Fleshbeck Cottage

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Reviews

Ms Murray
December 2018

“Wonderful place.”

So relaxing

So relaxing
Mrs Payne October 2018

“This is cracking cottage.”

Very peaceful in the country but yet only short drive to Kirby Lonsdale. Cottage had everthing we needed. Open fire in the living room made the nights cosy. Would come again....
Mrs Gibb July 2018

“Property was looking a tad tired and in need of decoration.”

We were not aware that the dining room window looked directly into the cottage behind ours. Very off putting when eating meals. The kitchen was also overlooked but had a net curtain at the window. The kitchen and bathroom were spotless, but other rooms could do with being given the same level of dusting. The garden was sadly quite neglected, and several shrubs and plants were in need off a good chop and tidy. There was no welcome pack, and this was the first cottage we have stayed in were there was no hairdryer. That said, the cottage is in a lovely place and we did have a relaxing holiday. It was also very kind and much appreciated that they let us bring a second dog.
Mrs Mcauley June 2018

“Fleshbeck Cottage was everything we hoped it would be.”

There was nothing that wasn’t included that we would have expected. Excellent facilities and WiFi was great. The local area was beautiful with great things to see. Had an excellent meal in The Snooty Fox well worth a visit. Lovely local shops too. Definitely somewhere is would return to. Thank you x
Mr Arama March 2018

“The cottage was great for a romantic weekend in the sticks.”

Nearby Kirkby Lonsdale was a nice little town.
Mr Nichols March 2018

“The cottage was in a lovely spot, very peaceful.”

It was very clean & had just about everything you would need & being able to take the dog was a bonus, lovely little enclosed garden. However 3 things we felt let it down, there is no heat in the bathroom or bedrooms( there are plug in heaters in bedrooms so not such a problem),but it would have been nice to have somewhere to dry towels. On our first night we were cold, as the storage heater on landing didn't seem to come on till early morning. In the lounge there is a plug in heater, but without lighting the fire that is totally inadequate in the winter. The storage heater in dining room hardly felt warm. There is also just a plug in heater in kitchen. Thirdly it would have been nice to have proper sized bath towels. We did enjoy our stay & the cottage is obviously loved & well cared for, but I think you would struggle to be warm enough had the weather been snowing & frosty.
Mr Owen February 2018

“Great location for getting away from it all and close enough to Kirby Lonsdale to easily get extra provisions if needed.”

Beautiful scenery and very quiet. In the cottage itself managed a couple of roaring fires, comfortable sofas and beds and no Wi-Fi issues with four I-pads on the go. Great short-stay and good value.
Mrs Darcy February 2018

“I think this is the fifth time we have booked this cottage and it is always a great pleasure to stay here.”

The enclosed garden is perfect for our dog and the public footpath across the road provides a super walk, with fabulous views.
Mrs Darcy December 2017

“The cottage is perfect for us because it is near Kirkby Lonsdale, which is lovely anyway, and we have family there.”

The cottage has an enclosed garden which is really good for my dog. It is also a really quiet location, with nice walks.
Mrs Darcy December 2017

“Third time at this cottage.”

Enclosed garden perfect for the dog, very quiet location. Well equipped, bucket of coal and logs to light the range - very cosy. Near to Kirkby Lonsdale which is particularly lovely at Christmas.
Mark D December 2017

“Great country charm”

A real escape to the country, this old farmhouse offers an ideal location. It's just inside the Yorkshire Dales National Park and a short drive from the Lake District National Park, and minutes from historic Kirkby Lonsdale. So there's a little bit of something for everyone, and a lot of spectacular scenery! Owners, Mal and Angie, live just up the road. They're charming hosts; they couldn't do enough to make our stay more enjoyable.
Bryan B October 2017

“Peaceful surroundings”

Handily located for the Western section of the Dales, only a short drive into Kirkby Lonsdale and then good access for the Yorkshire 3 Peaks. Comfortable cottage with off road parking. Only reason that it doesn't get a 5 star is the lack of local walks from the door ( footpath opposite has a locked gate, difficult to access if you have a dog), a clothes horse would have been nice, there is a washer/dryer but not suitable for walking tops etc. Kitchen is a bit sparsely equipped, no scissors or baking tray and the smallest dinner plates I've ever seen. No instruction/welcome pack and no visitors book which personally I like to see.
Mrs Willis August 2017

“Advertised as having WiFi but extremely poor throughout the entire house- may be worth mentioning.”
Mrs Darcy May 2017

“The location was stunning, the garden was better than I expected as it was enclosed, making it safe for my (small) dog.”

The locals walks were fabulous, with amazing views. Will definitely book again.
costesseytiger September 2013

“Delightful, tranquil and sooo relaxing!”

