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1 Low Hall Beck Barn
Self contained apartment situated on a working Farm in Killington. 10 minute drive from M6 Junction 37. 4.5 miles from Sedbergh and 6.6 miles from Kirkby Lonsdale. Both of which have multiple pubs, restaurants and small shops. Perfect location for scenic walks, bike rides and visits to the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales National Parks. Parking spaces for two vehicles along with an outside seating area. Self catering fully equipped Kitchen. Double bed with bedding and towels provided. No pets.

Bumble Cottage - Sedbergh (19 miles to Windermere)
Bumble Cottage is a recently renovated semi-detached barn conversion. The cottage is less than a 5 minute walk from the main street in Sedbergh village and the Yorkshire Dales Way is right outside the front door. It has been furnished to a high standard and is the ideal getaway. This chocolate box village has stunning hikes, bike rides, wild swimming, golf and fishing for the outdoor type. It also has award winning pubs, shops and art galleries on the doorstep. Insta - @honey_pot_cottages

Rural getaway with a view – Old Spout Barn
Old Spout Barn has been renovated into a luxury two bedroomed Holiday Cottage with a multi fuel burner, picture window to capture the breath-taking views of the Howgill Fells and a bespoke well equipped kitchen. The living area is open plan with T.V. & Wi-Fi throughout. There is a twin bedroom downstairs. Upstairs there is the Master bedroom and Bathroom with a shower and separate bath. The barn has private off-road parking for two vehicles and a Patio for you to enjoy the stunning views.

The Old Potting Shed, cosy retreat with hot tub
The Old Potting Shed is a romantic hideaway for two set in the walled garden of the owners' house with its own private entrance. The retreat is totally secluded, but still just a minutes walk to Sedbergh's lovely pubs and cafes. It's the perfect base: head out walking in the hills straight from your door or use our electric bikes to explore the quiet lanes. When you get back, soak in the wood fired hot tub and enjoy a drink on the terrace while admiring the wonderful view of the fells.

IVY GARTH, Heart of Sedbergh, Dog Friendly, Garden
South facing garden, with 3 double bedrooms over two floors, two bathrooms on first floor. Walking distance to Main Street with restaurants and pubs, cash point and tourist information. Excellent butcher and green grocer, as well as other independent shops. Great walks and bike trails. Winder Fell is easily accessible at the end of Bainbridge Road Turning left up Joss Lane Cricket matches during the summer and the famous Wilson run every March There is no access to washing

Finkle Cottage in Sedbergh with a king double bed.
Superb one bedroom cottage in Sedbergh, seconds walk from Main Street good food pubs & cafes. Open plan ground floor with a wood burning stove, well equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, washing machine, 80/20 fridge freezer & microwave. Large shower room with washbasin & toilet. Large bedroom with a king 5' wide double bed & windows on two sides. Secure cycle storage available alongside. Sedbergh parking permit provided. The nearest car park is less than 100m away.

Siskin cottage
Siskin cottage is solar powered and semi detached, with plant lovers gardens front and back. There's a wildlife pond full of frogs and numerous bird feeders. Seating areas encourage you to enjoy the tranquility. A shed for bike storage & parking for two cars. Inside natural light is celebrated with a light decor and glass doors. Downstairs is tiled throughout, ideal if you arrive a bit damp and great if you're bringing a dog! Well equipped kitchen and a piano!

Dalesway cottage
our lovely 2 bedroom cottage features a welcoming living area with a log burner, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom also a rear garden with seating in a quiet friendly area. come and enjoy Sedbergh walks with fabulous views with shops, cafes and pubs located approximately 3/4 mile into the market town where you can also find a tourist information centre. the property is situated on the dalesway walk and also the hamlet having won Cumbria in bloom multiple times.

The Old Dairy at the Green - It's all yours!
Not available? Try Jim's Place or The Snug! The Old Dairy is in the glorious Yorkshire Dales. If you love peace and quiet, dark starry skies, walks in the fresh air and spectacular views all round - it's for you. Key safe entry to your own front door and the studio is all yours. Cosy and relaxing! Great pubs, cafes and shops nearby. A great getaway with a roomy outdoor space of your own for all day sunshine and views of the Howgill hills.

