Sedbergh Holiday Cottages

Sedbergh Cottages

Lancashire

Beckside Hall

Ref: S879836

Reviews 5

The attractive old market town of Sedbergh (pronounced Sed-Ber), with its old-world atmosphere, is not only set in the magnificent western dales of the Yorkshire Dales National Park but is also close to the rugged eastern fells of the Lake...

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£161

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Cumbria

Knott View

Ref: S271204

Reviews 20

Sedbergh, pronounced Sed-Ber by locals, is an ancient market town in northern Dentdale, situated just inside the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The town itself is full of narrow streets, little shops, traditional pubs and boasts a famous school...

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£69

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Cumbria

Moresdale Bank Cottage

Ref: S3838

Reviews 28

Kendal is set on the banks of the River Kent offering old cobbled lanes and byways, ruins of a 12th Century castle, The Abbot Hall Art Gallery, shops and pubs. Close by is Sizergh Castle and Levens Hall, plus there are walking routes in the area.

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Cumbria

Beckside Hall

Ref: S1015477

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£185

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Cumbria

Howgills Barn

Ref: S385023

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Winder Fell View

Ref: S525683

Reviews 12

Sedbergh (pronounced Sed-Ber) is an ancient market town in northern Dentdale, situated at the foot of the magnificent and wild Howgill Fells. Sedbergh is only 12 miles from the Lake District National Park and is located just inside the Yorkshire...

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£60

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Sedbergh Holiday Cottages

Nestled in the Cumbrian mountains, arriving in the town of Sedbergh presents a stunning introduction to the area with views of the valley and Howgill Fells. Sedbergh’s fame comes from an eclectic mix of factors including books, sheep and Quakers. In the 1600s, the founder of the Quaker movement preached to a congregation on the fells of Sedbergh, which today is an important religious site known as Fox’s Pulpit. The wool industry thrived here and visitors can attend the annual celebration of Sheepfest, a festival of the mighty sheep. Sedbergh is also the official Book Town of England, with fantastic bookshops and literary events throughout the year.

At Snaptrip we’re pleased to offer stunning holiday cottages in Sedbergh with every comfort, from log fires to swimming pools and pet-friendly facilities. With our filters, find exactly what you want, including cosy getaways for romantic breaks to spacious barn conversions for family reunions, or lush gardens for dining under the stars.

We offer thousands of properties across the UK, covered by our best price guarantee that ensures top value. With our customer service team ready to help, booking an amazing break in Sedbergh is easy.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Andrew - Verified booking

We really enjoyed our stay at Moresdale Bank Cottage with our two young children.

The house was excellent and worked well for us as a family. It's been really well converted and tastefully matches the look of the other properties. To get to the property, there is about 10-15 driving on single track roads so be prepared for that if it's not something you're used to. The interior layout of the house is also a little odd, you enter on the ground floor where there are two twin bedrooms and a shared bathroom and the upper floor is where the living room, kitchen, dinning space and master bedroom is. If you have kids who don't sleep well and get out of bed, this could be an issue (especially since there was no stair gate at the bottom of the stairs - there's nothing to stop kids climbing in the night!) The house was nicely situated and was a short drive from much of the rest of the Lake District and allowed us to explore the area while still easily heading back to the cottage when the kids got tired. The beds and furnishings were comfortable, although the two couches in the living room were too soft and unsupportive for our liking and we found them to a bit uncomfortable after a day or two. The owners are there if you need them, but not intrusive and very welcoming.

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Rosemary - Verified booking

Beautiful cottage, but not as described!

This is a lovely cottage, beautifully maintained and equipped, and spotlessly clean. The owners are charming - available to help if you need them, but unobtrusive. We particularly appreciated the welcome gifts of fresh flowers, Kendal mintcake and biscuits! We did, however, encounter a few unexpected things. The cottage is described as detached, and from the photographs looks like it stands alone. It is detached, but it is one of three properties surrounding a small courtyard. The lawned garden is completely overlooked, although the owners have attempted to provide some privacy with a short screening fence. The details state that the Dalesway public footpath runs through the grounds, but there is no mention of it running directly next to the cottage, just a couple of feet from the master bedroom window, the dining area window and the living room window! The one thing we found extremely inconvenient was the position of the freezer. It is not inside the cottage, but in an outbuilding across the courtyard, and is shared with the owners. Not the best when you have to go out in the pouring rain to collect items for your evening meal!

