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Coronavirus - Given the current situation are taking extra measures to ensure our guests are safe with extra anti bacterial cleaning ❤️ We are a stunningly renovated terraced cottage, from the moment you step through the door your relaxing break will begin. The contemporary open plan living area with comfy sofas and wood burner, dining and kitchen areas, to the cosy bedroom with plump pillows and contemporary en-suite bathroom. In the garden there is also private Hot Tub underneath a pergola.

Key to the Esk is open plan living. The finish is to a high standard and the cottage flows very well. Out side there is a pergola containing a Hot Tub and large patio arear for alfresco dining. Hot tub features 80 jets and Bluetooth speakers. Every need has been catered for and guests will feel truly at home at Key to the Esk.

The River Esk runs at the back of the property, fantastic walks can be had along the river and surrounding countryside. This is an ideal honeymoon destination as the world-famous Blacksmiths Shop and Scottish wedding venue at Gretna Green is only 3 miles away with fantastic shopping at the Gretna retail outlet. Key to the Esk is situated in lovely countryside nestled between the Lake District and Northumberland National Parks, and is also only a few miles from the Solway Coast in Dumfries and Galloway and the Scottish Borders and Hadrian’s Wall. It couldn’t be easier to explore Scotland and England. After a day exploring the countryside, what better than to return to your tranquil retreat and sit under the pergola or relax in the hot tub. Shop, pub and restaurant 50 yards

***COVID update, availability changing daily, ask about ANY date and ANY duration***Key workers only Clift Hill - for Lake District & Hadrian's Wall. Easy car & train access. From £350 to £1400 per night + VAT Isolated and very clean. Train, Hosp 15 mins. 5 mins shops, M6 j44 PETS ON REQUEST Hot tub(s) & catering dinner, tea, bfast etc