Cosy Character Cottage in the Heart of Town
Nestled in the picturesque town of Sedbergh, amidst the stunning landscapes of the Yorkshire Dales and Cumbria, our Airbnb offers a cosy retreat in a period-listed property. This charming one-bedroom accommodation exudes warmth and character, providing a quintessential British experience. Perfect for a romantic getaway or a peaceful solo retreat, our Airbnb in Sedbergh promises a delightful escape in the heart of natural beauty.

Wuthering Heights - in the heart of Sedbergh
Wuthering Heights is a lovely holiday let situated in the heart of the delightful market town of Sedbergh in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. This holiday accommodation is a maisonette over 2 floors with beautiful views of St Andrews Church and surrounding scenery. Sleeping up to 4 people, Wuthering Heights is the ideal escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Cosy Flat in the Yorkshire Dales
Cosy flat in the centre of a quiet Yorkshire Dales book town; Sedbergh. It’s easily accessible being 10 minutes from the M6. A great base for exploring the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District. In walking distance to great pubs, restaurants and local amenities. A Light spacious open plan living room, kitchen and dining area. One bedroom with a king size bed.
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Other great holiday rentals in Sedbergh

A cosy home in Sedbergh (with parking).

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Black Cabin Retreat with Hot Tub and Sauna

Pippin Cottage

Relaxing rural retreat

The Wash House - cosy & centrally located bothy

Centrally located cottage with modern style 5*

4 Main Street - Luxury Boutique House
When is the best time to visit Sedbergh?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Sedbergh?
Many visitors choose accommodations in Sedbergh's village center or surrounding countryside, enjoying local stone cottages and converted barns. Both areas have stays for couples, solo travelers, and families looking for a peaceful setting.
What are the best things to do in Sedbergh with kids?
Children often enjoy walking gentle trails, visiting playgrounds near the village, and exploring bookshops. Seasonal fairs and craft sessions are also frequently suggested for families.
What are some of the best things to do in Sedbergh?
Explore independent bookshops, hike the Howgill Fells, and visit local artisan markets. The area has opportunities for outdoor adventure, cultural exploration, and community gatherings.
How is the weather in Sedbergh?
Sedbergh has cool, wet winters from around 32–43°F (0–6°C) and milder, damp summers near 49–65°F (10–18°C). Waterproof clothing is useful year-round, as rainfall is common across all seasons.
When is the best time to visit Sedbergh?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and vibrant landscapes. During these seasons, outdoor activities and community festivals are more frequent.
What are the best places to visit in Sedbergh?
Often recommended spots include historic St. Andrew's Church, local bookshops, and artisan markets. Many visitors also explore the Howgill Fells for panoramic countryside views.
What are some hiking trails in Sedbergh?
Sedbergh is known for hiking trails such as the Howgill Fells, riverside paths, and woodland walks. Trails around the village provide varying levels of difficulty and scenic views.
What are some family activities we can do in Sedbergh?
Families frequently enjoy gentle walks, exploring local bookshops, and joining craft sessions at community spaces. The area also has play parks and seasonal events that welcome children.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Sedbergh?
You can explore the Yorkshire Dales National Park for scenic walks, visit market towns around the region, or discover historic estates nearby. Outdoor activities and cultural spots are often recommended for day trips.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Sedbergh?
Many accommodations in Sedbergh welcome pets, especially village cottages and countryside rentals. You will find easy access to walking trails and open spaces for pets to enjoy.
What are some local tips for visiting Sedbergh?
Locals often suggest trying a village bakery, joining guided walks for insight into natural history, and visiting markets early for freshest finds. Respect countryside paths by keeping gates closed and following marked trails.
What is Sedbergh known for?
Sedbergh is known for its book town heritage, traditional stone architecture, and scenic walks through the Howgill Fells. The area has rural charm and a commitment to locally rooted culture.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Sedbergh?
