this stunning part of Cumbria on foot, by bike, or by car. Then retreat to a quite location away from the bustle of the tourist areas. Penrith station is just 2 ½ miles away, and the main bus route between Penrith and Windermere (open top tourist bus during the summer months) is on the door-step.

The house is located near the train station a mere 3 minutes walk away, buses also run from the train station , the house is situated just off the A592 and only 2 minutes from the motorway junction 40, A6 and A66. PLEASE NOTE : Check in times vary because of my shift working patterns some around 18.30 or before 17.30 , a message will be sent regarding the check in time as they do vary

The guests can use the kitchen and shared bathroom, all showers to be taken before 11 pm to stop disturbing the home owner and other guests, the living room is a private area and not communal unless invited, the use of the garden is fine and there is room to store bicycles any questions please ask

Snowdrop House is our large detached family home in a quiet cul-de-sac in Penrith. Isabel's room is a private room on the first floor of our property, and is a cosy double room with en suite facilities. Space for using a laptop is also available. Tea and coffee making facilities in your room, with fresh milk available Option of a light breakfast can be arranged prior to your stay at a small charge. There are options within walking distance for a traditional English breakfast Parking

The room is on the first floor of our home. We are situated within one minute of the M6/A66 intersection, so perfect for a stay on route North, South, East or West. We are a five minute walk from the train station on the West Coast line. We are ideally located on the cycling roues, C2C, John O Groats to Lands End and The Eden Valley cycle route Penrith town centre is a ten minute walk with a selection of cafes, restaurants and pubs to suit all tastes. Our home overlooks the North Lakes Hotel and the Lake District fells beyond. We are also close (2 minute walk) to Cranstons, an award winning Cumbrian food hall, famous for its Cumberland sausage - the cafe is a great option for a traditional Cumbrian breakfast Rheged discovery centre is an all weather visitor attraction with shops, cinema and food. The famous Knit and Stitch show is held here annually, along with Cumbria Life Home and Garden Show We are centrally located in the Eden Valley. We are five miles from Lake Ullswater and Pooley Bridge Carlisle and Kendal are a thirty minute drive from Penrith We have available a selection of refreshments and sweet treats, much needed after a long day walking or cycling. We have secure storage for bikes We do not allow pets, we do however have a friendly cat, Tim

There is plenty to do in and around Penrith, whether you stay for a few days, or one night only. Cranston's food hall two minute walk and is a great option to eat and shop, offering local produce. English heritage sites close by, Penrith Castle is within walking distance, the ruins are situated in the local park. Mayburgh Henge, Brougham Castle and King Arthur's Round table are all within driving distance. Lowther Castle and Gardens is a ten minute drive away. It was voted large visitor attraction of the year in 2018 in the Cumbrian Tourism Awards. "Dramatic ruins, gardens within gardens, an adventure playground to rival the best in the land. For visitors young and old (and four-legged), Lowther Castle offers plenty to enjoy"

Snowdrop House is our large detached family home in a quiet cul-de-sac in Penrith. Lottie's room is a private room on the first floor of our property, and is a spacious room with en suite facilities. The room can be set up in a variety of options. A spacious double or twin. A family room with an additional bed, or as a triple room. A light breakfast can be arranged prior to your stay at a small extra cost. There are options within walking distance for a traditional English breakfast. Parking

The room is on the first floor of our home. Tea and coffee making facilities are available in the room. We are situated within one minute of the M6/A66 intersection, so perfect for a stay on route North, South, East or West. We are a five minute walk from the train station on the West Coast line. We are ideally located on the cycling roues, C2C, John O Groats to Lands End and The Eden Valley cycle route Penrith town centre is a ten minute walk with a selection of cafes, restaurants and pubs to suit all tastes. Our home overlooks the North Lakes Hotel and the Lake District fells beyond. We are also close (2 minute walk) to Cranstons, an award winning Cumbrian food hall, famous for its Cumberland sausage - the cafe is a great option for a traditional Cumbrian breakfast Rheged discovery centre is an all weather visitor attraction with shops, cinema and food. The famous Knit and Stitch show is held here annually, along with Cumbria Life Home and Garden Show We are centrally located in the Eden Valley. We are five miles from Lake Ullswater and Pooley Bridge Carlisle and Kendal are a thirty minute drive from Penrith We have available a selection of refreshments and sweet treats, much needed after a long day walking or cycling. We have secure storage for bikes We do not allow pets, we do however have a friendly cat called Tim

