In addition to its accommodation in Sedbergh town the Dalesman has two self catering cottages, each sleeping up to 3 people. Both are within half a mile of the town centre.

Whitbeck Barn is situated next door to Whitbeck Cottage, on the A684 between Sebergh and Hawes. The barn has 4 bedrooms and can accommodate up to 9 people. There are two bedrooms and a shower room with toilet on the ground floor with a further two bedrooms and bathroom upstairs. Off road parking is available at the front of the building.

Hazel cottage has been totally renovated during 2010 with great style and to the highest of standards. The cottage is nestled in the beautiful landscape of Dentdale, famous for its cobbled streets lined with whitewashed cottages, traditional pubs and wonderful views.

Hazel cottage can be rented together with the adjoining Bridge Cottage to provide accommodation for 8 people.

High Roans is nestled at the foot of the Howgills, on the Dales Way walk and only a 10 minute stroll from Sedbergh town centre. An ideal touring base for both the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District, and just 5 miles from Junction 37 of the M6 motorway. With stunning views of Holme Fell and the Lune Valley it is a haven for walkers cyclists and those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle.

A tasteful conversion of the ground floor, the apartment is south facing with excellent views. Off road parking is available at the front of the house. It offers an open plan fully equiped kitchen/diner and lounge with flat screen TV. A seperate double bedroom, with a super kingsize bed, which can also be made into 2 singles if required, and an ensuite shower room.

A quality self-contained apartment on the top floor of a period house in the centre of Kirkby Lonsdale. The apartment is furnished to a high standard and offers comfort and relaxation for those looking for some quality time.

A 200-year old stone built former saddler's workshop in the town centre and close to pubs, restaurants, shops and all amenities. The cottage is ideally located for local outdoor pursuits or exploring the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District and sleeps two. It is very comfortable with its Laura Ashley King Size bed and original beam lintels span the doors and windows. The kitchen-diner is fully equipped and the lounge, with 26 inch TV and DVD player, is a very comfortable place to relax following the day's activities. The shower room has an enclosed shower, and a gas fire and central heating boiler provides the cottage with heat. Outside there is a small courtyard. A parking permit is available for use on the town's car parks and there is also free roadside parking outside the cottage. If you want a relaxing holiday, with access to all amenities without the crowds, this is the ideal base for your holiday.

Luxury, modern self catering studio exclusively for couples. With it's stunning views of Combe Scar and Rise Hill from the chalet windows and its fantastic multi fuel burner for cosy evenings in, The Old Sunday School is an ideal spot right in the centre of Dent village and two minutes away from the cafe, pubs and shop.

The studio comprises a double bed, kitchen area equipped with 4 ring hob, extractor, combi microwave and oven, kettle, toaster and all implements plus fridge with freezer compartment and a small bistro table and chairs for dining. With a lovely ensuite shower room with big fluffy Christie towels, it is a haven of peace and tranquility.

For those who do not want to cater for themselves, there is the option of pre-ordering breakfast from Meadowside Cafe next door, who also offer a small menu of prepared chilled evening meals to pop into the oven if you have worn yourselves out doing outdoorsy things!

One mile from Sedbergh, a stable and hayloft conversion with extensive views. Split level kitchen/dining/sitting area, double bedroom and bathroom with separate shower. Patio area with furniture and parking for one car.

A ground floor town centre apartment about 150 yards from Kirkby Lonsdale's Market Square.

The property is a ground floor flat in a recently developed barn conversion,set in landscaped gardens with outstanding veiws of the surrounding fells. It is located 1 mile from sedbergh so is within walking distance.

Buzzard Cottage is part of "The Old Craft Barn", well over 200 years old but with a plethora of modern amenities. It is set in a beautiful location of Dentdale making it the ideal base for walkers, cyclists and motorists wishing to discover the hidden treasures of Cumbria and the Dales.