Hidden gems in Sedbergh often include village bookshops, quiet village greens, and woodland trails. Local tearooms and small craft studios are frequently suggested for a unique experience.
What are the best foods to try in Sedbergh?
Sedbergh has frequently suggested local lamb dishes, hearty pies, and traditional Yorkshire puddings. Visitors also often explore farmhouse cheeses and bakery treats in village cafés and markets.
What should I bring for a trip to Sedbergh?
Pack waterproof jackets, sturdy walking shoes, and layered clothing to accommodate cool and often rainy weather. A reusable bag is handy for market visits, and a camera helps capture countryside scenes.
What is the nightlife in Sedbergh like?
Sedbergh's nightlife is relaxed, with local pubs and social clubs often providing live music, quiz nights, and home-cooked meals. The village atmosphere encourages friendly gatherings rather than late-night venues.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Sedbergh?
Sedbergh often hosts country fairs and book-themed festivals, reflecting its historic connection with literature and rural life. Local markets and seasonal celebrations are frequently suggested for visitors interested in regional culture.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Sedbergh?
Sedbergh has a range of family friendly vacation rentals, including spacious cottages and countryside homes. Many places offer self-catering options and easy access to outdoor play areas.
All about Sedbergh
Situated in the Lake District in Cumbria within the boundaries of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, the small town of Sedbergh is fittingly called one of England’s Booktowns thanks to its extensive collection of independent and secondhand bookshops. You’ll be struck by the beauty of its rolling green landscape, punctuated by the famous Howgill Fells, and the sound of the tranquil River Rawthey — a captivating setting for any adventure story.
Sedbergh made a name for itself in the 13th century as a trading and market hub, but before that it was widely used by the Saxons, Vikings, and Normans due to its position at the confluence of four rivers. As a result, the town’s architecture is as diverse as its history. Featuring a 12th-century Norman church, the 1525-built Sedbergh School, and the Quaker Meeting House at Brigflatts constructed in 1675, you can easily get lost in another time while walking the streets. Today, Sedbergh thrives as a marketplace and a centre for outdoor recreation, whether you’re looking for fine wool textiles, secondhand books, or an adrenalin rush on a mountain bike or kayak.
What are the top things to do in Sedbergh?
St Andrew’s Church
Built in 1130, St Andrew’s Church is Sedbergh’s oldest building. This active Anglican parish church is Grade I listed. Its handcarved stonework and exposed wood construction hark back to medieval times, while its stained glass, 19th-century organ, and eight-bell tower are artistic marvels.
Fairfield Mill
Once the epicentre of Sedbergh’s textile production industry, the Fairfield Mill has been open since 1837. While it was a working mill for more than 150 years, it is now a testament to Sedbergh’s heritage, with exhibits showcasing its history and workshops where you can learn to weave. In addition to being a historically significant Victorian woollen mill, the building is home to dozens of local artisans selling traditional and contemporary arts and crafts.
Hiking the Howgill Fells
This area was made famous by a renowned English fellwalking author who wrote a book about the Howgill Fells, which are part of Yorkshire Dales National Park and a 20-minute bike ride north of Sedbergh. Rising 676 metres above sea level at their peak, the Howgill Fells can be hiked in a day with no special equipment required. While you’re here, stop by the Cautley Spout to see England’s highest waterfall, whose cascade falls almost 200 metres. According to the author, the Fells resemble a group of reclining elephants.
Destinations to explore
- Lake District National Park
- Yorkshire Dales National Park
- yorkshire dales
- Blackpool Pleasure Beach
- Grasmere
- Buttermere
- Fountains Abbey
- Hadrian's Wall
- Forest of Bowland National Landscape
- The World of Beatrix Potter Attraction
- Blackpool Tower
- North Pier
- Weardale
- Sandcastle Water Park
- Muncaster Castle
- Ingleborough
- University of Central Lancashire
- Lytham Green
- Malham Cove
- The Bowes Museum
- Duddon Valley
- The Grasmere Gingerbread Shop
- Richmond Castle
- St Bees Beach