There is plenty to do in and around Penrith, whether you stay for a few days, or one night only. Cranston's food hall two minute walk and is a great option to eat and shop, offering local produce. English heritage sites close by, Penrith Castle is within walking distance, the ruins are situated in the local park. Mayburgh Henge, Brougham Castle and King Arthur's Round table are all within driving distance. Lowther Castle and Gardens is a ten minute drive away. It was voted large visitor attraction of the year in 2018 in the Cumbrian Tourism Awards. "Dramatic ruins, gardens within gardens, an adventure playground to rival the best in the land. For visitors young and old (and four-legged), Lowther Castle offers plenty to enjoy"

Cosy studio apartment in central Penrith. Wi-Fi and parking available!! Perfect location to go explore the lake district and beautiful town of Penrith, 10 minute walk from the train station. Lovely cafes, and delicious restaurants, great antique stores to go explore in the town! All walking distance!

The historic building is made up of five separate apartments. My apartment is on the first floor. The studio is a well lit, modern and stylish with a double bed with a double bunk bed on top. I have a washing machine which guests are welcome to use as well as all other necessary appliances. Cyclists are welcome to store their bikes indoors, and motorcycle tourers are able to park their motorcycle safely outside the apartment building. I will try to accommodate early check in and late check out requests, and I will try to accommodate early and late baggage drop/storage where it will help a guest’s situation. GUESTS MAY BE REQUIRED TO CHANGE THEIR OWN BEDDING WHEN THEY RESERVE THE APARTMENT LATE ON THE SAME DAY.

The apartment is situated in the heart of the historic market town of Penrith at the NorthEast gateway to the Lake District. Extremely convenient for the many restaurants of the town. Ample parking, very close to the bus station and a short walk to the train station. The apartment is part of a grade 2 listed historic building with an attractive communal entrance which my co host and I maintain ourselves.

An end of terrace traditional stone cottage, full of character and charm but with all modern comforts. Only a few minutes walk from the friendly Tirril village pub, with several other great local inns nearby, for eating, dining or sampling the local real ales after your day on the fells or touring the Lakes. Lake Ullswater (Pooley Bridge) and Penrith are within a ten minute drive - a great location for Walking, Climbing, Pony Trekking or Cycling, or as a base for exploring further afield

A village setting near Ullswater, North Lakes: Penrith and Motorway are nearby.

Orchard Hideaways is a rural retreat overlooking farm land and open country side with a railway line. It is a small, friendly, family run site with 16 pods, set in a ancient apple tree orchard. The toilets and showers are of a high standard, and there are multiple BBQ points located around the site for disposable BBQ’s. Each pod has its own picnic table, other outdoor seating around the site. Well behaved dogs are welcome for a £5 fee.ALL 16 PODS ARE LISTED SEPARATELY SO CHECK ALL AVAILABILITIES

We have 4 Traditional Pods which contain basic kitchen appliances like kettle, microwave, plates, mugs and cutlery. Fully insulated with heating and lighting. The Pod can be set out to sleep 3 adults maximum as 2 single beds and a single airbed or double bed and single airbed.

Penrith is a market town and civil parish in the county of Cumbria, England. Penrith lies less than 3 miles outside the boundaries of the Lake District National Park. Historically a part of Cumberland. Cafe's, restaurants, bars, shops and countless activities all within the town. Little Chef and Burger King 30 second walk around the corner. Rheged tourist attraction 5 minute walk down the road. Half way between Land's End and John O'Groats, a perfect stopping point.

Our tranquil Lodge is situated on an elevated site of similar lodges at Glendowlin Valley very close to Ullswater. It is the perfect base to explore the Lake District and the Eden Valley for lesuire, adventure, local produce or simply to relax.

Newly refurbished Large living space with sofas, dining table and Log burner, leading to end living space with double doors out to the new decking area perfect for bbq! Kitchen with large fridge and freezer, washing machine and microwave. Hallway leading to main bathroom with shower, toilet and basin. Main double bedroom has the en-suite including shower and bath. Twin room with double wardrobe. Family room includes double bed and space for the cot if required, leading to bedroom four which is the bunk room. The family room has double doors out onto the decking at the back of the Lodge. Ample Parking available. We are currently updating the rooms, pictures to be updated over the next week or two once completed. Please feel free to contact us for any further information or requirements.