First of all I recognise that planning a gathering involves lots of work, including research, and is not without stress. To that end, although you can book instantly, you might want to click on the 'contact host' button to ask questions when you've finished reading....I can help you with a lot: from a wedding reception or other major party to just a family reunion e.g. caterers for dinner (15 to 45 pounds pp) murder mystery (from 300), hot tubs, axe throwing, mini olympics in paddock! Welcome to my family home and principal residence. (I move out when you stay and it's all yours). It is different to most holiday lets in that you will see and benefit from the fact it is lived in. As such, you will quickly feel relaxed in your new home! - important if you are hosting an event. CLIFT HILL With majestic views over the Solway Plain, this grand building provides a captivating base from which to explore the Lake District, Hadrian’s Wall and Southern Scotland Clift Hill is a generously proportioned Edwardian mansion, designed for the last days of servants and built during the first years of the Great War. Long-defunct bell pushes can be found in most rooms, including some bathrooms; a reminder of a bygone era. Relive a time when enormous bath tubs and dressing for dinner were de rigeur. The house is the perfect place to celebrate a birthday with children and grandchildren who’ll be delighted to see hares in the garden in the mornings and startled deer in the overgrown orchard…my children say the house is perfect for hide and seek. Younger parties may enjoy darts, table football in the cloakroom and watching movies with the projector or the possibility of a hot tub after a barbecue at the fire-pit on the terrace. Others may roll up the rugs and put the bang & olufsen on max and dance! HOUSE & GARDENS The building was conceived in 1913 and finished in 1915, designed by the Chance family, who were wealthy merchants involved in the local textile mills (worth a visit). They started building the house on the small hillock opposite but changed their mind and opted for the more solid rock that permits substantial cellars. During my work on the house, I have learnt how much the Edwardians loved fresh air. There is an elaborate venting system that resembles in parts one of those pneumatic tube transport devices. Nowadays I try to keep the air from coming into the house but the eleven fireplaces and forty-four doors often conspire against me. However, the illusion of being outside when indoors extends beyond the air vents. In the handsome dining room, William Morris wallpaper meets wisteria creeping in at the windows, creating an impression of a real and an imagined garden intertwining. The enormous family portrait on the dining room wall was painted by John Walton in 1957. Sharp eyes will notice that he is in the picture, holding a paintbrush. The wonderful fireplace and decor make this a room that can be as formal as you wish, or the perfect size for long board games or late-night poker sessions. In the ground floor cloakroom there is a magnificent thunder box lavatory and large double sinks. Pride in plumbing is a leitmotif of this mini mansion. From the master bedroom with its interesting en-suite bathroom, there is a view on all sides over miles of wide, open landscape, with both the North Pennines and Lake District omnipresent. Today you can enjoy these views just as the original owner, Mr Chance once did. Nothing but nothing has changed! The house once had its own grounds, river, farm, greenhouse, stables and garaging for a multitude of vehicles. The river is approached by deeply sunken steps that are almost tunnels through the undergrowth and after a short hop past the cows you may find the eels and sea trout that my children loved. The cliffs here are particularly dramatic and totally unexpected, formed from an outcrop of very fine-grained, orange-red “Kirklinton” sandstone. Kingfishers live here and, if you are lucky, you might catch a flash of blue as you wade to the mini island at low flow. For large parties, Clift Hill swallows children – you will get just occasional sightings. An old school bell sits on the front porch for you to summon them to supper. Houses like this are familiar to anyone who has ever watched a period drama and being here, in the spacious, elegant rooms, the Edwardian period comes alive. The original teak sink for washing your crystal is still there as are so many other features. If you can work out why there are sliding locks on the outside of so many doors or why there are arches in the interconnecting bedroom, please let me know! THE AREA For walkers, Hadrian’s Wall, a world UNESCO site, crosses 10 minutes from the house and of course, we are a short drive from the Lake District National Park and also the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. An abundance of maps is available. Nearby is the Great Border city of Carlisle, an ancient settlement with Roman discoveries still emerging. The cathedral alone is worth making the journey for, with stunning misericords and a magical ceiling depicting the heavens in midnight blue silk studded with gold stars. In the nearby countryside there are some enigmatic stone circles - including Castlerigg, dating from 3000 BC, which has bracing views of Helvellyn in the background – and Long Meg and Her Daughters, a Bronze Age stone circle near Penrith. For rail enthusiasts, remnants of the days of railway glory are all around, with the old Waverley Line route still available for unofficial exploration just up the road at Kirkandrews-on-Esk, where incidentally is the most beautiful, quite long and scary suspension bridge (max. 5 people). LOCAL HISTORY 1915 context - the year of the house was also the same year the British ran out of Artillery Shells and a huge factory was built around the corner at Gretna for women manufacturing Cordite - Known as the Devil’s Porridge (see museum devilsporridge org uk) The area is also rich in other recent and ancient history, lack of redevelopment means that there is much to see and imagine. With maps you can cross and recross the river Lyne at all the historic fording points - we have found old cart wheels. Great little local walk through private woodlands leading to Hidden River Cafe (amazing full meals), ask for details Clift Hill stands apart, literally and metaphorically, from the other buildings in this area – the house appears on the horizon long before you reach it. All around are the so-called “Debatable Lands” – neither Scottish nor English for many centuries, families simply picked a side. You were either with the Grahams or the Armstrongs, battling for cattle, land and loyalty. PRACTICALITIES Clift Hill is a great landmark, sleeping up to 21 people in beds in 9 bedrooms (one in loft has reduced privacy) and 2 in sofa bed and more by special arrangement (camp beds and tents are an option). The grounds contain a stable, fruit bushes and orchard. There is a fun area adjacent to the driveway with trampoline, zip wire and often a slackwire. The views are of the unspoilt Cumbria countryside loved by Wainwright, and the Rivers Esk, Eden and Lyne are nearby. The local linear settlement of Longtown is unrepentantly stuck in a time warp and not at all twee. You will find the basics here. The hardware shop - John Graham - has those bygone parts you need and is worth a visit. There are pubs in Longtown and neighbouring Smithfield but the best food is just along the river at the Hidden River cafe - a lovely 20 minute bike ride away. MORE ON THE HOUSE HISTORY From auction records at Sotheby’s it is evident that Mr Chance liked his art and no doubt appreciated Ruskin. We have returned most of the house to an appearance that he, William Morris or Burne-Jones might have appreciated if alive in 1915: still lots of oak and proud metal work together with a smattering of stained glass. Many of the artworks on the walls of Clift Hill today are by family members, from portraits through to abstracts. Today, the house is slowly regaining the glowing vitality it enjoyed in the lifetime of its enigmatic original owner. It offers a unique chance to step into the world where servants were on the way out and central heating was on the way in. The original floorplan is retained and the numerous doors and two staircases often make you feel as if you’re participating in a West End farce. Visitors often find themselves congregating in the large kitchen with its Aga, two sofas, and old bell system for the servants still visible. Or playing the piano and singing! For Outlander enthusiasts, film and story sites nearby. Please also look at additional photos and comments on well known social media site under clifthill. Note that airbnb only lets you book for maximum of 16. Please allow extra 35 pounds a night per person for larger bookings, payable separately. Or message me for 5 day + pricing. Please note that NO security deposit is payable when booking. I recommend booking the Sunday ..please ask. Even if you can't all stay the night it gives you a chance for a hearty walk and lunch by the fire and still time for a quiet, if long, drive or train journey. Environmental considerations LED lights throughout, electricity monitors, some recycled paper products, vegan soaps and shampoos. Further suggestions always welcome -------- Airbnb has a maximum booking and pricing size of 16. Dependent on the mix I will take up to 27 but there will be some indoor camping involved as beds sleep 23. Tents in garden also possible. ON TOP OF YOUR QUOTE HERE, for parties above 16, YOU MUST ENTER GUEST NUMBERS TO 16 AND THEN extra people are charged at 35 pounds a night, payable before arrival. Due to valuable nature of possessions in house and the fact that I don't believe in security deposits, i require photo ID from lead booker and recommend that they insure against damage done by any of their guests. Chef prices usually around 25 pounds for 3 course meal. Less for buffet. 6 seater quality hard hot tub hire 250 pounds for 2 night weekend. (435/620 for 2/3 tubs) Dogs can come into kitchen with its 2 sofas but no further. Garden is pretty secure. About TV, I have a physical TV in one bedroom but you can use large monitor in study or projector in sitting room to access all your favourite TV shows over the internet. PLEASE READ HOUSE RULES THOROUGHLY BEFORE BOOKING. I am a super relaxed, accommodating host, but you know best whether the property meets your intended purpose.

