We are avid travellers, love experiencing new places and know what it takes to set holiday stays apart from your average getaway. We manage properties in North Yorkshire, The Peak District and Lake District with many being perfect locations for outdoor adventure holidays or a relaxing escape to the countryside. We are always available to contact via phone/email/sms and will have someone available in person for emergency purposes We are always available to contact via phone/email/sms and will have someone available in person for emergency purposes.

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Our Little Blue House is located at the start of the Coast to Coast walk, complete with cosy wood burning stove for a relaxing break, outdoor adventure or activity based family trip. We have beautiful sea views from the property, with a 10min stroll to wide sandy beach. This cottage is perfect for exploring the historic towns & villages, the western Lake District National Park, wild swimming, Cumbria Coastal Path & the Coast to Coast Trail.

St Bees is a quiet village on the coast of West Cumbria. There are 3 pubs, a village shop/post office, and beach cafe. It is the start point for Wainwright’s Coast to Coast trail and the Cumbrian Coastal path passes through the village. The priory church dates to the 11th Century, and is packed with interesting history. The village also boasts a tiny museum of railway memorabilia. For railway enthusiasts, the La’al Ratty narrow gauge train is close by in Ravenglass, running up into beautiful Eskdale. Wastwater, Scafell, Keswick, Buttermere and all the sights of the western Lake District are within easy reach by car. The nearest town with a supermarket is Whitehaven (4.5 miles). Egremont (3 miles) has a well- stocked Co-op and several take-away outlets. The closest place to buy fire logs is the garage at Bigrigg (3.5 miles). St Bees has a railway station on the Carlisle-Barrow line. There is free, on-street parking close to the house. There are plenty of local walks/running routes from the house along the coast and inland, some of which can be combined with the train. If you arrive by rail, the house is 10 minutes walk uphill from the station.