£346
Castlehaw View
Situated in the centre of Sedbergh Village, less than a 5-minute walk to the shops and pubs, is Castlehaw View, a Grade II listed mid-terrace property that has been beautifully refurbished to provide comfortable and stylish accommodation for your self-catering getaway.
The property takes its name from Castlehaw Tower, a small, well-preserved motte and bailey castle that sits in the field opposite the property and offers lovely views of the Yorkshire Dales on clear days.
The property spans three floors, starting with the ground floor, comprising the cosy living room with a wall-mounted Freeview TV and the gas log-burner-effect fireplace. Across the central corridor, to the rear of the property, is the lovely kitchen with modern appliances and a dining table that can be extended to accommodate four guests. The rear door from the kitchen leads to a small outdoor area with seating.
The first floor is the first of the two double bedrooms, and the spacious bathroom has a roll-top bath and a gorgeous walk-in shower. On the second floor is the second bedroom with an adjoining dressing/reading room, a lovely tranquil space, with views of the Howgills if you need to do some work or perhaps read a book.
Officially in the Western Dales or the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Sedbergh Village is also on the edge of the Lake District National Park, making it an ideal base for walkers looking to explore the many trails, including the nearby Howgills. The Village is best known for Sedbergh School, which dates back to 1525, but also as England's official "Book Town" with many booksellers nearby.
The village also benefits from a great selection of local shops, including a greengrocer, a traditional sweetshop, a chemist and more. Still, for more general shopping, the local Spar Shop is well stocked. There is also a good choice of pubs serving great food, and the Farfield Mill hosts numerous events throughout the year.
We recommend Castlehaw View for families or friends looking for a base from which to explore the Lakes and Dales. However, please note that the property isn't best suited for infants due to the stairs.
Log Burner / Fireplace 
Pub within 1 Mile 
Dishwasher 
Wireless Internet 
Bed Linen Provided 
Towels Provided 
Heating 
Tumble Dryer 
Washing Machine 
Walks nearby Availability
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Take a closer look at Castlehaw View
- Living Room: Original wooden floor, comfy sofa, two armchairs, Freeview TV with an Amazon Firestick for streaming services (own account required), gas fireplace and a cupboard with a selection of board games.
- Kitchen: Newly fitted with modern appliances, including electric oven and induction hob, dishwasher, SMEG Fridge, freezer, kettle and toaster. Lots of pots, pans, crockery and plenty of cupboard storage. Extendable dining table for up to four people. The rear door leads to the shared rear garden area with a bistro table & chairs.
- Bedroom 1: Kingsize double bed with bedside tables and stamps, clothes storage and view of Castlehaw and the fells beyond.
- Bathroom: Beautiful, modern bathroom with a freestanding roll-top bath and separate walk-in shower, toilet nd basin. Heated towel rails and underfloor heating.
- Bedroom 2: Kingsize double bed with bedside tables and stamps, clothes storage and view of Castlehaw and the fells beyond.
- Dressing / Reding Room: Ideal room for work purposes with a desk or day bed for relaxing with a good book.
- Bed linen, towels, services and a starter supply of guest consumables are provided.
- This property isn't suitable for infants due to the steep stairs.
- Pets are not permitted.
- Free street parking is available outside the house, subject to availability.
- This property has rural broadband, which is fine for streaming apps, but its speeds may fluctuate depending on use in the area.
- Neighbours have the right of way across the rear garden area.
- Charging electric vehicles, smoking, vaping and noisy events are prohibited.
- Out of respect to the neighbours, we kindly ask guests to keep noise to a minimum between 22:00 - 08:00
- Arrival time: 16:00 / Departure time: 10:00
About the location
Unveiling Sedbergh: A Town Steeped in History and Natural Beauty
Nestled amidst the rolling hills of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Sedbergh is a charming market town brimming with history and outdoor adventure. Its location places you at the heart of breathtaking scenery, with easy access to neighbouring towns and villages, making it the perfect destination for a quintessential British holiday.
Sedbergh's rich heritage stretches back centuries. Its name, derived from Old Norse, translates to "flat-topped hill," hinting at the town's ancient origins. Mentioned in the Domesday Book, Sedbergh flourished as a market centre and later gained recognition for its prestigious public school, founded in 1525. Spuren der Vergangenheit (Traces of the past) can be found throughout the town, from the historic St. Andrew's Church to the remnants of Castlehaw, a Norman motte and bailey castle.
Sedbergh's magic lies not just in its past but also in its vibrant present. Designated as England's first Book Town, Sedbergh is a haven for bibliophiles. Wander through independent bookshops overflowing with new, used, and rare treasures.
Craving a taste of the outdoors? Sedbergh boasts a gateway location within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Lace up your hiking boots and explore scenic trails, or challenge yourself on renowned mountain biking routes. Neighbouring villages like Kirkby Lonsdale, a short drive away, offer further exploration and a quintessential English market experience.
Sedbergh is more than just a destination; it's a chance to unwind and embrace a slower pace. Sample delicious local produce at charming cafes and pubs, or indulge in afternoon tea at a traditional tearoom. In the evenings, soak in the friendly atmosphere of local shops and soak up the town's unique character.
So, if you're seeking a getaway that blends rich history, captivating landscapes, and a touch of small-town charm, look no further than Sedbergh. This hidden gem in the Yorkshire Dales promises an unforgettable holiday experience.
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