Self-Catering Holiday Cottages in the Lake District

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Self-Catering Holiday Cottages
in the Lake District
www.sallyscottages.co.uk
017687 79445
Photo: Brian Sherwen
Dear holidaymakers
When we started Sally’s Cottages in 2005, we had no idea that a
few short years down the line we’d have so many lovely cottages
and wonderful houses, a brochure and a huge website.
Most of our cottages are owned, cleaned and maintained by
local farmers and friends whose families have lived in the area
for generations. We like to have a mixture of old and new
cottages, modern and traditional interiors, town and rural, small
and country estate, to make sure we’ve covered all tastes.
The thing they have in common is that they are all situated in
western and northern Cumbria, with fabulous views, mountains
and lakes nearby.
It’s quite literally the case that there are more sheep than people
in Cumbria – or at least it is off-season! During the summer,
the central Lakes, whilst beautiful, can be heaving with people.
Keswick can also be busy, it’s true, but Eskdale, Wasdale,
Ennerdale, the coast and Ullswater are always quieter, and in some
valleys, it’s quite possible to feel you have the place to yourself.
Some of the most spectacular scenery in the area is right here.
Wasdale famously has England’s highest mountain (Scafell Pike),
deepest lake (Wastwater), and smallest church (St. Olaf’s).
We also have some wonderful stone circles in matchless locations
too numerous to list, but Castlerigg, near Keswick and Swinside,
near Duddon Bridge must be the best. Cumbria’s highest
waterfall, Scale Force, is near Crummock Water in the northwest
of the county.
Wordsworth walked here, and wrote about it; Coleridge gossiped
about Buttermere in the national press; Beatrix Potter owned land
and cottages here. In short, we like to think that the western and
northern Lakes have all the advantages of the popular central Lake
District hotspots, without the traffic jams!
As an Eskdale girl myself,
I can’t believe that there is
any more beautiful spot in
the world. Come and join us!
Sally Fielding
For further information or to make a booking
please visit our website www.sallyscottages.co.uk
email us at sally@sallyscottages.co.uk
or tel: 017687 79445
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Contents
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Eskdale
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Ravenglass
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Wasdale
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Gosforth Village
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Broughton
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Ennerdale
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Loweswater
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Cockermouth
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Keswick
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Borrowdale
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Ullswater
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Area Map
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Term
Terms & Conditions
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Price Guide
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The walking in Eskdale is unparalleled.
You can hike from the valley bottom to the
summit of the highest peak in England,
walk over the high fells, or trace the sinister
old coffin route to Wasdale. Great Moss,
at the top of the Eskdale, is a stunning
open valley surrounded by some of the
highest mountains in the country, Scafell
Pike, Esk Hause and Bowfell. Stanley Ghyll
Force is a dramatic 60ft waterfall in a deep
gorge; the river Esk has natural pools for
swimming, and is popular with canoeists
and fishermen alike.
The valley has two small villages, Boot
and Eskdale and five pubs. The Boot Inn
has a lovely restaurant; the Brook House
Inn at Boot has 4 AA stars and they jointly
host a beer festival in June. The George
IV offers over 200 malt whiskies, and the
Bower House Inn offers great food in
Eskdale village, next to the cricket ground
and in lovely gardens. The Woolpack Inn
has its own micro-brewery.
The Ravenglass & Eskdale miniature
steam railway, affectionately known as
‘L’aal Ratty’, runs 7 miles from Dalegarth
at Boot to Ravenglass on the coast. The
Eskdale Cycle Trail runs alongside the
track.
The valley road culminates in one of the
most difficult drives in the country, at
Hard Knott Pass. Here, you can view the
remains of Hard Knott Roman fort, and
see all the way down this beautiful valley
and out to the Irish Sea beyond.
Wha House Farm Cottage
Sally’s Cottages – Eskdale
Wha House Cottage is perfect for couples and
walking friends looking for a real get-away-from-it-all
holiday. This one-floor cottage is situated on a sheep
farm in Upper Eskdale, close to England’s highest
mountain, Scafell Pike. A good hike from your door
will get you to Wasdale and Wastwater, England’s
deepest lake, and there are gentler walks along the
River Esk. The nearest pub, the Woolpack Inn, is just
half a mile away. Riders are welcome to bring one
horse to be stabled in the adjoining farm.
To book, please ring 017687 79445 email: sally@sallyscottages.co.uk or visit www.sallyscottages.co.uk
Eskdale, one of the most beautiful and
tranquil valleys in the Lake District, is
situated on the quieter western side of the
National Park.
Photos Courtesy of Brian Sherwen
An introduction to
Ground floor: kitchen, sitting room, shower room, one
bedroom with twin beds that can be pushed together.
Enclosed shared garden. Parking.
Sleeps 2 * Changeover day: Friday * electric storage
heaters * Sky TV * video player * towels are NOT
provided * washing machine and tumble dryer available
in utility room adjacent to the farmhouse * non-smoking
* one small dog welcome at an additional charge of
£15 * one horse welcome by prior arrangement * note
that mobile phone reception is generally poor with some
reception on the Orange network * payphone nearby.
Sleeps 2
Price code WH (£235-£410)
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To book, please ring 017687 79445
email: sally@sallyscottages.co.uk or visit www.sallyscottages.co.uk
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The Old Post Office
This cosy cottage is a delightful, stone-built, onefloor cottage adjoining a large Victorian house. Sited
in Eskdale village, the Old Post Office is conveniently
opposite the village shop. It’s just a ten minute walk
to The Green station on the valley’s miniature steam
train line and the nearest pub, the Bower House Inn.
The Old Post Office is a great base for walks along
the valley or up into the mountains.
Ground floor: Sitting/dining room with a sofa bed,
kitchen, bathroom with over-bath shower, double
bedroom. Shared garden. Parking for one car.
Sleeps up to 3 * Changeover day: Saturday * electric
storage heaters * open fire * video player * microwave
* towels provided * non-smoking * up to 2 pets allowed
at an additional charge of £15 per pet * note that mobile
phone reception is generally poor with some reception
on the Orange network.
Sleeps 2-3
Sleeps 4
Price code HM (£265-£465)
Greengage Cottage
Set in pretty Eskdale village, Greengage Cottage
combines a traditional exterior with fresh, modern
décor. It has fabulous views of the surrounding fells
and valley, with the famous miniature steam railway
tootling away in the distance. The Bower House Inn is
just a five minute walk away, and the comprehensive
village shop is ten minutes away. There are many
walks from your door into the mountains, or down
into the valley and along the River Esk, with its
opportunities for swimming, fishing and canoeing.
Note that Greengage Cottage is next door to Damson
Cottage; they can be hired together to accommodate
parties of eight.
Ground floor: kitchen with dining area, sitting room,
laundry room. First floor: Two bedrooms (1 double, 1
twin), bathroom with over-bath shower. Patio, enclosed
lawned garden shared with Damson Cottage, next door.
Parking opposite the cottage.
Sleeps 4 * Changeover day: Saturday * electric storage
heaters * CD player * microwave * dishwasher *
washing machine * tumble dryer * welcome pack of
milk, tea and coffee * sorry, no pets * please note that
mobile reception is generally poor, with some reception
on the Orange network * towels provided.
Penny Hill Farm Cottage
What do you think of when you imagine a Lake
District cottage? Beatrix Potter, white-washed walls,
tiny cottage windows, uninterrupted mountain views
and Herdwick sheep? Well, you’re looking for Penny
Hill. The author of Peter Rabbit once owned this
little cottage, and it is still on a working sheep farm
owned by the National Trust under the tenantship of
the Jackson family. This small cottage is superbly
located for an outdoors holiday, with lovely walks,
challenging climbs, swimming, canoeing and fishing
all available nearby. The nearest pub, the Woolpack
Inn, is just a 10 minute walk away and there are
village shops at Boot and Eskdale. There are four
other pubs in the valley, including the superb Boot
Inn, just a half-hour trundle from the cottage.
Ground floor: Open plan with sitting, dining and kitchen
areas, shower room. First floor: Two bedrooms (1
double, 1 set of 2 bunks). Shared garden. Parking.
Sleeps 4 * Changeover day: Friday * oil central heating
* electricity for lights and cooking only is run via a
meter which takes £1 coins; expect to use about £1
per day * private water supply * microwave * Sky TV *
video player with selection of videos * towels are NOT
provided * non-smoking * sorry, no pets.
Sleeps 4
5
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Key How Cottage
Key How Cottage is a welcoming house with a
traditional Lakes exterior and simple, attractive,
modern furnishings. Situated in Eskdale village, Key
How Cottage is five minutes from the nearest pub, the
Bower House, and ten minutes from the village shop
and Irton Road Station on the miniature steam railway
line. This is also great walking territory, with plenty of
routes up into the fells and along the River Esk.
Ground floor: kitchen with dining area, sitting room.
First floor: two bedrooms (1 double, 1 set of 2 bunks),
bathroom with over-bath shower. Front garden, back
yard, outbuilding which can be used to shelter bikes,
etc. Parking shared with other cottages.
heaters * open fire * DVD player * CD player *
microwave * washing machine * welcome pack of
milk, home-made marmalade, home-baked cakes,
orange juice, tea, coffee and cereal * towels provided
* non-smoking * one pet is welcome, two by prior
arrangement, at an additional charge of £15 per pet *
note that mobile phone reception is generally poor with
some reception on the Orange network.
Sleeps 4
Price code BB (£345-£495)
Sleeps up to 5
Price code PB (£345-£595)
Bobbin Mill Farm Cottage
Bobbin Mill Farm Cottage has a truly enviable
location in one of the quietest and most stunning
parts of the Lakes. Although Bobbin Mill is in the
village of Eskdale, it is technically in the Miterdale
valley, which runs along the River Mite, with
magnificent views of Scafell Pike, England’s highest
mountain. From here, it’s an attractive walk over
the fells into the neighbouring Wasdale valley, and
deep, dark Wastwater. Despite the feeling of being
absolutely surrounded by nature at its wildest, the
nearest pub, the Bower House Inn, is just a ten
minute walk away.
Ground floor: Open plan with kitchen, dining and sitting
areas, one double bedroom wih ensuite shower room.
First floor: One bedroom (1 double four-poster bed and
one single bed) with ensuite bathroom, accessed via a
staircase with no dividing door between rooms. Riverside
decking area with picnic table. Parking for 2 cars.
Sleeps up to 5 * Changeover day: Saturday * oil central
heating * DVD player * microwave * dishwasher *
washing machine * tumble dryer * private water supply
* sorry, no pets * towels provided * non-smoking *
please note that mobile phone reception is generally
poor, with some reception on the Orange network.
Orange Hill Cottage is a charming, traditional whitewashed cottage in the tiny hamlet of Boot. There is a
sunny patio with great views, garden furniture and a
barbecue, perfect for relaxing evenings. Boot is also
well-known for its two great foodie pubs, the Boot
Inn, which is almost opposite the cottage, and the
Brook House Inn, a two minute walk away. A great
location for country walks, climbing and swimming.
Ground floor: kitchen with dining area, sitting room. First
floor: two bedrooms (1 double, 1 twin), bathroom with
over-bath shower. Patio area. On-street parking.
heaters * DVD player * microwave * dishwasher *
washing machine * barbecue * non-smoking * sorry,
no pets * note that mobile phone reception is generally
Sleeps 4
Sleeps 4
Damson Cottage
Damson Cottage, in picturesque Eskdale village, has
a traditional Lakes white-washed exterior and bright
modern interiors. It has splendid views of the fells
and is very handy for both gentle walks along the
River Esk and strenuous hikes in the mountains. The
cottage is a few minutes’ walk from the village shop,
the Bower House Inn and Irton Road Station on the
Ravenglass & Eskdale miniature steam railway. Note
that Damson Cottage is next door to Greengage
Cottage; they can be hired together to accommodate
parties of eight.
Orange Hill Cottage
Ground floor: kitchen with dining area, sitting room, twin
bedroom, laundry room. First floor: double bedroom
(super-king size bed), bathroom with over-bath shower.
Patio, enclosed lawned garden shared with Greengage
Cottage, next door. Parking opposite cottage.
heaters * CD player * microwave * dishwasher *
washing machine * tumble dryer * welcome pack of
milk, tea and coffee * sorry, no pets * please note that
mobile reception is generally poor, with some reception
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Wood Barn
Wood Barn is a bright and airy, modern barn
conversion, with an ‘upside-down’ layout to make
the most of stunning views of the Eskdale valley.
It is superbly placed for fell and river walks, and is
within an enjoyable 10-15 minute ramble from three
excellent pubs, the Woolpack Inn, Brook House Inn
and Boot Inn. Eskdale village shop is also just two
miles away.
Ground floor: Double bedroom with ensuite shower
room. First floor: Open plan room with kitchen, dining
and sitting areas, twin bedroom and bathroom. Decking
area. Parking for two cars.
Sleeps 4 * Changeover day: Saturday * oil central
heating * private water supply * microwave *
dishwasher * welcome pack of tea, coffee, milk and
biscuits * CD player * Sky TV * DVD player plus choice
of DVDs * up to 2 pets allowed at an additional charge
of £15 per pet * towels provided * non-smoking *
Sleeps 4
Price code WB (£355-£645)
Sleeps 5
Price code RC (£395-£750)
Rigg Cottage
Rigg Cottage is a charming stone-built house with
lovely views of the Eskdale valley, recently refurbished
to offer simple, comfortable accommodation. Set in
the pretty village of Eskdale, Rigg Cottage is just a
few minutes walk from the village shop and the Bower
House Inn, well known for real ales and good food.
Ground floor: Sitting room, dining room, kitchen, toilet.
First floor: Double bedroom with ensuite shower room,
Twin bedroom, single bedroom, bathroom with over-bath
shower. Enclosed rear garden, patio to the front. Parking
for one car; a second car can be parked 30 yards away.
heating * open fires * microwave * dishwasher *
washer-dryer * internet access – please bring your own
ethernet cable * towels are NOT provided * one pet
is welcome, two by prior arrangement, at an additional
charge of £15 per pet * non-smoking * please note that
mobile phone reception is generally poor, with some
reception on the Orange network.
Rock How is a comfortable and well-equipped
stone cottage, conveniently located in the centre
of Eskdale village. It has an attractive south facing
garden, with garden furniture to allow you to relax
and enjoy stunning views across the valley. The
cottage is a few minutes’ walk away from the village
shop and the Bower House Inn.
Ground floor: kitchen, dining room, sitting room, snug.
First floor: Three bedrooms (2 double, 1 twin), bathroom
with shower. Garden, parking for 2 cars.
Sleeps 6 * Changeover day: Friday * gas central
heating * open fire * DVD player * microwave *
washing machine * tumble dryer * up to 2 pets
welcome at an additional charge of £15 per pet
* non-smoking * please note that mobile phone
reception is generally poor, with some reception on
the Orange network * also note that the drive is steep
and unsuitable for low wheel base cars. Alternative free
parking is available 2 minutes’ walk away.