My partner and I along with our dog have just returned from a lovely stay at Fleshbeck Cottage. Although I have completed a review on the Sykes Cottages web site I wanted to ensure this place gets even more positive exposure! Although the weather wasn't particularly kind we still managed to enjoy our break. The cottage is set in a beautiful and tranquil location approximately 3 miles north of Kirkby Lonsdale, which is a lovely and charming market town. The cottage is tastefully decorated throughout and has a mix of modern and traditional. The bathroom has recently been upgraded and sports a lovely bath/shower. The kitchen is spacious and modern and is complimented with a separate dinning area. The living room is cosy and has a lovely range fireplace and although it rained we didn't need to use it. Both bedrooms were clean and tidy ensuring we had a good night's sleep. The location is ideal for the Lancashire coast, South Lakes and Yorkshire Dales. In addition there are several small market towns to visit close by. Sedbergh has a plethora of bookshops (good for a rainy day), Kikrkby Lonsdale plays host to some nice shops and eateries including the Orange Tree pub, complete with Local ales supplied by the Kirkby Lonsdale Brewery, the Jingling Lane traditional Fish and Chip shop and The Caraid coffee shop, which like many places is dog friendly. Last but not least is the Kittridding Farm Shop, who supply a lot of local produce...I recommend their homemade chesse scones!! The owners of the cottage Mal and angie stopped by to ensure everything was ok. Hopefully 2014 will see us returning to the area.
costesseytiger September 2013

“Delightful, tranquil and soooo relaxing!”

My partner and I along with our dog have just returned from a lovely stay at Fleshbeck Cottage. Although I have completed a review on the Sykes Cottages web site I wanted to ensure this place gets even more positive exposure! Although the weather wasn't particularly kind we still managed to enjoy our break. The cottage is set in a beautiful and tranquil location approximately 3 miles north of Kirkby Lonsdale, which is a lovely and charming market town. The cottage is tastefully decorated throughout and has a mix of modern and traditional. The bathroom has recently been upgraded and sports a lovely bath/shower. The kitchen is spacious and modern and is complimented with a separate dinning area. The living room is cosy and has a lovely range fireplace and although it rained we didn't need to use it. Both bedrooms were clean and tidy ensuring we had a good night's sleep. The location is ideal for the Lancashire coast, South Lakes and Yorkshire Dales. In addition there are several small market towns to visit close by. Sedbergh has a plethora of bookshops (good for a rainy day), Kikrkby Lonsdale plays host to some nice shops and eateries including the Orange Tree pub, complete with Local ales supplied by the Kirkby Lonsdale Brewery, the Jingling Lane traditional Fish and Chip shop and The Caraid coffee shop, which like many places is dog friendly. Last but not least is the Kittridding Farm Shop, who supply a lot of local produce....I recommend their homemade chesse scones!! The owners of the cottage Mal and Angie stopped by to ensure everything was ok. Hopefully 2014 will see us returning to the area.
Loves2Travel15 October 2012

“Lovely cottage in a peaceful location”

This cottage ticks all the boxes. Two bedroom, log fire as well as central heating. Peaceful (apart from the odd tractor going past and a wierd generator-type noise from next door). Small but adequate bathroom with a really powerful shower. The only criticisms I have is that although it's fairly clean, it did smell of dog and there were dog hairs on the carpets in the living room and the double bedroom. There were also one or two on the bed which made me wonder if they had actually changed the sheets. The bed didn't smell of dog so maybe they were on someone's clothes whilst they changed the sheets. The owners have several properties to clean and I don't think that they gave themselves enough time before we checked in. Overall, I would stay here again because it had everything we needed and the location is really good because it's a convenient drive both to the Lakes and the Dales. Kirkby Lonsdale is a lovely town too. I might bring my own sheets and towels next time because they charge for bath sheets. (They do provide towels). Older travellers might like to know that the staircase has a lot of stairs and they are quite steep. This made it tough to carry our suitcases upstairs. My elderly mum had to get up several times to go to the toilet in the night and the bathroom door makes quite a loud clattering noise and it is tricky to close. It is a lovely old cottage so you have to expect these things with wonky floorboards. I found it quite charming but it's not for everyone.
Mrs S Bridgwater October 2011

“A lovely break”

The cottage is lovely exactly what I expected. If you want a quiet holiday it is ideal.
A FlipKey verified reviewer September 2011

“Cottage in great location for access to Lake District and Dales”

Friendly owners, cottage with character, lovely bedrooms and bathroom. Kirby Lonsdale has good selection of shops, pubs and restaurants. Easy access to Dales and Lakes with loads to see and do. Recommend White Scar Caves, Ingleborough, Kyaking on Windermere, Lancaster Castle and walking around Buttermere.
A FlipKey verified reviewer August 2011

“Lovely cottage in tranquil surroundings.”

