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Oakshead (Kendal) sleeps a maximum of 10 people..
Set in the heart of its very own 37 acres of farmland at the head of a private farm track on the fringes of rural Crook, is Oakshead which enjoys uninterrupted views over field and fell and offers peace, privacy and ample space to roam, ramble and play within the Lake District National Park. We are proud to state that Oakshead, a most luxurious property, sits within our top ten of quality, lifestyle holiday cottages in the South Lakes area. Those regular visitors to this lovely part of Lakeland will be familiar with Crook, it's traditional inn serving local ales and home made food and the golf course for those who enjoy a round or two. There is an abundance of walking opportunities for even the most novice of hikers, straight from the door and all the attractions of Windermere, Bowness and Kendal are easily accessible by car within minutes.


Oakshead is very special. This five bedroom farmhouse has been lovingly 'dressed' with the emphasis on style and comfort without skimping on facilities and fittings. The configuration of bedrooms, to include two master suites, ensures flexibility for the larger party, be it couples or two families and the second sitting room is just the spot for the younger members of your party to make the most of their holiday too. The luxurious farmhouse breakfast kitchen is sure to get the day off to a great start and what better place to end it than on the terrace, taking in the superb picture postcard views whilst planning the next day's events.

Price: £ 1290 - £ 2940

Rowan Bank (Kendal) sleeps a maximum of 6 people.. Situated on the southernmost tip of the Lake District in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is the village of Arnside. The surrounding land is characterised by low limestone hills, marshy plains and deciduous woodlands, making this an interesting scenic backdrop for a walking or cycling holiday. Having retained many of the features from its past, this former fishing port still possesses a beautiful pier and port area with stunning views across the Kent Estuary. The 15th Century Peel Towers lie to the south of the village and were constructed to defend the settlement against the marauding Scots. Stunning limestone pavements as well as wonderful woodland walks through countryside alive with rare plants, trees and wildlife makes this a nature lover's paradise. In addition, the Leighton Moss RSPB Reserve is also just one mile away and presents excellent bird-watching opportunities.

Price: £ 291- £649

The Stables (Kendal) sleeps a maximum of 2 people.. Fantastically situated on the eastern fringes of the Lake District National Park and offering superb access to the whole region is the thriving Lakeland village of Staveley. The settlement provides an excellent range of amenities, which include a variety of shops, three pubs, a craft centre and a picturesque Railway Station. Cycle hire is available in the village's famous bike shop, whilst the whole area offers great walking opportunities for both those already keen on the sport and total beginners. The bustling towns of Windermere and Ambleside are both close by and have always been popular with visitors, providing a range of great facilities to suit all tastes. Lake Windermere offers boat excursions through the stunning landscape, the most well known of these being the ferry to the Lakeside Aquarium and Grizedale Forest Park. If boating takes your fancy, the 'Windermere Steamboat Museum' displays a fascinating collection of boats whilst those travelling with children will enjoy the 'World of Beatrix Potter' in nearby Bowness.

Price: £ 207- £478

Lily Cottage (Kendal) sleeps a maximum of 2 people.. Just 5 miles to the North of the medieval market town of Kendal sits Low Jack Scar, a beautiful country house and estate on the banks of Bannisdale Beck and set in several acres of woodland. Guests at Lily Cottage are welcome to meander through the colourful grounds and enjoy the peace and tranquility of the location, the site often frequented by a wide variety of birds including woodpeckers and pheasant. The location is perfect for exploring both the Lakes and Dales as Windermere and Kirkby Lonsdale are both within easy reach by car.

Price: £ 325 - £ 530

Gardiner Bank (Kendal) sleeps a maximum of 2 people.. Being part of an excellent conversion from former school buildings, this town house, equipped and furnished to a high standard, has panoramic views over the large market town of Kendal. A few minutes walk along the riverbank brings you to the centre of the historic town with its many shops, restaurants and pubs. The Abbott Hall is renowned for exhibitions of paintings and sculptures by famous artists whilst the Brewery Arts Centre is the venue for a variety of entertainments including recent film releases. Golf and swimming are available locally and there are many lovely local walks. The comfortable accommodation is a good base from which to explore the Southern Lake District (Windermere 20 minutes) and the coastal resorts of South Cumbria (Grange 30 minutes).

