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Brow Howe is an attractive 200 year old cottage, with it´s own large gardens, in the village of Pardshaw. The garden has panoramic views of well known Lake District locations - Skiddaw, Red Pike, Whiteside and Melbreak.

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BRANTWOOD, originally being the principal building of a small estate, is an attractive country residence, dating from the early 18th century. Its olde worlde charm with oak beams and log fires in the winter, conjures up an atmosphere of the past with the comforts of the present. Reputedly...[more]
Facilities: The bedrooms are all en-suite with shower, colour television, radio, tea/coffee making facilities and direct dial telephone. Although the Hotel is centrally heated, electric blankets are provided for the cooler evenings.

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Set within the Lake District national park, Keswick, an attractive Victorian market town, is positioned between the rolling hills of Skiddaw and the magical shores of Derwentwater. An ideal spot for exploring the northern lakes and fells.

Braemar is pleasantly situated in...[more]
Facilities: Our accommodation comprises of three double rooms, two single rooms and one twin room, all with ensuite facilities. All rooms are centrally heated, have colour TV’s, tea / coffee making facilities and radio alarm clocks. There is also a hair dryer and iron / ironing board for guest use.

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Beech House Hotel is situated within the conservation area and is a 5 minutes walk from the centre of the historic market town of Kendal, where you will find many first class restaurants and shops. The Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal Golf Course, Abbott Hall Gallery and Museum are all...[more]

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Situated on the South Tyne Trail and near the Pennine Way, our cottage is the perfect base to explore this area of outstanding beauty. Recently refurbished to a high standard, you will find everything you need in the cottage to make your holiday the one youd hoped for.

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