Sleeps 6
Price code RH (£435-£810)
Sleeps 6
Whillanside
This is a typical old Cumbrian cottage, with character
oozing from its dark wooden beams and wonky
walls. Its situation is picture-perfect, nestling
alongside waterfalls in Boot, a hamlet well known for
the excellence of its two pubs, the Boot Inn and the
Brook House Inn. Whillanside is the perfect place for
a get-away-from-it-all holiday with fabulous mountain
walks, valley bottom rambles and great pub food.
Rock How
Ground floor: kitchen, sitting room with dining area,
small bathroom. First floor: three bedrooms (1 double,
1 king, 1 twin). Enclosed garden, parking for one car.
Sleeps 6 * Changeover day: Saturday * please note
that there is NO television at Whillanside * electric
storage heaters * underfloor heating in kitchen and
bathroom * open fire (free coal provided) * microwave *
washer-dryer * CD player * high chair * towels are NOT
provided * sorry, no pets * non-smoking * please note
that mobile phone reception is generally poor, with some
reception on the Orange network * payphone 30 yards
from house.
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Lane End
Lane End is exactly how you imagine a country
gentleman’s residence should be. It is typical of a
Cumbrian period property with white-washed walls,
character windows, beams and sloping upstairs
ceilings, and is delightfully decorated in a fresh
country style. The cottage is in the village of Boot,
well located for walks in the fells or valley bottom. The
miniature steam train stops near here, and it is also
handy for the excellent Brook House and Boot Inns.
bathroom with over-bath shower. First floor: three
bedrooms (1 double with ensuite bathroom, 1 with threequarter-size bed, 1 twin). Garden with garden furniture,
dog kennel, parking for two cars (or three small ones).
Sleeps 5-6 * Changeover day: Saturday * gas central
heating * open fire (first basket of logs provided) * wifi
internet access * welcome pack of tea, coffee, milk and
biscuits * microwave * dishwasher * washing machine
* tumble dryer * Sky TV * DVD player * selection
of books to read * the second bedroom has a threequarter-size bed which is an adequate, but not spacious,
double for most people * up to 2 pets allowed at an
additional cost of £15 per pet, but please note they are
NOT allowed in the house – there is a kennel outside
* towels provided * non-smoking * note that mobile
phone reception is generally poor with some reception
Sleeps 5-6
Price code CC (£465-£995)
Sleeps 6
Whin Rigg
This spacious cottage has an enviable location
tucked down a quiet, access-only lane. Its gardens
are delightful; large, lawned, with dramatic views into
the mountains, with a south-facing patio perfect for
relaxing whilst contemplating your next fell ramble
or river walk. Whin Rigg is a few minutes from the
Eskdale village stores and a ten minute walk from the
Bower House Inn.
Ground floor: kitchen with breakfast area, dining room,
sitting room, second sitting room, toilet. First floor: three
bedrooms (1 double with ensuite, 1 further double, 1
twin), bathroom with over-bath shower. Large garden,
parking for 3 cars.
heating * open fire (free logs and coal provided) *
microwave * dishwasher * washing machine * video
player * selection of board games * One dog is
welcome at an additional charge of £15 * towels are
NOT provided * non-smoking * please note that mobile
phone reception is generally poor, with some reception
Fisherground Farmhouse
Fisherground is a beautiful old Cumbrian farmhouse
in a fabulous setting. Modernised throughout,
Fisherground is a super place for big family gatherings,
with its sunny kitchen, attractive, grown-up double
bedrooms and characterful bunks and twin rooms
to charm the kids! There’s plenty of room for sixteen
here, whether it’s a quiet evening in the lounge, dining
around the custom-made table, or relaxing in the southfacing garden. The nearest pub, the George IV, is just a
ten minute walk away, with four other pubs in the valley.
Sleeps 16 * Changeover day: Friday * electric storage heaters
* open fire (free coal provided) * range cooker with two ovens
* two fridges * microwave * washing machine * tumble dryer
* CD player * DVD player * barbecue * two high chairs and
two cots (please bring your own cot linen) available on request
* one dog welcome at an additional cost of £15 (please ask
if you have more than one) * towels are NOT provided *
non-smoking * please note that mobile phone reception is
generally poor, with some reception on the Orange network.
There is a public payphone 400 yds away * please note that
Fisherground does not accept ‘Hen’ or ‘Stag’ groups * We
ask for a damage deposit of £100 when renting Fisherground.
This is returned within a fortnight of your stay (assuming of
course, that there has been no damage).
Ground floor: kitchen, conservatory, dining room, small
utility area, sitting room, bathroom, two bedrooms (1 with a
double and a single bed, 1 bunk with 2 beds). First floor:
five bedrooms (4 doubles, 1 twin), bathroom, shower room.
Second floor: attic twin bedroom (accessed through the
first floor twin bedroom). Large garden, patio, lockable
outbuilding with games room, parking for five cars.
Sleeps 16
Price code FG (£1195-£2995)
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Birkhow
Birkhow is a characterful house, furnished with a nod
to tradition and a bow to comfort. The stylish, calm
bedrooms will guarantee you a good night’s sleep,
and the Victorian-style bathroom is a hedonist’s
dream. If you can persuade yourself to leave the
house, you will see a lovely south facing garden with
fabulous views in all directions, suggesting mountain
walks and valley bottom rambles. There is a stop
on the famous steam railway a ten minute walk
away, with the excellent Bower House Inn equally
convenient.
Ground floor: kitchen with dining area, sitting room.
Mezzanine: bathroom with over-bath shower. First floor:
three bedrooms (1 double, 2 twins). Garden, parking for
2 cars.
* coal fire (coal provided at £1 per hod) * woodburning
stove * DVD player * microwave * dishwasher *
washing machine * tumble dryer * towels are NOT
provided * broadband internet connection * up to 3
pets allowed at an additional charge of £15 per pet *
non-smoking * please note that mobile phone reception
is generally poor, with some reception on the Orange
network * please note that the drive is very steep and
unsuitable for low wheel base cars.
Sleeps 6
Sleeps 6
Rose Cottage
This picture-perfect cottage is delightfully fitted
throughout; clean, cream and cosy with buckets of
charm. Situated in the centre of Eskdale village, the
cottage has stunning valley views and is just a few
minutes from Irton Road station on the miniature
steam railway line. The village shop is five minutes
away, the Bower House Inn just a few minutes
further. Rose Cottage is a great base for mountain
walks and riverside rambles.
floor: three bedrooms (2 doubles, 1 twin), bathroom with
shower. Garden with barbecue area, parking for one car
(or two very small cars). Additional parking available on
the road, or in the nearby free village car park.
Sleeps 6 * Changeover day: Friday * partial central
heating via the oil-fired aga * woodburning stove *
microwave * dishwasher * washing machine * tumble
dryer * DVD player * Sky TV inc. films and sports *
selection of board games * up to 2 pets welcome at an
additional charge of £15 per pet * wireless broadband
* towels provided * non-smoking * please note that
mobile phone reception is generally poor, with some
Cragg Cottage
This elegant cottage was the much loved home of
the celebrated film maker, BBC broadcaster and
angler, Hugh Falkus. Situated between Eskdale and
ancient fishing settlement of Ravenglass, Cragg
Cottage sits alone in the Cumbrian landscape, within
easy reach of fabulous Lake District mountains
and the mild western coastline. There are two pubs
in Ravenglass, and five in the Eskdale valley. Why
not start your trip with a journey on the famous
Ravenglass & Eskdale Miniature Steam Railway?
Ground floor: kitchen, sitting room, dining room, utility
room, study. First floor: three bedrooms (2 doubles, 1 twin),
bathroom with over-bath shower. Large garden, parking.
* open fire * microwave * dishwasher * washer-dryer *
aga and conventional electric cooker * DVD player * hifi * travel cot (please bring your own cot linen) * booster
seat, stair guard and toy basket * towels are NOT
provided * private water supply * one pet (or two very
small dogs), welcome at an additional charge of £15 per
pet, but note Cragg Cottage adjoins a working farm, so
dogs must be under control at all times * non-smoking
* phone which accepts incoming calls only * please
note that mobile phone reception is generally poor, with
some reception on the Orange network.
Sleeps 6
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Randlehow Cottage
Tucked away at the end of a quiet, access-only
lane, Randlehow Cottage boasts fabulous views, a
wonderful walled garden, and recently refurbished
accommodation. There are great walks for all
abilities on your doorstep, and The Green station
for the miniature steam railway is a five minute walk
away. The Eskdale village shop is nearby and you are
just 15 minutes’ walk from the Bower House Inn.
room, toilet, single bedroom. First floor: three bedrooms
(2 doubles, 1 twin), bathroom with shower. Enclosed
garden, patio, on road parking for 2 cars (additional cars
should park in the free village car park).
* open fire * microwave * dishwasher * washing
machine * DVD player * selection of board games
* towels are NOT provided * one pet welcome at an
additional charge of £15 * non-smoking * please note
that mobile phone reception is generally poor, with some
Sleeps 7
Sleeps 8
Price code HH (£495-£1075)
Hollin Head
Hollin Head is a sixteenth century Cumbrian
farmhouse retaining many of its features – oak
beams, flagstone floors, thick granite walls and
small wall cupboards. It has a wonderful garden
with views stretching miles into the glories of
Cumbrian countryside, with steep mountains to the
east and gently rolling fields to the west. There are
many interesting walks from your doorstep, and the
George IV pub is just a 15 minute amble away.
room. First floor: four bedrooms (1 double, 1 twin, 1
triple, 1 single, all with sinks), bathroom. Large lawned
garden with patio area, parking for four cars.
heating * open fire * microwave * dishwasher *
washing machine * tumble dryer * piano * DVD player
* towels are NOT provided * up to 3 pets welcome at
an additional charge of £15 per pet * non-smoking *
There is a public payphone 400yds away * We ask for a
damage deposit of £100 when renting Hollin Head. This
is returned within a fortnight of your stay (assuming, of
Set in the picturesque village of Eskdale, Longrigg
Green is a comfortable and friendly house. Handy for
fabulous walks into the mountains and rambles along
the river, Longrigg Green is also just five minutes’
walk from the Bower House Inn and ten minutes
from the village shop. There’s a stop on the famous
miniature steam railway nearby, where you can travel
the whole length of the Eskdale Valley to the coast at
Ravenglass in style.
Ground floor: kitchen, sitting room with dining area,
conservatory, shower room. First floor: four bedrooms
(2 double, 1 twin, 1 set of 2 bunks), bathroom with
over-bath shower. Lawned garden with garden furniture,
parking for 3 cars.
heating * open fire (free logs provided) * internet access
* microwave * dishwasher * widescreen TV with home
cinema * DVD player * selection of DVDs * towels are
NOT provided * non-smoking * sorry, no pets * please
note that mobile phone reception is generally poor, with
some reception on the Orange network * We ask for a
damage deposit of £100 when renting Longrigg Green.
This is returned within a fortnight of your stay (assuming,
of course, that there has been no damage).
Sleeps 8
Price code LG (£600-£1530)
Sleeps 12/14
Price code TB (£895-£1995)
The Barn
Situated half a mile outside the village of Eskdale, The Barn
is a well-equipped cottage ideal for group celebrations
and specialises in weekend accommodation throughout
the year. Given that the owner runs a plant nursery nearby,
it’s no surprise that the gardens are lovely, with a patio
area, garden furniture and barbecue. There’s also a deluxe
8-seater hot tub outside, perfect for relaxing and enjoying
the fabulous mountain views. The Barn is well-located for
walks into the fells and alongside the river; the nearest pub,
the Bower House Inn, is a 15 minute walk away.
Ground floor: kitchen with dining area, three bedrooms
(2 doubles, 1 with a double and a single bed). First floor:
sitting room, three bedrooms (1 kingsize with ensuite, 1
double (with no window), 1 with a double and single bed
(with no window)), shower room. Enclosed garden, hot tub,
parking for three cars.
Sleeps 12/14 * Changeover day: Friday * oil central heating
* woodburning stove (free logs provided) * large stove *
three fridges and three freezers * dishwasher * microwave
* washing machine * tumble dryer * Sky TV * DVD player
* CD player * jacuzzi hot tub * towels are NOT provided *
up to 3 pets welcome at an additional cost of £15 per pet *
please note that mobile phone reception is generally poor,
with some reception on the Orange network * We ask for
a damage deposit of £100 when renting The Barn. This
Longrigg Green
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Gatesyde
Gatesyde is a simple and functional property laid out
to accommodate a large number of friends in single
and bunk beds. It has plenty of showers, cooking
facilities and dining seating for all 24 guests. The
house has free access to the magnificent grounds
of the Outward Bound Hall, sited opposite (just ask
permission at reception), and is the perfect base for
heading out into hills, valleys and lakes. The nearest
pub, the King George, is a ten minute walk away,
and the Bower House Inn a few minutes further. The
village shop is five minutes away.
Ground floor: kitchen, kitchenette, dining room, sun
room, sitting room, toilet, one bedroom (3 single
beds). First floor: One bedroom with bunks for 4, one
bedroom with bunks for 5, one shower room with 3
showers and 5 basins, one shower room with 2 shower
cubicles and toilets, 2 toilets. Second floor: One
bedroom with bunks for 3, one bedroom with bunks
for 4, one bedroom with bunks for 5. Enclosed garden.
Parking for eight cars.
heaters * 2 cookers * microwave * towels provided *
non-smoking * please note that mobile phone reception
is generally poor, with some reception on the Orange
network * We ask for a damage deposit of £100 when
renting Gatesyde. This is returned within a fortnight of your
stay (assuming, of course, that there has been no damage).
Sleeps 24
Price code GS (£830-£2495)
Sleeps 16
Price code EV (£1300-£3500)
Esk View
Esk View is a large Victorian house which stands
alone in an area of outstanding natural beauty, with
exceptional views of the Lakeland fells. The house
retains many original features such as a mahogany
staircase, marble and cast iron fireplaces, flagstones
and exposed beams, but has been sympathetically
updated to offer all modern comforts. There are many
excellent walks within easy reach, not least to the Brook
House Inn and the Boot Inn, just ten minutes’ walk away.
Ground floor: kitchen, sitting room, dining room, porch.
First floor: four bedrooms (2 king size with ensuites, 1
single, 1 triple with washbasin), bathroom, toilet. Second
floor: four bedrooms (1 double with washbasin, 3 twins
with washbasins), bathroom, shower room. Enclosed
garden, patio, outside toilet, parking.
