Cockley Beck Cottage

Cockley Beck Cottage is a peaceful well equipped cottage for two in a quiet corner of The Lake District National Park located between Hardknott & Wrynose pass, with a low level road access route via The Duddon Valley.

Outstanding wifi/broadband via Starlink satellite with 44.6Mbps download & 34.7Mbps upload speed.

Cockley Beck Cottage is a semi detached property for 2 in a beautiful & remote part of The Lake District National Park.

The Old Brewery in the hamlet of Cowgill deep in Yorkshire's most westerly dale where the River Dee carves through flower-filled meadows beneath towering fells. This substantial four-bedroom house sleeps seven guests and sits in the heart of Dentdale, surrounded by some of the Yorkshire Dales' most spectacular walking country. The building retains hints of its brewing heritage while offering modern comforts throughout, from the woodburner-warmed kitchen/diner to the generous bedrooms that catch morning light streaming down the valley. A sun room adds extra living space, and the utility room handles all the muddy gear that comes with serious fell exploration.

Dent village has two real ale pubs, three cafes, village store & The Heritage Centre into its cobbled streets. Adam Sedgwick's marble memorial stands in the village centre, commemorating the geologist who put this place on the scientific map, while the Heritage Centre tells stories of marble quarrying and knitting that kept families fed through harsh winters.

The Dales Way runs right past the front door - you could literally fall out of bed and onto one of England's most famous long-distance paths. Some drop down to waterfalls hidden in the limestone clefts, others march you up onto the fells whether you're ready or not. The railway viaducts at Dent Head and Ribblehead are proper Victorian show-offs - huge stone arches carrying trains across valleys that seemed impossible to cross. The Settle-Carlisle line still runs through daily, and you can hear the diesels working hard on the gradients. Whernside sits there waiting if you fancy bagging Yorkshire's second-highest peak.

Sedbergh's worth a browse if you like books - they've got more second-hand bookshops than seems reasonable for a town that size. The Lake District starts just down the road, so you could nip over to Windermere for a change of scenery. Ingleton has those waterfall walks everyone raves about, and if you're feeling masochistic, the Three Peaks challenge kicks off from Ribblehead station. Whether you're following ancient drove roads across the fells, exploring limestone caves, or simply watching the changing light play across Dentdale's meadows from the sun room, this self-catering accommodation places you at the heart of some of England's most unspoiled countryside.

Accommodation Comprises: Spacious and characterful self-catering accommodation for 7 persons across four well-appointed bedrooms.

Ground Floor

Living Room: Comfortable seating with Freeview Smart TV for relaxing after long days exploring the fells.
Kitchen/Dining Room: Fully equipped with electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher, plus woodburner for cosy evening meals and convivial dining space.
Sun Room: Additional bright living space with views over the surrounding countryside, perfect for morning coffee or afternoon reading.
Utility Room: Washing machine and tumble dryer for handling walking gear and outdoor clothes.
Separate WC: Ground floor convenience.

First Floor

Bedroom 1: King-size bed with countryside views and ample storage for belongings.
Bedroom 2: Full-sized single bed to suit an adult or a child, with natural light and storage space.
Bedroom 3: A super-king-size bed offering generous sleeping space and stunning valley views.
Bedroom 4: Primary suite featuring a super king-size bed with en-suite walk-in shower, heated towel rail and toilet, providing private facilities and comfort.
Family Bathroom: Bath with shower over, heated towel rail and a WC.

Outside
The property benefits from its rural Dentdale setting with countryside on all sides and easy access to walking routes. Surrounded by fields and meadows with no immediate neighbours, you can sit and dine outside against the backdrop of beautiful rural views. There is parking for four cars.

Additional Information
Oil central heating ensures warmth throughout the year, with electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi all included. This is a no pets allowed property. Download speed in the living room is 240Mbps, upload 334Mbps

Overdale is a new to market beautifully furnished cottage with 4 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms & is the perfect base for staying in The Yorkshire Dales & the nearby Lake District National Park. Windermere is less than 25 miles away.

