Boasting captivating views across the Lake District fells is Fellside View, a spacious and beautifully appointed ground-floor apartment, set within a large period property, offering an idyllic base for touring this picturesque part of Cumbria. Located on the outskirts of Tebay village, this self-catering accommodation is perfect for romantics and small families to call home as they enjoy an action-packed break to an area renowned for its outdoor pursuits. Enter into the open-plan living room, where the large double glazed sash window is a striking element to this room and affords a constant connection with the surrounding countryside and beyond, promising stunning views of the Cumbrian fellside from every corner of the room. Marvel at the beautiful scenery, where you will usually see sheep, cows and horses grazing, from the comfort of the sofa.The modern kitchen suite boasts a range of quality appliances arranged in a contemporary assortment, allowing you and your partner to cook up family-favourite dishes that can be enjoyed at the dining table. Concluding the light-filled space is the sumptuous sofa, which is piled with an array of plush cushions, inviting you in to tune into the TV or delve into a good book after a bracing day on the fells. As the evening draws to a close, head to the family bedroom, boasting a double bedroom, with a picture window providing views over the open countryside to wake up to each morning. Step outside and find many amazing walks right on your doorstep. Explore your surroundings further as you meander into the village of Tebay. Here you can linger over a pint in front of the beautiful roaring fire at the end of an action-packed day. Alternatively, venture to the neighbouring town of Kendal, where you will find a wide selection of places to refuel, from fine dining restaurants to cocktail bars to cool cafés where you can sample the famous Kendal Mint Cake. There are plenty of shopping opportunities within Kendal also, boasting some of your favourite high street names, as well as friendly independent retailers promising a unique and memorable shopping experience, whilst Kendal Castle offers an insight into the town’s past and breath-taking views. Avid ramblers can look forward to exploring the beauty of the Lake District National Park, with Shap Summit, Tarn Crag and Helvellyn awaiting to be explored, as well as the Yorkshire Dales National Park, which is home to The Dales Way and a plethora of other stunning scenic routes. From here, you could also pay a visit to Windermere, home to the largest lake in England offering plenty of watersporting opportunities, as well as The World of Beatrix Potter Attraction for those bringing a younger guest along. With so much to see and do, look forward to a memorable stay at Fellside View in Cumbria.

Tebay is a small village resting on the eastern fringe of the Lake District National Park and plays host to a range of amenities, including the traditionally whitewashed Cross Keys Inn which has been there for 500 years, reputedly haunted by the ghost of the Tebay Witch, Mary Baynes. The surrounding area boasts rolling countryside and beautiful scenery, as well as access to the better-known Kendal, Sedbergh and Appleby-in-Westmorland.

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