Vacation rentals in Kirkbride

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An open living area displays wooden beams and a galleried balcony above. Comfortable leather sofas surround a coffee table, while warm lighting creates a calming ambiance. Large windows invite natural light, offering views of the surrounding greenery.
Home in Glenridding
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 101 reviews

Hawkhow Cottage, Glenridding

Hawkhow Cottage compromises four bedrooms and sleeps seven comfortably or eight cosily. Upstairs you will find three bedrooms (one King, one double and one twin) and a bathroom. Downstairs there is an additional bedroom (small double), a shower room and a traditional Aga-warmed kitchen. The glass and oak-framed extension provides a large living room with log burning stove and a galleried dining area. The property will be prepared ready for your arrival with freshly laundered bed linen and bath towels supplied for your stay. We have provided a selection of games, puzzles and toys to keep you entertained inside (and the optional use of a TV and Xbox One) as well as books, maps and guides to help you plan your activities outside. There is ample parking on-site. Guests also have shared use of the main house’s extensive gardens and grounds, including the sauna. Please note that the garden is steep with drop-offs in places, it has a number of steps and paths that can be extremely slippery, as well as running water courses, ponds and bridges. As well as having Ullswater on your doorstep for sailing, kayaking and wild swimming, there are a number of fabulous walks and bicycle rides that can be started from the cottage without ever needing to get into your car. Keen walkers can even start the climb to Helvellyn by walking up the garden to join recognised footpaths. Glenridding is a beautiful 15 minute walk along the Lake and provides a number of cafes, pubs and shops as well as access to the famous Ullswater Steamers. A slightly longer walk along the Lake in the opposite direction will take you past Glencoyne Bay, the inspiration for William Wordsworth’s ‘Daffodils’ poem, to the popular Aira Force waterfall and trails maintained by the National Trust.

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Cottage in Powfoot
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 114 reviews

Beach, Period 3 Bed Cottage with Great Kitchen

Ideal for the family or trips with friends, our period cottage is beautifully situated directly overlooking an Arts and Crafts style Bowling Pavilion and the large beach immediately beyond. The house sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms, has a big well-equipped kitchen, wi-fi and a comfy lounge with a wood and coal burning fire. Relax or find an adventure. Powfoot is peaceful with a bar and restaurant. There's free putting at the door, golf, lots of nature, nearby outlet shopping, the Solway coast and more!

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The exterior of a charming red brick cottage is framed by a colorful garden filled with blooming flowers. A green front door, adorned with a decorative wreath, is situated in the center, flanked by two windows that invite natural light into the home.
Cottage in Burgh by Sands
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 255 reviews

Homely Cottage on Hadrian's Wall Path

Homely and peaceful 17th century cottage in the heart of Burgh-by-Sands, on Hadrian's Wall Path. Carlisle - 5 miles. Comfortably sleeping four (plus infant), in two double bedrooms, one with ensuite cloakroom, the house has a kitchen/dining/living space, cosy living room and spacious garden, with very little light pollution, ideal for star gazing. Ample parking Perfect for exploring the wildlife of the Solway Coast, Carlisle, Scotland, and the Lake District which is an easy 30min drive.

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Townhouse in Port Carlisle
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 257 reviews

No-frills cosy base for Lakeland and the Solway

NB: LINEN, TOWELS & TOILETRIES NOT PROVIDED! Snug little mid-terrace property in a tiny village on Hadrian's Wall on the English side of the Solway Firth. Rather shabby but full of character & very cosy. Port Carlisle has a faded splendour - built on the site of a fishing village, for a brief time it was a major port serving Carlisle, with its own canal & later a railway; in the 1850s the Firth silted up so ships could no longer get in. Birdwatchers, walkers, fans of history, dogs will love it!

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The exterior of the cottage is displayed, featuring a welcoming entrance with a small porch and gravel driveway. Lush, green grass surrounds the front, offering views of the landscape beyond. The sky is partly cloudy, creating a serene countryside atmosphere.
Home in Cumbria
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 571 reviews

Solway Marsh Cottage 5 miles from M6.Jct 44

Stunning views and walks, looking straight over the River Eden onto the Lake District fells. Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this newly renovated riverside cottage provides a comfortable, warm and cosy stay for people looking for a countryside retreat to relax and unwind in. Situated on Castletown Estate you can walk out of the garden gate and straight onto the river side with access to walks not publicly available. EV charger available for you just 500 m. from house

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A charming farmhouse is depicted, featuring whitewashed walls and a tiled roof. The building showcases multiple windows, framed with dark shutters. Planters line the path, and recycling bins are positioned nearby, set against a clear blue sky.
Home in Ruthwaite
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 143 reviews

Listed 17th Century Lake District Farmhouse.

