Arnside and Silverdale is a special place. Sitting on the Cumbria and Lancashire borders, overlooking the shimmering sands of Morecambe Bay, its landscapes and wildlife are awe-inspiring. From the heights of Arnside Knott see the Lakeland Fells, the Yorkshire Dales and, on a clear day, Blackpool Tower. The limestone hills lead down to villages, including Silverdale and Arnside itself, on the shores of Morecambe Bay, where the tidal bore roars in “at the speed of a galloping horse”. At the village of Beetham, walk down the Fairy Steps without touching the sides and the fairies will grant your wish. Warton Crag, Leighton Moss and Eaves Wood reserves showcase the wildlife. At the end of the day, take tea at the iconic Carnforth station’s refreshment rooms and wallow in the nostalgia of David Lean’s classic film Brief Encounter.
Former farmhouse overlooking Lake Haweswater, in an area of outstanding natural beauty
Peacefully situated Victorian family home with outstanding views of Lake Windermere and fells
A Victorian Lakeland building, set in its own grounds, nestled in the heart of Ambleside with easy access to Lake Windermere and Ambleside’s idyllic shops, bars and restaurants
A converted barn in the village of Airton in the heart of the Malhamdale with panoramic views to Malham Cove
Traditional, early 19th Century, Grade II listed farm house set in a peaceful location
One of two detached cottages with spectacular views over the High Pennines at the front and a pretty garden and seated area at back
One of two detached cottages with spectacular views over the High Pennines at the front and a pretty garden and seated area at back
Family run B&B set in 24 acres with rare breed sheep
A spacious one-bedroom cottage, attached to main farmhouse, with open plan kitchen, dining and seating area set in 24 acres of pastures and woodland with a lake