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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!)

Set in a quiet converted Mews, the Granary is a cosy, light and spacious apartment with bath and shower, kitchen, dining area, lounge and separate bedroom with king sized bed.

There is a window seat in the lounge offering a view of Knipe Scar. The private garden has a lockable shed for storage of bikes or other outdoor equipment.

There is a village store/Post Office a 2 minute walk from the property and two pubs within half a mile. There are lots of other good pubs and cafes between 3 and 10 miles away. Details of these and menus where possible are stored at the Granary. It's a great location for walking. You can access a footpath which takes you down to the river, a quarter of a mile away, without having to go on roads, and there you'll find the peaceful riverside path. For the more adventurous, there are plenty of hill and mountain walks offering great views of Haweswater and Ullswater. There are over 30 laminated guided walks stored at the property, to give you some ideas to get started. There are also loads of great places for cycling and other outdoor activities.

A beautifully unique building in the eastern Lake District. This experience is best described as indoor camping, an adventure! Facilities are basic, but our reviews will tell you how much people have enjoyed it. The bothy is off-grid and has two floors - downstairs a cosy living area with woodburner and cooking facilities; upstairs a sleeping area with view of the night sky. Dogs welcome. Sleeps max 8 persons. Price based on 4 sharing. Want to go wild? Be our guest!

********************************************************************* * FOR ALL NEW BOOKINGS, FIREWOOD ETC IS INCLUDED! * ********************************************************************* Shap Fell Bothy is an iconic and unique building located on Shap Fell, Cumbria, by the A6 road at 1390 ft above sea level. 10 minutes from Junction 39 of the M6 motorway, and 20 minutes from Kendal. The Bothy has been converted to a camping barn from an old telephone repeater station. It is surrounded by moorland and there are no houses or neighbours for miles around. The nearest village with shops is Shap, about 7 miles away. Situated on the main route from John O' Groats to Land's End, the Bothy is suitable for long distance walkers and cyclists, also mountain bikers, ramblers, bird watchers, astronomers, weekend retreats, music practice, or simply for a unique overnight stay. The back gate opens onto public access land, and there are public footpaths and bridleways across the moorland within 100 yards. The Bothy has a roof-window and is an ideal place for star-gazing, as there is an exceptionally low and wide horizon, and low light pollution. Please note: The landscape is bare high moorland, with no trees nearby, and there are power lines a few hundred yards away. The road can be busy in the mornings, but it quietens off by about 9.00 am, and it is exceptionally quiet at night. The property is completely off-grid ie it is not connected to the electricity grid and has no running water. Lighting and low-usage power (eg for phone/laptop-charging) is supplied by wind and solar. Drinking water and water for washing etc are provided (water can be heated on the cooker or stove). There is a washroom in the building, and toilet facilities consist of a Portaloo chemical toilet cubicle outside. Facilities are basic - best described as indoor camping. The accommodation downstairs consists of a main living room with wood-burning stove, tables and chairs; a kitchenette with caravan-type gas cooker (two rings and a grill); a washroom with small sink; and a hallway with coat hooks and space for boots. Upstairs is a lovely sleeping/lounging area, fully carpeted, with roof windows, ambient lighting and low comfortable seating. Heating is provided by a gas heater. Sleeping arrangements: The Bothy accommodates up to 8 people. In the upstairs there are 4 futon mattresses for the first 4 people to sleep on; additional guests can make use of the upstairs seating cushions or bring their own lilos, carrymats etc. Bedding for up to 4 people is available for hire or you can bring your own. Car parking: Ample car parking is provided 100 yards away in large lay-bys. There is a loading/unloading area off the road in front of the Bothy. Pricing: * The basic price is for up to 4 people. Extra guests charged at £10 per person per night * Cleaning charge is £5 per stay, payable at time of booking * No minimum length of stay (apart from at Xmas and New Year) The following are provided for you and included in your booking charge: * Electric lighting and mains sockets for low-level use eg phone/laptop charging * Gas cooker – 2 rings and a grill (gas supplied) * 10L drinking water per day, and large canisters of water for washing, washing-up etc. (Up to three days supply of water is provided) * Crockery, cutlery and cooking equipment including kettle * Tea towel and hand towel * Toilet paper * Futon mattresses for 4 people (but up to 8 people are welcome) FUEL FOR WOODBURNER & USE OF GAS FIRE, AND BEDDING HIRE Prices were changed on 13 February 2019 to allow for a new booking charge inclusive of fuel. This means that arrangements for woodburner fuel, use of the upstairs gas fire and hire of bedding depend on the date you made your booking. Please read the following information carefully to find out what arrangements apply to your booking. BOOKINGS MADE AFTER 13 FEBRUARY 2019 FOR STAYS ANY TIME (‘new system’) * Your booking charge per night includes 1 bag of dry, locally sourced wood (ample for most people’s requirements in an evening), a basket of kindling and sufficient firelighters, use of upstairs gas fire. * Bedding hire (sheet, duvet & duvet cover, pillow & pillowcase, blanket, hand towel) per stay is £15 for up to 2 people, and £5 each for additional guests (up to maximum of 4). Currently we do not have the facilities to provide bedding for more than 4 guests. The bedding charge is payable after booking but the hire must be arranged and paid for before your stay BOOKINGS MADE BEFORE 13 FEBRUARY 2019 FOR STAYS ANY TIME** (‘old system’) Your booking charge does NOT include: * Firewood, kindling, firelighters. You are welcome to bring your own or buy from us (see below) * Use of upstairs gas fire Optional extras (for bookings made before 13 February 2019): * 1 bag of dry, locally sourced firewood (this meets most people’s needs for an evening) £6 * Bag of kindling £5 * Box of firelighters £3 * Use of the upstairs gas fire £5 per night * bedding (sheet, duvet & duvet cover, pillow & pillowcase, blanket, hand towel) for up to 4 people, £15 for one night plus £1 per person per night for extra nights * All extra charges are payable in advance of your booking via the Airbnb extra payments service **PLEASE NOTE * IF YOU MADE YOUR BOOKING BEFORE 13 FEBRUARY 2019 FOR A STAY ANY TIME, you will have received a message offering you the choice between the ‘old system’ arrangements and the ‘new system’ arrangements. If you haven’t already replied to our message, we look forward to hearing from you. ------------------------------------------------------- WHAT YOU WILL NEED TO BRING WITH YOU (ALL BOOKINGS) * Bedding including pillows and blankets (if not hiring from us, or if more than 4 people in your party) * Towels (if hiring bedding, a hand towel per person is included) * Soap and toiletries * Torch – it can be very dark outside when there isn't much of a moon! * Matches * We recommend warm clothes, waterproofs, good shoes/boots