My place is close to two country pubs, outdoor swimming pool, village shop, Lowther Castle, Penrith town centre. You’ll love my place because of the outdoors space, spectacular views, lovely walks, lots of outside space. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and families (with kids). My place also has a large garden and a decking with chairs where you can sit and look out onto the lovely view which only Askham Hall shares.

Very close to Askham Hall hotel and Lowther Castle and Gardens which has multiple lovely walks within and around the place.

18th century cottage in the village of Stainton, overlooking the village green, conveniently situated 2 miles from the market town of Penrith, gateway to the north lakes and 3 miles from Ullswater. Ground floor consisting of hallway, cosy living room with wood burning stone set in a sandstone fireplace. Bathroom/toilet with a slate floor and underfloor heating. Well equipped kitchen/breakfast room Sun room leading onto private patio/garden. Upstairs is a dual aspect bedroom with UK king size bed

Wifi , smart TV and Wifi speaker Washer/dryer Bicycle storage BBQ Off road parking for one car Starter/welcome pack on arrival Starter logs for the wood burner

Stainton is a friendly village on the edge of the Lake District. Amenities include The Kings Arms, a traditional 17th century coaching inn serving meals and a range of beers. The Brantwood hotel's restaurant and bar are open to non residents. There is a small post office/newsagents. The Alpaca centre,with cafe, Rheged, with cafes and a programme of events and Dalemain House are all within walking distance. The village is conveniently situated 2 miles from the bustling market town of Penrith with shops, bars, restaurants, swimming pool and a cinema and 3 miles from Ullswater and the Ullswater steamers.

Orchard Hideaways is a rural retreat overlooking farm land and open country side with a railway line. It is a small, friendly, family run site with 16 pods, set in a ancient apple tree orchard. The toilets and showers are of a high standard, and there are multiple BBQ points located around the site for disposable BBQ’s. Each pod has its own picnic table, other outdoor seating around the site. Well behaved dogs are welcome for a £5 fee.ALL 16 PODS ARE LISTED SEPARATELY SO CHECK ALL AVAILABILITIES

We have 1 Family Pod, this pods interior is somewhere in between our traditional pods and our luxury pods. This pod can be set out to sleep 3 adults maximum. It has one bunk bed and a single bed, which can be moved to make a double. It also contains kitchen appliances such as a fridge, kettle, microwave, plates, mugs and cutlery. Fully insulated with heating and lighting.

Penrith is a market town and civil parish in the county of Cumbria, England. Penrith lies less than 3 miles outside the boundaries of the Lake District National Park. Historically a part of Cumberland. Cafe's, restaurants, bars, shops and countless activities all within the town. Little Chef and Burger King 30 second walk around the corner. Rheged tourist attraction 5 minute walk down the road. Half way between Land's End and John O'Groats, a perfect stopping point.

Sleeps 4: 2 bedrooms 1 bathroom. Traditional 500 year old quirky cottage with a garden views across village green,2 pubs, corner shop and open swimming pool in village. M6 15 mins. Grade 11 listed chocolate box cottage, in the picturesque village of Askham, in the Lake District. Easy access to all the Park's mountains, and lakes, with a variety of outdoor activities and village pubs.

We offer a warm welcome for families or friends to our Grade 11 listed cottage, in the picturesque village of Askham, in the quiet NE corner of the Lake District National Park. We are half way between Ullswater (5miles) and Haweswater (6miles), within easy access of all the Park's mountains, lakes and fells, with a wide variety of outdoor activities and good village pubs close by. Lowther Castle with its gardens, cafe and childrens play castle is a 15 minute walk away. It really is a home away from home, with all you need to create your peaceful and memorable holiday in the Lake District National Park! We have equipped and decorated the cottage for you to relax and unwind in with traditional wooden beams, quirky rooms and fabulous view across the village. We have combined antique and contemporary furniture and paintings in a traditional Lakeland country style. You'll love the stylish master bedroom with kingsize bed, the pretty double room with basin and wardrobe space. A quaint third bedroom has a single adult bed is available on request. Walkers and cyclists can explore the many footpaths and quiet country lanes from our door, without having to use the car. Our scenery is crisscrossed with a patchwork of ancient drystone walled 'driftways' leading down to the meandering River Lowther, or up onto Askham Fell above the village. In 30 mins walk from the house, you'll overlook spectacular views of Ullswater (only 3miles across the fell) and it's surrounding mountains, all the way to the majestic Blencathra in the north. You can also explore a group of prehistoric cairns and standing stones left by Helton's stone age settlers. For families, 2 minutes walk from the house is Askham Open air swimming pool which is great for relaxing in the summer. If you have children to entertain, where better than a pretty mile walk from the cottage across the deer park of Lowther Castle, to the amazing new Lost Castle adventure playground and cafe in the woods behind it. On your way back you'll need to allow time for a drink in either of our 2 great traditional pubs in the village.