Sleeps 16 * Changeover day: Friday * centrally heated *
open fires (free coal and logs are provided) * payphone
* two cookers, two microwaves, two dishwashers *
washing machine * tumble dryer * piano * hi-fi * DVD
player * towels are NOT provided * a welcome pack of
homemade cakes, tea, coffee, milk and sugar is provided
* sorry, no pets * non-smoking * please note that mobile
phone reception is generally poor, with some reception
on the Orange network. There is a payphone in the house
* We ask for a damage deposit of £100 when renting
Esk View. This is returned within a fortnight of your stay
(assuming, of course, that there has been no damage).
Gillbank
If you want to get away from it all and holiday in glorious
seclusion, Gillbank is a wonderful place to do it. Built in
the sixteenth century, Gillbank sits at the end of a long,
narrow, private track in Upper Eskdale, surrounded by
fabulous views of mountains and valley. It is stylishly
furnished with leather sofas, oak furniture and good
quality kitchen equipment suitable for large groups
dining together. There is an old watermill in the grounds,
sitting alongside a fast-flowing mill race; a perfect place
to read in wonderful surroundings, or to have a family
picnic. The Boot Inn and Brook House Inn are both
within walking distance.
Sleeps 10 * Changeover day: Friday * oil central heating *
large fridge-freezer * microwave * dishwasher * washing
machine * tumble dryer * Sky TV * DVD player * solid fuel
stove (free coal and logs provided) * selection of board
games * table football * up to three pets welcome at an
additional cost of £15 per pet (please note that dogs must
be kept under control when near the neighbouring farms) *
non-smoking * please note that mobile phone reception is
generally poor, with some reception on the Orange network.
There is a public payphone 30 yards away * the mill race
is fast and deep so please keep an eye on small children
* note that the private track to Gillbank is steep and rough;
low wheel base cars may have some problems * towels
provided * private water supply * We ask for a damage
deposit of £100 which is returned within a fortnight of your
stay (assuming, of course, that there has been no damage).
Ground floor: kitchen with dining area, sitting room, hall/
games room * bathroom * one twin bedroom. First floor:
four bedrooms (1 double with ensuite, 1 further double, 2
twins), bathroom with shower. Large gardens, patio area,
plenty of parking.
Sleeps 10
Price code CH (£1050-£2860)
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Sally’s Cottages – Ravenglass
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An introductiion to
Ravenglass is a small coastal village with
a long, long history. The Romans found a
Celtic settlement here and decided that its
safe harbour made it an excellent place to
build their fort, Glannoventa, at the foot of
the road which travels on over Hard Knott
Pass to their fort at Galava (Ambleside)
and beyond. The fort at Ravenglass is long
gone, but you can still see the remains of
the Roman bathhouse.
Centuries on, the main industry in
western Lakeland was mining. A narrow
gauge railway line was built in 1875 to
transport iron ore from Eskdale to ships
in Ravenglass, and on around the world.
The Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway,
affectionately known as ‘L’aal Ratty’,
runs little steam trains from Ravenglass
to Muncaster Mill, Irton Road and The
Green in Eskdale village, to Beckfoot and
Dalegarth at the village of Boot. There are
lots of walks to be enjoyed at all these
stops, or you can hire bikes at Ravenglass
station and set off on the Eskdale Cycle
Trail, which follows the route of the railway.
Ravenglass is also at the foot of the
Hadrian’s Way cycleway, a 174 mile route
which goes all the way to South Shields on
the eastern coast.
The spectacular Muncaster Castle is a
mile from Ravenglass. Built in the 14th
century, the castle has a pele tower, an
octagonal library and extensive grounds.
The castle hosts ghost hunts and is wellknown for its Festival of Fools, held in May
each year. It is also home to the World Owl
Trust, where you can visit up to 48 different
types of owl.
Ravenglass is also a convenient base
for exploring Wasdale, home to England’s
highest mountain (Scafell Pike), deepest
lake (Wastwater) and smallest church
(St. Olaf’s).
Sawmill Cottage
This typical Cumbrian cottage is cosy, pretty, and
ideal for a rejuvenating break. Sawmill Cottage is two
miles from the historic village of Ravenglass, with its
Roman ruins and lovely beach, and one mile from
the village of Waberthwaite, best known locally for
the quality of its Cumberland sausage! From here,
you can get to the Lakeland valleys of Eskdale and
Wasdale within a twenty-minute drive, or just potter
round the country lanes nearby. The nearest pub, the
Brown Cow, is two miles away.
Ground floor: kitchen with breakfast table, sitting room
with dining area and sofa bed. First floor: two bedrooms
(1 double, 1 twin), shower room. Enclosed garden with
patio. Ample parking.
heaters * electricity for cooking, lights and shower is
provided by a coin meter which takes £1 coins. Typical
useage is £2 per day * open fire (fuel not provided) *
microwave * washing machine * video player * up to
2 pets welcome at an additional cost of £15 per pet *
towels are NOT provided * non-smoking * please note
that mobile phone reception is highly variable, with some
reception on the Orange and Vodaphone networks.
Sleeps 4
Miterdale Cottage is a cosy little place on the
original high street in the historic fishing village of
Ravenglass and looking straight out onto the sea.
You can take in a touch of history at Ravenglass’
Roman ruins, or you can potter on the beach, explore
the Lakes, or ramble through the Eskdale valley – the
choice is yours! There are two pubs in the village,
a post office and a gift shop. Miterdale Cottage is
available at a discount for couples using just one
bedroom.
over-bath shower. Patio. On-street parking.
Sleeps 2/4 * Changeover day: Saturday * electric
storage heaters * open fire * microwave * barbecue *
DVD player * towels are NOT provided * non-smoking
* sorry, no pets * please note that mobile reception is
highly variable, with some reception on the Orange and
Vodaphone networks.
Sleeps 2/4
Price code BB/WB (£345-£645)
Woodside House
Sally’s Cottages – Ravenglass
This secluded sixteenth-century farmhouse is perfect
for a relaxing holiday, well away from all crowds. Set
in three acres of gardens, Woodside House is perfect
for explorers of all ages, or you can can relax and
take in the stunning views of the Lake District fells.
Woodside is a mile from the village of Waberthwaite
and two miles from the Brown Cow pub, well-loved
by Cumbria’s CAMRA afficionados. A couple of miles
away is the historic fishing village of Ravenglass, with
a pretty beach and dramatic views of the Irish Sea.
Ground floor: kitchen-diner, sitting room, utility room,
shower room. First floor: two bedrooms (1 double, 1
twin), bathroom. Second floor: two bedrooms (1 double,
1 twin). Three acres of garden. Ample parking.
Sleeps 8 * Changeover day: Saturday * oil central heating
– this is metered and charged for – please settle your bill
on the day of departure * electricity for cooking, lights, etc
is on a £1 coin meter * microwave * dishwasher * washerdryer * DVD player * barbecue * up to 2 pets welcome
at an additional charge of £15 per pet * towels are NOT
provided * non-smoking * please note that mobile phone
reception is highly variable, with some reception on the
Orange and Vodaphone networks * We ask for a damage
deposit of £100 when renting Woodside House. This
Miterdale Cottage
Sleeps 8
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Sally’s Cottages – Wasdale
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An introd
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Wasdale is one of the ‘big three’ mountain
valleys of the Lake District, with some of its
most dramatic scenery. Famously home to
England’s highest mountain, Scafell Pike,
and deepest lake, Wastwater, Wasdale
stretches 12 miles from Wasdale Head to
Gosforth near the coast. The valley is only
lightly populated, and there has been little
modern development.
Scafell’s main crag producing some of
the most demanding climbing in the Lake
District.
Wastwater is three miles long, half a mile
wide and 260 feet deep, making it the
deepest of all the lakes.
The lake is a popular spot for kayaking,
canoeing, rowing and swimming. It’s a
great lake to dive and rumours abound
that the local diving clubs have placed
‘teams’ of gnomes on the lake bed! There
are many bridlepaths that also allow
mountain bikes, including the popular
and very difficult routes at Blacksail Pass,
Styhead Pass and Burnmoor Tarn.
The scenery is striking, with screes
(composed of masses of small, loose
stones) that appear to climb straight out
of lake, to a height of almost 200 feet. On
the other side of the valley are the great
mountains of Yewbarrow, Seatallan, Kirk
Fell, Great Gable, Green Gable and Scafell
Pike. As befits the home of the highest
climb in England, Wasdale claims to be
the birthplace of British climbing, with
Wasdale also boasts England’s smallest
church, St. Olaf’s, built with roof beams
said to have come from Viking ships.
There are three pubs in the valley, the
Wasdale Head Inn, The Screes Inn and
Strand Hotel. Just beyond bottom of the
valley is the Santon Bridge Inn, the perfect
place to tell the most whopping lie you’ve
ever told in your life: they host the annual
‘World’s Biggest Liar’ competition!
Burnthwaite Farm Cottage
Once upon a time, Cumbria was scattered with small,
single-storey, white-washed farm cottages like this.
Burnthwaite farm is picture-postcard pretty, with dry
stone walls outside and mountains soaring behind:
the perfect place to get away from it all. Indeed, such
is Burnthwaite’s splendid position in Wasdale Head
that it isn’t within reach of TV or phone masts, so
there is no TV or mobile phone reception; the ideal
place to get away from the hubbub of working life!
There are footpaths from the farm to Scafell and Great
Gable, with gentler walks around Wastwater, which is
only a couple of miles away. The Wasdale Head Inn is
a twenty minute amble away along a country lane.
Ground floor: kitchen with dining area, sitting room, two
bedrooms (1 double, 1 twin), bathroom with over-bath
shower. Garden shared with farmhouse. Ample parking.
heaters * private water supply * microwave * access to
farm’s washing machine and tumble dryer * DVD player
* note that there is NO television reception at Burnthwaite
but TV is provided for DVDs & videos * CD player * up
to 4 pets welcome at an additional cost of £15 per pet *
towels provided * non-smoking * note that there is NO
mobile phone reception at Burnthwaite.
Sleeps 4
Bank Barn is a charming barn conversion situated on
Yew Tree Farm, a working sheep farm in the heart of
Wasdale. The ‘upside down’ layout means that there
are wonderful views from the sitting room, with many
walks from the front door up the fellside to Nether
Wasdale Common and Scafell Pike, England’s
highest mountain, beyond. An enjoyable 15 minute
walk will take you to Nether Wasdale hamlet with its
two excellent pubs, The Screes and the Strand.
Ground floor: two bedrooms (1 double, 1 set of 2
bunks), shower room. First floor: open plan with kitchen,
dining and sitting areas. Garden with garden furniture,
parking for 2 cars.
Sleeps 4 * Changeover day: Saturday * electric
storage heaters with boosters * private water supply *
microwave * dishwasher * washing machine * access
to farm tumble dryer * welcome pack of coffee, tea
and sugar * DVD player * up to 3 pets are welcome at
an additional charge of £15 per pet * towels are NOT
provided * non-smoking.
Sleeps 4
Sleeps 4
The Old Barn
The Old Barn is one of two Sally’s Cottages (the
other being Stable End) situated on Woodhow Farm,
in the heart of Wasdale Valley. Compact and cosy,
The Old Barn is perfect for families keen to explore
the unspoilt wildlife hereabouts; ancient broadleaf
woodland, with wild flowers, badgers, deer, foxes
and buzzards. There are many gentle walks here on
the valley floor, or you can venture into the mountains
and coast beyond. Woodhow Farm is a working farm
rearing Herdwick sheep and goats. There are two
pubs a mile away, The Screes and the Strand.
Bank Barn
Ground floor: Open plan with kitchen, dining and sitting
areas. First floor: two bedrooms (1 double, 1 with bunk
beds), bathroom. Patio area, ample parking.
heating * wood-burning stove (free basket of logs
provided) * microwave * washer-dryer * DVD player *
up to 2 pets are welcome at an additional charge of £15
per pet * towels are NOT provided * non-smoking.
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Gable Cottage
Gable Cottage is a typical stone-built west Cumbrian
cottage, recently renovated to show off its period
charm without sacrificing style or comfort. The stoneflagged floors, hefty woodburning stove, sandstone
fire surround and original beams reveal the integrity
of this little house and make it a lovely place to come
back to after a long day’s walking, or an evening in
the nearby Santon Bridge Inn.
Ground floor: kitchen with dining for 4, utility room,
sitting room. First floor: two bedrooms (2 doubles),
bathroom with shower. Attic room: one twin bedroom
(note the ceiling is low and staircase steep) – the beds in
this room are not made up except by prior request. Rear
garden with seating for four. Parking for one in garage,
for one roadside, and further across the road.
Sleeps 4 (or 6 by prior permission) * Changeover day:
Saturday * gas central heating * multi-fuel stove *
microwave * washing machine, tumble dryer * DVD
player * up to 2 pets welcome at an additional charge of
£15 per pet * towels NOT provided * non-smoking.
Sleeps 4/6
Sleeps 6
Bowderdale Farm Cottage
Bowderdale Farm Cottage is a charming and
comfortable cottage on a working farm with views
over Wastwater, England’s deepest lake. This is a
great base for an outdoors holiday, with walks of all
levels up into the fells and along the valley bottom,
climbing of all grades and swimming in the lake. In
fact, the splendid situation of Bowderdale means
that there is no TV or mobile phone reception, so no
excuses for lazing in front of the telly (although if you
do need to flop out, you can watch a DVD)!
shower room. First floor: three bedrooms (1 double,
1 twin, 1 triple). Garden shared with the farmhouse,
parking for two cars.
Sleeps 6 * Changeover day: Saturday * woodburning
stove (free logs provided) which heats the radiators
throughout the cottage * private water supply *
microwave * access to farm’s washing machine and
tumble dryer * DVD player * note that there is NO
television reception at Bowderdale * one pet is welcome
at an additional charge of £15 * towels provided *
non-smoking * note that there is NO mobile phone
reception at Bowderdale.
Wasdale Head Hall
Farm Cottage
Wonderfully located on the shores of Wastwater,
this stone-built barn conversion is on a working farm
at the very top of the Wasdale Valley. The cottage
is characterful, with beams, solid slate flooring and
simple, comfortable furnishing just right after a long
day in the fells. The neighbouring farm’s shop sells
Herdwick lamb and Aberdeen and Galloway beef, and
the Wasdale Head Inn is just a mile and a half away.
Ground floor: open plan with kitchen, dining and sitting
areas. First floor: two bedrooms (1 double, 1 double with
a single bunk over the top of it), bathroom with over-bath
shower. Patio area, parking for two cars.
electricity is run via a meter which takes £1 coins * private
water supply * microwave * DVD player * towels are NOT
provided * up to 3 pets welcome at an additional charge
of £15 per pet, but note that the cottage is on a working
farm, so it is essential that dogs are kept on a lead * note
that there is no mobile phone reception at Wasdale Head
Hall Farm.
