Herdwick Cottage

Set in beautiful rolling countryside between the spectacular Lakeland fells and the majestic North Pennines lies the unspoilt picturesque village of Gamblesby. Church Court Cottages are around a private courtyard directly opposite St. John’s church. 

Leys Farmhouse Annexe

21st to 28th July, 28th July to 4th August - 10% off these two weeks.

Self contained annexe of Suffolk farmhouse, ground floor only. 

Inglewood Cottage

Inglewood is one of five cottages at Howscales and sits in open,tranquil countryside surrounded by award winning gardens.An ideal base to explore the Eden Valley, Lake District, Pennines and Hadrian's Wall. 

Hazelrigg

Hazelrigg is one of five cottages here at Howscales and sits in open, tranquil countryside situated between the Pennines and the Lake District fells.An ideal base to explore the Eden Valley, Lakes,Pennines and Hadrian's Wall. 

The Granary

The Granary is one of five, well equipped, cottages here at Howscales around a cobbled yard, award winning gardens and stunning views of open countryside. Nestling in the Eden Valley with easy access to the Lake District, Pennines and Hadrian's Wall. 

Geltsdale

Geltsdale is one of five cottages here at Howscales around a cobbled yard,surrounded by gardens and stunning views of open countryside.Well equipped cottage for 2-3 and ideal base to explore the Eden Valley, Lakes, Pennines and Hadrian's Wall. 

Ravendale

One of five cottages here at Howscales Ravendale is a cosy, well equipped cottage for four. Set around a cobbled court yard with award winning gardens and stunning views of open countryside.Ideal base to explore the Eden Valley,Lakes, Pennines and Hadrian'e Wall. 

Dacre Garth

Dacre Garth is a spacious barn conversion in the village of Stainton on the edge of the Lake District National Park. The Barn sleeps 8 and is particular suited for family use. 

Verandah House

If rooms are vacant we take late bookings.

Verandah House is an historic grade II listed building, located in the centre of Stowmarket, and is a fine example of a Georgian gentlemans residence. Built originally around 1700, a cottage and stables were added to the original house in 1729. Later in the mid 1800s the main house and cottage were joined together with the addition of a substantial Victorian extension, to provide the charming house we now enjoy today.