Sedbergh Holiday Cottages

Sedbergh Cottages

Cumbria

Bramble Cottage

Ref: S3334

Reviews 26

Sedburgh is a market town, which sits just inside the Yorkshire Dales National Park, though within incredibly easy reach of all the attractions of the Lakes as well. The town has a 12th century church and a well-known school, and to stroll there...

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£66

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Cumbria

Garth Gill

Ref: S532261

Reviews 22

Hawes is a popular market town in North Yorkshire's Richmondshire region and a tourism hotspot in Yorkshire Dales National Park. The town is a good base for exploring Wensleydale, Swaledale, Cotterdale, Dentdale, Garsdale, Wharfedale, and...

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£102

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Cumbria

3 Settlebeck Cottages

Ref: S425757

Reviews 22

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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£97

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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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Fells Cottage

Ref: S79891

Reviews 37

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£70

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Badgers

Ref: S818286

Reviews 3

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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£93

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7 New Street

Ref: S821516

Reviews 5

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£97

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Hollins

Ref: S526363

Reviews 9

Dent is a little settlement in Dentdale, perfect for exploring the Yorkshire Dales and Lake District. Village green, cobbled streets, and 12th-century church. It has its own brewery, which produces Aviator Ale, Ramsbottom, and Golden Fleece beers....

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£114

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Cumbria

Howgills Barn

Ref: S516595

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£555

per night

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Cumbria

Beck Foot Cottage

Ref: S485247

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£84

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Cumbria

1 The Derry, Luxury 3 Bedroom Cottage - Sedbergh

Ref: S980115

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£243

per night

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Cumbria

House - Private use

Ref: S522866

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£1991

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Cumbria

Piggy Bank Cottage

Ref: S426054

Reviews 19

Sedbergh is a rural town in the south west corner of Cumbria. The town is surrounded by beautiful countryside and stunning views of the Dales and Lake District. The town has a number of attractions including the Farfield Mill, a working water mill...

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£77

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Cumbria

Oakdene Country House

Ref: S810676

Reviews 70

Resting within the county of Cumbria but still inside the borders of the Yorkshire Dales National Park is the charming, ancient market town of Sedbergh. Pronounced 'Sed-Ber', this lovely settlement is home to quaint streets line with traditional...

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£905

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Cumbria

Castlehaw View

Ref: S987755

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£121

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Drawell Cottage - Situated on a working farm

Ref: S1062044

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£94

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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

Nick - Verified booking

A lovely house in a wonderful location, with good facilities.

Although very small, our family of 4 were happy for 5 nights. A few things to watch out for: On arrival,m the key safe box was wide open. Not sure if it hadn't been closed properly or if someone had broken into it, but something to be aware of. In you are tall, you'll bang your head on the hanging lights multiples times during your stay. We had to put a chair under the one in the lounge to avoid injury! Spotlights would make much more sense... ah, the spotlights.. maybe not, beware the spotlight in the shower cubicle, it'll give you a really bad burn because they get far too hot (especially if you're balding like me). The heating - ignore the 25 mins max message unless someone has only just left the property, it took 1.5 hours to get the water hot enough to ensure we wouldn't get Legionnaires! After that, an occasional 25mins was fine to top it up. Thankfully we took our own baking tray because those provided were in the oven and clearly hadn't been washed. Unfortunately we didn't take our own bottle opener, and the one provided was broken. We had some inquisitive slugs roam around the kitchen in the evenings, but they were harmlessly returned outside. It happens, our previous home had them too. 9:30 check-out. Come one really? That's far too early, especially with a family of 4 trying to cook/eat/clean-up breakfast. This definitely needs to be increase to at least 10:30, if not 11. Sedburgh is absolutely lovely, just be careful of some of the 'pubs' (restaurants) as they can really burn your wallet. Check out the Waffle Cone and Red Lion (we had to book). Parking wasn't an issue until the night before our departure, and due to the ridiculous departure time all the spaces were still occupied, so we had to lug our stuff up and down the road. Oh, and say hello to the chap next door if you see him about. He's lovely and doesn't bite. All in all, a very pleasant stay, which we might return to in the future.

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David - Verified booking

The cottage is in a good location just a short walk from Sedbergh.

There are lots of places to visit nearby all within reasonable driving distance. The property description is slightly misleading as it also includes the property next door in the initial photo so overall it was smaller than we anticipated. The lack of outdoor space was not an issue for us and we knew this before booking. We had read on some reviews that people were given a welcome pack but we did not receive one on our recent visit. There were 3 packs of rather sad looking hotel biscuits in the kitchen hamper but nothing else. We presumed there would be a freezer of some sort in the kitchen but thatâs not the case. Thatâs a basic for any kitchen but there wasnât even a freezer box in the fridge. The kitchen itself is OK for 4 people but it would be very tight for 6 eating in there. The top floor bedrooms had no heating during our stay and despite us reporting this and being assured somebody would call to look into it, nobody turned up. We left the key in the key-safe every day as requested. Whilst the weather was OK it needed some heating on, so this was not pleasant as the radiators were literally stone cold. Itâs like they werenât even connected to the boiler. It was very disappointing to be told it was going to be attended to and for that not to happen without even a call back. The bathroom configuration did not work for us as both bathrooms are on the 1st floor meaning those staying on the 2nd floor had to come down a floor to use the facilities. That may not sound like too much of an issue but the stairs are really steep and narrow. They need more grab rails or ropes on the stairs to make them more secure as losing your footing is not difficult.