Walk across the field to the river Pick fruit from the garden (apples, plums, berries) Tourism I have a bias towards avoiding people on walks (main paths can be busy) and water. Culture is available too but in our opinion it is not the area's USP! Assuming you are up for exercise there are three great pastimes here: Hiking - bring waterproofs Lake Swimming - we have some wetsuits Mountain biking - bikes are for hire 1. I have lots of maps in the house and in my opinion map reading is pretty essential to avoid the masses on the hills. Hadrians Wall - Birdoswald, Banks, Crags and more Hills around Keswick - hire boat on lake Angle Tarn - hike up the river/waterfall Rydal Grasmere - walk and eat the local warm gingerbread Criffel, Scotland - a satisfying 3 hour climb in good weather if no recent rain Many other easy and hard walks, fitness and clothing dependent The waterfalls are spectacular after rain 2. Derwent water, rydal and bassenthwaite are good lakes for swimming and can be combined with other activities. eg binsey plus bassenthwaite, rydal plus mountain bike. 3. There is biking in the lake district eg grizedale, on groomed trails graded like ski runs. However the better experience (few people, well maintained) is to go to the 7stanes trails in Scotland. Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle all easy access by train or motorway. Shop in England or Scotland within 10 minutes drive - Carlisle or Gretna. Visit the marriage shop in Gretna at the old Blacksmith's. If you like horses there are numerous stables. Blackdyke at 10 minutes is exceptional.

Whether you are looking for adventure or a relaxing getaway, our cosy cabin in the grounds offers a comfortable retreat. With open plan accommodation and the additional luxury of your own private hot tub on the veranda, it overlooks the surrounding countryside and a large pond. After enjoying some of the areas many woodland or riverside walks a warm, welcoming hot tub is a treat to return to. *** Please note - minimum 2 nights only on Friday and Saturday ***

The Border Esk is only 5 minutes away from the Cabin and features a fabulous walk. Canonbie sits in the “Debateable Lands”; a considerable expanse of land neither under the rule of the Scots nor the English, thus becoming a refuge for all the outlaws in the region. Liddesdale and the land around Canonbie was the territory of the infamous Armstrong Clan, which had the reputation of being the wildest of all the riding families on both sides of the Border. There was also a priory at Canonbie, destroyed by the English in 1542. The stones were used in the building of Canonbie Bridge. A mound can still be seen on its former site.

An excellent venue for group celebrations and familes, with versatile rooms, table tennis, pool table, darts, hot tub, a range of keep fit equipment, cinema screen, reading area, and a fully functioning bar. Rural location. Sleeps 19 in beds with an additional single put up bed. We have 3 double rooms, one with adjoining triple bunk room, a bunk room with 4 beds, and bunk room with 3 built in double bunks.

Mosspaul is steeped in Borders history and tradition and is itself a landmark on the road from Edinburgh to Carlisle. It is set in miles of beautiful rural countryside, where sheep farming is the main source of income. The house has recorded history as a coaching inn dating from the 17th century and was either a monastery or chapel before that called St Paul's on the Moss. It has played host to famous visitors and colourful local characters over the years and most local people could tell you a story or two about it. We chose to live here as the rural setting suits us (and our dogs!) and we fell in love with the old Inn on sight. Mosspaul has its own working bar, a sitting room with log burner and a multipurpose media room with 11 foot screen for DVDs, TV Freesat, and a box with Blueray, cds and HDMI connections for games consoles. It also has table tennis or dining for up to 28. The bar has a pool table, poker table and darts and guests can take advantage of our keg collection service to pull their own pints. The veranda houses keep fit equipment including a rowing machine, weights and free weights, leg stretcher and other items. The room is locked, but the key is available on request (for use by all groups apart from stags, hens and "house parties" except by prior arrangement). The house has 2 double rooms ensuite, 1 bedroom with 2 double bunks ensuite, 1 double ensuite with an adjoining room with a triple bunk, 1 bunk room with two double showers and 3 built in double bunks. All the bedrooms and stairs were recarpeted in November 2017 and the bathrooms were upgraded in early 2018. Bed linen is provided, but not bath and hand towels. The house is rented as a whole so guests have exclusive use of the facilities.

Mosspaul is situated on the boundary between the Scottish Borders and Dumfries and Galloway, set in beautiful, but sometimes wild farm and moorland. The region has its own unique history and culture that differs from town to town. You will find excellent hill walking on the doorstep, and fishing, shooting, cycling, great roads for motorbikes, horseriding, quirky villages, museums, stately homes, forbidding castles, abbeys and shopping all close by. It is also an ideal place to kick back and relax away from the bustle of everyday life. There are festivals all year round, such as the Denholm Folk Festival, the Kings of the 7s rugby and the Borders Book Festival. Possibly the most famous are the Border Common Ridings which take place each summer. These historic events date back centuries and are still the main event of the year in each town. The people of the towns take to horseback and ride the borders of each area, just as they did many years ago when they kept them safe and secure from neighbouring thieves of livestock and land. There are two rideouts to Mosspaul itself taking place in late May every year. Please check the dates with the owners if you wish to visit at this time. Shops and supermarkets in Langholm (17kms) and Hawick (21kms) should cater for all your needs while you stay at Mosspaul. Mosspaul is set on the high point between the Teviot Valley to the west and the Ewes Valley to the East. We are 10 miles from Langholm and 13 miles from Hawick in an area of peaceful and thriving farm and moorland just by the source of the river Teviot. There are many walks right on the doorstep, and you can attempt the three Mosspaul Marilyns direct from the hotel without having to step into a car. Within easy reach by car are walking for all abilities, water sports at Keilder Water and off road cycling at both 7 Stanes and Craik Forrest. Rock UK at Newcastleton offers an excellent range of outdoor pursuits, and Bisley at Braidwood offers excellent clay pigeon shooting packages. Border Bubble will come out to Mosspaul with Bubble Football for a bit of fun. Carlisle Airport offers flights in around the locality at very reasonable prices. If you are more interested in history, both Hawick and Langholm have museums and Hermitage Castle, Bowhill and Abbotsford, to name a few, are all within easy reach.