Shap Fell Bothy is located just inside the Lake District National Park, on Birkbeck Common, much of which is a Site of Special Scientific Interest because of species diversity and rare upland habitat. The Common is home to one of the few remaining feral herds of Fell Ponies. The only near neighbours are the birds and the sheep. Shap village is 10 minutes away by car. There are shops, the famous Shap Chippy, heated outdoor swimming pool, pubs and bars. The Bothy is located on the main route from John O' Groats to Land's End, and in summer there are often walkers, runners, cyclists, motorbikers, vintage cars and even a unicycle making this epic journey. The Bothy is mentioned briefly in Wainwright's 'Guide to the Eastern Fells' which is essential reading for walkers. There is a remote weather station about 300 yards south of the Bothy, which can be viewed online. The station gives readings for rainfall, wind speed, visibility, humidity and temperature, and has a webcam which takes a picture every 20 minutes. The station can be viewed on the Cumbria County Council website - just search online for 'Shap A6 weather station'.

A peaceful woody space, rustic yet with all the amenities needed for a relaxing break. Two double beds one on a mezzanine loft whilst the other in spacious bedroom with a double wardrobe and space for extra beds. (can sleep up to 6 using a blow up bed.) Large kitchen/ dining area and comfortable lounge with two huge bohemian sofas and throws. Lovely garden with free range chickens and a hot tub.(£60.00 for two days £80.00 for 3)

Tranquil setting with a boho feel.Two main sleeping areas with 2 double beds a blow up double bed and single camp bed There are basics like tea coffee sauces spices and oil in the kitchen cupboard and theres milk and Porridge, if hens are laying eggs too. I leave towels in the toilet area and bath mats. There is a washer you can use in the 'panic room' next to loo (basically a store room !) We have a heavenly hot tub outside, and a fire pit in our shared garden, give us a nod and well load you up with wood to warm up after your dip !!! We have a barn next door that we use for parties, and you are welcome to book out our glamping site with Four units ,(see air bnb woodland yurt , Gypsy pod and retro van, Great Strickland) and the camp site and Have a knees up if you so wish !! We do have cats and dogs on the farm if you have allergies to pets this is not the accomodation for you, so sorry.

Our village has a great pub a 10- 15 minutes walk away. A twenty minute bike ride or a 5 minute car journey can bring you to Larch Cottage Nursery, the best garden centre in England!! Moreland café (open Wed to Sun) is 5 mins in opposite direction and does lovely breakfasts and lunches.Lowther Castle is the other side of the M6 and boats a huge children’s play castle as well as beautiful gardens and another quality cafe. In Askham just a half mile from here are two great pubs , The Punch Bowl and The Queens Head ,Askham hall and gardens and the Health Barn, a great place ho relax and be pampered. Fantastic mountains within a 10 to 45 minute car ride away, and gentle walks in the local area. A perfect area for cycling and just off the coast to coast route.

A converted cow shed, now a light, airy single storey stone building open to the pitched roof that accommodates 2 people in comfort. Drop down double bed, kitchen, wet room, located on the doorstep of the Lake District in a small, charming village.

Great Strickland is a small village sandwiched between the Lake District, the Eden Valley and the Pennines. There are wonderful walks through the fields around the village as well as further afield. We are 5 miles from shops in Penrith or Shap, and the village pub serves home cooked food in a warm atmosphere.

This large stylish room with bathroom ensuite, is a perfect place to explore the Lake District , there are footpaths and cycle routes on the doorstep which can take you further into the Lake District or a hop over the hill into the beautiful Kentmere Valley . You will have a warm welcome from the Family Colman , and their 2 labradoodles and 2 cats . Off road parking , secure bike storage , mountain bikes for hire , an award winning pub and cafe for a quick breakfast across the road .

Our standard double bed is 4 feet 6 inches wide and 6 feet 3 inches long (137 x 190 cm). The room has a private bathroom. You have your own door for access. The shower in the room is a hand shower within a bath. The bedding and towels are of a high standard 100% white cotton. Shampoo , bubble bath and soap provided .

The house lies just off the A591 in the small village of Ings . 2 miles from Lake Windermere . The surrounding countryside offers endless peaceful walks and there are many cycle routes to take you further into the Lakes or just a hop over the hill takes you into the beautiful Kentmere valley . There is an award winning pub, The Watermill ,in the village with its own brewery . Across the road is Ambio cafe , great for breakfast . Or a short drive into the village of Staveley where you will find artisan bakers and coffee shops and a great bike shop . The beauty of living in Ings for me is that you have all the delights of the Lake District without the crowds .