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Mary - Verified booking

This is a new letting in an old cottage which the owners have refurbished to a beautiful standard.

We were honoured to be their first guests! The living room has THE most comfy sofas, plus a spare chair and big footstool, so plenty of room for us all to be cosy despite the weather (we had storms Dudley and Eunice while we were there), and the gas/log burner effect fire made it all the cosier. And it's a good size too. The bedrooms have super comfy beds and there's plenty of cupboard storage for your things. The bathrooms (one is ensuite) are modern and at the same time in keeping with the old cottage. The kitchen is well equipped - as we as a group are still wary of Covid we didn't want to eat out, and it had everything we needed to prepare all our meals. (there isn't a freezer compartment if you want to have ice cream, but there's 2 places to buy icecream in town) The owners welcomed us by text, and were very approachable. - I feel like we have new friends. They also emailed us a PDF with lots of info about the cottage and the area. Parking was no problem - room for at least one car outside and the others very nearby. It's a short walk (5 mins) into the Main Street of Sedbergh, which has independent shops, cafes and pubs/ eateries (next time!), and books for sale everywhere. The surrounding area with the Howgill Fells, access to the Yorkshire Dales or the Lake District, has everything for the outdoor enthusiast (one of our family did get out high each day despite the weather). There's also lovely riverside walks for the less fell-fit. 3 Settlebeck Cottages was exactly what we needed for our first full family stay together under one roof in 2 years, and hopefully we'll come back again.

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Antony - Verified booking

We really enjoyed our holiday at Garth Gill.

It was easy to find and in a really peaceful location, with only a few vehicles going past. Contactless check-in was smooth. The property was spacious and we found the beds comfortable. There were tables in both the kitchen and living area, suitable for either formal or informal dining. There was a spacious fridge-freezer, and the microwave and oven provided good cooking facilities. We were able to get a supermarket shop delivered to the property without any issues. Overall, the kitchen was well-equipped. The internet and TV were of a good standard. Outside the property, along with the neighbouring sheep, there was plenty of wildlife. However, if watching the wildlife isn't your thing, there is a train track in the distance (noise unobtrusive) to add to the great view across the valley, and we were treated to some low-flying military jets! We were able to appreciate the outdoors in all weather due to a covered area as part of the property. We took a couple of short strolls up the quiet road (we only saw two people during our five-night stay) and could have gone further had we wanted to. There was plenty of scenery on the property's doorstep, including some lovely streams. At night, we were treated to some lovely, dark skies, so take your binoculars! All in all, we had an excellent time at Garth Gill and would not hesitate to return (we didn't want to leave!)

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Sam - Verified booking

Garth Gill Cottage was one of the best places we have stayed, a real home from home, we didn't want to leave you, stunning!

On arrival a basket with wine, bread, jams and other treats welcomed us. The cottage was warm and inviting, it's remote plot on the hills give you a sense of peace and privacy but not far from village shops at Hawes it's perfect for anyone wanting a relaxing holiday. The views from the windows are unspoiled hills and sheeps, cows and red squirrels (if your lucky) as the neighbours. Close to all the main attractions and brilliant for walkers, with some of the best walks on your doorstep and only 30 minutes or so from the 3 peaks challenge. It was a joy each evening to come back after a long walk on the mountains to light the fire and settle down for the night. I recommend Malham a must see, Whernside and the Viaduct and a drive to Skipton to visit the beautiful town. Julie and Ian are fantastic hosts, happy to help with anything that you might need to know. We definitely will be back! Thanks for making our holiday wonderful. Sam and Adam

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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.

Holiday cottages in Sedbergh

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Sedbergh Cottages

Cumbria

Bramble Cottage

Ref: S3334

Reviews 26

Cumbria

Garth Gill

Ref: S532261

Reviews 22

Cumbria

3 Settlebeck Cottages

Ref: S425757

Reviews 22

Cumbria

Knott View

Ref: S271204

Reviews 20

Cumbria

Fells Cottage

Ref: S79891

Reviews 37

Cumbria

Badgers

Ref: S818286

Reviews 3

Cumbria

7 New Street

Ref: S821516

Reviews 5

Cumbria

Hollins

Ref: S526363

Reviews 9

Cumbria

Howgills Barn

Ref: S516595

Cumbria

Beck Foot Cottage

Ref: S485247

Cumbria

1 The Derry, Luxury 3 Bedroom Cottage - Sedbergh

Ref: S980115

Cumbria

House - Private use

Ref: S522866

Cumbria

Piggy Bank Cottage

Ref: S426054

Reviews 19

Cumbria

Oakdene Country House

Ref: S810676

Reviews 70

Cumbria

Castlehaw View

Ref: S987755

Cumbria

Drawell Cottage - Situated on a working farm

Ref: S1062044