Pinfold Caravan Park

Reference: #16541

A lodge built to a different standard This is not an off-the-shelf holiday home. Commissioned as a bespoke twin-unit build, the lodge offers the kind of width, ceiling height and room proportions that simply aren't found in standard models. Every space feels considered and generous — the sort of home you can spread out in with family and friends, whatever the weather does outside. At the heart of the lodge is a wonderfully open living, dining and kitchen space, flooded with natural light and framing the views beyond. There's room here for proper sofas, a full dining table and genuine gathering space — a room designed for long lunches, lazy mornings and evenings in after a day on the fells. The kitchen is well-appointed and generously sized, with ample worktops, integrated appliances and plenty of storage . Bedrooms and bathrooms The sleeping accommodation continues the theme of space. The main bedroom offering a huge space with full walk in wardrobe and ensuit shower room, with further well-proportioned bedroom ideal for family and guests. A real point of difference is the bathing provision: a full-sized family bathroom with a proper bath, complemented by a separate shower room — a genuine luxury in a holiday lodge, and ideal for busy mornings or larger groups. Occupying one of the largest plots on the park, the lodge enjoys a real sense of privacy and space around it — room to sit out, entertain and simply breathe. The outlook is a standout feature, with open views across the surrounding countryside and the Howgills as a backdrop. Sedbergh sits in a spectacular corner of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, nestled at the foot of the dramatic Howgill Fells where the Dales meet the edge of the Lake District. Known as England's Book Town, this characterful market town is a genuine draw in its own right — a cobbled main street lined with independent bookshops, delis, cafés, galleries and traditional pubs. From the lodge, the town is an easy walk away — a real rarity for a park of this quality, and perfect for strolling in for a coffee, a browse or a bite without ever needing the car. For the walker, the Howgills rise straight from the town, with Winder and the surrounding fells offering some of the finest, least-crowded ridge walking in the country. Beyond the doorstep, you're superbly placed to explore both the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District, with the M6 (Junction 37) just a short drive away for easy access from across the North. England's Book Town — independent shops, cafés and pubs, all within walking distance Yorkshire Dales National Park setting, at the foot of the Howgill Fells Superb walking, cycling and fell country from the doorstep Ideally placed between the Dales and the Lake District Quick access to the M6 (J37)

• Tenure: Leisure Licence
• Years Remaining: unlimited
• Ground Rent/Service Charges: 4500 per year