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Martin - Verified booking

Felt the description could of been fairer.

States private garden but totally overlooked from the left by a block of low rise flats. Also no mention of being situated on a busy main road. The cottage itself was well equipped, appeared to be newly refurbished and was well placed for walking The Howgills. Unfortunately the tiny sofa was horrendous, you could only sit bolt upright as flat backed, too small for 2 adults even of average build, not great when you want to relax after a days walking. The sofa seriously needs changing. An L shaped sofa of normal size would work well under the window. No welcome pack, even milk would of been nice. We booked this as new to Sykes so no previous reviews to go by. We have mentioned the road as it was not an issue to us but could be to others, again with the overlooking issue from the flats. We have tried to give an informative review for others. The sofa is a must to sort and would be the only reason we would not stop here again.

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Richita - Verified booking

Firstly we loved the location and the size of the property itself.

There was 7 of us and we had more than enough space to relax. We loved all the outdoor space! All the bedrooms were nicely sized and the beds were really comfy. The kitchen had everything we needed which was great! Only down side would be that the rooms were a little dusty and had alot of cobwebs everywhere. One thing to note about the property is that we had alot of issues with the lights going out and the water not working. On day 2 and 3 in the morning, the water stopped working so some of us couldnât shower, even worse there was no water coming from the kitchen tap so we couldnât even get drinking water or do the dishes. Eventually in the working it started working again however we noticed if you had the dishwasher on the water in the house would not work. Also if you put the oven on the electricity would trip for the outside lights. Overall, we did enjoy our stay at beckhall.

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Jayne - Verified booking

We had a lovely four days stay at Winder fell view.

The property was very Comfortable,clean and equipped with everything we needed for a short break. We took our young Granddaughter with us and she loved the cottage and was able to go outside in the safe , enclosed garden. There is a small park in spitting distance to the cottage which again was safe and accessible.There is everything you need on the doorstep in the village of Sedbergh . We had a small issue with not being able to use the upstairs wc due to a leaking toilet but this did not impact too much on our stay and is being dealt with by the Owner who was contacted and came out straight away. We would certainly stay there again in this very friendly and accommodating property and Village. Many Thanks.

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Things to do near Sedbergh

Rutter Force

Rutter Force, located near the charming village of Great Asby, is a hidden gem in the Eden Valley. Follow the scenic walking trails to discover the picturesque waterfall, which drops 23 feet into a deep pool below. With stunning views and the peaceful sound of running water, it's the perfect place to relax and unwind. Address: Great Asby, Appleby-in-Westmorland CA16 6EX

High Cup Nick

High Cup Nick, located in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is a breathtaking natural wonder. The stunning U-shaped valley was carved out by glaciers during the last Ice Age and offers spectacular views. Follow the walking trails to take in the beauty of the surrounding countryside, and don't forget your camera! Address: Dufton, Appleby-in-Westmorland CA16 6TH

Hardraw Force Waterfall

Hardraw Force waterfall is England's largest single drop waterfall, with an estimated 100 foot drop. There is also a Heritage Centre with toilets and a tea room that is open during the summer months.

Sedbergh Cottages

Lancashire

Beckside Hall

Ref: S879836

Reviews 5

Cumbria

Knott View

Ref: S271204

Reviews 20

Cumbria

Moresdale Bank Cottage

Ref: S3838

Reviews 28

Cumbria

Beckside Hall

Ref: S1015477

Cumbria

Howgills Barn

Ref: S385023

Cumbria

Winder Fell View

Ref: S525683

Reviews 12

Cumbria

Knott View

Ref: S349334