PLEASE READ BEFORE BOOKING: For the month of April we are currently only accepting bookings from local guests only who need an extra space at this time. This is due to the Coronavirus outbreak. If you or a family member need a place to stay please send us an email request letting us know a little about your circumstances. We have already reduced our usual fees but are also happy to help with the cost for those in need. Hope you are all safe and well.

Smithy Cottage makes up the first floor of the converted smithy in the heart of the village of Staveley. When you climb the external stone staircase and open the front door you will find a perfectly formed cosy cottage conveniently laid out on one floor. It’s full of history and character, with beamed lounge and wooden floors. It is the perfect place to relax with family and friends after a busy day exploring the Lake District. Just 4 miles from Windermere. Bus route 555 stops very near. This traditional Lakeland stone cottage is ideally situated in the popular village of Staveley with its two pubs and variety of shops and services. There are many walks and cycle routes accessible from the door. You can rent bikes from Wheelbase bike shop in the village. We also have a lockable bike shed in the garden for those of you who bring your own. Outside the cottage there is a small seating area and stretching down the river Gowan is a shared garden. The cottage comprises: • Lounge/diner with coal effect gas fire, Netflix and catch-up TV, DVD player and a selection of games, books and maps. • Kitchen with electric oven, gas hob and fridge/freezer. • Master bedroom with double bed (a camp bed available for children on request) • Second Bedroom with double bed • Bathroom with shower over bath, hand basin & WC. • All towels and sheets included. • Wi-Fi available. • Private parking for 1 car. • Bike store. • Shared riverside garden area.

Staveley retains all the charm of a small Lake District Village, whilst having some great places to eat and drink, here are some of our favs.. Drinking and Eating in Staveley The Coffee Den – this is the home of Mr. Duffin’s roastery, when you have enjoyed a few cups you can take a bag or two home with you. Wilf’s – Mill Yard is a popular café with freshly prepared salads, soups, burgers, sandwiches and Panini’s. Hawkshead Brewery – Mill Yard. Brews and sells a wide selection of local ales and beers. Also serves Bar meals, Beer Tapas and has Live Music Eagle and Child – Kendal end of Main Street, by Gowan Bridge. This is a popular pub with cask ales, a log fire, good pub food and great atmosphere. Their quiz night is on Thursday. Café Eclec – is the tea room at the back of the antique shop on Main Street. They provide Aga cooking, cakes and scones and a cosy log fire. Good for breakfast, lunch and tea. More? Bakery – Artisan bakers with eat in or take out coffee, sandwiches, cakes and pies. Good for breakfast before a walk. Do not leave without trying their sausage rolls or pies!! Staveley Chippy provides large portions of traditional fish and chips

Recently refurbished first floor serviced apartment comprising of 1 bedroom with 2 single beds and a double sofa bed. Full kitchen and bathroom. Situated on the coast to coast route, Shap has many amenities and is a fantastic base to explore the lakes.

Shap has a supermarket, post office, award winning fish and chip shop, pubs, coffee shop (for breakfasts!) and the highest outdoor heated swimming pool in England.

This is a self catering holiday let! The flat is very clean & simple and warm you can adjust the heating to suit you! You have parking directly outside in the drive this is also covered by CCTV. We are in a very fortunate location for the lakes very easy to access From the main road! Also just up the road from centre parks Whinfell forest! We are 10 minutes from Penrith Town and Appleby Town.

Kirkby Thore is a lovely village it has a little shop selling essentials A garage just up the road the other end of the village and a lovely Bistro a 2 minute walk down the road the food/cocktails are amazing and we highly recommended!

Once a farmhouse and a coaching inn that serviced the busy A6, now hosts a 10 bed, 10 bathroom guesthouse. New Ing can be found nestled in the Eden valley, on the edge of the Lake District and just north of the Howgill fells. The perfect stop off on your way from or to bonnie Scotland, as we are only 5 minutes from J39 of the M6. We are also the perfect base for walkers, be it that you are passing through on your long distance walking holiday, such as Wainwright's Coast to Coast or the Westmorland Way, or that you want the perfect base for exploring the quiet but glorious Eastern Fells of the Lake District, the Pennines or the Howgills. This grade 2 listed farmhouse is being lovingly restored into comfortable accomodation suitable for single travellers, couples and families alike.

We are perched on the edge of the Lake District National Park which has now been granted a world heritage site. New Ing Lodge is on Shap high street, within the village of Shap, with all local amenities only a short distance away and lots of local walking routes right from the door.

Ideally situated in Shap, the ‘Gateway to the Fells and Lakes’, we’re on the famous coast to coast cross country walk. Just off the M6 motorway – we are ideal for breaking up your long journey to and from Scotland or seeing the sites of both north and south lakes. We can offer you private use of clean, comfortable recently modernised rooms on the first floor of our family home. You have sole use of a modern cosy bedroom, ensuite WC/shower room and a private breakfast room (breakfast provided).

We provide all the equipment you will need in the kitchen including table and chairs, fridge, freezer, microwave, kettle, toaster, coffee machine, egg cooker and a small portable oven together with all the all crockery and cutlery you will need for a comfortable stay. We can offer you free Wi-Fi and you have TV in your room. In those warm summer months why not enjoy a glass of wine on our secluded raised decking in the rear garden or sit in the front and watch the world go by. You can borrow our barbecue or we can supply logs for the chimenea for when the weather turns chilly. We have secure storage for bicycles and can easily dry your wet clothes and boots for the next day’s walk. Washing and drying facilities are available if you really need to dry out. You can even have a soak in our large bath if you need one. We offer a great space to sort yourself out for the next day’s adventure. We are dog friendly and our own dog will be sure give you a friendly welcome and will also welcome any well-behaved fellow canines. We can even provide a spare dog bowl or blanket if you have forgotten yours. If you are travelling in a group of four, we do have another guest bedroom (double sofa bed) you could hire for a small extra charge. Provisions for light snacks and packed lunches for your next day’s walking can be provided for a small charge. We are just a short walk away from 3 great local pubs and the award winning Shap Chippy so for larger meals you can either eat in or grab a take away back to the house if you prefer a quiet night in. The local Coop or newsagent is handy for stocking up on those holiday supplies.

