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Sedbergh is a pretty market town in the county of Cumbria. Located 10 miles east of Kendal, it lies at the foot of the Howgill Fells within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Thanks to its position at the confluence of four rivers, Sedbergh grew as an important trading point and has held a market since the 13th century. Sedbergh holiday cottages are popular among visitors who want to hike in the spectacular surrounding countryside while experiencing life in an authentic Cumbrian community. Arriving by road, the view of the hills rising sharply around the town are unforgettable. Sedbergh is easily explored by foot, with a maze of narrow, cobbled streets and lanes lined with historic homes and family-run businesses. There are several bookshops, and an artisan market is held monthly at Joss Lane Car Park.

An extended 2-storey Scottish barn conversion with one wall lined by roses
Knott View in Sedbergh
Sedbergh
Cumbria
England
Sleeps
4
Bedrooms
2

Knott View sits within a 17th-century Grade II listed barn conversion on a working farm near Sedburgh in Cumbria. It lies between the Yorkshire Dales and The Lake District, offering guests outstanding views and tranquillity within a remote rural location. Sleeps 4.

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Riddings Barn
Beck Foot
Cumbria
England
Sleeps
8
Bedrooms
4

Riddings Barn is a delightful stone-built rural holiday cottage in Howgill, a charming hamlet near Sedbergh. The stone-built barn conversion blends tradition with contemporary style and boasts wonderful views over Cumbria and The Lake District, as well as an open-plan design and an abundance of natural light.

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Self-catering holidays in Sedbergh would be incomplete without visiting some of the town’s historic landmarks, including the beautiful Norman church of St Andrew’s. Nearby, on a hillside overlooking the town, Castlehaw is an ancient motte and bailey castle built to defend the town from the Scots. On the outskirts of Sedbergh, the former Victorian woollen mill of Farfield has been restored by local people and is now a base for 16 artists and craftspeople. 

You will find some of Cumbria’s top attractions within a few miles of your Sedbergh holiday cottage. The Carlisle to Settle Railway provides a relaxing way to take in the breathtaking scenery of Garsdale and Dentdale. At the same time, Holme Farm is a popular family day out with a variety of rare animals. Sedbergh lies at the western edge of Yorkshire Dales National Park, where 680 square miles of dales and stone-built villages await discovery. To Sedbergh’s west, the Lake District National Park is close enough for day trips with forests, lakes and mountains, which are a paradise for hiking, sailing, climbing and other outdoor activities.