The centrally heated cottage, with thick stone walls and spiral staircase, is attractively furnished with a country charm and old world atmosphere. The dining kitchen is well equipped with all modern appliances including microwave and dishwasher. The lounge has 'Free-sky' TV, video and an interesting collection of board games and local books. The double bedroom is on the ground floor and has an en suite shower room whilst the twin bedroom on the first floor has an en suite bathroom.

A home away from home! A real Dales Experience!

Self Catering Cottage.

Clover Cottage is a semi-detached stone & render property built to high exacting standards. In an excellent position overlooking landscaped gardens, the pond and extended views of the countryside. The award winning architects have made this two bedroom property feel spacious and comfortable with 2 bathrooms, a mezzanine open plan design and a private south facing patio area for those warm summer evenings. It includes a large picture window for that bright and airy feel good factor for the perfect chill out time. The cottage has been awarded a Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence.

Guests have the use of the Whoop Hall Country Club leisure centre just 100 yards away, with gym, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi & 18m pool.

The cottage can sleep up to 4 people but larger parties up to 10 can be accommodated by also booking the nearby High View Meadows which is only 50 yards away on the same site.

A charming semidetached cottage. built around 1800 in the very centre of Dent, opposite The Sun Inn.

Spacious, cozy and well appointed 18th Century stone cottage in the centre of Sedbergh, 3 doors from the Information Centre. 2 double bedrooms, large sitting and dining rooms, small enclosed garden off the kitchen, and separate laundry room with washer and dryer. Footpath to the Howgill Fells is 5 minutes away. Well behaved dogs are welcome.

If you have children, be aware that the front door opens directly onto the narrowest part of Main Street. Steep stairs lead to the bedrooms and bathroom.

Drawell Cottage is a traditional well equipped cosy cottage which is full of character and on a working beef and sheep farm but within its own private gardens and surroundings.

Charming terraced cottage in town. Shops/pubs 300 yards. One twin bedroom one bunkroom. Well fitted kitchen, livingroom. Garden and conservatory looking out at valley and hills. Good walking country. Dogs if kept downstairs. Gas hob electric oven electric blankets hair dryer

A carefully modernised early 18th Century cottage that has all the facilities for a cosy and comfortable visit.

A location of total peace and solitude with wonderful views and easy access to the fells. Centrally-heated accommodation including a comfortable sitting and dining area, and two ensuite bedrooms. Ingredients for continental breakfast are provided.

Built in 1737, in the heart of Sedbergh's Conservation Area, Frostrow View is a spacious first floor apartment with outstanding elevated views of the Holme and Frostrow fells. Tastefully decorated and newly furnished in a contemporary style, the original characterful stone walls and ceiling beams have been retained, giving it a truly cosy home from home feel. Frostrow View offers an attractive lounge/diner with plenty of space to relax, a fully equipped kitchen, a large bathroom and 2 bedrooms (one with king-size bed and one with twin beds). Free roadside parking is within a one minute walk and a variety of pubs, restaurants and shops are only 2 minutes walk away. An ideal base to explore both the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales.

A renovated 18th century mill cottage beside the River Clough, 1 mile from Sedbergh town: a walkers paradise. Self catering, 1 double rm, 1 twin/bunk beds, inspected by Dales Cottages.

Holme Fell View is a traditional 18th century cottage which has stone features throughout and beamed ceilings.Years ago the local saddler lived and worked here when trade was bustling in this small market town.The cottage is situated in the heart of Sedbergh with open views of the fells and there are unlimited walks ranging from short riverside rambles to strenuous treks in the Howgills from your front door.HFV is also an ideal base for exploring the surrounding Dales,Lake District and the Eden Valley.

Accomodation comprises of briefly-fully fitted kitchen and lounge/dining area.Master bedroom with king size bed,second bedrooom is for 2 singles.Spacious bathroom with bath/shower.Separate laundry room with washer and dryer.Courtyard to the rear.

Central heating throughout with cosy gas log buner stove in lounge.

Klondyke Cottage is a recent barn conversion. The upstairs lounge has stunning views over Green Bell, the Howgills and surrounding farmland.