Only a short drive from the lovely market towns of Penrith and Kendal, the sights of Ullswater, Haweswater, Windermere, Ambleside, Kirkby Stephen and Keswick are all within easy reach by car. Carlisle and Hadrian’s Wall are just a little further afield. There is easy access to the Eden Valley and the Howgills and the newly designated Westmorland Dales National Park. The whole area is home to wonderful walking, cycling and horse riding with lovely market towns and a collection of delightful villages, hills and sights to explore. There are lovely walks and cycle routes from the doorstep. With a lively calendar of farmers’ markets, county shows and seasonal events, the area has something to offer all year round. Amenities in the village include 3 lovely pubs, the Kings Arms, the Greyhound and the Crown (with its new tea room), all serving great home cooked food (with the Kings arms also doing takeaways). The award winning Shap Chippy is a Shap institution you won’t want to miss (with eat in or takeaway). We have the Old Courthouse Exhibition centre (exhibitions of local artists, live music and talks) and in the summer months the UK’s highest open-air heated swimming pool (May – September).

The house is a nineteenth century Cumbrian house set in a small terrace in Shap on the edge of the beautiful Lake District. A great base for walking the fells and exploring the area, the house is spacious, warm and comfortable with a new bathroom and kitchen. The house has stunning views across to the Eastern fells. The Yorkshire Dales are also a short drive away. It's a very short walk to three pubs and there are also shops, a post office and a small supermarket close to the property.

You will have the run of the whole house which has a large comfortable sitting room, a dining room which seats six guests, a modern well-equipped kitchen, one double bedroom, one twin bedroom and a bedroom with a double bunk bed. The bathroom is large and modern with both shower and bath.

Shap is a lovely village set in the Eden Valley in Cumbria. It's a short drive to both the Lakes and Dales. There are great walks from the house and a short drive will take you to the beauty spots of Ullswater, Haweswater and Shap Abbey. The village has shops, pubs and a great chippy. There is also England's highest outdoor swimming pool!

Looks out onto St Andrews Church Yard

Newly refurbished Character Cottage in the Eden Valley with new Kitchen, Shower Room and Double Glazing throughout. Total redecoration and refurnish. Wifi included along with Amazon Fire stick, (Use your own Amazon logon details). Multi fuel fire with logs and coal as starter pack included. Electric Storage heaters for additional heating included. Large Rear Garden to sit out in nice weather. Large front lawn garden and fenced in for dog friendly safety! Parking for 2 cars available.

Welcome Folder will be left in the cottage with instructions and helpful information on how to use the amenities etc.

Good village atmosphere and close to Lake District and closer to the Yorkshire Dales. 300 yards to the local pub, The New Crown, with excellent food and drink and dog friendly in the bar area. The village has an excellent play park for children next to the village hall and a large playing field for football, cycling etc. Our local community hold a coffee & cake afternoon each week at the Memorial Hall and, the first Tuesday of every month you can enjoy a meal of soup or salads and quiche in the summer, pudding and coffee for just £5.00. Our local village church is very interesting and dates back to almost Norman times. Well worth a visit, Local towns such as Penrith 20 mins, Appleby 10 mins, Kirkby Stephen 25 mins. Kendal 40 mins. Alston 60 mins all worth a visit. The Eden Valley is a great cycling area on quiet roads with fantastic scenery. Lovely local villages close by to appreciate. An unknown gem of an area waiting to be explored. Many local castles and attractions such as Penrith, Brougham, Brough, Appleby and Lowther Castle. A little further out over the A66 eastward at Barnard Castle is the Bowes Museum. That's difinitly worth a visit.

The Greyhound Hotel has been refurbished throughout offering eleven well appointed en-suite bedrooms. Each bedroom has a Hotel zip & link super king-size bed, which can be split into two singles beds to make a twin room if required. On the ground floor is the bar and restaurant area which is open and serving food between Noon - 21.00 and there is lots of outside seating too for those sunnier and warmer days. We are a dog-friendly accommodation provider and charge no extra for their stay.

Set in a stone country house dating from 1680, this quaint hotel is 2 miles from the 15th-century ruins of Shap Abbey and 7 miles from Lowther Castle.

Shap is a beautiful village, just a short distance from the M6 motorway. SOurrounded by fells, it is an ideal location for walkers.

Abbey Croft is a lovely four bedroom barn conversion on the very edge of Shap Village. The house has four good sized bedrooms (King with En-suite, 2 Doubles and a Twin room) all bedrooms are on the ground floor. Upstairs is a large open plan family sitting room and games area, benefitting from a large inglenook with multi fuel stove. The well-appointed kitchen diner is fully equipped and has a large range cooker. Outside is an enclosed garden with Hot tub, and outdoor table