Price: £ see website

The Penthouse (Kendal) sleeps a maximum of 2 people.. Ideally positioned in a secluded position on the eastern fringe of the Lake District National Park is the attractive village of Orton. Along with its neighbours Kendal, Sedbergh and Appleby-in-Westmorland, this pretty town is surrounded by rolling hills and impressive scenery. Above the village is the Orton Scar, a limestone hill that was used to warn the village of Scottish raids. Orton's centre is home to a local pub serving food, a shop with post office, tea-rooms and the famous handmade chocolate shop. The attractive village green is surrounded by 17th and 18th Century cottages whilst there is a farmer’s market in the village square on the second Saturday of every month. Visitors can take a short drive to discover Haweswater, or visit the Lake District, the Eden Valley and the Yorkshire Dales.

Price: £ 225- £460

14 Printers Croft (Kendal) sleeps a maximum of 2 people.. Printers Croft is a brand new development in the heart of the lively market town of Kendal, just minutes drive from the Lake District National Park and the M6 motorway. The town has a great deal to offer holidaymakers of all ages, with ancient castle ruins and narrow historic yards. Entertainment can be found on the doorstep with a wide selection of restaurants and pubs, Kendal also having an excellent array of retail outlets. Contemporary in design with quality fittings throughout, Printers Croft is a second floor apartment and is well appointed. The furnishings are stylish and comfortable, just what you would expect from this high quality development.

Price: £ 325 - £ 530

Garden Cottage (Kendal) sleeps a maximum of 4 people.. Midway between Kendal and Windermere, Brigsteer is a superb location from where to explore the delights of the Lake District National Park. The area offers some superb scenery across the Lyth Valley and excellent walking and cycling opportunities for all ages and abilities. The local inn, The Wheatsheaf, is frequented by locals and tourists alike, serving a variety of local ales and excellent bar and restaurant meals, dogs also being welcome at the pub. As the name suggests, Garden Cottage has a lovely cottage style garden, full of colour and fragrance throughout the year and enjoys distant views of the Lyth Valley and surrounding fells.This traditional double fronted cottage displays a wealth of charming, characterful features including open beams and wood burning stove and the owner has successfully combined the original features with co-ordinating linens and many personal touches throughout.

Price: £ 380 - £ 650

The Old Vicarage (Kendal) sleeps a maximum of 2 people.. The historic Lake District town of Kendal is set on the banks of the River Kent and is often referred to as the Southern Gateway to the Lakes. Its old cobbled lanes and byways branch off from the attractive main street – with a well-deserved reputation for excellent shopping - whilst the stone ruins of 12th Century Kendal Castle create an incredibly dramatic skyline. Visitors can enjoy The Abbot Hall Art Gallery, with a regular collection holding portraits by Kendal born George Romney and works by Turner and Ruskin. The gallery also boasts links with the Tate and so other exhibitions throughout the year are also well worth investigating. Both Sizergh Castle and Levens Hall are nearby, as are numerous limestone escarpments, offering thrilling views of the Lakeland Mountains, the Howgills and Morecambe Bay. The town of Kendal itself is well placed for exploring the Lake district and the Yorkshire Dales.

Price: £ 225- £460

Wharf Cottage (Kendal) sleeps a maximum of 6 people.. The small traditional Cumbrian village of Burton is set in beautiful countryside and is ideally placed for exploring the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales and Bowland Forest. With a post office and general store, a butcher and a pub that serves good food, the village has all the essentials for visitors. For more specific amenities, Kirkby Lonsdale is just seven miles away whilst Kendal is only 12 miles and is often referred to as the gateway to the Lake District. The historic city of Lancaster and the seaside resorts of Morecombe and Blackpool are within easy driving distance, whilst the acclaimed RSPB wildfowl reserve of Leighton Moss is only four miles away. Morecombe Bay also offers great opportunities for wildlife spotting and is one of the reasons that the area is famous for birdwatching. Other locations with an hour's drive include the villages of Silverdale and Arnside, which overlook the beautiful Kent Estuary as well as the villages of Ingleton, Settle and Clapham.

Price: £ 249- £650