This well appointed cottage offers spacious accommodation. The interior features of wood and stone complement the wood burning stove to provide a cosy environment. Klondyke is reached by a country lane approximately three quarters of a mile from the village of Ravenstonedale.

This quiet location allows easy access to the Eden Valley, Yorkshire Dales National Park, Lake District National Park and the North Pennines

A self catering holiday cottage at "The Meadows", a new development within the grounds of The Whoop Hall and Country Club, less than a mile from Kirkby Lonsdale. The cottage is set on the edge of meadow land with stunning views over an expansive area of countryside, it's a special place which offers a welcome return.

When you stay at Long Meadow Cottage you also get full membership for the Whoop Hall Country Club with an 18 metre swimming pool, sauna, steam room, spa and fully equipped fitness studio.

A carefully modernised early 18th Century cottage that has all the facilities for a cosy and comfortable visit.

A spacious first floor apartment overlooking the River Lune.

Tranquil, stunning moorland surroundings reward you for negotiating the gated lane up to this superb, semi-detached, 17th.century barn conversion.

Moor Rigg is mentioned in one of Alfred Wainwright's Walks on the Howgill Fells. The nearby Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge from Horton in Ribblesdale comprising Pen-y-ghent 694m (2277ft), Whernside 736m (2415ft) and Ingleborough 723m (2372ft) is one of the oldest established walks in the UK, which attracts teams of Charity walkers from across the UK every year.

The railway station at Garsdale Head, only 2 miles away, gives access to the Settle to Carlisle Railway line, England's most scenic railway. The route runs the 72 miles from Settle to Carlisle and takes you through the magnificent Yorkshire Dales, over the 24 arches of the Ribblehead Viaduct before disappearing into the longest tunnel on the line at Blea Moor. It then emerges onto the side of Dentdale where the line leaves the Dales at Garsdale and makes it way through the lush rolling hills of the Eden Valley, with rural villages and market towns before arriving at the border city of Carlisle.

Five year old bungalow built to a high standard in a village of natural outstanding beauty, lovely walks in the howgill from the door or easy walks round the village, small golf course and three pubs within walking distance. Large garden and plenty of parking

Pippin Cottage is a quaint stone and slate built holiday retreat situated just off the main street (behind Dalton & Hague Solicitors), in walking distance to all that the town has to offer.

The cottage offers two bedrooms (one double and one single room) and sleeps up to four, with a fully equipped kitchen, newly fitted shower room, television with DVD player, CD player and wood/coal burning stove. As well as the stove there are night storage heaters throughout and a dry cupboard under the stairs for those wet boots and coats.

There is a large private patio area to the rear of the cottage where you can sit and enjoy the breathtaking views.

There is ample parking to the rear of the cottage through the narrow drive way, off the main street.

Fully wheelchair accessible, awarded Category 2 in the National Accessible Scheme.

Self catering bungalow and fully self contained flat.

Cosy traditional stone cottage ideally situated on the Main Street in Sedbergh

Snowdrop Cottage is a 2 bedroom barn conversion enjoying a tranquil setting with views on all sides of beautiful rolling Cumbrian countryside including nearby Wild Boar Fell and the Howgills. It is accessed by a single track country lane from the picturesque village of Ravenstonedale about one mile away.

Snowdrop Cottage is an excellent base for walking, mountain biking, riding, fishing and exploration of the Howgill Fells and the Eden Valley. It is a quiet retreat that offers guests an opportunity to chill out and escape from the stresses of everyday life. Guests are assured of a warm welcome as are their dogs with the local fells accessed from the doorstep with no need to drive.

Central heating is provided throughout by night storage heaters with electricity included. There is also a wood burner stove in the lounge/dining area, with fuel provided.

Snowdrop Cottage's water supply is from its own borehole providing water which is really fresh and very good tasting with no additives.

Children are welcome and there is a cot and high chair available on request.

A barn conversion in traditional Westmorland farmstead built about 1840, enjoying views across the Lune Valley to the Howgill Fells. Private broadleaved woodland, banking the River Lune, for exclusive use of visitors interested in wildlife. Walking on the farm, as well as the Dales Way and Howgill Fells across the river.