Abbey Croft is very much a home from home, a place to kick off your shoes and relax either quietly – or surrounded by family and friends. The house is an ‘upside down’ property with all the bedrooms being on the ground floor, leaving the upstairs for open plan family living. Let me take you on a tour of the house. On entering the front door you are in a small tiled lobby with lots of space to take off those muddy boots and hang up outdoor clothing, through the door is the hall with a double height window and access to the four bedrooms and family bathroom. Each room has fitted wardrobes with both hanging space and shelf space, bed linen and towels are provided. Hairdryers are located in the chest of drawers. Up the stairs you enter the open plan lounge and games area, a place where all the family can get together. A large sofa is sited in front of the multifuel stove to create a cosy zone for curling up after a day in the great outdoors, and the smart TV gives you various viewing options including Freeview, but also allowing you to log into your own content provider if you wish. Wifi is available and we have found that the mobile signal is quite good here (something our own kids can’t do without!). At the other end of the living space is our games area - a full size air hockey table can make things quite competitive, whilst there is also the option of playing Wii games or watching DVD’s from our small family friendly library of films. The storage units at this end of the room also hold a variety of games, books and activities that guests are welcome to use during their stay. From the family room - double doors open into our kitchen diner. Well what can you say, its got the things you would expect (Fridge, freezer, microwave, dishwasher, range cooker) as well as other bits and bobs such as toaster, coffee machine, stick blender and slow cooker – there are cooking pan , pots and accessories – enough to get together a Sunday roast or easy evening meal! The dining table easily seats 8 in comfort and has a fabulous view out over the garden and fells. Going trough to the end of the house a lobby leads into a utility room where there is a washer and tumble dryer available to use as well as vacuum cleaner and basic cleaning items (plus a bag of old towels for drying off any damp dogs! - we would appreciate these being washed by yourselves if you use them - not something I would want our housekeepers putting through with the main wash!), there is also a wc and a 'back door' which leads down a flight of stone steps into the garden. The outside space has off road parking for up to four cars (most important as our lane is very narrow and we do ask guests not to park or unload in the lane itself as it does restrict our neighbours). The garden faces out across fields towards the sunning landscape of the Eastern Lake District. The garden is fully enclosed and gated making it secure for children or dogs. There is a five person hot tub available to use all year round, as well as a barbecue area and picnic bench seating. Just a quick note about our facilities for babies, - we have one travel cot and high chair available for use on request, and a ‘pull out’ toddler bed which there is space for in two of the bedrooms if required. We do not charge extra for these but please let us know in advance if you would be wanting to make use of them. Up to 3 well behaved dogs are also welcome (dependent upon breed size) - we do ask though that they are kept out of bedrooms and are not allowed on the furniture. If your furry friends come back from a walk a little on the damp side – you can bring them straight into the house by the kitchen door which leads directly into the utility and kitchen areas – where the flooring is easy to mop down and they can be made comfortable until they dry off!

Shap is ideally suited for those who enjoy the great outdoors – lying in the beautiful Eden Valley area it is bounded by the Lake District to the West and the Yorkshire Dales National Park to the East and provides a fantastic base for the exploration of the whole region. The village has many useful facilities including a health centre, post office general store with proper old fashioned jars of sweets served in paper bags. The very well stocked Co-Op can provide you with just about all the groceries you could need - including hot sausage rolls and pies, but the area is also well served with good local food producers and farm gate shops (some of which sell their high quality products through the famous Teebay Services farm shop which is a few miles down the road – useful for stocking up en-route!) There are a few eateries in the village to note – the Abbey Coffee Shop serves breakfasts and lunch as well as take away cakes, Shap Chippy is the place if you fancy the great British classic both eat in and take away. There are also several bars/pubs that serve food through the day and into the evening that are within walking distance of the house. Entertainment wise its worth bearing in mind this is a village, and for many guests to the region the great outdoors is all that you need, be it fells, peaks or dales. There are easy access pints to various national cycle network routes as well as being only a stumbling distance to the route of Wainwrights Coast to Coast walk. Shap offers easy driving to many other attractions – we are only quarter of an hour from Penrith with its nearby Centreparks if you fancied a sneaky spa day, or Rheged Arts and Cinema centre, within half an hour you can discover castles, gardens and more ancient history than you could shake a stick at! For families Shap has a special feature during the summer months as it opens its heated open air swimming pool – the highest heated outdoor pool in Britain!

Charming cottage in the heart of the Lake District. Perfect for couples, families and small groups of people. Next to multiple shops, pubs and food amenities. Shap has a local pool and many scenic walks right on the doorstep. Come and relax in the warm of the living room fire after a long day of walking. On the main roads to Kendal & Penrith both easily accessible by car or bus. The cottages is situated just off of the M6, so perfect for those travelling. The nearest train station is Penrith

You will have access to the whole cottage. Enjoy your home away from home. Perfect living area and kitchen for cooking, dining and socialising.

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Miller’s Rest is a self-contained one bedroom cottage with private parking and 2miles from Orton, 5 miles from Shap. The cottage is peaceful with plenty of space and all modern amenities. The bespoke kitchen is well equipped, living room has a log burner effect electric fire for those colder nights. The bedroom has an ensuite shower room and large wardrobe. There is a small stream running alongside the garden lovely for sitting outside enjoying a glass of wine, relaxing and watching the birds.

Miller's Rest caters for 2 guests but can accommodate up to 4 with the use of the sofa bed in the living room. Scout Green is a small hamlet 2 miles out of Orton. Miller's rest is self contained for your exclusive use. It has a cosy feel but is very spacious. Downstairs your private entrance enters the kitchen but with plenty of space to take your outdoor gear off and hang up. There is a separate dining area with full size dining table for 4 people plus. You then enter the large living room with 2 sofas and a reclining armchair along with electric fire woodburner style making it a spacious but cosy room. Up stairs is the double bedroom with ensuite shower room and large wardrobe. There is off road parking for 2 cars and small garden area for your exclusive use with gas bbq. We named Miller’s Rest as a nod to the history of the old house where the Miller of Scout Green lived in the 19th century.