Askham has long been regarded as one of the region's loveliest villages. The main street's ample verges and fine trees are flanked by a charming array of picturesque cottages set at differing angles and elevations. It forms an attractive avenue, extending from the River Lowther uphill to open moorland. Nearby is the great Estate of Lowther Park, seat of the Earls of Lonsdale whose ancestral home is currently undergoing major regeneration. The village has a church, inns, shop/post office and is very accessible, being only a few minutes drive from Penrith, the M6 (Jns. 39 & 40) and Ullswater.

Friendly stylish + cosy B and B in a converted 18th Century watermill. In an idyllic riverside setting outside the villages of Sockbridge + Tirril, 3 miles from M6 J40. Artists' studios and gallery on site, locally sourced food, home baking. We regret, we don't accept pets.

There has been a mill at Sockbridge for at least 250 years, so we are luck to live in a beautiful location steeped in the History of Cumberland. The surrounding countryside is teaming with wildlife, and visitors can go for pleasant walks by the River Eamont. Gary and I are both practising artists, and we are very happy to show visitors around our two studios on site, where we make paintings and prints. It goes without saying that you will be treated to a lovely breakfast including home-made bread, and locally sourced produce!

Sockbridge Mill is located next to the River Eamont which you can access via a public bridal path that runs past the house. There is abundant wildlife here, and you may see herons, woodpeckers, stoats, hares, and occasionally red squirrels. The villages of Sockbridge and Tirril are a 20 minute walk away, which is perfect for a trip to the village pub for dinner or a pint. Lake Ullswater is just 3 miles away.

The Bothy is a small snug barn conversion adjoining our home close to Ullswater The living accommodation on the ground floor is open plan and has green electric heating and a wood burning stove in a sandstone inglenook, a wooden staircase leads to a bedroom with ensuite facilities. Light and airy and warm in winter. **** World famous Marmalade Festival at nearby Dalemain House (walking distance) on the middle weekend of March each year ****

Accommodation on the ground floor is open plan and has a wood burning stove in a sandstone inglenook for cosy days or evenings in. There are green energy electric heaters as well. A wooden staircase leads to a bedroom with en-suite shower. Access to the cottage is through the conservatory, which guests are welcome to use and outside is a delightful enclosed cottage garden for you enjoyment. We are in the pretty village of Stainton, which benefits from very easy access to the M6 (5 minutes drive) and is only 10 minutes from Ullswater. There is a popular hotel and a pub within a few yards of the cottage, with the Alpaca centre and cafe close by and a wealth of amenities in Penrith, two miles away.

Stainton is on the edge of the Lake District national park and now a world heritage site. The Eden Valley with many natural attractions is also close by and Carlisle and Hadrian’s Wall half an hours drive away. The Kings Arms in Stainton serves Cumbrian guest beers and good pub food, it welcomes dogs in the beer garden. The award winning Brantwood Hotel and restaurant is next door and the Alpaca centre is within easy walking distance offering coffee and food options as well as Alpaca products. It is also a wood turners paradise stocking all things to do with wood turning. The Rheged visitor centre is on the edge of the village with local craft shops, Cafes, art exhibitions and a large screen cinema showing latest releases and live screenings.

Orchard Hideaways is a rural retreat overlooking farm land and open country side with a railway line. It is a small, friendly, family run site with 16 pods, set in a ancient apple tree orchard. The toilets and showers are of a high standard, and there are multiple BBQ points located around the site for disposable BBQ’s. Each pod has its own picnic table, other outdoor seating around the site. Well behaved dogs are welcome for a £5 fee.ALL 16 PODS ARE LISTED SEPARATELY SO CHECK ALL AVAILABILITIES

We have 5 Luxury Pods. The longer design allows for a more comfortable stay, It also contains kitchen appliances like fridge, kettle, microwave, plates, mugs and cutlery. Fully insulated with heating and lighting. The Pod can be set out to sleep 4 adults maximum, as a bunk bed and twin beds. Twin beds can be moved to make into a double.