Set within extensive gardens, in a tranquil rural hamlet, in the quieter NW corner of the Lake District National Park. Quiet, yet easily accessible by road and rail (9 miles) and within walking distance of the local pub. It is equidistant between the towns of Keswick, Cockermouth and Wigton. The nearest Wainwright (Binsey) is walkable from the front door. The house is 4/5 bedrooms, has a large family dining table, 3 lounges, each with stoves (one convertible to a bedroom).

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The charming pink exterior of the house is framed by lush greenery. A spacious yard is enclosed with a wooden fence, providing a welcoming entry. A gravel pathway leads to the front door, flanked by neatly trimmed hedges and a small seating area.
Home in Cumbria
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews

Cleugh Foot - A Pink 3-Bed Rural Cumbrian Cottage

Cleugh Foot (pronounced Clue Foot) is one of the original buildings on the Netherby Estate, overlooking acres of parkland along the River Esk. Painted pink, this beautiful bolthole can be found down your very own driveway in amongst the trees... with three bedrooms, three bathrooms (one en-suite), sitting room with wood burner, utility room, entranceway, kitchen and dining area. Outside, find a pergola with hot tub and dining area and an enclosed dog area with firepit!

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An open living space features a yellow sofa and various seating options surrounding a round dining table. A staircase with black railings leads to an upper level, while a large screen television is mounted on the wall. Natural light filters through the windows, highlighting the modern décor.
Barn in Annan
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 255 reviews

Annan, Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland Barn - 2 Bed

Watchhall Annexe is a recently converted barn, situated on the edge of the Royal Burgh Town of Annan. Attached to Watchhall House, it overlooks the Solway Firth and has views of the Lake District hills. It is within a 10-minute drive of the M6/M74 corridor on the Scottish-England border at Gretna. The area boasts lots of lovely places to eat and relax. Ideal for walking and cycling. Gretna Gateway Outlet Village and famous wedding venue is just a 10-minute drive away.

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An outdoor patio area features a picnic table and a lounge set on a patterned rug. The space is surrounded by stone walls, with a hot tub positioned nearby. Sunlight brightens the scene, highlighting the charming barn architecture.
Home in Cumbria
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 231 reviews

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.

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A spacious private home is set amidst an expansive lawn, framed by lush greenery. The exterior features a large deck, offering inviting outdoor space. A decorative garden gazebo adds a charming touch to the landscape, creating a serene environment for relaxation.
Home in Kirtlebridge
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 108 reviews

Riverside Country Retreat, Hot Tub & Pizza Oven

Approach through a private lane, through electric gates, to a calm, stylish, and spacious, private home. Private river frontage and a small river beach for picnics under Chestnut trees. Enjoy a riverside hot tub and ample garden space for relaxation. Experiment with a log-burning pizza oven while deer cross each morning vista or have a bbq by the river and dine on the tree trunk dining table for 10 Ideal as a base for your Gretna wedding or a relaxing vacation.

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A cozy window seat is adorned with a plush cushion and a soft throw, inviting relaxation. Natural light filters through the large window, framing a scenic view of rolling hills and a blue sky with scattered clouds.
Cottage in Eastriggs
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 416 reviews

Rural 2-bed cottage, wood-fired hot tub & food

Moorside Cottage is a stylishly renovated holiday cottage annexed to, but separate from, family-run farm, Moorside Farm. Set in the beautiful Scottish countryside it offers a real taste of country living and the good life: comfy-chic rooms, modern, open-plan kitchen, home-grown food and homemade meals, fantastic views and plenty of fresh air. This peaceful, family-friendly place is perfect for a short or long-term getaway.

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A well-maintained lawn with a variety of flowering plants lines the pathway leading to the cottage. The flowers display vibrant colors, while the stone buildings provide a rustic backdrop. The courtyard entrance is visible in the distance, framed by greenery.
Cottage in Thursby
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 446 reviews

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.

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