Scout Green is in the Lake District National Park positioned between the Cumbrian towns of Kendal and Penrith in the Eden Valley but also neighbouring the Westmorland Dales of Yorkshire and the magnificent Howgill fells. Birk Beck runs through the Hamlets of Scout Green and Greenholme and is a tributary for the Lune river, running off Shap Fell and Birkbeck fell along a shallow valley. Red squirrels, salmon and Kingfishers have been seen along Birk Beck. Steam trains can be seen from Scout Green throughout the summer months giving the feeling that time has stood still. Orton is a delightful village with a pub, cafe, post office and a Chocolate factory along with a regular farmers market. Lowther Castle and Gardens are well worth a visit and just 15 minutes drive away. Lowther Host Kendal Calling a great family independent summer music festival. and Penrith's Drovers festival in October is worth visiting too.

Room 1 comes with TV, dining table and settee as well as a self contained kitchen. It is above a Tea Room in the Church Yard. very quiet area of Penrith except for the church bells occasionally. Some meals can be provided at extra cost. Room 2 is smaller with a double bed, tv, kettle, double wardrobe and chest of drawers

Center location, though quite, with access to local shops and amenities.

The room is situated in St Andrews Church Yard and park area, in the heart of Penrith, with local amenities very accessible. The church clock is right outside the window but the chimes are turned off at night time, however, the church bells are rung occasionally each week.

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

Accommodation provided in delightful character house in Morland near Penrith. The Eden Valley is a charming unspolit part of Cumbria but only 20 minutes from Ullswater. Private annexe, with separate entrance, small kitchen, sitting room with TV. Downstairs toilet. Please note the bedroom is en-suite with access through the main house. Private outside patio with table and chairs. Continental breakfast included. Facilities to cook simple meals.

New accommodation furnished to a high standard providing an ideal base for the Lakes and the Dales.

Charming village in the Eden Valley, with Pub, shop and renowned Mill Yard Cafe. Twenty minutes Pooley Bridge and Ullswater or fifteen minutes Appley.

Double room in a beautiful village in the Lake District National Park. On the C2C route between Patterdale and Orton/Shap. Close to M6 & A6 for Penrith, Kendal, Haweswater. Also an ideal base to visit Windermere, Ullswater, Keswick, Penrith, Ambleside, Carlisle and Gretna. The Space - Double bedroom with wardrobes, drawers, digital TV, Netflix, free WiFi & hairdryer, use of straighteners & iron if needed. You have sole use of main bathroom with bath & shower. (We have our own bathroom )

Our home is situated in a peaceful village near to Haweswater Lake and on the coast to coast route between Patterdale and Shap/Orton, ideal for those needing a long soak after a long walk!! Situated in the National Park we are within easy access of Ullswater, Windermere and many other lakes together with the main tourist areas of the Lake District. We are a great base for walkers, cyclists and tourists visiting the Lake District, with lots of walks on our doorstep. There is secure storage for pushbikes or a motorcycle. We are also a great stop over for those wanting a break travelling the motorway being only 15 minutes from Junction 39. We can offer breakfast for £5pp and an evening meal for £10pp, together with a packed lunch if required. Payable on arrival. Tea and coffee are complimentary as is free use of microwave, fridge, tumble dryer and washing machine. The room also has Netflix and digital TV. We can add a single mattress ( as per pics) in the room at a cost of £5 if there are 3 of you. There is also room for a travel cot if needed but we don’t have stair gates.

Quiet village location with a pub, church and village store. Although the pub doesn’t open very often. We do however have other pubs in Askham or Shap that provide a nice environment and food.

The Greyhound Hotel has been refurbished throughout offering eleven well appointed en-suite bedrooms. Each bedroom has a Hotel zip & link super king-size bed, which can be split into two singles beds to make a twin room if required. On the ground floor is the bar and restaurant area which is open and serving food between Noon - 21.00 and there is lots of outside seating too for those sunnier and warmer days. We are a dog-friendly accommodation provider and charge no extra for their stay.

Set in a stone country house dating from 1680, this quaint hotel is 2 miles from the 15th-century ruins of Shap Abbey and 7 miles from Lowther Castle.

Shap is a beautiful village, just a short distance from the M6 motorway. SOurrounded by fells, it is an ideal location for walkers.

Dairy Cottage is a beautiful holiday cottage located in the peaceful village of Newby, just 7 miles south of Penrith between the Lake District and the North Pennines. The cottage was once a former Westmorland farmhouse and dairy, dating back to the beginning of the 16th Century and it retains many original features. Ideally positioned to explore the Lake District. Recently renovated to a high standard and has been 4 star graded.

Cot and highchair available on request. Small gravelled patio area with garden furniture and BBQ Welcome tray including home baked cake, and fresh semi skimmed milk is provided on arrival. Sorry, no pets and no smoking.

The charming village of Newby sits in a secluded location in the Eden Valley, between the Northern Pennines and the Lake District. Is surrounded by lovely rolling landscapes and is often described as having a special, unchanging beauty. The village itself is surrounded by open fields. The nearby village of Morland offers a small shop, a popular cafe, and village pub. The nearby market town of Penrith offers a good selection of shops, supermarkets, restaurants, a cinema and swimming baths. Why not also visit Rheged Discovery Centre in Penrith, or nearby Lowther Castle and Gardens and Bird of Prey Centre. There is also Ullswater Lake, with frequent cruises from Pooley Bridge.

Small converted outbuilding next to our family home, with own entrance. Ideal Coast to Coast Cycle stopover or to use Penrith as a base. Easy access to the town (10min walk but with a quite steep hill on the way back!) as well as being within 5 miles of the National Park and Ullswater. The property looks over Penrith to the hills and is within a few minutes walk of local woods. Sleeps two people comfortably but able to accommodate up to 4 in total.