Penrith is a market town and civil parish in the county of Cumbria, England. Penrith lies less than 3 miles outside the boundaries of the Lake District National Park. Historically a part of Cumberland. Cafe's, restaurants, bars, shops and countless activities all within the town. Little Chef and Burger King 30 second walk around the corner. Rheged tourist attraction 5 minute walk down the road. Half way between Land's End and John O'Groats, a perfect stopping point.

This is Good home. .lake District very near. .centerparcs 6 min Drive. .Keswick. ..So many places to visit from penrith to all over lake District by bus. .only 2 min by walking distance for bus. .

Rose Cottage is a cosy family holiday home nestled on the edge of the Lake District National Park. Freshly renovated, this 4 bedroomed cottage is located in the beautiful Cumbrian village of Tirril, less than 2 miles from Ullswater. The cottage is a welcoming space for family get togethers and the perfect base for exploring one of the finest pockets in England. The Queens Head Inn 2 doors away means its all too easy to eat some of the best pub food around after a day of outdoor adventures.

Rose Cottage has 3 double bedrooms and a kids bunk room, plus two family rooms, a kitchen and bathroom. The secret walled country garden is a relaxing place to barbecue or play games on the lawn, as it is a sun trap throughout the day and evening. The bedrooms are all on the first floor and configured as: - Master bedroom: sleeps 2, one double bed - Bedroom 2: sleeps 2, one double bed - Kids bunk room: sleeps 2 in bunk beds (single size) - Bedroom 3: sleeps 2, can be set as twin single beds or as a king sized double bed (please advise at time of booking on your preference). This bedroom is located up a separate staircase to the other bedrooms. The main family room features a wood burning stove, corner sofa and armchairs. The second family room has a tv, sofas and underfloor heating. Both living spaces and the kitchen are located on the ground floor. The kitchen is between the two family rooms and has a dining table set to seat 6, which extends to comfortably sit 8 people. Mod cons include induction hob, electric oven, dishwasher, microwave, kettle, toaster, Tassimo coffee machine. The family bathroom is mid way up the main staircase and has a toilet, sink, bath and shower over the bath. There is a cloakroom area with pegs and a shoe rack. The utility room houses the heating controls for the central heating, the washing machine, iron, ironing board, vacuum cleaner, mop etc. There is double glazing throughout the property. The garden has an open stone shed with outdoor furniture and BBQ for guests to use. There is also access to the rear garden for storage of bikes etc. Guests to the property will be provided with a starter pack of key items (basic cleaning supplies and some individually wrapped teabags/coffee pods to get you started) and initial fuel for the wood burning stove.

Local facilities in Tirril centre around the Queens Head Inn, 2 doors away from Rose Cottage. A source of charm, great local food (their homemade pie menu is truly marvellous) and a fine selection of Lakeland beers, gins and other treats. It’s worth booking ahead when planning your stay. They also have a very useful shop round the back of the bar that stocks milk, bread, local eggs and pies.

Young or old, adventure or relaxation, the ideal country break starts here at Punchbowl Inn, where we offer not only cosy and comfortable accommodation but a real commitment to fulfilling the needs of our guests.

The static Lodge can sleep upto 4 people in one large double room and one twin room. It has a separate bathroom. kitchen for self catering and living room with dining space. Out side there is a large decking area that is ideal for sitting and enjoying the nicer weather.

Askham is one of the most attractive villages in the former county of Westmorland, about 4 miles south of Penrith. It contains many whitewashed cottages either side of the two village greens and adjoins the River Lowther making it the perfect spot for Fly Fishing - 100 yards from the River Lowther, the 'jewel in the crown' of the Eden system.

Young or old, adventure or relaxation, the ideal country break starts here at Punchbowl Inn, where we offer not only cosy and comfortable accommodation but a real commitment to fulfilling the needs of our guests.

The Double ensuite comprises of a double bed with private bathroom. All our rooms come with TV, hairdryer and wireless connection.

Askham is one of the most attractive villages in the former county of Westmorland, about 4 miles south of Penrith. It contains many whitewashed cottages either side of the two village greens and adjoins the River Lowther making it the perfect spot for Fly Fishing - 100 yards from the River Lowther, the 'jewel in the crown' of the Eden system.