Overlooking a cascading stream, this 17th century watermill conversion nestles in a sheltered hollow at the foot of the Howgill Fells. This detached stone cottage lies close to the owners' home and provides very comfortable, warm and well cared-for accommodation. You can see many types of bird that visit the grounds and surrounding fells. Paved pathways lead alongside the tumbling waters to private grassed arbours and patios, where a quiet evening drink or barbecue may be enjoyed.

Queen's Cottage is a 300 year old beamed stone cottage in the heart of Dent village. There are many varied walks available from the door ranging from afternoon walks and short riverside strolls along the River Dee on the Dales Way to full day excursions to peaks over 2000 feet. After your day's walk relax in the reclining sofa and chairs in front of the solid fuel stove with a selection of provided books, CD's, DVD's and games. There is an extensive selection of guide books, maps and DVDs of the local area. The cottage has wireless Internet access and a HiFi system into which you can plug your laptop or Ipod. Queen's Cottage sleeps up to 5 and has two double bedrooms, one single and bathroom with bath and separate electric shower.

52A is a period self catering property on two floors, in the heart of the Georgian market town of Kirkby Lonsdale. It can sleep four (plus twin sofa bed) and offers discounted weekend, mid -week stays, in addition to full weeks.

The apartment offers the highest level of both quality and cleanliness, but more importantly there are lovingly provided special touches, such as the hand painted 'mouse-hole' on the stairs, the warm log stove and complimentary welcome pack with wine for all guests.

Self catering accommodation is available in two self-catering cottages, Dales View, sleeping 4, and Whernside View, sleeping 2. All are fully fitted and furnished with modern appliances throughout.

The cottages were created from a redundant farm building with magnificent views over the Howgill Fells and open countryside and farmland. They both offer excellent, high quality facilities with many retained characterful features including a mix of slate and solid oak floors.

Each of the five individual self-contained maisonettes has the capacity to sleep up to four people in two bedrooms with an extra couple if needed on a bed-settee in the living room.

The ground floor unit is especially designed to cater for accompanied wheelchair users who may benefit from the level access from the car park and roll-in shower with accessible handrails. This unit has a Visit Britain 4 star rating with a grade 2 accessibility rating.

The other 4 units in Bainbridge Court have a 3 star rating and are similar but are maisonettes with a living room / kitchen on the first floor and 2 bedrooms and bathroom on the 2nd floor.floor.

Bridge cottage has been totally renovated during 2010 with great style and to the highest of standards. The cottage is nestled in the beautiful landscape of Dentdale, famous for its cobbled streets lined with whitewashed cottages, traditional pubs and wonderful views.

Bridge cottage can be rented together with the adjoining Hazel Cottage to provide accommodation for 8 people.

Crossthwaite House is a 17th Century farm house in Garsdale, full of original features, which sits in an elevated position with views along Garsdale. Accessed by a farm track, the property is tranquil and secluded with over an acre of grounds, including a wildlife meadow.. The garden is a haven for wildlife with goldfinches and red squirrels being regular visitors. The house is full of character with many original features including stone flagged farmhouse kitchen, deep stone windowsills and exposed beams.

3 bedroom property set in quiet cul de sac close to town centre. Downstairs WC, living room & dining room. Fully fitted kitchen with gas hob & electric oven, dishwasher & washing machine.

Upstairs shower, wc & washbasin. King size bedroom, twin room (which can be superking size if pushed together) and a double sofa bed in the 3rd room.Travel cot (bedding not provided)

Three Four Star Gold Award winning cottages in a sympathetic conversion of a Victorian stone barn. Set in the grounds of The Green, the owners' house on the outskirts of Ravenstonedale, in a peaceful location surrounded by farmland and fells, with a beckside picnic area and stunning views to The Howgills.

