About this property
A traditional stone-built cottage nestled in the heart of Sedbergh in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, home to a homely interior and a central location, this is the perfect spot for couples to come and enjoy a relaxing holiday. The ground floor holds the property’s original flagstone flooring, plush sofas, an alluring woodburning stove and a TV in the living/dining room, where you can settle down for a quiet evening inside when you're not out exploring the area, as well as a sociable dining table resting behind for intimate meals. There is also a compact yet delightful kitchen, offering stylish cupboards and all of the equipment you will need during your stay for delicious home-cooking. The first floor presents you with two well-decorated bedrooms, offering pleasant linen and ample storage throughout super-king-size and a king-size. To finish off the interior of Ruby Cottage, there is a stylish family shower room where you can best prepare for a day ahead, or unwind after a day exploring nature. This cottage comes with a delightful sitting area to the front, an excellent spot to sit and relax, taking in the country air with your morning coffee. This lovely cottage rests in the heart of Sedbergh, a market town offering its quaint shops, alleys and pubs and a 12th century church, perfect for stocking up on your necessary essentials, whilst there are great opportunities for all sorts of outdoor activities for everybody to enjoy nearby. The beautiful town of Kendal presents itself, it has great shopping as well as some stunning and historical buildings for you to enjoy, including Kendal Castle, Abbot Hall Art Gallery, the Museum of Lakeland Life & Industry, as well as the Cumbria Wildlife Trust further afield. Spend a day exploring the Howgill Fells and discover picturesque views of open countryside, with ample opportunity for walkers, hikers, climbers and cyclists, or choose to travel over to the equally beautiful Lake District National Park on the other side. Kirby Lonsdale provides a lovely day out for tourists who want to roam around a picturesque town, home to welcoming pubs, fine dining, independent shopping, whilst Ingleton village boasts the popular Ingleton Waterfalls Trail. Ruby Cottage is a splendid cottage in a beautiful location of the Yorkshire Dales.
Sedbergh is set at the foot of the Howgill Fells, in northern Dentdale of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, home to shops, pubs, an ancient school and a 12th century church. Dentdale stretches 14 miles from Whernside to the confluence of the Rivers Dee and Rawthey, whilst nearby attractions include Dent, three nearby golf courses, as well as tennis, riding, and fishing, and a choice of walking and cycling within the Dales. With two National Parks nearby and a host of historic attractions, Sedbergh provides a welcoming holiday experience for all.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x super-king-size, 1 x king-size.
Shower room with shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Living/dining room with woodburning stove
Electric storage heaters with woodburning stove.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine TV with Freeview, WiFi, selection of DVDs, books and games.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Fuel for stove to be purchased locally.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off road parking for one car.
Front patio with furniture.
One well-behaved pet welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop and pub 0.3 miles.
Note: This property accepts adults only.
Please note: there is a small stream running along the back of the property as pictured.
Note: The use of electricity to charge cars is strictly prohibited.
Nearby points of interest
- Hardraw Force Waterfall
- Rutter Force
- High Cup Nick
Reviews (25)
-
Philip
First impressions as you walk through the door we're very good. The lounge was clean and tidy, with excellent rustic decor with flag stone flooring. There are two comfortable sofa's adjacent to a log burner fire place. The kitchen is small has everything you would want for an extended stay. Large oven, microwave, dishwasher, granite worktops and butler sink. Going upstairs, halfway up is a lovely feature (backdoor which opens out on to a small area adjacent to the stream. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms, both clean with comfortable beds. The bathroom is small but functional. There are two small points which this lovely property down slightly. Firstly is the shower only having a half glass wall screen, unfortunately the water can go onto the bathroom floor. Secondly, we found mold on the windows of both bedrooms and bathrooms. If these point we're fixed I'd give the property full marks.
-
Tracy
.we didnt want to leave & miss the gentle sound of the stream as we drifted off to sleep in the most comfortable bed. Well equipped kitchen...everything you need for a week away. High quality furnishings...loved everything about it. 2 minutes walk to the river & lovely walks. We used the cottage as a base & were out & about each day. Even went to a local sheep show which was a lovely Yorkshire Dale's experience. I spoke with the owner before we arrived who picked up straight away & was most helpful & friendly ...I only wanted to ask if there was a hair dryer ( which there is) & we had a chat. Don't let the Negative Nigels & Nellie's but you off ..get it booked your in for a treat. Not too many of you though as we would like to book again for next year .. Thank you for sharing your bolthole with us ... Skye our weimeraner loved it ...she is not allowed upstairs at home so absolutely didnt bother her nor did she attempt too go upstairs.
-
Andy
For me the biggest problems were: no hot water in a morning before 8.30am; terrible bed, so uncomfortable that we had to leave early and check into a hotel; right next to a busy and noisy road and council estate so not a countryside location; the external rubbish bin was full when we arrived and no firewood as promised in the welcoming email; it is tiny, which is OK and actually cosy, but it is jammed in next neighbours so no privacy. Not much in Sedbergh, except the school, so you pretty much have to drive everywhere.