Sleeps 10
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Stable End
This comfortably furnished barn conversion is one
of two Sally’s Cottages (the other being The Old
Barn) situated on Woodhow Farm, a working sheep
farm in the heart of the Wasdale Valley. Stable End
is perfectly situated for nature-lovers, with wonderful
old broadleaf forest all around. Here you can spot
rare wildflowers, badgers, deer and ravens, then
trundle on to the farm’s own tarn with its resident
heron. Stable End is also well situated for walks
into the fells, including England’s highest mountain,
Scafell Pike, and deepest lake, Wastwater. There are
two pubs a mile away, The Screes and the Strand.
areas, double bedroom with ensuite shower. First floor:
two bedrooms (1 double, 1 with a set of 2 bunks),
bathroom. Patio area, ample parking.
Sleeps 2/6 * Changeover day: Saturday * oil central
heating * wood-burning stove (free basket of logs
provided) * microwave * washer-dryer * DVD player *
up to 3 pets are welcome at an additional charge of £15
Sleeps 2/6
Sleeps 6
Middle Row Cottage
Situated on the last farm in Wasdale before the road
runs out, Middle Row Cottage has traditional country
cottage looks, but has been modernised to offer warm,
comfortable and modern interiors. Row Head Farm is
one of the Lake District’s many National Trust owned
farms, specialising in the Herdwick sheep much loved
by Beatrix Potter. Middle Row Cottage is splendidly
positioned for fabulous views and stunning fell walks.
Wastwater, England’s deepest lake, and the Wasdale
Head Inn are a pleasant twenty minute walk away.
Ground floor: kitchen, dining room, sitting room. First floor:
three bedrooms (2 doubles, 1 twin), bathroom with overbath shower. Garden, ample parking.
open fire * private water supply * microwave * washing
machine * DVD player * sorry, no pets * non-smoking
* towels provided * note that there is no mobile phone
reception at Middle Row Cottage.
Now a bustling village, Gosforth still has
reminders of its Viking past. In St. Mary’s
churchyard is the tallest Viking cross in
England, the Gosforth or Wheel Head
Cross, believed to be over a thousand
years old. The church also houses two
Viking ‘hogback’ tombstones. The village
has four good pubs, all serving real ale,
a café, a number of craft shops and the
Gosforth Pottery.
Gosforth is at the foot of the Wasdale
Valley, where there are many bridlepaths
and gentle valley bottom walks. The
more energetic might head to the top
of the valley to tackle Scafell Pike, the
highest mountain in England. There
is also a ten-mile cycle route from
Gosforth through Wasdale to Wastwater,
England’s deepest lake.
Muncaster Castle and Owl Centre is a
few miles away. The castle is a medieval
pele tower and stately home, with
many acres of gardens with stunning
rhododendrons and azaleas. The castle is
well known for its annual Festival of Fools
and ghost hunts.
The coastal village of Ravenglass is a
few miles from Gosforth, and location of
a ruined Roman bathhouse, beach, and
the start of the Ravenglass & Eskdale
miniature steam railway. The Eskdale
valley offers plenty of opportunity for
outdoor fun, with lots of walks, and
natural pools in the river for swimming.
Well Cottage
Built in the seventeenth century, Well Cottage is
comfortable and pleasantly-appointed, with lovely
views towards the coast. It is on the outskirts of
Gosforth village, home to five pubs and a selection
of small shops, and a handful of miles in either
direction to coast, lake and mountain. English
Tourist Board 4-star rating.
Sally’s Cottages – Gosforth
Village
Ground floor: entrance hall, kitchen with dining area,
sitting room, bathroom with shower, single bedroom.
First floor: two bedrooms (1 double with ensuite
bathroom with shower, 1 twin with washbasin and
toilet). Garden, ample parking.
Situated between the Irish Sea and the
Eskdale and Wasdale Valleys, Gosforth
is Viking country – or at least, it used to
be. Towards the end of the 8th century,
Vikings arrived by longboat and claimed
the land for their own.
An introduction to
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Sleeps 4/5 * Changeover day: Saturday * gas central
heating and electricity: this is metered and charged for
at cost – please settle your bill on day of departure *
microwave * washer-dryer * DVD player * up to two
pets welcome at an additional cost of £15 per pet *
high chair and cot provided on request (please bring
your own cot linen) * towels are NOT provided * the
cottage owner requests a separate breakage deposit
cheque for £50 (or card details) on arrival; this will be
returned on departure, assuming there is no damage.
Sleeps 4/5
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Sally’s Cottages – Broughton
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Potter’s Barn
Potter’s Barn is a stylishly converted barn with whitewashed stone walls, beams, high, sloping ceilings
and plenty of natural light. Situated on the outskirts
of the village of Gosforth, Potter’s Barn is just a short
distance from Wasdale, location of Wastwater and
Scafell, and Eskdale, with its miniature steam railway.
The village of Gosforth has five pubs and a selection
of small shops. English Tourist Board 4-star rated.
NB. The ground floor of Potter’s Barn is occupied by
the Gosforth Pottery. Holiday accommodation is above.
First floor: kitchen, shower room, toilet, three bedrooms
(1 double with ensuite shower, 1 twin and 1 set of 2
bunk beds). Second floor: open plan with sitting and
dining areas. Patio area. Ample parking.
Sleeps 4/6 * Changeover day: Saturday * gas central
heating and electricity: this is metered and charged
for at cost – please settle your bill on day of departure
* microwave * washer-dryer * dishwasher * one pet
welcome at an additional cost of £15 * towels are NOT
provided * the cottage owner requests a separate
breakage deposit cheque for £50 (or card details) on
arrival; this will be returned on departure, assuming
there is no damage.
Sleeps 4/6
An introdu
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Broughton-in-Furness is a small town at
the foot of the Duddon Valley. Its strategic
position near the west coast has made it
very attractive to all sorts of invaders during
the town’s long history, with successive
visits from Celts, Romans and Vikings.
Most of the buildings now standing are
Georgian, with a peppering of older
buildings, including the 300-year-old Old
King’s Head pub. The church of St. Mary
Magdalene is of Saxon foundation, with
some Norman parts, a grand 18th century
clock tower and Victorian additions.
The nearby village of Duddon Bridge is
home to one of Cumbria’s many stone
circles, Swinside. 51 stones still stand in a
90ft diameter circle, with fabulous views
all around.
The Duddon Valley follows the River
Duddon towards Wrynose Pass and the
central Lake District. It has been popular
with walkers since Wordsworth’s time, with
access to Coniston Old Man, Scafell Pike,
Dow Crag, Harter Fell, Craw and Greyfriar.
There are gentler walks at Wallabarrow
Woods, well known for rare native flowers
and plants, or climbers can find a challenge
at Wallabarrow Crag. The Duddon Valley is
also popular with canoeists, with excellent
rapids and different grades of difficulty
along the river.
Seathwaite Tarn, in the Seathwaite Fells,
is the third largest in the Lake District, and
sits at 1200ft above sea level. Fishing is
popular in the area; licences for the tarn
are available at the Newfield Inn and river
licences can be bought at the village shop
in Ulpha.
The annual Duddon Valley Fell Races,
based at the Newfield Inn in Seathwaite,
take place in May, when you can witness
frighteningly fit people running up inclines
most of us would prefer to walk!
Tenterfield, with its spacious open plan layout, is the
perfect location for large groups of family and friends.
It offers companionable dining at the the eight-seater
table, and relaxation in the two roomy lounge areas,
but also offers you the option of a quiet walk to an
ancient stone circle and soaring fells. Situated in the
village of Hallthwaites, Tenterfield is ideal for exploring
both the Lake District and west coast. It’s just a tenminute walk from the celebrated Punchbowl on the
Green, home to Beckstones micro brewery, and four
miles from Broughton-in-Furness with its butcher,
baker, grocer, four pubs and two cafes.
areas, shower room plus optional additional twin bedroom
(open by prior permission only). First floor: second sitting
room, three bedrooms (2 double, 1 twin), bathroom with
hand held shower. Garden and ample parking.
Sleeps 6-8 * Changeover day: Friday * oil central
heating * nearest pub 10 minute walk * DVD player *
microwave * dishwasher * washing machine * tumble
dryer * plenty of parking * towels are NOT provided *
non-smoking * sorry, no pets * split pricing – there is
a discount for 6 or fewer people using just 3 bedrooms
* please note that mobile phone reception is variable
* Damage deposit of £100 required which is returned
within a fortnight of your stay (assuming there has been
no damage).
Sleeps 6-8
Price code RC/HH (£395-£1075)
Sleeps 10
Price code SB (£685-£1850)
Spring Bank
Sally’s Cottages – Broughton
Spring Bank is a large and characterful house set in the
Duddon valley, surrounded by beautiful mature gardens
and woodland. The cottage is charmingly decorated with
a good nod to tradition, yet well-equipped with modern
facilities. There is plenty to do here; as well as the lawned
garden, there is a piano, DVD player, hi-fi, table football
and a choice of other games. There are many walks in
the area and it is only a mile from Broughton-in-Furness,
a Georgian town with four pubs, two cafes, a butcher,
baker and grocer.
Ground floor: dining kitchen, dining room, sitting room,
conservatory, shower room. First floor: three bedrooms
(2 double, 1 twin), bathroom. Second floor: 2 twin
bedrooms (NB. with a low, sloping ceiling. Access to
second bedroom is via the first bedroom). Large garden.
Parking for two cars, with additional parking nearby.
Sleeps 10 * Changeover day: Friday * electric storage and
panel heaters * nearest pubs one mile * open fire with initial
fuel provided * piano * DVD player * hi-fi * garden furniture
and barbecue * non-smoking * pets welcome at additional
charge of £15 per pet * dog bed and bowl available on
request * telephone for incoming and emergency calls
only. Please note that mobile phone reception is variable in
this area * a damage deposit of £100 is required which is
returned within a fortnight of your stay (assuming, of course,
that there has been no damage).
Tenterfield
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Sally’s Cottages – Ennerdale
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An intrroductiion to
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Even by Lake District standards, Ennerdale
is remote. It’s a place of seclusion and
tranquillity at the westernmost edge of the
Lakes, and the only lake to have no road
running alongside it.
Officially designated a Site of Special
Scientific Interest, Ennerdale has a unique
‘prehistoric’ fish, the Arctic char, many rare
plants and ancient woodland with rare
mosses, lichens and ferns. It’s also a good
place to spot our indigenous red squirrel.
Given the lack of roads, it’s no surprise
that the valley is sparsely populated. It has
a village, Ennerdale Bridge, which has
a church and two excellent pubs both
serving good food and real ale. A short
distance from the village is Kinniside stone
circle, a prehistoric monument comprising
eleven stones.
There are walks to suit all tastes, from
gentle strolls along the lake’s edge to
mountain hikes with wonderful views
of Ennerdale Water and Buttermere.
Wainwright’s famous Coast-to-Coast walk
goes right through the village.
The area is justly famed for its climbing.
Pillar Rock, on the north face of Pillar
Mountain, was one of the first routes
mapped out by rock climbing pioneers
and is popular with climbers of all skill
levels.
There are a number of marked mountainbike trails in the area and Ennerdale is at
the end of the West Cumbria Cycle Path, a
ten-mile route from Whitehaven. Bradley’s
Riding Centre, near Kinniside, offers ponytrekking for all abilities and ages.
Ennerdale is a good base for exploring
the nearby market towns of Cockermouth,
Whitehaven and Keswick, all offering a
wealth of shops, pubs, cafes, restaurants,
museums and other attractions.
In a county full of stunning locations, Far Moor End
still has plenty to shout about. Idyllically located in
22 acres of private grounds within the Lake District
National Park, Far Moor End includes 15 acres of
woodlands, a wildflower meadow, three ponds and
a long frontage on the River Ehen (itself a Site of
Special Scientific Interest), so it’s no surprise that
our native red squirrel is still quite at home here.
Far Moor End is a mile from the Shepherd’s Arms
pub and a few minutes’ walk from Ennerdale Water,
with Cockermouth, Wordsworth’s birthplace, and
Whitehaven, the historic port, a short drive away.
Keswick is half an hour away.
The accommodation comprises the main house to
sleep ten people and a barn conversion for six. The
main entertainment area for house and barn is the
spectacular, open plan sitting and dining area in the
barn, where there is a large dining table and sofas to
seat the entire party of sixteen.
The main kitchen is in the house, with quality fittings,
quarry tiles and a large Aga. The barn has a small
kitchenette. All the bedrooms are fresh and airy,
dressed in crisp whites, creams and pale blues.
Extensive gardens, woods and ponds (although please
note that on occasion, parts may be out of bounds for
maintenance), decking, garden furniture, ample parking.
Sleeps up to 16 * Changeover day: Friday * oil central
heating * oil-fired Aga (which provides hot water) *
free wi-fi broadband * up to 3 pets welcome at an
additional charge of £15 per pet * towels are NOT
provided * non-smoking * mobile phone reception is
variable – there is a payphone in the house * Tesco will
deliver internet-ordered shopping to the house * We
ask for a damage deposit of £200 when renting Far
Moor End. This is returned within a fortnight of your stay
THE HOUSE: open fire (initial wood supplied free) *
microwave * two fridges * dishwasher * large, fouroven Aga * washing machine * table to seat ten *
Sky TV and DVD player * additional TV for games and
DVDs only (no TV reception) in the den.
Joins to The Barn via a short corridor.
THE BARN: electric cooker * dishwasher * fridge *
DVD player * table to seat 16.
The House
Ground floor: kitchen, utility room, sitting room, dining
room, den, bathroom with separate shower. First floor:
five bedrooms (1 king size, 1 twin, 3 twin/super king
size (the beds zip and link to create single or super-king
size)), two shower rooms, toilet.
The Barn
Sally’s Cottages – Ennerdale
Ground floor: open plan with sitting and dining area for
16, small kitchen area, two bedrooms (1 double, 1 twin/
super king size (the beds zip and link to create single or
super king size)), shower room, bathroom with over-bath
shower. Gallery: twin beds, overlooking the sitting room.
Far Moor End
Sleeps 16
Price code FM (£1665-£3995)
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An intro
oduction to
Loweswater and its sister lakes, Crummock
Water and Buttermere, are wonderfully
peaceful even at the height of summer. The
rush and hubbub of the central Lake District
seems a long way from here.
Loweswater, like Crummock Water, is wholly
owned by the National Trust. There’s an easy
walk along the lake towards Holme Wood
and Holme Force waterfalls, where there’s a
good chance you’ll spot our indigenous red
squirrel. West of Loweswater is Mockerkin
Tarn, legendary site of the Cumbrian King
Mockerkin’s palace. Set among rolling hills
and lush pasture, the tarn is transformed
in summer by a riot of white and yellow
waterlilies.