Overdale is a stone built semi detached cottage with a garden to the front & rear with garden furniture & a magnificent view across Dentdale in the village of Dent with real ale pubs, coffee shops & village store.

Quiet country roads, high level bridaleways & footpaths enable you to explore Dentdale easily. A high level walk to the summit of Whernside, the highest of The Three Parks is 13 miles circuit.

Russell Cottage is in a tranquil corner of Dentdale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. With space for up to four people to sleep in two double bedrooms, it is well-suited for couples, friends and small families. Guests appreciate being within walking distance of the centre of Dent village where there are three popular pubs, including the George and the Dragon Inn, which serves the regional speciality, Dent Bitter, that is brewed in the Dent Brewery in nearby Cowgill.

The Cumbrian village of Dent attracts walkers and tourists all year round with its quaint little cobbled streets, beautiful scenery and miles of fabulous walks. Find out about local life at the Heritage Centre in the village (or over a pint in the pub!); take a ride on the famous Carlisle to Settle Railway which stops at Dent's railway station just outside the village (the highest of its kind in the country), passing over Ribblehead's impressive viaduct; or relax over a mug of tea and a slice of cake in Meadowside Cafe after a long walk.

For those who want to explore the wider area, there are a multitude of attractions for day trips out with both the Yorkshire Dales National Park on the doorstep and the Lake District National Park just fifteen miles away by car. If you have bought new walking boots for the trip, test them out on the 5-mile circular route that passes through Flintergill and Dentdale, or challenge yourself on a hilly 11-mile walk that takes in the three peaks Whernside, Great Coum and Crag Hill.

For those who prefer to cycle, the Pennine Cycleway is accessible from the village offering miles of stunning countryside or just spend your days pedalling around the country lanes that surround Dent. There are also lovely walks beside the River Dee, as well as fishing.

Russell Cottage has stunning views of Aye Gill Pike and Whernside, so you can enjoy the beautiful surroundings from the moment you wake up until the sun sets, whether you appreciate them from a seat on the balcony with a glass of wine on a summer evening, or through the French doors in the living room, snuggled up with a mug of hot chocolate in front of the log burning stove on a chilly winter afternoon.

Weathercock Cottage is a welcoming holiday cottage with three bedrooms sleeping seven, perfectly placed just a mile from the small market town of Sedbergh on the fringe of the Yorkshire Dale's glorious national park in Cumbria. Ideal for exploring both the Dales and the nearby Lake District National Park (Windermere is just twenty miles away), this is an excellent holiday choice for families and friends with superb walking on offer locally and plenty of attractions for day trips out.

Come rain or shine, this lovely self-catering cottage offers everything needed to relax and unwind with the wonderful views over the surrounding countryside; or relax in front of the flickering flames of the roaring log fire inside.

Sitting at the northern end of the beautiful valley of Dentdale, Sedbergh has immense historic charm with its cobbled alleyways and tiny little streets which are home to a good selection of traditional shops and pubs. Mentioned in the Domesday Book, the town has a long history and lays claim to being England's very own Book Town, adding to its nostalgic charm.

This beautiful landscape offers some of the country's most spectacular walking and its highest waterfall, namely Cautley Spout. It was a much loved haunt of the famous fell walker Alfred Wainwright and guests staying at Weathercock Cottage can enjoy easy access onto the Dales Way directly from the cottage. There is also golf, cycling, caving at Ingleton and water sports at Killington Lake.

Other popular attractions include the nearby pretty cobbled village of Dent (with the highest mainline station in the country which is a stopping point for the famous Settle to Carlisle Railway), and Fairfield Mill Arts and Heritage Centre.

With its big garden, stunning scenery, lovely walks and plethora of attractions for day trips out, Weathercock Cottage is a popular choice whether you want to relax or have an activity-filled holiday.