Entire flat above country pub, in great location with private car park. All the rooms have T.V, WI-FI access, and towels. There are two standard double rooms and a family / bunk room with one normal double bed, and two bunk beds - double on the bottom and single on the top. Small kitchen with fridge, oven, microwave. There is one bathroom with bath and shower. Perfect for families or walking / cycling trips in the lakes.

Hello. and welcome to my listing, thanks for reading. The room is in a flat above a family friendly country pub built in 1737 and steeped in history. It is ideally situated being walking distance from Penrith town (about 1 mile or £4/£5 taxi) and being just off the M6 Motorway and A66 main road. It sits right on the edge of The Lake District National Park and is about 5 miles from the popular Ullswater and Pooley Bridge. There are walks nearby either along the River Eamont or to Brougham Castle. Entire flat above country pub, separate to the pub itself but I can book you in for meals. There are three separate bedrooms as described, kitchen and bathroom and toilet. There is a beer garden, kids play area and the pub has BT and Sky Sports. The flat is basic but should have everything you require to enjoy your visit. All rooms are clean and tidy, we are new to Air B&B and working with a small budget - all beds, mattresses, sheets and towels are new this year and we have just been painted and had new carpets fitted (some reviews are before this). During busy times and during the day there maybe noise from the pub so please bear this is mind.

Quiet village

Orchard Hideaways is a rural retreat overlooking farm land and open country side with a railway line. It is a small, friendly, family run site with 16 pods, set in a ancient apple tree orchard. The toilets and showers are of a high standard, and there are multiple BBQ points located around the site for disposable BBQ’s. Each pod has its own picnic table, other outdoor seating around the site. Well behaved dogs are welcome for a £5 fee.ALL 16 PODS ARE LISTED SEPARATELY SO CHECK ALL AVAILABILITIES

We have 4 Traditional Pods which contain basic kitchen appliances like kettle, microwave, plates, mugs and cutlery. Fully insulated with heating and lighting. The Pod can be set out to sleep 3 adults maximum as 2 single beds and a single airbed or double bed and single airbed.

Penrith is a market town and civil parish in the county of Cumbria, England. Penrith lies less than 3 miles outside the boundaries of the Lake District National Park. Historically a part of Cumberland. Cafe's, restaurants, bars, shops and countless activities all within the town. Little Chef and Burger King 30 second walk around the corner. Rheged tourist attraction 5 minute walk down the road. Half way between Land's End and John O'Groats, a perfect stopping point.

Orchard Hideaways is a rural retreat overlooking farm land and open country side with a railway line. It is a small, friendly, family run site with 16 pods, set in a ancient apple tree orchard. The toilets and showers are of a high standard, and there are multiple BBQ points located around the site for disposable BBQ’s. Each pod has its own picnic table, other outdoor seating around the site. Well behaved dogs are welcome for a £5 fee.ALL 16 PODS ARE LISTED SEPARATELY SO CHECK ALL AVAILABILITIES

We have 4 Traditional Pods which contain basic kitchen appliances like kettle, microwave, plates, mugs and cutlery. Fully insulated with heating and lighting. The Pod can be set out to sleep 3 adults maximum as 2 single beds and a single airbed or double bed and single airbed.

Penrith is a market town and civil parish in the county of Cumbria, England. Penrith lies less than 3 miles outside the boundaries of the Lake District National Park. Historically a part of Cumberland. Cafe's, restaurants, bars, shops and countless activities all within the town. Little Chef and Burger King 30 second walk around the corner. Rheged tourist attraction 5 minute walk down the road. Half way between Land's End and John O'Groats, a perfect stopping point.

Orchard Hideaways is a rural retreat overlooking farm land and open country side with a railway line. It is a small, friendly, family run site with 16 pods, set in a ancient apple tree orchard. The toilets and showers are of a high standard, and there are multiple BBQ points located around the site for disposable BBQ’s. Each pod has its own picnic table, other outdoor seating around the site. Well behaved dogs are welcome for a £5 fee.ALL 16 PODS ARE LISTED SEPARATELY SO CHECK ALL AVAILABILITIES

Contains 2 beds, a small table and 2 seats. This pod has its own little decking area with a bench- fantastic for sitting outside. Fully insulated with heating and lighting. The Pod can be set out to sleep 2 adults maximum as twin beds or a double bed.