Upstairs bedroom - double bed, additional single mattress available, drawers, patio door to garden area/washing line. Downstairs living area - with double sofa bed, armchair, TV, stereo, microwave/convection oven, dining table. Kitchen area (downstairs) - fridge, sink, electric kettle, toaster, mugs, glasses, basic cutlery. Shower room (downstairs) - loo, small sink, shower. Secure bike storage available in our garage. Please note that the stairs to the bedroom are quite steep and may not be suitable for toddlers. The stairs do not have safety gates. Please also be aware that the bedroom is upstairs and the bathroom is downstairs. The cooking facilities are a little limited as there is no hob and limited space to prepare food. However, there is a combination microwave (Microwave, Convection Oven and Grill) for heating simple or ready meals. We also live within 10mins of the town centre, for anyone wanting a more substantial meal or to pick up supplies. We have three children, a dog (collie), a cat and some hens - all are friendly! They do not enter the guest accommodation but you may come into contact with them outside.... We are happy to have your children here. We are also happy for you to bring one dog by prior arrangement.

Penrith is a small market town on the edge of the Lake District National Park. Our property is in town and we are within walking distance of several supermarkets, cafes, restaurants, take aways, pubs, an independent cinema, a leisure centre with swimming pool and climbing wall. We are also very close to Beacon Edge, a popular wooded area for dog walks.

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"

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.

Once a coaching inn that serviced the busy A6, now hosts a 10 bed, 10 bathroom Guesthouse. New Ing can be found nestled in the Eden valley, on the edge of the lake district and just north of the Howgill fells. The perfect stop off on your way from or to bonnie Scotland, as we are only 5 minutes from J39 of the M6. We are also the perfect base for walkers, be it that you are passing through on your long distance walking holiday, such as Wainwright's coast to coast or the Westmorland way, or that you want the perfect base for exploring the lesser known Eastern fells of the Lake District, the Pennines or the Howgills. This grade 2 listed farmhouse is being lovingly restored into comfortable accomodation suitable for single travellers, couples and families alike.

We are perched on the edge of the Lake District National Park which has now been granted a world heritage site. New Ing Lodge is on Shap high street, within the village of Shap, with all local amenities only a short distance away and lots of local walking routes right from the door.

Comfortable room in a Victorian town house with separate but private shower room and toilet . We are located in the center of Penrith with all amenities within walking distance.

This room is within a 4 star guest house at a lower price than our other rooms based on a minimum 4 night stay.

Penrith is a market town and lies 3 miles outside the boundaries of the Lake District National Park

South Cottage, Orton is a 2 bedroom cottage situated 6 miles from The Lake District National Park and nestled within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Orton itself is very popular and is situated on the famous Coast to Coast route. It has two cafes, a chocolate shop, a monthly farmers market, a village post office and a lovely village pub! The cottage is really cosy, pet-friendly and has super-fast WiFi. It has everything you could possibly need to make your stay welcoming, cosy and fun!

Whether you are an avid walker, an energetic cyclist, a family seeking a touring holiday or a writer relishing the opportunity for a calm, peaceful break, your stay in South Cottage is one you are unlikely to forget. The cottage has been beautifully presented throughout and has been designed to cater for all your needs - even down to the courtesy picnic hamper for those summer walks! Right in the heart of the village, South Cottage has Orton’s hidden treasures within a few steps of the front door. From the popular village pub with regular quizzes and events, the famous Kennedy’s Chocolate Factory (we dare you not to venture in!), the village post office and stores with well-stocked shelves and, for real foodies, the monthly Farmers Market, there really is something for everyone. On market morning, open the windows of the cottage and a waft of hot dogs, chestnuts and seasonal offerings fill the air. Orton is a favourite location for walkers, and forms part of Wainwright’s Coast to Coast walk. Wainwright himself described Orton as ‘one of the loveliest of Westmorland’s villages, a pretty, rural settlement built around a central green with two streams crossed by many footbridges and having numerous venerable buildings and a fine church on a hill overlooking tranquil countryside.’ With stunning local walks including the majestic Howgill Fells and Orton Scar, what will delight the walker, cyclist and driver alike is the wide range of scenery that surrounds the village. From picture-postcard charm, barren and dramatic expanses of limestone terrain to the gentle rolling hills and sheep grazing innocently by the roadside, Orton is truly blessed with a variety of landscapes. Despite all of this, Orton revels in its relatively undiscovered existence and keeps its beauty a secret – away from the hustle and bustle of the central lakes crowds. In the cottage, there is ample hanging and floor space for muddy boots (and paws), coats and rucksacks in the external porch. There is a stylish and separate kitchen which guests comment is very well equipped and features views across the village to the pub! The living room has wooden effect flooring throughout, a sofa, two modern arm chairs, a utility cupboard housing a fridge/freezer, a gorgeous table with seating for four, and the all important open fire. There is also a lovely inviting hallway with feature shelving, housing a wide range of literature. We've provided lots of books on the local area, guided walks and maps for you to use during your stay, plus plenty of board games and DVD's (from family ones to thrillers) for those rainy days or cosy evenings. The cottage has an attractive and quirky bathroom with lovely deep bath, electric shower over and additional hand held mixer tap over, plus plenty of storage for toiletries. The master bedroom is small but cosy and stylish! Inheriting a slightly awkward angle makes furnishing the bedrooms difficult, but we think the mixture of solid oak chest of drawers, matching bedside table and double bed with drawer storage underneath, plus a deep built in wardrobe with rail hanging make up for the lack of space! The second bedroom is bright and airy with plenty of storage - a built in cupboard with hanging space, under drawers in the single bed, a wicker rack of drawers and bedside table. A stone outbuilding provides space for you to stow away your bikes or other equipment as you require. The cottage also comes with a lovely rear patch of garden and a table with a bench - ideal for soaking up the evening sunlight and having a glass of wine in the open air. There is also a front garden which is less private but provides a view of the village – ideal for being nosey and watching life go by! There is allocated parking for one car, but there is also plenty of on-street parking just outside in the village. Please note that access to the double bed in the master is only from one side, so most suitable for the nimble. Sadly, dogs aren't allowed off the lead on the premises as the garden is not fully enclosed and is situated in a communal area. The front garden is lovely and only for the house, but it isn't fenced, so is unsuitable for dogs off a lead. Orton is nestled within the Yorkshire Dales National Park and yet is situated just six miles away from the Lake District border. The area is famous for lakes and mountains and stunning scenery, and Orton is certainly no exception. Even Scotland's only a half an hour away! There is so much to do in the area, that we're only scratching the surface, but the cottage has a large pack of leaflets for numerous things to do - from walking, horse-riding, golf, cycling, watersports, art galleries, boat cruises, historical houses, family days out. You won't have enough time to do it all! Orton village has a Post Office with a newsagents - where you can buy food, logs for the fire, newspapers, sweets etc. Kennedy's Chocolate factory is a definite must-see and only a few steps from the cottage door. As well as a large cafe, there are lots of lovely gift-ideas, sculptured chocolates and novelty items. The Farmers market is on the 2nd Saturday of every month and has a whole host of interesting foods, cheeses and wine. The smell of hot dogs and bacon baps wafts across to the cottage as the market is situated a few yards away! The George Hotel is a lovely, welcoming village pub - a popular stop over for people doing Wainwright's coast to coast walk. There are a large range of ales, food, regular activities and pub quizzes etc.