The cottages can sleep 4,5 and 6 guests and have comfortable six foot wide beds that can be arranged as doubles or twins. Two of the cottages are fully ensuite, and the third has two bathrooms, one of which is a ground floor wet room with facilities for wheelchair users. All have whirlpool baths and powerful showers.

Central heating throughout, provided by ground source heat pumps, and high levels of insulation ensure the cottages are warm all year round; the comfortably furnished lounges also have woodburning stoves for an extra cosy feel while you watch the TV, a DVD or maybe surf the internet using the free WiFi.

Kitchens are fully equipped with double ovens and ceramic hobs, and all you could need including a dishwasher. All cottages have their own washer/dryer.

Plenty of space for muddy boots, cycle storage, and ample private parking.

All rates are fully inclusive of central heating/hot water, electricity, bed linen and towels.

This little gem is a not so little mezzanine penthouse style apartment cottage in a front line position overlooking the Lune Valley. Built to a high standard over two floors with uninterrupted views of the countryside. The award winning architects have achieved the 5 star feel with magnificent 270 degree views across the rolling countryside. Views extend east, south and west & with a 20ft south facing private glass balcony it doesn?t come much better than this. The cottage has been awarded a Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence.

Guests have the use of the Whoop Hall Country Club leisure centre just 100 yards away, with gym, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi & 18m pool.

The cottage can sleep up to 6 people but larger parties up to 10 can be accommodated by also booking the nearby Clover Cottage which is only 50 yards away on the same site.

Holly Tree Cottage is based in the centre of Kirkby Lonsdale in Queens Square which is opposite the church. The cottage is over 300 years old with original oak beams and has recently been refurbished to the highest standards with lots of eclectic and unusual items.

Memories Cottage is a Grade 2 listed, 18th century cottage in a prime location just a short walk from the amenities of Sedbergh. It is a character property with exposed beams and original features.

The cottage is entered via a back door into a lobby with downstairs cloakroom with washing and drying facilities. There is a large sitting room with a wood burning stove and patio doors onto a sun terrace and small raised garden, a dining room and a fully equipped kitchen.

From the sitting room there is a staircase that leads to two double bedrooms plus a twin/double bedroom, en suite shower room. There is a large family bathroom with a spa bath with shower above, w.c., and pedestal handbasin.

Outside there is space for two cars although additional parking is available nearby. There is a 'sun-drenched' patio, weather permitting, a garden table and chairs for 6 and a barbeque.

Booking details are as follows :

10% refundable security deposit payable on booking.

100% of booking fee payable one month prior to booking date or two weeks prior, should time not allow.

Utilities are included.

Memories Cottage is currently being updated and redecorated, hence it will be unavailable until the middle of May 2012.

Stouphill Gate is a traditional old Cumbrian farmstead, and the holiday accommodation has been formed from the older parts of the property retaining much of the original character whilst benefiting from all of the modern conveniences.

Guests for the Cottage will be occupying the oldest part of the property thought to date back over 250 years but this could be nearer 300 years! Many original features have been retained along with the character - unfortunately this does include the old stone stairs to the two first floor bed rooms. These stairs are an intrinsic feature of the property but are not recommended for any one unsteady on their legs. Children cope very well its the elderly who struggle! One of the adjacent B&B rooms (one of which is on the ground floor) could also be hired with the cottage to provide additional sleeping space - and an extra bath room!

The kitchen is kitted out with all the usual conveniences including a dish washer (so you can spend your time enjoying you holiday not washing-up). The Cottage has its own private garden area with table and chairs (BBQ!) and has use of the laundry facilities, playing field etc. It is however the views which set Stouphill Gate apart, all the Cottage windows look out towards Mallerstang Edge, Wild Boar Fell and the Stennerskeugh Clouds while all around is silence and tranquillity as befits its rural setting.

Stouphill Gate has been recommended in the 'Hidden Guide to the Lake District and Cumbria', published by Travel Publishing Ltd, as part of their Hidden Places of Britain Series. Only one holiday cottage/bed & breakfast establishment is chosen (by the visiting public) for each of the areas these guides cover and Stouphill Gate is the recommended choice for the Upper Eden area.

