- Virginia H, April 2014 - verified booking

"i would without a doubt highly recommend to anyone wanting a relaxing, enjoyable get away to stay in this modern, yet traditional barn conversion ( with views to die for.) The accomadation is conceniently situated between the Yorkshire Dales National Park and the Lake District.Me and my family managed to fit in several visitations which was only made possible b the owners of the holiday cottages as they supplied the cottage with many booklets and leaflets on recommeneded, top notch places to go! Although we visited many local places, we did enjoy staying on the farm as there was 3 very friendly, entertaining sheepdogs keen to play and entertain ou young children! There was also hens and turkeys roaming around, plus lots of gambling lambs! Our children really did get a look into what a traditional farm is like and they absoloutley loved it! We stayed for a week, me, my wife and our two kids and not one of us wanted to leave! The bedrooms were clean, modern and well equiped with all the necessities! The bathroom, kitchen, living room and dining room were all lovely! On a whole, the holiday cottage was a delightful place to stay and so was the other holiday cottage which was next door!The holiday cottage is surrounded by breath taking views and i recomend the cottages to anyone, families, couples, large goups of friends, anyone! We shall hope to go back next year as it is one of the best holiday cottages we have stayed in."

Fella770 - verified booking

"This was our first holiday with our one year old, so there was some trepidation in uprooting everything to a cottage in the Dales for a week. As soon as we arrived, all those fears disappeared. This is a beautiful cottage, for which the internet does not do it justice. There is a signifcant amount of room, both upstairs and downstairs. The kitchen is a real pleasure, and has plenty of home comforts. Cleanliness is very good (though there did seem to be some flies about - no real issue). Dent itself is a lovely, quiet Dales town. it is wonderfully picturesque, with great walks from the centre of the village. There is a local shop, which sells pretty much all the essentials, and one nice pub (George & Dragon) and one not as nice (Sun Inn)."

Richard W - verified booking

"We were looking for a relaxed festive break away and that's what we got. Normally travelling to Cornwall, we were well able to negotiate the narrow lane adjacent to the house. But even if we hadn't, it would not have been difficult to park at the road junction and carry bags and provisions to the house. Then park the car in the car park at the bottom of the road with the parking tickets provided. Slept 5 adults and 1 adolescent comfortably for 5 nights. Wood burning stoves easy to use. Kitchen was an absolute surprise. Better than the one at home. If I could have I would have taken it away with me. The TV set up was a bit strange but, enjoying a puzzle, sorted that out. Local pubs nice with reasonable food. Highly recommend!"

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, December 2009 - verified booking

"We received a warm welcome as soon as we arrived and were shown around both lovely cottages by the friendly owner. The smaller cottage is great for small families and the larger of the two is large enough to accomodate the whole party for meals and getting together if, like us, you take both cottages. There are excellent walks around Sedburgh and Kendal is only a 30 minutes drive away. Bookworms will enjoy a visit to the Town of Sedburgh which has many specialist bookshops. These cottages are both super places from which to explore this beautiful part of the world."

Simon D - verified booking

"This seems to be the first review of 2015 so I'd like to report that the property is just as good as everyone said it was in 2014. Very nicely fitted, especially the kitchen, clean and comfortable. We visited in mid September when the wood-burners were more for amusement than necessity, but having lived with open fires I'd be happy to use them in colder weather as well. Dent is a real delight; two fine pubs serving good beer and food, and a village shop that is small but that provided almost everything we needed for a week's holiday"