Shepherds Cottage is a lovely, 3 bedroom private cottage in Carlisle. The farmhouse-like interior makes the private space feel like a traditional, British home. Bedroom 1 is double en-suite, bedroom 2 is a small double and bedroom 3 is bunk beds full adult size. Kitchen has oven, washing machine, dryer, fridge and dish washer! Property suitable for families and children. Cot & high chair available upon request. - Use “Stone Eden Nursery School” for address if struggling.

This annex has been renovated and redesigned from the farmhouse cottage to be a functional yet desirable space. It's a perfect space that has plenty of room to socialise. The layout separates the kitchen and dinning area dining. The lounge also has a double and two single sofa beds.

10 minute taxi into the centre of Carlisle. There is also pub/restaurant in walking distance of property (3 minute walk!)

Our double room occupies the top floor of the house. It is large and comfortable. It offers privacy whilst still being part of the household. We are situated near enough to comfortably walk into town but surrounded by trees, fields and peace. CarlisleHouse of Characteris LGBTQ+friendly, disability friendly and inclusive of all backgrounds.

Fiona and Roger's lovely house of art, music, books and peace is situated on one of the highest points in the city and has wonderful views. The house is within walking distance of the city centre and yet surrounded by huge mature trees, with extensive gardens. There is even a field to the rear with horses, ducks and geese! Carlisle is a small city, perfect for visiting the Lakes, Southern Scotland , Hadrian's Wall. It is steeped in history and boasts an award winning museum, as well as trendy bars and restaurants. Carlisle is a great place to stop off when cycling the Coast to Coast, Hadrian's Cycle Path or Land's End to John O'Groats. We have secure cycle storage. We are also 20 minute walk from the station. DIRECTIONS.:- Please note that sat nav will probably take you round the back of the house (up Tyne Street). Not ideal as track is bumpy and can be muddy!! So key in CHERTSEY MOUNT in your satnav and drive to the end. Park up on the LEFT under the trees to unload your luggage. Then Walk through the gate at the end. Click on the address after booking for clearer directions if needed. :-)

Our home has all the benefits of being in the city but feels like you are living in the countryside! A GREAT LOCATION I'm sure you'll agree. Carlisle is a lively, safe, small city. It has a university and hence a thriving 'trendy bar' scene. I believe Carlisle has more trees per mile than any other city! With its tree-lined streets, gardens and parks there is always bird song to be heard. This year we have a resident pheasant in the gardens!

In our Grade ll listed property you will have your own living space, bed room with a double or twin bed and your private shower room. I can provide a single bed for a child up to 10 years (£15), a travel cod for a toddler or a baby's crib and highchair for an additional £10. You should let me know so we can discuss your requirements at the time of booking. We are in an area of outstanding national beauty-on the Solway coast and on the Hadrian's wall walking route.

In our B&B-you have your own living room and bathroom. Our house is situated west of Carlisle (North of England); overlooking the marsh across to Scotland. A great place to explore wildlife, walk the Hadrian's wall or visit Cities like Glasgow and Edinburgh.

In Burgh-by-Sands there is a pub: (please check for opening times as it is changing hands at the moment)-The Greyhound Inn, a post office and a church. Further pubs are in Monkhill, I can recommend for eating ( they take orders till 8 pm ) and in Port Carlisle and in Bowness on Solway.

Beautiful location with stunning views. Five minute walk into the centre of the town with shops, coffee shops and pubs. Beautiful walks and bike rides from the doorstep. Golf course and driving range five minutes walk. Ample on site parking.

Use of kitchen with coffee and tea provided.

The monument can be seen from the back of the house.

Our unique, 2 bedroom luxury log cabins are hand crafted using carefully selected quality logs of even size. Each cabin features a wood burning stove and underfloor heating along with many other modern conveniences such as free Wi-Fi and flat screen T.V's. Nestled in the wooded Ewes Valley, we provide an ideal base for exploring some of the beautiful countryside and stunning scenery the Scottish Borders has to offer.

Within walking distance of Langholm Moor, an idillic setting for walkers, bird watchers, cyclists and those who just want to enjoy the beautiful Scottish Borders. Gretna Green also only a short drive away.

We are situated on the outskirts of Langholm, a small town just a short walk away from shops, bars and other conveniences. We are a 30 minute drive from Carlisle or Hawick, and only 20 minutes from Gretna Green. All accessible on local bus routes. The Lake District is also nearby. So why not take a trip to Carlisle Castle, The Blacksmiths Shop or Hadrian's Wall during your stay.

Newly decorated apartment comprising of bedroom, living room, bathroom modern kitchen with washer/tumble dryer, oven and microwave. Set in beautiful Langholm, walking distance to the shops. Opposite Buccleuch centre theatre offering entertainment and a lovely food menu. Off road parking directly outside The Warren. Would comfortably sleep two but there is additional sleeping in the form of a sofa bed in the living room. Wi fi, hair dryer, towels and basic toiletries provided.

