Holiday Cottages in Kendal
Lyth Valley & the surrounding area
10 Castle Crescent - Kendal
- Sleeps 4 : 1 x 1st floor kingsize (can be twin by request / 1 x kingsize 2nd floor
- Open plan lounge dining area
- No smoking / no pets
- WiFi
- Small enclosed rear courtyard with furniture
- Pubs / Shops / Restaurants all within very easy walking distance
With historic links to Kendal's past, Castle Crescent is a former weaver's cottage built over three floors and has just enough outdoor space to squeeze a chair for a morning cup of coffee or evening sundowner.
The layout of the ground floor is open plan with a striking red gas fired Aga and electric fire. The central location of Castle Crescent puts you within just a short walk of all the town's amenities
See further photographs and read guest reviews of this Kendal centre self-catering cottage here.
Hollins Farm Barn - New Hutton - Kendal
- Sleeps 2 - gothic style bedroom
- 1st Floor accommodation with original beams and exposed stone work
- Cot and Highchair available (babes-in-arms only)
- Freeview TV / WiFi / DVD
- No pets / no smoking
- Bike storage
- Large garden with furniture
- Parking 2 cars
- Pub 10 minute walk / Shops 3 miles
Hollins Farm Barn conversion has lovely views of the surrounding fells and is located in the village of New Hutton just three miles from the historic market town of Kendal and an ideal base to explore the southern Lake District.
Owners note : babes-in-arms only in this first floor accommodation
See more photographs and read previous guests reviews on this spacious self catering cottage near Kendal here.
Honeypot Cottage - Brigsteer - Kendal
- Sleeps 4 : 1 x kingsize with en-suite and roll top bath / 1 x twin
- Travel cot available
- No smoking / no pets
- Aga (& microwave)
- Wood-burning stove in lounge (incl starter pack fuel)
- Garden with patio furniture and fabulous views across the Lyth Valley and to the Lakeland Fells
- Off road parking for 2 cars
- Award Winning Pub 5 minute walk (note down a steep hill) Shops 2.5 miles
Just south of Kendal and very easy access form the M6 lies the small village of Brigsteer with its award winning pub. And in that village on Sunday School hill is Honeypot Cottage. Yes the hill is steep as is the only other way to the pub, but the pub is lovely and the views from the garden at Honeypot will have you itching to explore the beautiful southern Lakes, though of course you can walk from the door too, as Honeypot is just on the edge of Scout Scar.
Owners note : the en-suite bedroom has a sloping roof with restricted headway
Previous guest reviews note : that the off road parking is quite tight but don't let this put you off...well why not go and read the glowing guest reviews of Honeypot Cottage right here?
You can check for availability and pricing here too.