Towards the end of Crummock Water is
the Lake District’s highest waterfall, Scale
Force, crashing 170ft through a narrow,
wooded ravine. Crummock Water feeds
into Buttermere, a popular site with an
easy 4½ mile lakeside walk. The views
Buttermere is famous for the 18th century
story of ‘The ‘Maid of Buttermere’. Mary
Robinson, a local beauty, unwittingly
married a bigamist and fraudster. Her tale
was reported by the poet Coleridge in the
national press. Before long, she found herself
added to the tourist trail as visitors flocked
to the Fish Inn, where she was a barmaid, to
see if she was as beautiful as people said!
Loweswater village is home to the Kirkstile
Inn, our regional CAMRA Pub of the Year
2009. It serves traditional food using local
produce, and showcases local beers in a
cracking beer festival each April.
Apple Tree House
Sally’s Cottages – Loweswater
Apple Tree House is a comfortable, simply
furnished cottage and a great base for exploring
this surprisingly peaceful side of the Lakes.
Situated in the pretty village of Ullock, Apple Tree
House is a ten minute drive from Loweswater and
15 minutes from Ennerdale, with the historic town
of Cockermouth just five miles away. There are
two pubs within a couple of miles: the Wild Duck
at Branthwaite and the Royal Yew at Dean, with its
1,000-year-old yew tree!
bathroom. First floor: two bedrooms (1 double with
ensuite shower, 1 twin). Enclosed garden, parking.
heating * microwave * washing machine * DVD player
* up to 3 pets welcome at an additional charge of £15
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are spectacular, with High Crag, High Stile
and Hay Stacks towering above. Alfred
Wainwright considered Hay Stacks to be
‘the best fell-top of all’, with its marshy land
and many pools. The Innominate Tarn lies
near the summit, 520ft above sea level, and
it’s here that the great man’s ashes were
scattered.
Situated in the village of Pardshaw, near Loweswater,
Stoneygate Barn is a good location for a mixed
Cumbrian holiday exploring the nearby lakes of
Loweswater, Buttermere and Ennerdale, enjoying
the history and local shopping at Cockermouth, or
venturing down to the beaches and fishing villages
along the Solway coast. Stoneygate Barn is a
detached barn conversion with welcoming interiors
and great views. The nearest pub is the Old Posting
House, one mile away in Deanscales, but a five-mile
trip to our region’s CAMRA Pub of the Year 2009, the
Kirkstile Inn in Loweswater, is also well worthwhile!
Ground floor: kitchen, sitting room with dining area. First
over-bath shower. Large decking area, parking.
heating * woodburning stove * microwave * washerdryer * Sky TV * DVD player * playstation * CD player
* selection of board games * two pets welcome at an
additional charge of £15 per pet * welcome pack of
bread, biscuits, tea and coffee * towels provided
* non-smoking.
Sleeps 4
Sleeps 4
Rose Cottage, Lamplugh
If you’ve ever dreamed of a perfect country cottage,
oozing equal quantities of comfort and style, this is it.
Recently renovated to a high standard, Rose Cottage
is architecturally interesting – it was probably the
dower house to neighbouring Low Millgillhead – with
modern interiors that delight the eye. Rose Cottage
is a great base for country walks, for a short tootle to
Loweswater Lake, four miles away, or Buttermere and
Crummock Water a mile or two beyond. The village
pub, the Lamplugh Tip, is a mile and a half away, or try
the Kirkstile Inn at Loweswater. Rose Cottage backs
on to Croft House and Low Millgillhead; they can be
booked separately or in combination for larger groups
of 14, 16 or 26.
Ground floor: open plan with kitchen, dining and seating
areas, bathroom with over-bath shower. First floor: two
bedrooms (1 double, 1 twin). Enclosed garden, parking for
2 cars.
heaters * open fire * dishwasher * washing machine *
tumble dryer * DVD player * Sky TV * CD player * pets
welcome at an additional charge of £15 * towels are NOT
provided * non-smoking.
Stoneygate Barn
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Low Millgillhead
Recently used for the filming of ‘Miss Potter’, the
film about Beatrix Potter, Low Millgillhead is an
elegant Georgian house in the village of Lamplugh.
The house has been sympathetically refurbished to
offer a combination of period features and modern
comforts, with good quality fittings throughout. It is
set in half an acre of beautiful beckside gardens, with
mature trees and lawns. Loweswater lake, Buttermere
and Crummock Water are all within a few miles, as is
Wordsworth’s birthplace, Cockermouth. The famed
Kirkstile Inn, our region’s CAMRA Pub of the Year
2009, is a short drive away, or you can pop down to the
village pub, the Lamplugh Tip. Low Millgillhead adjoins
Croft House and Rose Cottage; they can be booked
separately or in combination for larger groups of 14,
22 or 26.
Ground floor: kitchen, utility room, sitting room, one twin
bedroom, toilet. First floor: four bedrooms (2 doubles,
2 twins), bathroom, shower room. Large garden, ample
parking.
Sleeps 10 * Changeover day: Friday * gas central heating
* open fire (free coal and logs provided) * large range
cooker * microwave * dishwasher * washing machine *
tumble dryer * DVD player * selection of board games
* one dog welcome, or up to 3 by special arrangement,
at an additional cost of £15 per dog * towels are NOT
provided * non-smoking * We ask for a damage deposit
of £100 when renting Low Millinghead. This is returned
within a fortnight of your stay (assuming, of course, that
there has been no damage).
Sleeps 10
Price code MG (£1040-£2625)
Croft House
Croft House is a barn conversion, stylishly
refurbished in 2007. Its large sitting-cum-dining
room is a superb entertainment space, perfect for
celebrations, with a modern kitchen and elegant
bedrooms. It has lovely gardens with mature
trees and a ‘secret garden’ over the beck bridge.
Loweswater Lake is just four miles away, with
Buttermere and Crummock Water a little further on.
The Kirkstile Inn at Loweswater, our region’s CAMRA
Pub of the Year 2009, is certainly worth a special trip,
or you can amble down to your local, the Lamplugh
Tip. Croft House adjoins Low Millgillhead and
Rose Cottage; they can be booked separately or in
combination for larger groups of 16, 22 or 26.
heating * large range cooker * microwave * dishwasher
* two fridges * washing machine * tumble dryer *
DVD player * selection of board games * cot provided
on request (please bring your own cot linen) * garden
furniture * one dog is welcome at an additional cost of
£15 * towels are NOT provided * non-smoking * We
ask for a damage deposit of £100 when renting Croft
House. This is returned within a fortnight of your stay
Ground floor: four bedrooms (2 doubles with
washbasins, 1 twin with washbasin, 1 bunk room),
bathroom, toilet, utility room. First floor: open plan living
and dining area, kitchen, two bedrooms (1 twin, 1 zip &
link which is usually a super king but can be made into
a twin), bathroom with shower. Large beckside gardens,
ample parking.
Sleeps 12
Price code CH (£1050-£2860)
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An intro
oduction to
The market town of Cockermouth is on the
River Derwent at the north-western edge of
the Lake District. Dating from Norman times,
Cockermouth retains its medieval streetplan
and has many beautiful Georgian buildings.
A good introduction to the town’s attractions
is the Cockermouth Trail. This ‘self-guided’
tour is signposted throughout the town
or you can obtain a map from the Tourist
Information Centre.
Wordsworth House, the birthplace of the
poet, William Wordsworth, is at the foot of the
main street. Recently restored to show the
house as it was at the time of Wordsworth’s
birth in 1770, there are costumed guides
and hands-on activities for children.
The Jennings Brewery has been here since
1828, and offers popular brewery tours that
include sampling and the opportunity to
purchase some of their excellent ales.
Whilst Cockermouth may be famous
for poetry and local beer, sheep were
Cockermouth has plenty of independent
shops selling second-hand books, antiques
and local produce. There’s no shortage of
pubs, restaurants, and cafes selling local
food and real ale, including the Bitter End
pub with its own micro-brewery, and the wellknown vegetarian café, the Quince & Medlar.
Cockermouth is a good base for visiting
Cumbria’s great outdoors. The lakes of
Loweswater, Bassenthwaite and Buttermere
have lovely lakeside paths and excellent
picnic opportunities. Keswick, a few miles to
the east, offers great walking at Skiddaw and
Catbells, and boat trips on Derwentwater.
Garden View Cottage
Sally’s Cottages
This pretty little cottage is situated in the village of
Papcastle, a mile outside Cockermouth. Perfect
for couples, Garden View also has a sofa-bed to
accommodate person number three. The cottage is
within a short trundle of a lovely pub, the Belle View, or
you are within easy reach of Cockermouth’s many pubs,
cafés and shops. Loweswater, Bassenthwaite Lake and
Derwentwater are all within a short drive, with plenty of
opportunities for walking, climbing and rowing.
Ground floor: kitchen, sitting room with dining area and
sofa-bed, outhouse storage. First floor: double bedroom,
bathroom with over-bath shower. Patio, on road parking.
– Cockermouth
Sleeps 2/3 * Changeover day: Friday * note that the third
bed is a sofa bed in the sitting room * electric storage
heaters * gas fire in sitting room * microwave * washing
machine * tumble dryer * Sky TV * DVD player * selection
of board games * welcome pack of tea, coffee, milk, sugar
and biscuits * up to two pets welcome at an additional
charge of £5 per pet * towels not provided * non-smoking.
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the mainstay of the local economy for
generations. The Lakeland Sheep and
Wool Centre, just outside Cockermouth,
has 19 different breeds of sheep, sheepdog
demonstrations and lots of information for all
ages about sheep, shearing and wool. The
centre is particularly popular with children.
Situated within walking distance of Cockermouth,
High Moor Cottage is an excellent choice for couples
and small families. The cottage is stylishly fitted out
with a modern, curved kitchen and ‘upside-down
configuration, with a large, open plan living area
upstairs and comfortable bedrooms downstairs.
Cockermouth is well-served with shops, pubs and
cafés, and Loweswater, Derwentwater and Keswick
are only a short drive away. High Moor Cottage is
next door to The Lodge.
Ground floor: two bedrooms (1 double, 1 set of 2
bunks), shower room. First floor: open plan with kitchen,
dining and sitting areas. Outside utility room (shared with
The Lodge) and store, shared garden, parking for one
car (or two by arrangement).
heating * microwave * dishwasher * use of washerdryer * DVD player * selection of games * welcome
pack of wine, tea, coffee, milk and biscuits * one small
dog is welcome at an additional charge of £15 * nonsmoking * towels provided.
Sleeps 4
Sleeps 4
The Lodge
Sally’s Cottages – Cockermouth
The Lodge is a smart little house with stylish
fittings throughout. It’s situated on the edge of
Cockermouth, a great base for exploring the northern
Lake District. Cockermouth itself offers a great day
out, with plenty of local shopping, cafés and pubs,
Wordsworth’s birthplace and tours around Jennings
Brewery. Skiddaw, Loweswater, Derwentwater and
Keswick are all within a twenty minute drive, offering
great opportunties for walking, climbing, rowing
and paddling! The Lodge is next door to High Moor
Cottage.
High Moor Cottage
floor: two bedrooms (1 double, 1 set of 2 bunk beds),
bathroom with over-bath shower. Private patio, large
shared garden, outside utility room (shared with High
Moor Cottage).
heating * microwave * dishwasher * DVD player *
selection of games * use of washer-dryer * one dog
over 12mths old is welcome at an additional cost of £15
* towels provided * non-smoking.
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The Bothy
Given that the owners, Kim and Danny Frost, run a
business making bespoke wooden furniture, it’s no
surprise that The Bothy is beautifully fitted throughout,
with a craftsman’s eye for detail. The waxed wooden
floors are beautiful, the doors miniature works of art,
and the beds unique and stylish. The Bothy is just a few
miles from Bassenthwaite, one the the Lake District’s
less-visited but most beautiful lakes, with easy access
to Cockermouth, Skiddaw, Derwentwater and Keswick.
Please note that, because the cottage adjoins design
workshops using timber cutting machinery, The Bothy
is not suitable for children. The Bothy specialises in
weekend lets throughout the year, but please also
enquire about full weeks.
Ground floor: open plan with kitchen and sitting areas. First
floor: one double bedroom with ensuite bathroom. Lower
ground floor: one double bedroom, shower room. Outside
utility room shared with owners, patio with seating area,
ample parking.
* woodburning stove (free logs provided) * microwave
* washing machine * tumble dryer * DVD player * CD
player * up to 2 pets welcome at an additional cost of £15
per pet * non-smoking * NOT suitable for children under
16 because of timber cutting machinery.
Sleeps 4
Sleeps 8
Price code UT (£700-£2370)
Upper Tarn
If the words, ‘holiday cottage’ make you wonder if
there’s no choice but traditional and chintzy, this house
will delight you. Stunningly designed with stylish modern
fixtures, Upper Tarn has high, vaulted ceilings, spacious
bedrooms, brand spanking new shower rooms and
modern décor in white, cream, black and lime. Upper
Tarn also benefits from an elevated location with views
miles towards Dumfries & Galloway, the Solway Firth and
Lake District fells. The house faces west, with its manywindowed design ensuring fabulous sunset views.
Upper Tarn is all on one level, other than two steps
between the kitchen and dining area. Open plan with
kitchen, dining and sitting areas, second sitting room, 1
super king size bedroom with ensuite bathroom wth overbath shower, 2 double rooms with ensuite shower rooms,
1 twin room with ensuite bathroom with over-bath shower,
utility room. Garden, patio, ample parking.
* woodburning stove (initial supply of fuel provided) *
microwave * dishwasher * washing machine * DVD player
* selection of board games * garden furniture * up to two
pets welcome at an additional charge of £15 per pet *
towels are NOT provided * non-smoking * We ask for a
damage deposit of £100 when renting Upper Tarn. This
Keswick is justly famed for its wonderful
location, on the edge of Derwentwater, with
Skiddaw soaring above. It’s also a useful
town, with an excellent market on Saturdays,
shops, a couple of supermarkets, cafés,
restaurants, pubs and visitor attractions.
Derwentwater has an easy, ten-mile path
around it, part of which is paved and
suitable for pushchairs, wheelchairs and
tired people! Recently revamped, the path
now has lots of benches and picnic tables.
The Keswick Launch offers trips around the
lake, and you can also hire your own motor
launch or rowing boat.
There are so many places to visit in and
around Keswick. Derwent Island House,
on an island on the lake, is open a few
times a year. The Theatre by the Lake
has a growing reputation for excellent
productions. The Pencil Museum, home
of Cumberland Pencils, is fascinating, and
the Cars of the Stars and James Bond
museums are suitable for kids of all ages!
The Keswick Mining Museum tells the tale
of local mining, or you can take a restorative
tour around the Keswick Brewery.
The more energetic will enjoy learning to
sail or windsurf at the Derwentwater Marina,
in Portinscale, or lessons at the Keswick
Climbing Wall. Plattyplus will teach you how
to command a Viking longship, or you can
take in a round of golf at Keswick Golf Club,
three miles to the east.