Penrith is a market town and civil parish in the county of Cumbria, England. Penrith lies less than 3 miles outside the boundaries of the Lake District National Park. Historically a part of Cumberland. Cafe's, restaurants, bars, shops and countless activities all within the town. Little Chef and Burger King 30 second walk around the corner. Rheged tourist attraction 5 minute walk down the road. Half way between Land's End and John O'Groats, a perfect stopping point.

This 2 bedroom, cosy and comfortable property is in an ideal position within the town of Penrith, being a short walk to shops and restaurants, 10 minutes walk from the mainline Train Station and Bus Station and on the C2C. The M6 and A66 are both 5 minutes drive away giving easy access to the Lake District( World Heritage Site), Howgills, Yorkshire Dales and the Borders of Scotland. Keswick, Ullswater and Carlisle are 20 minutes drive away. Penrith is a busy market town with Fairtrade status.

This end terrace house is a cosy, comfortable, more traditional feel property which sleeps 4 people and a cot is available to use too. Pets welcome. Downstairs there is a lounge dining room and small kitchen. Upstairs there are 2 bedrooms, one a king size bed room and the other a twin bed room. Also a bathroom with toilet, sink and bath with shower over. Outside to the rear is a small gravel garden with flower beds and seating. There is also parking for up to 2 cars.

As stated in the introduction, Penrith is a wonderful market town with its own castle and pleasant park. Lovely artisan shops, cafes and bars abound as well as 4 good size supermarkets and food shops.

Orchard Hideaways is a rural retreat overlooking farm land and open country side with a railway line. It is a small, friendly, family run site with 16 pods, set in a ancient apple tree orchard. The toilets and showers are of a high standard, and there are multiple BBQ points located around the site for disposable BBQ’s. Each pod has its own picnic table, other outdoor seating around the site. Well behaved dogs are welcome for a £5 fee.ALL 16 PODS ARE LISTED SEPARATELY SO CHECK ALL AVAILABILITIES

We have 1 Decking Pod which comes with its very own outdoor dining area to make the most of the summer evenings. It also contains basic kitchen appliances like kettle, microwave, plates, mugs and cutlery. Fully insulated with heating and lighting. The Pod can be set out to sleep 3 adults maximum as 2 single beds and a single airbed or double bed and single airbed.

Penrith is a market town and civil parish in the county of Cumbria, England. Penrith lies less than 3 miles outside the boundaries of the Lake District National Park. Historically a part of Cumberland. Cafe's, restaurants, bars, shops and countless activities all within the town. Little Chef and Burger King 30 second walk around the corner. Rheged tourist attraction 5 minute walk down the road. Half way between Land's End and John O'Groats, a perfect stopping point.

Orchard Hideaways is a rural retreat overlooking farm land and open country side with a railway line. It is a small, friendly, family run site with 16 pods, set in a ancient apple tree orchard. The toilets and showers are of a high standard, and there are multiple BBQ points located around the site for disposable BBQ’s. Each pod has its own picnic table, other outdoor seating around the site. Well behaved dogs are welcome for a £5 fee.ALL 16 PODS ARE LISTED SEPARATELY SO CHECK ALL AVAILABILITIES

We have 4 Pet Enclosure Pods. They are the same great design as our Luxury Pods but also have a privately fenced off area for your pet to stay secure. It also contains kitchen appliances like fridge, kettle, microwave, plates, mugs and cutlery. Fully insulated with heating and lighting.The Pod can be set out to sleep 4 adults maximum, as a bunk bed and twin beds. Twin beds can be moved to make into a double.

Penrith is a market town and civil parish in the county of Cumbria, England. Penrith lies less than 3 miles outside the boundaries of the Lake District National Park. Historically a part of Cumberland. Cafe's, restaurants, bars, shops and countless activities all within the town. Little Chef and Burger King 30 second walk around the corner. Rheged tourist attraction 5 minute walk down the road. Half way between Land's End and John O'Groats, a perfect stopping point.

Friendly stylish + cosy double in a converted 18th Century watermill. In an idyllic riverside setting outside the villages of Sockbridge + Tirril, 3 miles from M6 J40. Artists' studios and gallery on site, locally sourced food, home baking, log burner in guest sitting room. Large adjacent private bathroom with power shower. We regret we don't accept pets.