We are new to Airbnb and hope you have a super stay, we have tried to provide everything to make your stay as comfortable as possible.

Langholm is also known as the ‘Muckle Toon’ is a burgh of Dumfries and Galloway in South West Scotland. The river Esk flows through Langholm and permits are available for game fishing. There are plenty of walking opportunities. Local coffee shops are near by. Latimers of Langholm is a family ran business selling all things for the home. There are a range of other shops, crafts and convince stores. The Co-op is the main super market in the town. Langholm hosts many talented artists, you can see their art, Philip Gunn at the Art corner and Julie Dumbarton at the Francis of Assi church. If you have a keen interest in biking Newcastleton 7Stanes is 10.1 miles away. The Beccleuch Center offers shows, entertainment and hosts a lovely coffee shop.

Billholm House is set on the River Esk in the heart of the Dumfriesshire Hills. The stunning 18th century country house sits in a wonderful private location with magnificent views. Attached to Billholm House is a luxury holiday let, set across 2 floors, newly renovated to a very high standard. The estate has 1/2 mile of private fishing rights on the River Esk one of the biggest salmon/trout rivers in Scotland. An ideal retreat for fishing enthusiasts. Fishing season 1st April to 31st October

The holiday let has many original quirky features. As you enter through the stable door there is a porch for shoes and coats. To the left there is a shower room with WC, ideal if you’re muddy from the outdoors or if the upstairs bathroom is being used. The newly furnished kitchen has a range cooker, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, washer and dryer. Upstairs there is a comfortable living room with plenty space to relax in front of the log burner with fuel provided. A large bathroom with waterfall shower and slipper bath and WC. There is also a separate WC giving everyone extra space and that extra touch of luxury. There are 2 large double bedrooms with room to relax and unwind. One bedroom has a day bed to either use to relax or for an extra guest. Well behave dogs welcome at an additional £20 per dog.

The neighbouring farm has cows and sheep, if you’re lucky you’ll catch a sight of them all running along the lane. The picturesque town of Langholm is 8 miles away which is also on bus route. There are art galleries, pubs, cafes, restaurants, groceries shops, a Co-op, fuel station and much more. 6 miles in the other direction sits the small village Eskdalemuir with a small shop and Bistro. The Samyeling Tibetan Buddhist monastery is a worldwide visiting tourist attraction with spectacular architecture and only 6 miles away. Lockerbie is 15 miles away, Gretna 23 miles.

The Mews has a single entrance and a completely self contained studio apartment within the building with high levels of security with external CCTV on entrance and internal CCTV on communal stairway. The studio apartment has a King Size bed with super comfy mattress and two high quality single Z beds. Each apartment has its own shower/toilet/sink and the specification is of an exceptional standard. The studio is Smart lock accessible ensuring guests do not require keys.

Shepherds Crook is a stunning three bedroom private cottage in Carlisle. The farmhouse like interior makes this space feel like a traditional British home. It is perfect for either short or long stays and has unlimited free off road parking. It is a very high standard property recently renovated and updated with a brand new kitchen.

There are two double bedrooms downstairs and a twin room upstairs, there is a large dining kitchen/living space with a huge farmhouse table perfect for both families and couples. there are three separate toilets with one having a walk in shower.

Shepherds Crook is located on the edge of Scotby Village which has a traditional village green, shop, pub, church, village hall and the best Indian Restaurant in Carlisle just a few minutes walk away.

Welcome to Carlisle. You couldn't really get much more central place than our house. This is a ground floor room, at the front of the property, ideally the room accommodates one guest, but it does have a high quality double bed. 2 guests are fine but you can only access the bed from one side.

Large townhouse in the centre of Carlisle, opposite the old fire station and close to the historic castle. A hotel look and feel, but at a fraction of the cost. A short walk from the shops and night life, a major multi point bus stop and the train station. In the house you have a lovely ground floor room, which is where the communal room and kitchen are also, on the first floor is your bathroom with shower. The house is accessed by a secure lock box, and all personal rooms are lockable. I do not live on the premises, but I can be reached at most times. There are two nice cafes within a minute walk, opposite the house in the Old Fire Station, and down the road at the Gone To The Dogs cafe. Further up town, there are a viarity of cafes and restaurants, or if you prefer you can use the kitchen and make yourself a nice homely meal.

Our house is located right in the centre of Carlisle, a lovely three story townhouse. There is a 24hour pay and display car park located behind the house, and hour disk zone parking (between 8am-6pm out side these times you are free to park at leisure) a short walk away. Most local amenities are on your doorstep, and can also be delivered right to the door too.

Zara Continental Hotel was recently refurbished in 2014. Each of our rooms come with en-suite bathroom. Our friendly staff will escort you to your room on arrival.

Newly decorated apartment comprising of bedroom, living room, bathroom modern kitchen with washer/tumble dryer, oven and microwave. Set in beautiful Langholm, walking distance to the shops. Opposite Buccleuch centre theatre offering entertainment and a lovely food menu. Off road parking directly outside The Burrow. Would comfortably sleep two but there is additional sleeping in the form of a sofa bed in the living room. Wi fi, hair dryer, towels and basic toiletries provided.

We are new to Airbnb and hope you have a super stay, we have tried to provide everything to make your stay as comfortable as possible.

Buccleugh centre The Douglas pub Various cafe shops Lots of local walks More information to follow .....

