Four cottages overlook one of the fishing lakes. Also, the larger Barley Mow and the Steading are perfect for four people.
Eden Valley Breaks is a peaceful place. We keep it that way so you can enjoy your break.
The Fisherman’s Walk cottages - perfect for two people
Stay in one of the four Fisherman’s Walk cottages and wake up to dawn glistening on a calm lake. On a summer’s day, carp glide just beneath the surface. You can fish from one of the five pegs around the two lakes.
Inside each self-catering cottage, there is everything you would expect: a fully-equiped open plan kitchen diner, fresh bedding, shower, a welcome bottle of wine, a smart TV and superfast broadband. And a wonderful pub is just a five-minute drive (or forty-minute walk if you’ve had one too many!).
If you have any questions or want to book a break in one of the Fisherman’s Walk cottages, please visit the ‘Contact’ page.
The Barley Mow and The Steading sleep four people
These are larger, older sandstone cottages that once formed part of the old farm. Both can accommodate a family. Each has its own separate kitchen and lounge, superfast broadband, plenty of parking and views over fields towards Croglin Water. The fishing lakes are less 50 yards away. For more than 25 years, carp and roach have thrived in the two fishing lakes. They are easy to spot though a little less easy to catch. This is fishing that takes perserverance and skill.
If you have any questions, please do ask via the ‘Contact’ page. Or, to book either of these larger cottages directly through Airbnb, click on the link below:
Prices for 2025:
The Fisherman’s Walk cottages
From April to the end of October, to stay for a week is £460. Fresh towels, bedding, WiFi, a dog-walking field and fishing are all included. If you want a shorter break, then six nights are £430, five nights are £400, four for £350, three are £300, two are £240 with a single night being £150.
From November through to the first glimpse of spring at the end of March, a week is £360, six nights are £320, five for £290, four are £260, three for £220, two are £190 and a single night is £150.
A non-returnable deposit of £150 secures your break.
Prices for 2025:
The Barley Mow and The Steading
From the start of spring in April to the end of October, to stay for a week is £520. Fresh towels, bedding, WiFi, a dog-walking field and fishing are all included. If you want a shorter break, then six nights are £480, five nights are £460, four for £410, three are £350, two are £290 with a single night being £180.
Through autumn and winter, starting in November through to the end of March, a week is £420, six nights are £370, five for £340, four are £310, three for £280, two are £240 and a single night is £180.
A non-returnable deposit of £150 secures your break.
Wildlife will be your soundtrack
Depending on the seasons, you will see (and, in some cases, hear) bull finches, egrets, buzzards, geese, slow worms, red squirrels, Elephant Hawk Moths, roe deer, newts, barn owls, kingfishers
By Spring of 2025, there will be a small beat on Croglin Water for fly fishers who want a challenge. The first shoots of a cottage garden will allow guests to buy fresh fruit and veg and maybe a wild camping site and beehives will be established too…
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