On the outskirts of the North Pennines AONB, in the beautiful sleepy village of Gamblesby, is this detached Georgian home, The Nook.
Sleeping up to eight guests, The Nook provides a superb base for families looking to escape reality for a few days.
After a day of walking, step into kitchen/diner, where you can whip up a hearty meal while the dining table is set with plates and silverware.
There are two lounges for unwinding; the first has a charming woodburning stove placed in a feature fireplace, and the second has a Smart TV so you can watch your favourite shows.
Take advantage of the quiet study where you can catch up on emails or get lost in a good book.
There is also a convenient utility room with a washing machine and tumble dryer, so you won't need to carry your entire wardrobe!
The bedrooms are located upstairs; there is a king-size with lovely views, two doubles, and a bathroom with a bath or shower over.
The second-floor plays host to a twin room with a convenient en-suite shower.
To the exterior lies a patio with a sizable lawned garden, a generous space for family games or simply enjoy the last of evening sunshine.
Once your itinerary is established, put on your walking shoes and head out on one of the many trails in the North Pennines.
You can follow these trails to a variety of scenic locations like Ashgill Force and the summit of Cross Fell, while different types of adventure can be found at Barhaugh Hall at the Robinwood Activity Center.
Kirkoswald has a lot to discover, such as its ancient Castle, Lacy's Caves, and the magnificent Neolithic stone circle Meg and Her Daughter's.
Penrith Castle, a castle built in the fourteenth century, would appeal to history buffs, and Eden Museum offers unique insights into the region's past.
A stay at The Nook is likely to be full of adventure with all of this and the beauties of the Lake District nearby.