Caravan set in a remote tranquil Eskdalemuir woodland , 3 miles from Samye Ling Bhuddist Sanctuary. The caravan has all modern amenities and a there is a separate shower / toilet adjacent to the caravan As well as visiting Samye Ling the area is ideal for walking and biking holidays . We keep our own chickens , geese and several bee hives and produce our own honey . We have 3 dogs at home and guests are welcome to bring pets to the caravan Also please see our newly built yurt sleeping 4 people

WiFi in caravan

Remote , rural , wildlife watching heaven We have a 3 acre wetland and a very large pond adjacent to the house which is teeming with wildlife , this area has been totally left to nature and it’s also where we keep our bee hives , even now after living here for 6 years I’m still finding amazing invertebrates that I’ve never seen before

This is a clean town house right in the centre of Carlisle. You have your own tea and coffee making facilities and your own cutlery and crockery should you wish to cook. There is free super fast fibre internet. The high street is a minutes walk away. The train station is about 10 minutes walk away. There is free parking in the evenings in the disk zone area. Or a pay and display car park is right behind the house. I do not live on the property but I'm local should you need anything.

This is a double room on the 2nd floor facing the front of the property.

The property is very centrally located in Carlisle. Ideal for work or leisure. It's on the side of town away from the night life so its nice and quiet. However shops, dining and night life are between 2 and 10 minutes walk from the house.

Welcoming modern home in quiet area of Carlisle. Private double bedroom with access to 2 shared bathrooms, utility room with laundry facilites, shared living room, shared large modern kitchen and dining room which also has TV for a second living room, spacious sun trap garden with decking and patio area.

Must like dogs as i have 4 legged friend, Toby

Lovely quiet area, with lots of local amenities on the doorstep. Local pub, shops, and takeaways within 10 mins walk.

This spacious and flexible dorma bungalow is situated in the village of Eskdalemuir, made popular by The Kagyu Samye Ling Tibetan Centre, the largest Buddhist Monastery and Tibetan Centre in the western world. The rear of the property has beautiful open countryside.

A private bedroom in a newly refurbished family town house renovated to an exceptionally high standard. Perfectly located: A 10 minute walk to the city center and train station. A 5 minute walk from Hadrian’s Wall Walk Route. An 8 minute walk to Nandos! Very close to all public transport links.

A recently finished brand new refurbished beautiful town house, in a great location. A large open plan kitchen dining room with a living room on the front of the house offers a large space for guests to relax.

Within walking distance of some of the best bars and restaurants in Carlisle and also all of the historic attractions to this Great Border City.

Bank Cottage is a cosy detached property in the small friendly village of Bowness on Solway, right at the start (or end) of the famous Hadrian’s Wall Path National Trail, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This stone-built 200 year old cottage offers breathtaking sea and sunset views across the Solway estuary towards Scotland. Whether you're looking for a retreat, with wood burning stove, private hot tub and luxury free standing bath, or walking, cycling and birdwatching, this place is for you!

Come and stay at Bank Cottage and enjoy this unique property that has all the charms of a traditional English cottage with breathtaking sea and sunset views! The cottage offers 2 bedrooms, and each room with its own bathroom and shower facilities. Enjoy a lazy soak in our freestanding bath after a relaxing walk along the beach! Why not also try our reinvigorating rain shower enclosed in a marble cubicle - sneak preview on the pic we have attached! The kitchen is fully equipped with high end Smeg appliances which includes a retro fridge, washer/dryer and a range cooker. A Dualit coffee machine and a toaster is also provided along with all essential amenities. The spacious lounge includes 2 premium leather sofas, wood burning stove and a 43inch Ultra HD smart TV with free Netflix subscription plus a blue ray player. The outside space includes a grassed area and a large patio. Enjoy a glass of bubbly in our private hot tub any time of the year!

Bank Cottage is the perfect base for exploring the surrounding areas including historic city of Carlisle which boasts its own castle, The Lake District and Scotland. The public transport from Carlisle also offers easy access to travel to Edinburgh and Glasgow as well as Newcastle and Manchester.

A cosy king bed suitable for a travellers, on the top floor of our house, cot and large sofa bed is available. The bedroom also can be a two single beds use. The bus stop is 1 min walk away from the house and you can get to town within 20 min on the 76 bus. (Cash only, for buses)As well as you can find train station and bus station at the town and is only 30 min walk from the house, taxi is only 8min. The area is nice and the nebourhood is quiet.

Our cosy, king size bed is located on second floor. It is peaceful and quiet at late evening in the area and house. The bathroom is shared with the host. Guests are more than welcome to use the kitchen and fridge at any time. Our house is situated in the quiet area and does have many bars or restaurants around it but in the walking distance from Toby Carvery Carlisle which is only 14min walk away. However there is variety of food deliveries available in Carlisle as well as restaurants near the town. We are also located within a short walk from a nice Melbourne park with a river. We are a short bus journey to Town of Carlisle where you can find many atractions. As well as train station, bus station, shops, restaurants and cafes.

We are situated near enough to comfortably walk into town within short distance and are surrounded by trees, parks and peace.

A twin room in a quiet cul-de-sac, on the Western edge of Carlisle, 1.1 miles outside the city centre (approx 25 minutes walk). The Cumbria Way and National Cycle Network Route 7 run directly behind the house. You’ll love my place because it's in a friendly neighbourhood and it has a countryside view. Also, I will provide breakfast. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, walkers, motorcyclists, cyclists and dogs.