Castlerigg Stone Circle isn’t the largest or
tallest in the UK, but it may be the most
spectacular. A short 1½ mile walk or drive
outside Keswick, the circle is 5,000 years
old, sited on a high, flat plain surrounded by
mountains.
Keswick has many festivals throughout the
year, including Words by the Water, the Jazz
Festival, Mountain Festival, Beer Festival,
Christian Convention and Film Festival.
Glendale
Sally’s Cottages – Keswick
This recently renovated stone-built barn conversion
is very conveniently located, just off the Penrith
to Keswick road (A66), within easy reach of lots
of sights and activities. The energetic can attack
Blencathra and High Rigg, or take a relaxing ramble
through St. John’s-in-the-Vale. Keswick, with its wide
selection of shops, cafés, pubs, theatre and cinema
is just 6 miles away, as is Derwentwater, with gentle
lakeside walks, rowing and woodland paths. There
are two excellent pubs in Threlkeld, one mile away.
Glendale is next door to Arndale.
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areas. First floor: double bedroom, bathroom with
over-bath shower. Large patio with shared gazebo and
barbecue area, parking.
Sleeps 2 * Changeover day: Saturday * gas central
heating * microwave * washing machine * DVD player
* one pet allowed at an additional charge of £15 per pet
* towels are NOT provided * non-smoking.
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Arndale
Arndale is a newly-converted barn in an elevated
position, with stunning views towards Great Dodd and
Helvellyn. Conveniently located just off the Penrith to
Keswick road (A66), Arndale is a great base from which
to explore the whole of the northern Lake District,
including Keswick, with its shops, cafés, pubs and
theatre and Derwentwater, where you can row, walk
and just enjoy the scene. There are two good pubs
one mile away in Threlkeld. Arndale is next door to
Glendale.
Ground floor: kitchen, sitting room with dining area. First
floor: two double bedrooms, bathroom with over-bath
shower. Large patio with shared gazebo and barbecue
area, ample parking.
* microwave * dishwasher * washing machine * DVD
player * sorry, no pets * towels are NOT provided * nonsmoking.
Sleeps 4
Sleeps 4
George Cottage
George Cottage is an attractive, end-of-terrace
sandstone cottage, with big sash windows and an ivycovered porch. It has been refurbished recently to a
high standard, with simple, modern, stylish interiors.
Situated in a residential area of Keswick, the cottage
is only a few minutes’ level walk from the town centre,
with its market, shops, pubs, cafés and cinema.
Derwentwater and the acclaimed Theatre by the Lake
are only a ten minute walk away.
Ground floor: kitchen, utility room, sitting room with dining
area. First floor: two bedrooms (1 with king sized bed, 1
set of 2 adult-sized bunk beds), bathroom with over-bath
shower. Off-road parking for one car plus additional onstreet parking.
Sleeps 4 * Changeover day: Friday * gas central heating
* microwave * washer-dryer * DVD player * CD player *
towels are NOT provided * sorry, no pets * non-smoking.
Berkeley House
Berkeley House is a large Victorian house built in
a style very typical to Keswick, with gables, sash
windows, stained glass, terraced front garden
and sumptuous mountain views. Overlooking
Crow Park, Berkeley House is very handy for all
Keswick’s shops, cafés and pubs, and a great
starting point for hundreds of walks. Derwentwater
is five minutes away, with beautiful lakeside walks,
motor launch cruises and rowing boats, or you can
trek out towards Wallabarrow, Watendlath and the
Borrowdale fells.
heating * microwave * dishwasher * washing machine
* DVD player * TVs in the sitting room and each
bedroom * wi-fi internet access * sorry, no pets (but
Greta Kennels are nearby) * towels provided * nonsmoking * sorry, no stag or hen parties * We ask for a
damage deposit of £100 when renting Berkeley House.
This is returned within a fortnight of your stay (assuming,
of course, that there has been no damage).
Ground floor: kitchen, sitting room with dining area, one
double bedroom with ensuite shower and small sitting
room. First floor: family room with double four poster
bed and single bed, shower room. Second floor: one
twin bedroom with ensuite shower room, family room
with double and single bed, ensuite shower room. Third
floor: double bedroom. Patio area, parking for 2 cars with
further parking on the road.
Sleeps 12
Price code BH (£1150-£2495)
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Darling How
Situated on Whinlatter Pass, high in the
fells between Keswick and Cockermouth,
Darling How has a truly enviable location
with hundred of walks and mountain bike
trails from the door. This large, single
storey Georgian farmhouse has recently
been renovated to a high standard, with
a spacious sitting room, super kitchen
facilities and dining for ten, making it ideal
for group celebrations. Crummock Water,
Buttermere and Loweswater are nearby, with
the Whinlatter Visitor Centre just a couple
of miles away. Cockermouth is a ten minute
drive away, and Keswick fifteen minutes.
There are two pubs in the nearby village of
Braithwaite, or for special occasions, visit
Winder Hall in Lorton.
Accommodation at Darling How is all on
one level.
Ground floor: kitchen with dining area, sitting
room, five bedrooms (1 double with ensuite
shower room, one further double, 1 bedroom
with ‘zip and link’ beds that can be either twin or
double, 2 twin rooms), shower room, bathroom
with shower. Garden, patio, ample parking.
Sleeps 10 * Changeover day: Friday * oil central
heating * woodburning stove * large range
cooker * microwave * dishwasher * washing
machine * tumble dryer * DVD player * up to 3
pets welcome at an additional charge of £15 per
pet * towels are NOT provided * non-smoking
* We ask for a damage deposit of £100 when
renting Darling How. This is returned within a
fortnight of your stay (assuming, of course, that
there has been no damage).
Sleeps 10 Price code CH (£1050-£2860)
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An intro
oductiion to
We can’t better Alfred Wainwright’s
description of Borrowdale as ‘a pageant
of beauty from end to end’. Borrowdale
has everything you need for a proper Lake
District adventure: a grand lake, soaring
mountains, emerald valleys, woodlands,
tumbling gills and a cold, clear tarn.
Borrowdale is the valley of the River
Derwent, which exits Derwentwater at
Keswick. It’s sparsely populated, with only a
few hamlets and farmhouses. Watendlath is
best-known for its beautiful tarn. The pretty
village of Grange has two cafés, a hotel bar
and a wide, shallow stretch of river ideal
for paddling. Rosthwaite has a pub and
the valley’s only shop; Stonethwaite has
another pub, the Langstrath Inn. Seatoller
has a Tourist Information Centre with crafts,
organised walks and snacks-to-go.
The Lodore Falls, behind the Lodore
Hotel, are simply beautiful, even when the
falls have reduced to a trickle. The falls
At the foot of the valley are some of the best
climbing fells in the Lake District; Green
Gable, Great Gable, Glaramara and Scafell
beyond. For those who love the scenery
but not the leg-ache of the mountains, there
are valley bottom walks and six beautiful,
broadleaf woods.
Borrowdale is also very convenient for
Keswick, a great centre for individual
shops, pubs and cafés; it also has a theatre,
cinema and market, boat trips on the lake
and a number of museums.
Tan Cottage
Sally’s Cottages – Borrowdale
This single storey, slate-built cottage is a very cosy
base for a holiday exploring lakes and fells. Tan
Cottage is in the pretty village of Grange in the
Borrowdale valley, with stunning views all around,
a famous and beautiful bridge, babbling stream,
and two cafés offering excellent home-cooked food.
There are many good walks in the area, up into the
fells or along the valley bottom, and the bustling town
of Keswick, with its shops, pubs, café, theatre and
cinema is only a ten minute drive away.
The accommodation at Tan Cottage is all on one floor.
Ground floor: kitchen, sitting room with dining area, twin
bedroom, shower room. Shared garden, parking.
* microwave * Sky TV * DVD player * towels are NOT
provided * sorry, no pets * non-smoking.
Sleeps 2
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are surrounded by lovely woodland, with
mature trees, amazingly frothy mosses
and all sorts of fern. Castle Crag, a high
point overlooking the ‘Jaws of Borrowdale’,
the narrow neck of the valley, is so-called
because it once had an Iron Age fort,
mostly now vanished. Opposite Castle
Crag is the Bowder Stone, a very large rock
stranded by the glacier that carved out the
valley in the last Ice Age.
This is a ‘proper’ cottage, with white-washed walls,
sash windows, slate floors, beams and a fireplace with
a large stove. Its natural good looks are complemented
by suitable décor, well-chosen modern furnishings
and attractive linens. Wayside’s position at the foot of
Derwentwater makes it equally convenient for rambles
through Borrowdale, walks up Maiden Moor and
Grange Fell, trips out to Keswick, and days boating on
the lake. Places to eat include the two excellent cafés
in Grange, the Borrowdale Gates Hotel and the many
pubs, cafés and restaurants in Keswick.
over-bath shower. Small garden, patio, parking nearby at
owner’s house a few yards away.
heaters * multi-fuel stove * microwave * washer-dryer *
DVD player * CD player * selection of board games *
garden furniture * up to 2 pets welcome at an additional
charge of £15 per pet * towels provided * non-smoking.
Sleeps 4
Price code W (£355-£645)
Crag Lea
Sally’s Cottages – Borrowdale
Situated in the pretty village of Grange, Crag Lea is a
detached house with glorious views in all directions.
The cottage has an enclosed lawned garden with
a patio area, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the
panorama. Grange itself has two cafés offering tasty
home-cooked food, evening meals at the Borrowdale
Gates Hotel, a (usually) shallow river and a famously
beautiful stone bridge. There are many walks
throughout Borrowdale, either along the flat valley
floor or high into the fells, and Keswick is only a short
drive away. Crag Lea is available at a discounted
price for couples using just one bedroom.
Wayside Cottage
toilet. First floor: three bedrooms (2 doubles, 1 twin),
bathroom with over-bath shower. Garden, patio, garage,
parking for 2 cars, additional cars can park on the road.
Sleeps 2/6 * Changeover day: Saturday * oil central
heating * microwave * washer-dryer * DVD player * one
pet is welcome at an additional charge of £15 (more
pets by prior permission) * towels are NOT provided *
non-smoking.
Sleeps 2/6
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Photos courtesy of Brian Sherwen
An intrroduction to
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“I wandered lonely as a cloud that floats
on high o’er vales and hills, when all at
once I saw a crowd, a host, of golden
daffodills”. William Wordsworth penned
his most popular lines when he visited
Ullswater in April, 1802.
Given its proximity to the main road these
days, you’d think it would be roaringly busy,
but no; Ullswater is a calm place, rarely
overrun with visitors. The lake itself is 7½
miles long, and deep, too, with the soaring
fells of High Street on its eastern side. No
trip would be complete without a trip on the
famous Ullswater Steamer or a visit to Aira
Force, a 70ft waterfall on the western shore.
The area is rich in prehistoric sites, with
stone circles at Cock Pit, on Barton Fell,
at Moor Divock and Swarth Fell. There
are a couple of Iron Age forts here, and
we mustn’t forget that the High Street
range of mountains actually recalls
Ullswater is blessed with one of the best
places to eat in the country – Sharrow
Bay Hotel. Based in a Victorian mansion
on the lake’s edge, a meal here is a bit
of an investment, but well worth it for a
serious treat!
W
Ullswater is an excellent base for trips
into the busier parts of the Lakes, around
Ambleside, Grasmere and Windermere.
It’s also convenient for the lesser-known
attractions of the Eden Valley and Penrith
with its individual shops, ruined castle
and ‘Giant’s Grave’.
Gate Cottage
Sally’s Cottages – Ullswater
Gate Cottage is a beautifully-appointed place with
high, beamed ceilings, a fantastic kitchen, charming
bedrooms and spacious, modern bathroom – what
more could you ask for? Well, how about close
proximity to what is popularly considered one of the
best foodie pubs in Cumbria, the Yanwath Gate Inn?
The tiny village of Yanwath is only three miles from
the M6, but you would never know it; it’s surrounded
by lovely countryside, and only 4 miles from
Ullswater and soaring fells.
Ground floor: kitchen with dining area, utility room. First
floor: sitting room with office area, two double bedrooms.
Use of the neighbouring Yanwath Gate Inn’s garden,
plenty of parking.
heaters * wi-fi internet * large range-style cooker *
microwave * dishwasher * washer-dryer * Sky TV *
DVD player * CD player * complementary toiletries *
welcome pack of wine, tea, coffee, milk and biscuits * 2
travel cots (please bring your own cot linen) * high chair
* non-smoking.
Sleeps 4
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the Roman road that once lay here.
Patterdale and Martindale both have very
old churches believed to be founded by
the saints the villages were named after –
St. Patrick and St. Martin. The Georgian
stately home, Dalemain, is nearby. It has
extensive grounds and hosts a variety of
large events throughout the year.
Price code GC (£410-840)
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Sally’s Cottages
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T ms & Condittions off Booking
Ter
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Sally’s Cottages is the trading name of Sally Limited, Company
Number 05341579, of registered office address Wallthwaite
Farmhouse, Wallthwaite, Troutbeck, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11
0SX (incorporated in England).
1
1.1
Interpretation
In these Conditions the following words shall have the following
meanings:
“Booking Enquiry” means an offer to hire Holiday
Accommodation made by the Hirer in accordance with
condition 3;
“Company” means Sally Limited, Company Number
05341579, of registered office address Wallthwaite Farmhouse,
Wallthwaite, Troutbeck, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 0SX
(incorporated in England);
“Contract” means the making of a Booking Enquiry to hire
Holiday Accommodation by the Hirer and the acceptance of
the Booking Enquiry by the Company (acting on behalf of the
Owner) in accordance with condition 3 for the hire of Holiday
Accommodation for the Hire Period;
“Deposit” means the sum equivalent to one third of the Price
(to the nearest £5);
“Hirer” means the person who makes a booking with the
Company to hire Holiday Accommodation;
“Hire Period” means the period during which the Hirer and the
Party will occupy the Holiday Accommodation in accordance
with these Conditions;
“Holiday Accommodation” means the holiday accommodation
which the Hirer has chosen to hire in accordance with these
Conditions;
“Owner” means an owner of Holiday Accommodation;
“Party” means the individuals that will occupy the Holiday
Accommodation for the Hire Period as have been notified by
the Hirer to the Company in accordance with these Conditions;
“Price” means the price to hire the Holiday Accommodation
(excluding any Security Deposit);
“Security Deposit” means a security deposit to be paid (if
applicable) in accordance with condition 5;
“Website” means www.sallyscottages.co.uk .
2
Status of the Company
The Company is acting as an agent for the Owner in
connection with accepting and administering bookings of
Holiday Accommodation on its behalf. The Company has
authority from the Owner to accept Booking Enquires and
to confirm acceptance of Booking Enquiries (in accordance
with conditions 3.2.2 and 3.3.2) on behalf of the Owner in
accordance with these Conditions.