WALKING - Orton Scar and Great Asby Scar can be reached from the village, and the countryside surrounding the village has numerous footpaths and pretty lanes to discover - and up on Orton Scar you have panoramic views across to the Lake District, the Howgills and the Pennines! Right across the road from the cottage leads you straight onto footpaths which lead out to the fells. LAKE DISTRICT - Our favourite place to visit in the Lake District is Ullswater (for a memorable boat ride on the Steamers) and is around a twenty minute drive from the cottage across probably the most stunning landscape in England. Our tip is to park in Pooley Bridge and walk to Patterdale along the foreshore - stopping in Howtown for scones along the way (not that we're obsessed with scones of course). It is a full day's walking - or you can hop on and off the steamer which goes from Pooley Bridge to Glenridding, stopping at Howtown on the way. Haweswater is the nearest lake to the cottage, being a ten or fifteen minute drive away and is well worth a visit - very peaceful and tranquil and stunning scenery and of course lots of walking. You can walk up to the famous High Street from here - if you're brave enough to take the ridge walk. The Howgills are a popular days walking, with approximately 40 summits - several over 2,000 feet and were favoured by Wainwright. You shouldn't miss the opportunity to visit the village of Sedburgh while you're there. A drive from Orton to Sedburgh provides you with stunning mountain views and Dales charm, and a further excursion to Dentdale and the pretty (and popular) village of Dent is well worth it. While in Sedburgh, do visit the Howgills bakery (after you've done your walk of course!) and sample one of their scones - they really are the best we've ever tasted! RAILWAY TRIP - A trip on the Settle to Carlisle train line gives you one of the most stunning railway trips in Britain. A must do for all the family - try to stop off on the way to visit the villages it stops at for a perfect day out. GOLF - Riverside Golf Club in Ravenstondale (8 miles) is set in absolutely stunning countryside and new visitors are welcome. FISHING - available at the River Lune (2 miles) and the Bessy Beck Trout Fishery at Newbiggin-on-Lune. CYCLING - this is particularly popular in the area - you can plan your own routes using an OS map and meander around the Eden Valley and the Lake District, and venture towards the Dales. The Howgills have mountain bike tracks and Stonetrail Holidays in Ravenstonedale offer mountain bike hire, guided trips and refreshments. HORSE RIDING - Stonetrail Holidays in Ravenstonedale also provide guided horse trekking in the Howgills. Larkrigg Riding School in Kendal offers tuition and hacking in the surrounding countryside. TENNIS - there is a tennis court in Tebay (2 miles), and another in Ravenstonedale. BOWLING - a bowling green in Shap (7 miles) and also in Appleby (10 miles) SWIMMING - Shap has an open air, heated swimming pool. Kendal (12 miles) and Penrith (18 miles) both have leisure centres and Appleby has an indoor pool.

Once a coaching inn that serviced the busy A6, now hosts a 10 bed, 10 bathroom guesthouse. New Ing Lodge can be found nestled in the Eden valley, on the edge of the Lake District and just north of the Howgill Fells. The perfect stop off on your way from or to bonnie Scotland as we are only 5 minutes from J39 of the M6. We are also the perfect base for walkers, be it that you are passing through on your long distance walking holiday, such as Wainwright's Coast to Coast or the Westmorland Way, or that you want the perfect base for exploring the lesser known Eastern Fells of the Lake District, the Pennines or the Howgills. This grade 2 listed farmhouse is being lovingly restored into comfortable accommodation suitable for single travellers, couples and families alike.

We are perched on the edge of the Lake District National Park which has now been granted a world heritage site. New Ing Lodge is on Shap high street, within the village of Shap, with all local amenities only a short distance away and lots of local walking routes right from the door.

Cosy studio flat located in the Eden Valley close to Lake District, Yorkshire Dales and Northern Pennies National Parks. Ideal for C2C cycling. Close to Penrith, Appleby and Shap fells. Hosted by enthusiastic outdoors couple who can offer valuable advice on the area. We have 2 border terriors so unfortunately cannot accommodate other pets. Off road parking is also available.

Breakfasts may be available on request and local pubs for evening meals.

Very quiet and moderately remote location. Excellent access to three national parks and coast to coast cycling and walking. Also next to some amazing limestone climbing.