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Hadrian's Hideaway - an ideal stop 1+ night stays

A cosy annexe just off the Hadrian's Wall path in the city of Carlisle. Whether you wish to use nearby eateries or make yourself something in the kitchenette (microwave, fridge, hotplate, kettle and toaster provided) we welcome those who wish for a place to stay. A double bed and en suite shower awaits in fresh comfortable surroundings. Open to all travellers but please be aware of access arrangements to the property -access up a lane. Free on street parking is available nearby (100m approx)

Bright Stylish Studio Apt in peaceful countryside

'The Retreat' is a beautifully finished studio, very light, bright & airy with private terrace overlooking mature woods and a stream, great for relaxing and 'retreating'. Quiet countryside location yet only 4 miles into Carlisle City centre. Ample private parking. Peaceful garden has an outdoor wood burner for eating al-fresco or just star gazing. The Northern Lake District and Hadrian's Wall are both less than a 30 minute drive away, and Carlisle City Centre is just a few minutes drive.

Rose Cottage: Beautiful Lakeland Home in Caldbeck

Rose Cottage is part of an old fulling mill (c. 1669) situated on the River Caldbeck in this peaceful, well served village. This semi detached property has been recently renovated, retaining beautiful period beams & fireplaces. On the Cumbria Way with fells, footpaths, bridleways & cycle routes from the doorstep. Rose Cottage benefits from being on the end of a quiet row of houses on a dead end road & a 2-3 min walk to the local pub, shop and cafes! Dog friendly. Cover photo: Garry Lomas.

The Byre at Thistlewood Tower Cumbria

The Byre is a cosy 19th century barn conversion forming part of a Grade 1 listed, 14th Century PeleTower and Farmhouse at a small settlement near Highbridge, Dalston Cumbria. Set in a secluded valley with a river running close by. It consists of Sitting room, bedroom, Kitchen and Bathroom. Formally a farming community the Byre is situated in a courtyard of cottages and barn conversions. It is a lovely quiet area surrounded by fields there are walks direct from the door.

Stunning Cumbrian Barn Conversion with Hot Tub

** Not suitable for noisy parties, loud music etc** Bumblebee Barn is a high quality barn conversion for up to 13 people in a rural setting just outside the lake district national park. It is a perfect place for extended family holidays and meeting up with friends. Take advantage of the stunning hot tub to soak and observe the dark sky stars after a day in the Lakes, walking Hadrian's Wall or exploring the Solway Coast. Free use of EV charger and ample parking.

Victorian house close to Carlisle city centre

A spacious 2 bedroom Victorian end of terrace townhouse in the heart of the city of Carlisle, Cumbria. Situated on a quiet cobbled street of traditional red brick houses, it's close to local amenities including shops and take aways. Carlisle city centre is less than 1 mile away, with its historic buildings, shopping and nightlife. The Lake District, Hadrian's Wall, the Solway coast and the Scottish borders are all within easy reach.

Orchard Cottage - An 18th Century Cumbrian Cottage

Orchard Cottage was originally an 18th century 'Solway Plain clay dabbin' farmer's cottage (named after the fruit trees that are still in the garden), now fully restored with many of its original features. It is a perfect cosy getaway for those wanting to explore the Lakes, Hadrian's Wall and other highlights of this beautiful county. It is a great base to sample the many delights Cumbria has to offer.

Cosy cottage & tub with a view!

Red Stables is the ideal location for a peaceful getaway for you and your partner. It was converted from old farm buildings into a lovely cottage that is comfortable, warm and cosy. There are wonderful views - including from the hot-tub! The cottage is ideal placed for visits to the Lake District, The Solway Coast, the historic city of Carlisle, the Scottish Border and Hadrian's Wall.

The Old Map Shop

The Old Map Shop was originally part of the village school. In more recent times it was a map shop, but then lay empty for a number of years before it was sensitively converted into a holiday property in 2020 - 2021. Caldbeck has a pub, cafes and a few shops. It is a great base for exploring the northern fells or for a stop on the Cumbria Way.