3
Application of Conditions
3.1 These Conditions shall apply to the Contract.
3.2 Booking Enquiry made by email or telephone
3.2.1 The Hirer should contact the Company either by email
or telephone to make a Booking Enquiry. At the time
of the Booking Enquiry the Hirer shall provide the
Company with the following:(a) details of the name of the Holiday Accommodation
which they would like to hire;
(b) the dates on which they would like to hire the
Holiday Accommodation from and to;
(c) details of their name, address, contact telephone
number and email address;
(d) confirmation that they are aged 21 years or over;
(e) the number of individuals in the Party; and
(f) whether there are to be any pets within the Party
and if so, how many.
3.2.2 Once the Hirer has submitted the online Booking
Enquiry the Company shall acknowledge receipt of the
Booking Enquiry by email, or alternatively (if applicable)
shall acknowledge receipt of the Booking Enquiry
orally over the telephone. The Company shall check
availability of the chosen Holiday Accommodation.
Although the Company may confirm that the Holiday
Accommodation is available to hire, the Booking Enquiry
shall not be deemed to be accepted until the Company
(acting on behalf of and with the authority of the Owner)
provides the Hirer with written acceptance on headed
paper upon receipt of a Deposit at which point the
contract for the hire of the Holiday Accommodation for
the Hire Period on these Conditions will be established.
The written acceptance shall confirm:(a) the date and times of the Hire Period;
(b) the Price based on the information provided by the
Hirer in accordance with condition 3.2.1; and
(c) confirmation of the amount of the Security Deposit
to be paid (if the Holiday Accommodation requires
a Security Deposit is made).
3.3 Booking Enquiry made online via the Website
3.3.1 For some Holiday Accommodation the Hirer may make
a Booking Enquiry (which will be made subject to
these Conditions) online via the Website. The Website
indicates which Holiday Accommodation this option
is applicable to. To make a Booking Enquiry online
via the Website the Hirer should follow the on screen
instructions.
3.3.2 The Company shall check availability of the chosen
Holiday Accommodation. Although the Company may
confirm that the Holiday Accommodation is available
to hire and/or provided an acknowledgment, the
Booking Enquiry shall not be deemed to be accepted
until the Company (acting on behalf of and with the
authority of the Owner) provides the Hirer with written
acceptance on headed paper upon receipt of a
Deposit at which point the contract for the hire of the
Holiday Accommodation for the Hire Period on these
Conditions will be established. The written acceptance
shall confirm:(a) the date and times of the Hire Period;
(b) the Price based on the information provided by the
Hirer in the online Booking Enquiry;
(c) confirmation of the amount of the Security Deposit
to be paid (if the Holiday Accommodation requires
a Security Deposit is made).
4
Hirer Obligations
4.1 Numbers in Party
4.1.1 The number of persons occupying a property must not
exceed the number provided by the Hirer in condition
3.2 or 3.3 (unless the Hirer has notified the Company of
the increase at least 14 days before the start of the Hire
Period, the Company (acting on behalf of the Owner)
has agreed to the increase and if applicable the Hirer
has paid an additional fee). If the number of persons
occupying does exceed the numbers provided by
the Hirer under condition 3.2 or 3.3 (or any increase
agreed between the Hirer and the Company) then:(a) the Hirer may be required to pay an additional sum
to cover the additional occupancy; or
(b) if the additional occupancy would exceed the
maximum limit of occupancy for that particular
Holiday Accommodation then the additional
persons will not be permitted to occupy. If the
additional person/ people continue to occupy
then the Owner has the right to enter the Holiday
Accommodation and require the Hirer and all
those within the Party to vacate the Holiday
Accommodation. If the Owner does take this
action then the Hire Period shall be deemed to have
immediately come to an end and the Hirer (and
anybody within the Party) shall not be entitled to a
refund or any compensation for any reason due to
the Hire Period coming to an end early.
4.3 Vacation
Upon vacating the Holiday Accommodation at the end
of the Hire Period the Hirer shall ensure that the Holiday
Accommodation is left clean and tidy.
4.4 Damage or Losses
4.4.1 If during the Hire Period there are any breakages or
damage caused to the Holiday Accommodation, or
any furniture, equipment, or utensils within the Holiday
Accommodation by the Hirer or anybody within the
Party (including a pet) then the Hirer should report the
same to the Owner as soon as reasonably practicable
(or if the Owner cannot be contacted, the Hirer should
contact the Company) and as far as reasonably possible
before the Hirer vacates the Holiday Accommodation on
the last day of the Hire Period. The Hirer undertakes
to reimburse the Owner for any and all reasonable
costs it incurs for repairing the damage or if applicable
replacing the item(s) damaged or broken.
4.4.2 If during the Hire Period the Owner is concerned as
to the extent of any damage or breakages to or at the
Holiday Accommodation, or any furniture, equipment,
or utensils within the Holiday Accommodation, then the
Owner has the right to enter the Holiday Accommodation
and they may require the Hirer and all those within the
Party to vacate the Holiday Accommodation. If the
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Charges and Payment
5.1 Upon making a Booking Enquiry the Hirer will be asked to
make a payment which will be as follows:5.1.1 If the first day of the Hire Period is more than 6 weeks
from the date of the Booking Enquiry, the Hirer must pay
a Deposit;
5.1.2 If the first day of the Hire Period is 6 weeks or less than
6 weeks from the date of the Booking Enquiry, the Hirer
must pay the total Price at the time of the Booking
Enquiry and if applicable a Security Deposit (which for
the avoidance of doubt if paid by cheque the Company
shall cash).
5.2 All payments will be accepted and administered by the
Company on behalf of the Owner
5.3 If a Booking Enquiry is rejected and the Contract is not made,
the Company shall return any payment made by the Hirer in
accordance with condition 5.1 (minus any charges incurred for
credit card payments)
5.4 Payment can be made using the following methods:5.4.1 by way of debit card;
5.4.2 by way of credit card (NOTE- PAYMENTS MADE BY
CREDIT CARD WILL INCUR A CHARGE OF 2.5%); or
5.4.3 by way of cheque made payable to Sally Ltd.
All payments made will be into a designated client account of
the Company and paid to the Owner in accordance with the
terms of an agreement between the Owner and the Company.
5.5 In the case where a Deposit has been made upon making the
Booking Enquiry, the balance of the Price (and if applicable
the Security Deposit) is payable to the Company not later than
six weeks before the first day of the Hire Period (the “Final
Payment Date”). If the Company does not receive the balance
of the Price by the Final Payment Date then it may following
consultation with the Owner, cancel the Contract on behalf of
the Owner. If the Contract is cancelled then the Hirer will be
deemed to have forfeited the Deposit subject to the provisions
in condition 10.
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The Accommodation
6.1 Descriptions
6.1.1 The Company makes every effort to ensure that
the description of the Holiday Accommodation (as
appears on its Website) is accurate and up to date.
The Company does make every effort to update the
descriptions for any material changes made to the
Holiday Accommodation, however the Company shall
not be held responsible for any minor discrepancies
Owner does take this action then the Hire Period shall
be deemed to have immediately come to an end and
the Hirer (and anybody within the Party) shall not be
entitled to a refund or any compensation for any reason
due to the Hire Period coming to an end early.
4.4.3 The Hirer shall be deemed to have forfeited the Security
Deposit:(a) if during the Hire Period there are any breakages
or damage caused to the Holiday Accommodation,
or any furniture, equipment, or utensils within the
Holiday Accommodation; or
(b) if after the Hirer has vacated the Holiday
Accommodation the Holiday Accommodation
requires any additional cleaning beyond what
would be reasonably expected.
In either scenario under condition 4.4.3 (a) and/ or
4.4.3 (b) the Owner shall be entitled to use the Security
Deposit (without prejudice to condition 4.4.1) towards
making good any damages or breakages, and towards
any additional cleaning. If after making such repairs,
or making good such damages and breakages, or
carrying out any additional cleaning, there is some of
the Security Deposit remaining that shall be returned to
the Hirer.
The Hirer must not allow any pets in the Holiday
Accommodation unless it has notified the Company that
they will be taking a pet in accordance with condition
3.2 or 3.3 (or unless the Hirer has notified the Company
that they intend to take a pet at least 14 days before the
start of the Hire Period, and the Company (acting on
behalf of the Owner) has allowed the Hirer to take a pet,
and the Hirer has paid an additional fee).
4.2.2 Where pets are permitted in the Holiday
Accommodation:they must not be left unattended in the Holiday
Accommodation at any time;
(a) they must not be allowed in any of the bedrooms
or on any of the furniture within the Holiday
Accommodation;
(b) they must be under strict control at all times.
4.2.3 If a garden is described as enclosed it does not mean
that it is ‘escape-proof’ for pets. The Hirer must clear up
any fouling of gardens or grounds without delay.
4.2.4 If the Hirer or anybody within the Party brings a pet with
them without having first notified the Company (acting
on behalf of the Owner) that they will be taking a pet
in accordance with condition 3.2 or 3.3 to which the
Company (acting on behalf of the Owner) has confirmed
they can do so, (or unless the Hirer has notified the
Company that they intend to take a pet at least 14 days
before the start of the Hire Period, and the Company
(acting on behalf of the Owner) has agreed that the Hirer
can take a pet, and the Hirer has paid an additional fee)
then:(a) the Hirer will be required to pay an additional sum to
cover the charge for the pet occupying; or
(b) if the Hirer has booked Holiday Accommodation
which does not permit a pet then the Owner has
the right to enter the Holiday Accommodation and
require the Hirer and all those within the Party to
vacate the Holiday Accommodation. If the Owner
does take this action then the Hire Period shall be
deemed to have immediately come to an end and
the Hirer (and anybody within the Party) shall not
be entitled to a refund or any compensation for any
reason due to the Hire Period coming to an end
early.
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in the Holiday Accommodation from the descriptions
on its Website, or any changes made to the Holiday
Accommodation by the Owner after the date of the
Booking Enquiry. If there are any material changes to
the Holiday Accommodation which are made after the
date of the Booking Enquiry the Company will make
the Hirer aware of any material changes as soon as
reasonably possible after the Company becomes aware
of them.
Occasionally the exteriors, furniture, furnishings and
room layouts of the Holiday Accommodation may differ
from the photographs on the Website.
6.2 Maintenance
Grass cutting, gardening, window cleaning and maintenance
works etc may from time to time be carried out by or on behalf
of the Owner during the Hire Period, however where possible
the Owner will try to accommodate the Hirer’s reasonable
requirements if they are aware of them and will try to carry out
all such works with the least disruption to the Hirer and the
Party as far as reasonably possible.
6.3 Old Cottages
If the Holiday Accommodation is an old cottage then it may be
prone to damp patches during wet or humid weather, and prone
to condensation on walls. These problems can be alleviated
by ventilating the property. However, as a general rule elderly,
young, or those sensitive to humidity and damp should avoid
such cottages especially in the wettest periods (e.g. winter and
early spring). Please note also that old cottages can be prone
to uneven floors.
6.4 Private Water Supply
Some of the cottages have a private water supply. Where this is
the case, the supply is filtered and checked by the council but
we recommend that the Hirer boils water before drinking it or
uses bottled water.
6.5 Cots and High Chairs
Not all Holiday Accommodation will have a cot and high chair
available to use during the Hire Period. The Hirer should
check the availability of a cot and high chair at the Holiday
Accommodation at the time of the Booking Enquiry and should
confirm at the time of the Booking Enquiry whether they will be
required during the Hire Period. Cots and high chairs will vary
in age, style and condition and should only be used by a small
child aged under 24 months.
6.6 Bed Linen, Cot Linen and Towels
Bed linen is provided at the Holiday Accommodation but
cot linen is not provided (and the Hirer should bring their
own). Towels will not be provided as standard at the Holiday
Accommodation (unless the Company has notified the Hirer
otherwise in advance of the Hire Period). Occasionally towels
can be hired at an extra cost if ordered at least 2 weeks in
advance of the first day of the Hire Period.
6.7 Timing of Occupancy and Vacation
Acting on behalf of the Owner, the Company shall notify the
Hirer in advance of the Hire Period of the time at which the
Hirer and the Party can commence occupation of the Holiday
Accommodation, and of the time at which the Hirer and the
Party must vacate the Holiday Accommodation.
6.8 Basis of Occupation
The Holiday Accommodation is let to the Hirer and the Party
for the Hire Period only (without prejudice to the Owner’s right
to bring the Hire Period to an end early in accordance with
these Conditions) and is not an Assured Tenancy or Assured
Shorthold Tenancy as defined by the Housing Act 1988 as
amended.
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7.1
Complaints
If the Hirer has cause for complaint during the Hire Period the
matter should be raised in the first instance with the Owner as
soon as reasonably possible using the contact details provided
to the Hirer by the Company. If the Hirer is unable to contact the
Owner then the Hirer should contact the Company as soon as
reasonably possible. This will allow the Owner time to consider
the complaint and if possible and reasonable, will allow the
Owner to take action it reasonably can to rectify the problem.
If the Owner is satisfied that the problem cannot be rectified it
may, at its discretion, offer the Hirer a refund of all or part of the
Price.
7.2 If the Hirer does not raise any complaint which it may have
during the Hire Period, the Owner shall not, except in limited
circumstances, consider any and all complaints the Hirer raises
after the Hire Period has come to an end.
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Limitation of Liability- THE HIRER’S ATTENTION IS
PARTICULARLY DRAWN TO THIS CONDITION
8.1 This condition sets out the entire financial liability of the
Company (including any liability for the acts or omissions of its
employees) to the Hirer in respect of:
8.1.1 any breach of these Conditions;
8.1.2 the hire of the Holiday Accommodation by the Hirer and
the Party; and
8.1.3 any representation, statement or tortious act or omission
(including negligence) arising under or in connection
with this agreement.
8.2 All warranties, conditions and other terms implied by statute or
common law are, to the fullest extent permitted by law, excluded
from the Contract and these Conditions.
8.3 Nothing in these Conditions limits or excludes the liability of the
Company:
8.3.1 for death or personal injury resulting from the negligence
of the Company; or
8.3.2 for any damage or liability incurred by the Hirer as a
result of fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation by the
Company.
8.4 The Company does make every effort to update the
descriptions on its Website for any material changes made to
the Holiday Accommodation, however the Company shall not
be held responsible for any minor discrepancies in the Holiday
Accommodation from the descriptions on its Website, or any
changes made to the Holiday Accommodation by the Owner
after the date of the Booking Enquiry. If the Company has been
notified by the Owner of any changes made to the Holiday
Accommodation which are material, it shall use its reasonable
endeavours to notify the Hirer.
