The Old Vicarage, Irton

The Old Vicarage is a magnificent Victorian manor house built in 1864 by architect William White. Located in Holmrook in the Lake District, this grand property sleeps 14 guests across seven bedrooms. Perfect for large groups, it features a games room and cinema room for entertainment, plus a sunken hot tub for relaxation after exploring the fells.

Set in extensive gardens with countryside views, the property sits in peaceful Holmrook village. The location offers easy access to Wastwater and Scafell Pike whilst maintaining a tranquil setting away from busy tourist areas.

Accommodation includes seven bedrooms and six bathrooms across multiple floors. There's a ground floor bedroom with shower room for accessibility. The property boasts multiple living spaces, a modern kitchen with Aga and an outdoor kitchen for al fresco dining. Period features complement modern amenities throughout.

Groups can visit Muncaster Castle and Gardens (3 miles, 8 minutes), ride La'al Ratty steam train (4 miles, 10 minutes), explore South Lakes Safari Zoo (15 miles, 25 minutes), or tackle Scafell Pike (8 miles, 20 minutes). Wastwater offers wild swimming and kayaking opportunities just 5 miles away.

The Old Vicarage combines historical grandeur with modern luxury. Dog-friendly with secure gardens, it's ideal for multi-generational families or friend groups wanting space, entertainment and Lake District adventures.