There has been a mill at Sockbridge for at least 250 years, so we are lucky to live in a beautiful location steeped in the History of Cumberland. The surrounding countryside is teeming with wildlife, and visitors can go for pleasant walks by the River Eamont. Gary and I are both practising artists, and we are very happy to show visitors around our two studios on-site, where we make paintings and prints. It goes without saying that you will be treated to a lovely breakfast including home-made bread, and locally sourced produce!

Sockbridge Mill is located next to the River Eamont which you can access via a public bridal path that runs past the house. There is abundant wildlife here, and you may see herons, woodpeckers, stoats, hares, and occasionally red squirrels. The villages of Sockbridge and Tirril are a 20 minute walk away, which is perfect for a trip to the village pub for dinner or a pint. Lake Ullswater is just 3 miles away.

Orchard Hideaways is a rural retreat overlooking farm land and open country side with a railway line. It is a small, friendly, family run site with 16 pods, set in a ancient apple tree orchard. The toilets and showers are of a high standard, and there are multiple BBQ points located around the site for disposable BBQ’s. Each pod has its own picnic table, other outdoor seating around the site. Well behaved dogs are welcome for a £5 fee.ALL 16 PODS ARE LISTED SEPARATELY SO CHECK ALL AVAILABILITIES

We have 4 Pet Enclosure Pods. They are the same great design as our Luxury Pods but also have a privately fenced off area for your pet to stay secure. It also contains kitchen appliances like fridge, kettle, microwave, plates, mugs and cutlery. Fully insulated with heating and lighting.The Pod can be set out to sleep 4 adults maximum, as a bunk bed and twin beds. Twin beds can be moved to make into a double.

Penrith is a market town and civil parish in the county of Cumbria, England. Penrith lies less than 3 miles outside the boundaries of the Lake District National Park. Historically a part of Cumberland. Cafe's, restaurants, bars, shops and countless activities all within the town. Little Chef and Burger King 30 second walk around the corner. Rheged tourist attraction 5 minute walk down the road. Half way between Land's End and John O'Groats, a perfect stopping point.

Orchard Hideaways is a rural retreat overlooking farm land and open country side with a railway line. It is a small, friendly, family run site with 16 pods, set in a ancient apple tree orchard. The toilets and showers are of a high standard, and there are multiple BBQ points located around the site for disposable BBQ’s. Each pod has its own picnic table, other outdoor seating around the site. Well behaved dogs are welcome for a £5 fee.ALL 16 PODS ARE LISTED SEPARATELY SO CHECK ALL AVAILABILITIES

We have 5 Luxury Pods. The longer design allows for a more comfortable stay, It also contains kitchen appliances like fridge, kettle, microwave, plates, mugs and cutlery. Fully insulated with heating and lighting. The Pod can be set out to sleep 4 adults maximum, as a bunk bed and twin beds. Twin beds can be moved to make into a double.

Penrith is a market town and civil parish in the county of Cumbria, England. Penrith lies less than 3 miles outside the boundaries of the Lake District National Park. Historically a part of Cumberland. Cafe's, restaurants, bars, shops and countless activities all within the town. Little Chef and Burger King 30 second walk around the corner. Rheged tourist attraction 5 minute walk down the road. Half way between Land's End and John O'Groats, a perfect stopping point.

Orchard Hideaways is a rural retreat overlooking farm land and open country side with a railway line. It is a small, friendly, family run site with 16 pods, set in a ancient apple tree orchard. The toilets and showers are of a high standard, and there are multiple BBQ points located around the site for disposable BBQ’s. Each pod has its own picnic table, other outdoor seating around the site. Well behaved dogs are welcome for a £5 fee.ALL 16 PODS ARE LISTED SEPARATELY SO CHECK ALL AVAILABILITIES

We have 5 Luxury Pods. The longer design allows for a more comfortable stay, It also contains kitchen appliances like fridge, kettle, microwave, plates, mugs and cutlery. Fully insulated with heating and lighting. The Pod can be set out to sleep 4 adults maximum, as a bunk bed and twin beds. Twin beds can be moved to make into a double.

Penrith is a market town and civil parish in the county of Cumbria, England. Penrith lies less than 3 miles outside the boundaries of the Lake District National Park. Historically a part of Cumberland. Cafe's, restaurants, bars, shops and countless activities all within the town. Little Chef and Burger King 30 second walk around the corner. Rheged tourist attraction 5 minute walk down the road. Half way between Land's End and John O'Groats, a perfect stopping point.