The cottage was very clean and comfortable, the surrounding area was what we expected tranquil and beautiful which is why we booked this cottage. The owners were very helpful with their advice and recommendations of where to eat and visit, would stay again.
A FlipKey verified reviewer November 2010

“Peaceful Location”

Lovely location for anyone who wishes to have the ability to travel between the Lakes and the Dales. Beautiful cottage with nice people in the location of Mansberg. Would be nice if a comments book was available to help with identifiying the routes of local footpaths and recomendations for restaurants etc.
A FlipKey verified reviewer September 2010

“Fantastic Holiday”

Cottage was exactly as we imagined and area was just what we wanted. Will be going again next year.
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Features

Off road parking
Open fire
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Washing machine
Broadband / WiFi

Lune Valley Holiday Cottages

Kirkby Lonsdale 3 miles. Close to the lovely market town of Kirkby Lonsdale, ideally placed for visiting the Yorkshire Dales, the Lakes or the Trough of Bowland, Lune Valley Holiday Cottages offer a superb collection of self-catering properties. Located in an area of wooded hills in the picturesque Lune Valley, these four Kirkby Lonsdale cottages have been fully renovated to provide first class holiday accommodation in a beautiful setting close to the River Lune. The Old Stables, Fleshbeck Cottage and Beckside Cottage are next to a babbling brook which flows into the River Lune and together they offer accommodation for 16 people whilst The Granary is on the nearby family farm, adjacent to the farmhouse. Full of character and charm, these four Kirkby Lonsdale cottages are individually styled and boast many original features including mullion windows, exposed beams and original stone flooring. Visitors to The Old Stables, Fleshbeck Cottage and Beckside Cottage will enjoy the gardens complete with lawn, flowerbeds and a lovely babbling brook winding its way past the cottages. Guests can enjoy the stunning surroundings of this area and the many delights of Kirkby Lonsdale, including the beautiful walks along the river made famous by the artist Turner and the writer John Ruskin. Kirkby Lonsdale is only a few miles from the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales and the Forest of Bowland, which is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, making these Kirkby Lonsdale cottages a fabulous base for touring this beautiful part of the country.

The property

Kirkby Lonsdale 3 miles.

A wonderful rural retreat!

This superb stone-built semi-detached cottage is situated in Mansergh, an area of lovely wooded hills and valleys about 3 miles up the River Lune from Kirkby Lonsdale.

One half of an old farmhouse, dating back to 1717, Fleshbeck Cottage is truly delightful - full of character and charm.

It boasts many original features including mullion windows, exposed beams, and a working cast iron range in the sitting room.

Visitors will enjoy the pretty cottage garden complete with lawn, flowerbeds, cast iron garden furniture and a BBQ.

Adjacent to a wooded valley, this unique and rather romantic property is an ideal location for a relaxing break.

Note: This cottage is next to Refs. 917 and 9985, and a short distance from Ref. 10255, together they sleep 22.

Accommodation

Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath with shower over, basin and WC. Well equipped fitted kitchen and separate dining room. Lovely sitting room with mullion windows, beams and old range fireplace.

Amenities

New Renovated - Gas central heating throughout with open fire in sitting room
Electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, washer/dryer, TV with Freeview, DVD, WiFi
Fuel, power and starter pack for open fire inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot and highchair on request
Off road parking for two cars
Pretty front garden with garden furniture and BBQ
One well-behaved dog welcome
Non smokers preferred
Farm shop 1 mile, other amenities in Kirkby Lonsdale, 3 miles.

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About the location

KIRKBY LONSDALE

Kendal 9 miles.

An attractive market town, Kirkby Lonsdale is situated in the heart of the Lune Valley, midway between the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District. The town was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, and holds a 13th century Market Charter. Nowadays, Thursday is market day, a perfect opportunity for visitors to explore the variety of distinctive shops in the town, or the many 17th and 18th century buildings which still stand. The town was also a finalist for the High Street of the Year Award in 2016. This part of the Lune Valley was a favourite haunt of the artist Turner, and was made famous by Ruskin – his "view" of the valley is still spectacular. The medieval Devil’s Bridge spans the river, and the quiet country lanes are ideal for exploring by car, bike, or even horse. There are three golf courses nearby, as well as tennis, riding, fishing and a variety of riverside and country walks, making the area an ideal location for a break, whatever time of year.

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Lake District Holiday Cottages

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Fleshbeck Cottage

Mansergh near Kirkby Lonsdale, Cumbria & The Lake District (Ref. 916)

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Reviews

“Wonderful place.”

“This is cracking cottage.”

“Property was looking a tad tired and in need of decoration.”