Cumbria - England
Brampton Cottages and Holiday Accommodation
Self catering accommodation in Cumbria with holiday homes and cottages for rental in Brampton area
3 results found
Ref. E3723
England > Cumbria > Brampton area
Two properties: Broadmea Barn Sleeps 12. Broadmea Stable Sleeps 6. Located in a quiet valley on the border between Northumberland and Cumbria, Broadmea sits in its own garden opposite the owners home and 1800 acre working sheep farm. Superbly renovated to create the perfect holiday home it offers a relaxing and luxurious setting for getting away from it all. Broadmea Barn can be booked together with adjoining property Broadmea Stable to accommodate groups of ...
Prices from £90.00 per night
Ref. E2069
England > Cumbria > Brampton area
Holiday Cottage in Cumrew, Nr. Brampton, Cumbria, England
Sleeps 4. 2 bedroom (both en-suite), restored hayloft set in grounds of Georgian manor house. Off road parking, private walled garden, garden furniture, BBQ and use of tennis court. Wifi connection. Peaceful location overlooking the Pennines. 3 excellent 18 hole golf courses and several pubs within 10 miles. 10 miles to border city of Carlisle. Good selection of shops including local butchers, health food-cum-deli and very comprehensively stocked co-op, and lots to amuse the kids nearby.
Prices from £390.00 per week
Ref. E4201
England > Cumbria > Brampton area
The Old Sunday School Pet-Friendly Cottage, Alston, Northumberland (Ref 8507)
Sleeps 6. 3 bedroom semi-detached cottage located in the Northumberland village of Slaggyford, 4 miles from Alston in Cumbria.
Prices from £269.00 per week
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Brampton - Located within the City district of Carlisle, Brampton self-catering accommodation is found in and around a small market town in the county of Cumbria. This is one of the most scenic areas of England, home to wild hilly landscapes and vast areas of unspoiled countryside. Some of the north’s most spectacular landmarks are within easy reach of cottages in Brampton; Hadrian’s Wall, the Roman-era fortified border, is just 20 miles to the north. For a shopping trip you’ll need look no further than the city of Carlisle, or make the 40-mile drive to Newcastle, which is regarded as one the north’s best destinations for shopping. Closer to your Brampton cottage there’s plenty to do in the area, with villages and country pubs to discover, as well a number of fun attractions aimed at kids, like Walby Farm park. The town of Brampton is friendly and picturesque, with traditional amenities making it an essential place to visit.
If you fancy some adventure during your stay at a Brampton self-catering cottage, then there are two stunning national parks within relatively easy reach. To the northeast is the Northumberland National Park, with its rolling hills and prehistoric monuments. Meanwhile to the south of holiday homes in Brampton is the Lake District, regarded by many as England’s finest protected space. This upland region is known for its breathtaking lakes and pikes, with landscapes that have inspired some of the English language’s best poets. Golfing enthusiasts can pick from three high quality 18-hole courses, all within a ten-mile drive of self-catering accommodation in Brampton.
Weather in Brampton
Temperatures at Brampton holiday accommodation tend to be relatively mild at all times of the year. Summers are pleasant with highs reaching the low 20s, while winter conditions rarely dip below freezing.
Best Time to Visit Brampton
Although this part of England is generally enjoyed as a year round destination, midsummer is a good time to head for a holiday cottage in Brampton as this is when you’ll get plenty of sun, with a refreshing cool breeze.
Reaching Brampton
Brampton self-catering holiday homes and cottages are about an hour away from Newcastle airport (NCL), which is served by a host of major airlines.