8.5 Subject to condition 8.2 and condition 8.3:
8.5.1 as the Company is acting purely as agent for the
Owner and does not have any control over the Holiday
Accommodation or the Owner, the Company shall not
be liable for:(a) any injury;
(b) any sickness;
(c) any loss;
(d) any damage;
(e) any additional expense;
(f) any damages for inconvenience
caused directly or indirectly by or arising out of the use or
condition of the Holiday Accommodation and its appearance,
plumbing, gas, electrics, private water, exceptional weather
conditions or the Owner’s negligence. The Company shall
not be liable for any actions or omissions of the Owner. The
Company shall not be liable for any damage or loss caused to
any belongs of the Hirer or the Party during the Hire Period.
8.5.2 the Company’s total liability in contract, tort
(including negligence or breach of statutory duty),
misrepresentation, restitution or otherwise arising in
connection with the performance or contemplated
performance of the Contract shall be limited to the
Price.
A = Price payable by Hirer
B = new price paid/ payable by new hirer
C=A–B
D = Deposit paid by Hirer
D – C = refund due to Hirer
minus an administration fee of £30.
10.4 If the Company is unable to re-let the Holiday Accommodation
then the Hirer shall forfeit the Deposit and/or the Price it has
paid.
Force Majeure
The Company shall have no liability to the Hirer or any member
of the Party under these Conditions if it is prevented from, or
delayed in performing, its obligations under these Conditions
13 Severance
13.1 If any provision of these Conditions (or part of any provision) is
found by any court or other authority of competent jurisdiction
to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable, that provision or partprovision shall, to the extent required, be deemed not to form
part of these Conditions, and the validity and enforceability of
the other provisions of these Conditions shall not be affected.
13.2 If a provision of these Conditions (or part of any provision) is
found illegal, invalid or unenforceable, the provision shall apply
with the minimum modification necessary to make it legal, valid
and enforceable.
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Assignment
The Company may at any time assign or transfer all or any
of its rights under these Conditions and may subcontract or
delegate in any manner any or all of its obligations under these
Conditions to any third party or agent.
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Rights of Third Parties
Only the Company (and its assignee), the Hirer and the Owner
shall have any rights under the these Conditions and a person
who is not a party to these Conditions or the Contract shall not
have any rights under or in connection with it.
16 Notices
16.1 Any notice or other communication required to be given under
the Contract or under these Conditions shall be in writing and
shall be sent by pre-paid first-class post, recorded delivery or by
commercial courier to the other party and for the attention of the
Company or the Owner or as the case may be the Hirer.
16.2 Any notice or other communication shall be deemed to
have been duly received when left at the address and for the
attention of the Hirer or the Company or the Owner (as the
case may be) or, if sent by pre-paid first-class post or recorded
delivery, at 9.00 am on the second business day after posting,
or if delivered by commercial courier, on the date and at the
time that the courier’s delivery receipt is signed.
17 Governing law and Jurisdiction
17.1 The Contract and these Conditions, and any dispute or claim
arising out of or in connection with it or its subject matter, shall
be governed by, and construed in accordance with, the law of
England and Wales.
17.2 The par ties irrevocably agree that the courts of England and
Wales shall have jurisdiction to settle any dispute or claim
that arises out of, or in connection with, the Contract, these
Conditions or its subject matter.
THE HIRER IS ADVISED TO TAKE OUT HOLIDAY INSURANCE
IN CASE IT HAS TO CANCEL THE HIRE OF THE HOLIDAY
ACCOMMODATION.
10.3 If the Hirer wishes to terminate the Contract then it shall notify
the Company as soon as possible in writing. On receipt of the
notice the Company shall place the Holiday Accommodation as
available to re-let on its Website for that period. If the Company
or the Owner is able to re-let the Holiday Accommodation for
that period then it will refund the Hirer as follows:10.3.1 if the Hirer cancels after it has paid all of the Price (in
accordance with condition 5) and the Company is able
to re-let the Holiday Accommodation for the same price
or a greater price than which the Hirer has paid then the
Hirer shall be entitled to a refund of the Price paid minus
an administration fee of £30;
10.3.2 if the Hirer cancels after it has paid all of the Price (in
accordance with condition 5) and the Company is able
to re-let the Holiday Accommodation at a reduced price
than the Hirer has paid then the Hirer shall be entitled
to a refund of part of the Price (only to the extent of the
amount paid by the new hirer) minus an administration
fee of £30;
10.3.3 if the Hirer cancels having only paid the Deposit and the
Company is able to re-let the Holiday Accommodation
for the same price or a greater price than which the
Hirer would have paid then the Hirer shall be entitled to
a refund of the Deposit paid minus an administration fee
of £30;
10.3.4 if the Hirer cancels having only paid the Deposit and the
Company is able to re-let the Holiday Accommodation
at a reduced price than the Hirer would have paid
then the Hirer may be entitled to a refund of part of the
Deposit based on the following calculations:-
12 Variation
12.1 Any proposed alterations to the Hire Period by the Hirer will only
be accepted at the discretion of the Company (acting on behalf
of the Owner) and will be subject to an administration charge
of £30. If the alteration is accepted by the Company (acting on
behalf of the Owner) then subject to payment of a reasonable
administration fee by the Hirer, the Contract shall be amended
accordingly.
12.2 If, for reasons beyond its control, the Owner has to cancel
the Contract the Company shall notify the Hirer as soon as
reasonably possible. The Company shall assist the Hirer to
seek re-imbursement of any monies paid under condition 5
direct from the Owner.
10 Termination
10.1 The Company (acting on behalf of the Owner) or the Owner
may terminate the Contract:10.1.1 in accordance with the provisions in condition 4.1.1; or
10.1.2 in accordance with the provisions in condition 4.2.4; or
10.1.3 in accordance with the provisions in condition 4.4.2; or
10.1.4 in accordance with the provisions in condition 5.5
and in each of the above scenarios the Hirer shall not be
entitled to a refund of the Deposit or the Price or part of the
Price.
10.2 The Company (acting on behalf of the Owner) may terminate
the Contract in accordance with the provisions in condition
12.2 and in such scenario the Hirer should seek reimbursement
of the monies which it has paid in accordance with condition 5,
direct from the Owner (which the Company shall assist with).
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or from carrying on its business by acts, events, omissions or
accidents beyond its reasonable control, including (without
limitation) strikes, lock-outs or other industrial disputes
(whether involving the Company or any other party), failure
of a utility service or transport network, act of God, war, riot,
civil commotion, malicious damage, compliance with any law
or governmental order, rule, regulation or direction, accident,
breakdown of plant or machinery, fire, flood, storm or default of
suppliers or subcontractors
Data Protection
The Company will use the personal data of the Hirer and
members of the Party for the purpose of processing the
Booking Enquiry and for carrying out the Company’s
obligations in accordance with the Contract. The Company will
also pass on the personal data of the Hirer and the Party to the
Owner.
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895
595
8/9 October
285
315
395
395
435
475
590
530
575
575
800
880
995
595
895
595
15/16 October
285
315
395
450
435
545
590
595
575
575
800
1700
995
695
895
595
22/23 October
410
465
495
595
640
725
655
765
875
895
990
1700
1395
955
1370
xxx
29/30 October
245
275
350
350
370
395
410
445
485
495
760
700
895
485
685
475
5/6 November
245
275
350
350
370
395
410
445
485
495
760
700
895
485
685
475
12/13 November
245
275
350
350
370
395
410
445
485
495
760
700
895
485
685
475
19/20 November
245
275
350
350
370
395
410
445
485
495
760
700
895
485
685
475
26/27 November
245
275
350
350
370
395
410
445
485
495
760
700
895
485
685
475
3/4 December
245
275
350
350
370
395
410
445
485
495
760
700
895
485
685
475
10/11 December
245
275
350
350
370
395
410
445
485
495
760
700
895
485
685
475
17 December (w/e only)
245
275
350
350
370
395
410
445
485
495
760
700
895
485
685
475
Christmas (Tue 21 Dec)
410
465
495
595
645
750
715
810
895
895
1225
1670
1525
1525
1595
xxx
New Year (Tue 28 Dec)
410
465
495
595
645
750
840
810
995
1075
1530
2370
1995
1995
1850
xxx
Winter Weekends
180190
195215
215225
215225
215230
275285
285300
285295
295315
295315
n/a
500520
485515
475495
GS-w/e
MG
MG-w/e
CH
CH-w/e
BH
BH-w/e
FG
FG-w/e
EV
EV-w/e
FM
FM-w/e
830
595
1040
650
1050
725
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1665
1250
15/16 January
830
595
1040
650
1050
725
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1665
1250
22/23 January
830
595
1040
650
1050
725
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1665
1250
29/30 January
830
595
1040
650
1050
725
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1665
1250
5/6 February
830
595
1040
650
1050
725
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1665
1250
12/13 February
830
595
1040
650
1050
725
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1665
1250
19/20 February
830
595
1040
650
1050
725
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1665
1250
26/27 February
830
595
1040
650
1050
725
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1665
1250
5/6 March
830
595
1040
650
1050
725
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1665
1250
12/13 March
830
595
1040
650
1050
725
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1665
1250
19/20 March
830
595
1040
650
1050
725
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1665
1250
26/27 March
895
xxx
1100
xxx
1100
xxx
1250
xxx
1295
xxx
1300
xxx
1665
xxx
2/3 April
1390
xxx
1570
xxx
1595
xxx
1650
xxx
1850
xxx
2400
xxx
2580
xxx
9/10 April
1390
xxx
1570
xxx
1595
xxx
1650
xxx
1850
xxx
2400
xxx
2525
xxx
16/17 April
955
695
1050
775
1150
865
1250
935
1395
xxx
1400
xxx
1765
1325
23/24 April
955
695
1065
775
1165
875
1250
935
1395
xxx
1400
xxx
1765
1325
30 April / 1 May
955
695
1065
775
1165
875
1500
1125
1495
xxx
1600
xxx
1765
1325
7/8 May
955
695
1065
775
1165
875
1500
1125
1395
xxx
1400
xxx
1765
1325
14/15 May
955
695
1065
775
1165
875
1500
1125
1395
xxx
1400
xxx
1765
1325
21/22 May
955
695
1065
775
1165
875
1500
1125
1395
xxx
1400
xxx
1765
1325
28/29 May
1525
xxx
1650
xxx
1875
xxx
1650
xxx
1895
xxx
2900
xxx
2850
xxx
4/5 June
955
695
1085
795
1180
895
1250
935
1395
xxx
1400
xxx
1850
1385
11/12 June
955
695
1085
795
1180
895
1250
935
1395
xxx
1600
xxx
1850
1385
18/19 June
955
695
1085
795
1180
895
1250
935
1395
xxx
1600
xxx
1850
1385
25/26 June
1060
795
1190
895
1215
925
1250
935
1395
xxx
1600
xxx
1850
1385
2/3 July
1060
795
1190
895
1215
925
1250
935
1395
xxx
2050
xxx
1850
1385
9/10 July
1060
795
1365
995
1470
1100
1250
935
1395
xxx
2050
xxx
2240
1680
16/17 July
1195
xxx
1365
xxx
1470
xxx
1250
xxx
1395
xxx
2400
xxx
2240
xxx
23/24 July
1525
xxx
1690
xxx
1715
xxx
1650
xxx
2250
xxx
2400
xxx
2695
xxx
30/31 July
1525
xxx
1690
xxx
1715
xxx
1650
xxx
2250
xxx
2400
xxx
2695
xxx
6/7 August
1525
xxx
1690
xxx
1715
xxx
1650
xxx
2250
xxx
2400
xxx
2695
xxx
13/14 August
1525
xxx
1690
xxx
1715
xxx
1650
xxx
2250
xxx
2400
xxx
2695
xxx
20/21 August
1525
xxx
1690
xxx
1715
xxx
1650
xxx
2250
xxx
2400
xxx
2695
xxx
27/28 August
1525
xxx
1690
xxx
1715
xxx
1650
xxx
2250
xxx
1400
xxx
2695
xxx
3/4 September
1180
895
1155
865
1180
895
1500
1125
1195
xxx
1400
xxx
1795
1350
10/11 September
1180
895
1070
795
1140
865
1500
1125
1195
xxx
1400
xxx
1795
1350
17/18 September
1180
895
1070
795
1140
865
1500
1125
1195
xxx
1400
xxx
1795
1350
24/25 September
1060
795
1070
795
1140
865
1500
1125
1195
xxx
1400
xxx
1795
1350
1/2 October
955
695
1050
765
1130
850
1250
935
1195
xxx
1400
xxx
1795
1350
8/9 October
955
695
1050
765
1130
850
1250
935
1195
xxx
1400
xxx
1795
1350
15/16 October
955
695
1095
795
1250
935
1250
935
1595
xxx
2050
xxx
2250
1685
22/23 October
1525
xxx
1730
xxx
1810
xxx
1650
xxx
1895
xxx
2050
xxx
2825
xxx
29/30 October
840
625
1050
665
1070
735
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1695
1275
5/6 November
840
625
1050
665
1070
735
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1695
1275
12/13 November
840
625
1050
665
1070
735
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1695
1275
19/20 November
840
625
1050
665
1070
735
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1695
1275
26/27 November
840
625
1050
665
1070
735
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1695
1275
3/4 December
840
625
1050
665
1070
735
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1695
1275
10/11 December
840
625
1050
665
1070
735
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1695
1275
17 December (w/e only)
840
625
1050
665
1070
735
1150
850
1195
895
1300
1000
1695
1275
Christmas (Tue 21 Dec)
1915
xxx
2100
xxx
2195
xxx
1835
xxx
2495
xxx
3000
xxx
3995
xxx
New Year (Tue 28 Dec)
2495
xxx
2625
xxx
2860
xxx
2495
xxx
2995
xxx
3500
xxx
3995
xxx
Winter Weekends
595-625
650-665
725-735
850
895
1000
GS
8/9 January
Week 2010
Sally’s Cottages
Most cottages take a winter weekend break from November through to Easter (see winter weekend prices - up to three nights) but please ask first as the occasional one
doesn’t. Some cottages (particularly the larger ones) offer weekend breaks throughout the year (with the possible exception of school holidays). The weekend rate is generally worked out as 75% of the weekly rate. Some cottages offer a split pricing system whereby a discount is offered if there are only a certain number (usually 2) of you
using the property. A damage deposit is requested at some of the cottages, particularly the ones sleeping 8 or more people. This is returned within a fortnight of your stay
(assuming, of course, that no damage has occurred). Where cottages accept a pet, there is an additional charge of £15 per dog. We ask for a deposit of around a third
upon booking with the balance being due six weeks in advance. You can pay by cheque made payable to Sally Ltd or call us with your card details. There is no charge for
cheque or debit card, but a 2.5% fee for a credit card payment. Errors and omissions excepted.
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Sally’s
Cottages
For further information or to make
a booking please visit our website
www.sallyscottages.co.uk
email sally@sallyscottages.co.uk
or telephone 017687 79445.
Sally Ltd., Wallthwaite Farmhouse,
Troutbeck, Penrith, Cumbria CA11 0SX

Self-Catering Holiday Cottages in the Lake District

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