The room has twin single beds (if you prefer, these can be moved together), a bedside table, drawers and hanging space. The room looks out onto Cummersdale Holmes, which has a riverbank footpath and a countryside path that is regularly used by walkers, dog-walkers and cyclists. We've worked hard in recent years to make a number of minor and major improvements to our home. We're now very proud of it and I hope you will enjoy it as much as we do.

This is a terraced property in a suburban cul-de-sac on the Western edge of Carlisle. We are not in the middle of the countryside. However, as we are on the edge of town, there is plenty of countryside right outside our back door. There are riverside walks (alongside the River Caldew) and a country path - shared by walkers, dog-walkers and cyclists - directly behind the house. Please be aware that this property is 1.1 miles outside the city centre (approx 25 minutes walk). Although it is walkable, if you are looking for somewhere right on the doorstep of the city centre, this is not the property for you. Also, please note, if you are walking Hadrian's Wall, the nearest access point is 2.5 miles away. There are no buses that would drop you off directly at this access point and a taxi would cost you approx £7. Shops are 0.6-1.1 miles away (newsagents, Lidl and Aldi supermarkets, Co-op convenience store, takeaways, off-licence, cafes, cash machine). There is an Indian restaurant 0.6 miles away. The rest of the restaurants are in the city centre.

A lovely beautifully decorated cottage in a picturesque and very quiet setting, surrounded by the Border Esk river, hills and woods. Whether you enjoy a book by the fire, a walk along the river or would like to explore the area - all the comfort is included. Families and pets are welcome - there is a lot of space to walk and run and even a tree house for the kids to have lots of fun!

A very comfortable accommodation for 4, two bedrooms (double and twin beds), 2 separate bathrooms with baths and showers (hairdryers provided). A spacious fully equipped kitchen with a large dining table, fridge/freezer and dishwasher, as well as washer/dryer. A cosy living room with a fireplace (logs provided), table games and a small library. Outside terrace for BBQs when it's warm (table, chairs, parasol, bbq). Private parking. WI-FI. TV. Bluetooth speaker.

The area has plenty to offer both for nature as well as culture and history lovers - Sir Walter Scott Home, stunning Drumlanrig Castle, plenty of botanical gardens, children entertainment etc within 1 hour proximity. Hadrian's Wall and Vindolanda Museum - do not miss on Romans! Hawick - the wool and cashmere capital only 30 min away. Stunning sunset views from Langholm Moors. Tibetan Buddhist Centre (largest in Europe) only half an hour away. Kielder Astronomical Observatory with fascinating lectures and a possibility to look out to space through the telescope (book in advance). Local town of Langholm is only 5 min drive and offers cafes, pharmacy, supermarket etc. Langholm is famous for hosting The Langholm Common Ride Feast in July.

This spacious and flexible dorma bungalow is situated in the village of Eskdalemuir, made popular by The Kagyu Samye Ling Tibetan Centre, the largest Buddhist Monastery and Tibetan Centre in the western world. The rear of the property has beautiful open countryside.

Spend a night or more in a beautifully handcrafted wagon in the peace and tranquility of the Dumfriesshire countryside. I provide a delicious home cooked breakfast bought to you in the wagon at whatever time you desire in the morning. The bathroom is warm and spacious but separate from the wagon. This is glamping at it's most comfortable and rural.

Hand built in 2015 by me, your host. The wagon has been lovingly hand crafted, decorated and comfortably fitted out. It is well insulated and the log fire does a fantastic job at keeping you cosy. There is plenty of wood and kindling available for ease of lighting, be prepared to jump out of bed in the winter months to get it lit in the morning though, it can get chilly although the heavy feather duvet will keep you snug. The bed is fantastically comfortable and the space is large enough at 20ft by 8ft to stretch out and relax. Perfect as a romantic getaway or as a local b&b option for people with friends or family nearby. The local scenery is stunning and the farm itself is steeped in history. There is plenty to explore right on the doorstep, with beautiful views and excellent local walks. There is a small loch, (half an hours walk) for wild swimming or taking the little boat out, it's the perfect spot for a picnic. I can provide you with any information you may need about the local area and will endeavour to do anything to make your stay as comfortable as possible. There is no wifi and mobile signal is limited, making it a proper get away! The wagon is solar powered and has 2 usb charging points for phones etc. There is a mains plug available in the bathroom which is a short distance from the wagon. I look forward to welcoming you to Arkleton wagon

Langholm and the surrounding area is often overlooked as people head to the Highlands. However it has quite breathtaking scenery and beautiful hill walks. Best of all is its seclusion, while easily accessible from most areas of the UK, it is romantically rural and utterly peaceful.

We look forward to welcoming you to our converted Victorian Coach House which is entirely separate from our main house. You will have access to a private courtyard with outdoor table and chairs and also you can use the main front garden in the good weather. We provide a welcome pack which includes tea, coffee, milk, sugar, fresh bread and wine. Waterbeck is a beautiful, tranquil village yet within easy reach of the motorways to Glasgow, Edinburgh, Carlisle and Newcastle.

The Coach House is ideal as a romantic retreat, it is also great for those who wish to explore the local countryside and an ideal base for anyone who has to travel around associated with their work.

