East Catholes Luxury Holiday Farmhouse
A place of natural beauty and comfort.
Tucked away in the Yorkshire Dales, just 10 miles from the Lake District.
A rural hideaway to re-charge and re-fresh.
COVID19 compliant.
A rural hideaway to re-charge and re-fresh.
COVID19 compliant.
A fantastic space to entertain with a large wood-beamed dining and living area, with log fires in 2 of the downstairs rooms
With a heated stone floor, featured throughout the whole bottom floor to keep you toasty, wi-fi to keep you nicely connected during your stay, and dogs are more than welcome at East Catholes too.
Cleaning is carried out to a high standard to keep guests safe
Plenty of sanitiser is also available. Our cleaning at changeovers has always been carried out to a high standard, and conducted by a professional firm. They use disinfectant and ensure the cleaning of touch points throughout the property.
The beautiful farmhouse sleeps 8.
With a king-sized bedroom with en suite, a double with en suite, a further double, and a twin bedroom, and a family bathroom with another shower and a hydrojet bath.
All the beautiful bedrooms look out over the extensive grounds with views of the stunning Yorkshire Fells. Below the farmhouse the River Dee flows by.
Sedbergh Golf Club is just metres away from your front door, and you have exclusive access to the kilometre long riverside meadow by the River Dee
Along with the 12 acres of lush pasture land on the grounds, there are many, many walks and superb cycle routes. It’s just 10 miles to the Lake District, and the Yorkshire Dales are literally on your doorstep, for even more choices.
Enjoy some relaxing cooking time in the bright and well-equipped kitchen.
Leave your activity gear in the large boot and utility room and step out onto a beautifully heated stone floor. Enjoy a gripping book or film by the fire in the cosy separate snug room.
"Slow down and enjoy the view – what a drive in!” Mark Richards, writer & broadcaster
“As I drive into Sedbergh, I never tire of that view…
coming down off the M6 and round that sharp right turn, with the valley stretched out before me, and the Howgills greet me – a glorious set of mountains.”