Hollin How, Eskdale

Hollin How is a traditional Lake District farmhouse in Eskdale Valley, perfect for large family gatherings or friend reunions. This historic property comfortably sleeps 10 guests across five bedrooms. The farmhouse has been carefully restored to keep its original character while adding modern comforts. It features three separate living areas - ideal for groups wanting both togetherness and privacy.

Set in the heart of the Lake District, Hollin How sits in a large enclosed garden with woodland, a small orchard and sunny glades. The property overlooks a shallow pond with rocky outcrops. The Eskdale Valley offers stunning views and peaceful surroundings away from tourist crowds.

The accommodation includes two king-size bedrooms (one with en-suite), two twin rooms and a bunk room. There are three bathrooms in total, two with separate showers. The kitchen features an Aga, plenty of worktop space and a dining table seating all 10 guests. Three living rooms provide ample social space with comfortable sofas, a feature fireplace, TV, DVD player and stereo.

Nearby attractions include the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway (5 miles, 15 minutes), Muncaster Castle (7 miles, 20 minutes), Drigg Beach (6 miles, 18 minutes) and Scafell Pike (10 miles, 30 minutes). Walking trails start right from your door, with the River Esk offering natural swimming pools.

Hollin How stands out for groups wanting authentic Lake District character. With multiple living spaces, large garden and excellent location, it's perfect for multi-generation holidays or friends seeking countryside adventures.