We are rural but only 2 and half miles from Junction 20 on the M74. We are 8 miles from Lockerbie, Annan or Gretna Green. Carlisle is our nearest major railway station and taxis are available there. It takes just over an hour to get to Newcastle, Glasgow and Edinburgh, either by train or driving.

This eye catching suburban property is situated within the popular Scottish Border Town of Annan and is situated in the ideal location 15 miles from Carlisle and 15 miles from Dumfries. We are also only 7 miles for Britain’s number one wedding hot spot Gretna Green. This house on arrival is entered onto a 3 car driveway with a very spacious garden at front, side and rear. This is a must visit property.

This eye catching suburban property is situated within the popular Scottish border town of Annan and is situated in the ideal location 15 miles from Carlisle and 15 miles from Dumfries . We are also only 7 miles for Britain’s number one wedding hot spot Gretna green. This house on arrival is entered onto a three car driveway with a very spacious garden at front, side and rear. As you enter through the front door you have two double bedrooms too your right and an open plan living, dining, kitchen area to your left ideal for comfortable nights in front of the television or cooking a lovely meal for house guests. The property has high security accompanied with exterior cctv, fire alarms and co2 detectors to ensure everyone’s safety. This property is a funky small family home with the edge of a young bachelor appeal. This is a must visit property.

Local to all amenities. Supermarkets, bars, restaurants, bus and train stations. Annan is situated 7 miles from the popular wedding destination Gretna green, for all guest attending weddings and events that require additional beauty treatments we have attached a link to a local beauty service - www.completebride.co.uk Interested in a special arrival to your wedding check out - www. tartancarriages.com

Minetrack Log Cabin, Liddel Water Lodges Minetrack Log Cabin is a luxurious, real log cabin set right on the English-Scottish border, overlooking the beautiful Liddel Water. The recently completed log cabin features amenities of the highest standard, including a six-person Jacuzzi hot tub, large open plan living-dining area with a fully equipped kitchen; the perfect place for a rural getaway with family or friends.

The log cabin was hand built using locally sourced larch trees, creating a unique 250 square meter dwelling. The stylish and luxurious cabin is set in the idyllic rural borders. It has an impressive entrance hall with a hand built spiral staircase constructed out of a local tree, which leads into a central living, dining and kitchen space. Here you will find a large open plan area with comfy seating, a 60" TV, Bose music systems and a roaring log fire. A state of the art kitchen makes cooking a big part of the experience, fully equipped with everything you will need. The stunning view will draw you out onto the large private deck via large opening glass doors. Here you will discover the barbecue and outdoor relaxation space. On the upper floor, there are three master en suite bedrooms with large window walls to maximise the views of the rolling countryside. Another master ensuite room is located on the ground floor and next to this is the bunk bedroom, which is perfect for kids (and even adults). The outdoor hot tub and fire pit area is the perfect place to chill with friends or family whilst listening to the relaxing river sounds. The cabin sleeps a total of 10 people over two floors, it is equipped with every luxury and comfort you could wish for ensuring you have a truly memorable stay. Note: We now have Wi-Fi!

The Lake District which is about a forty-minute drive away is England's largest National Park and includes Scafell Pike - its highest mountain, Wastwater - its deepest lake and thriving villages like Keswick and Bowness-on-Windermere. Gretna is only 9 miles away- every year over 4,000 weddings take place in Gretna and Gretna Green, which amounts to around one in eight of all weddings that take place in Scotland. It also has a well established outlet shopping centre with shops such as Ralph Lauren, Gap and M and S. Hadrian's Wall World Heritage Site is perfect for a family day out. Discover Roman life and epic history in stunning locations. Visit the farthest reaches of the Roman Empire and explore indoors and out at our Roman forts, towns and museums and uncover the story of Roman Britain. The 7stanes are seven mountain biking trails spanning the south of Scotland. The nearest one to the cabin is in Newcastleton which is approximately 7 miles away. Kielder Water & Forest Park is home to northern Europe's largest man-made lake and England's largest forest. There are many outdoor activities available here including sailing, bike trails, walks and tearooms.

Lovely private, comfortable single/couple Studio Flat adjoining the main house. The Studio includes a bedroom/lounge area, fully equipped kitchen and bathroom with large shower. Gorgeous countryside views. Easy access to and from the M74, an ideal place to stop over and break your journey to and from Scotland. Great walking/cycling area, lots of quiet lanes and Solway Firth only minutes away.

Countryside View Studio Flat - Only minutes away from the M74, this studio is perfect base for a couple or single person who wants to escape to the countryside. We are situated in a quiet corner of Eaglesfield, just past the Post Office and village shop, with lovely open aspect to the rear of the property. You will have access to the local towns such as Carlisle (20 minutes) and cities such as Glasgow (1.5 hour drive) and Edinburgh (1.5 hour drive). The Studio consists of a modern kitchen with oven, hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine and plenty of storage. In the lounge/bedroom you have a very comfortable double bed (with bedding provided), wardrobe, chest of drawers, extendable table with fold away chairs, modern flat screen TV, sofa and book case. In the shower room you have a large shower and storage. Towels will be provided. Fast Fibre Wifi is included. Outside of the studio you have access to the patio where there is a seating area and washing line which you can use. There is a large garden that surrounds the house and a driveway. The outside space is shared with ourselves but we don't mind sharing a bottle of wine on a summers day! This really is a home away from home!

Eaglesfield is a small village that has many short/long walks to soak up the lovely views. It also has a well stocked post office/shop if you need to pick anything up.