Evening meals are available in the local pubs, the closest is within walking distance. and Kirkby Stephen with its fish & chip shops, pubs etc is only five miles away.

Thwaite Farm, a working farm with beef cattle and sheep, is located alongside the River Lune near the small hamlet of Howgill, about three miles from Sedbergh.

The Cottage adjoins the end of the farmhouse and enjoys panoramic views of the Howgill Fells.

A large Victorian house that has been completely refurbished, providing authentic features with contemporary bathrooms. The house is available for self catering (sleeping 6 - 8) for the duration of the school holidays.

In addition to the electric cooker there is also a gas Aga stove.

Nestled in the foothills of the Howgill fells half a mile from the centre of Sedbergh, this charming farmhouse with modern conveniences but traditional features, including open fires, is surrounded by beautiful well-kept private gardens. The house sleeps up to 8 in four bedrooms so is ideal for families, four couples or a romantic weekend for two. There is parking for up to four cars.

Farm visits can be arranged.

Angel Barn sleeps six. The three en-suite bedrooms are all about indulgence with outrageously comfy beds, fantastic fabrics, lush wallpaper, beautiful furniture and very posh eco paint. Every room is designed to be a wonderful mix of the incredibly new and the gorgeously rustic creating a unique place where you can truly relax.

Chill out on the luxurious sofas and chairs in front of the cosy woodburner in winter or open the doors to the patio in summer. The handmade kitchen, appointed to the highest standards has everything you need to conjure up fantastic culinary delights.

Food delivery can be arranged from the nearest supermarket, or local producers farm shop, but if cooking is not your thing then the nearest pub, The Fat Lamb, is 4 fields walk across the footpath. Alternatively the King's Head or the Black Swan are located 3 miles away in the village of Ravenstonedale. Arrangements can also be made for 2 or 3 course meals to be delivered to the barn.

Every effort has gone into making Angel Barn sustainable. Insulation is made from sheep's wool, heating from a ground source heat pump, electricity generated from the sun and water from Angel Barn's own fellside spring. The owners have thought carefully about sourcing materials, products and labour locally. Angel Barn is an eco holiday home that protects the environment whilst providing the height of luxury for your stay.

Stay in the centre of town in this luxurious and spacious conversion of an old grain warehouse. Sleeping for up to 14, but flexible enough to provide a weekend away for a couple too. Walk straight on to the Howgills, and no drive back from the pub in the evening!

Three converted stone barns offering exceptional standard of accommodation for couples or groups up to 16. Mountain bike hire, instruction and horse riding available on site. Walking routes and advice provided by owners. Fabulous setting at foot of Wild Boar fell, Pennine Bridleway and Howgills. Recently featured in the Guardian. Children very welcome. Cosy Inn nearby. Ask about station pick up and drop off to allow you to walk a linear route home.

Self catering group accommodation in superb barn conversion. Magnificently situated in the Howgill Fells with great views all round. Flexible dormitories/bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, dining area, washrooms and drying room. Outside there is acres of space with a games field, campfire area, bbq.

The centre is let out to one group so the group has sole use of the whole centre. There is accommodation for groups of up to 24 people. Groups with higher numbers can be accommodated for by adding some camping in the grounds of the centre.

Great venue for extended family and friends get together/celebration.

Howgills Bunk Barn is a unique place to stay in the charming market town of Sedbergh situated in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The views from the accommodation in Sedbergh are outstanding along with excellent facilities and local amenities. If your idea is to use this as your holiday base, you are centrally situated for easy travel distance to explore not only the Yorkshire Dales National Park, but also the Lake District National Park and both Eden and Lune Valley areas. You are indeed in an ideal location to sample not only some of Britain's finest Lakes and Mountain scenery but to enjoy some of its greatest underground treasures.

The bunk barn is the ideal place for any trip, for families, business parties, group activities, school and youth groups or just to relax in peaceful surroundings. Disabled guests are also welcome as there is a range of facilities to cater for their needs.