Masongill Lodge

Masongill Lodge is a Grade II listed property built in 1709. This historic stone house sits within the Yorkshire Dales National Park on the border of Lancashire and Cumbria. The lodge sleeps eight guests across four bedrooms. Three bathrooms mean no morning queues for larger groups. The property features two wood burning stoves in separate reception rooms. Outside you'll find an enclosed rear garden with a separate meadow and small walled paddock.

The hamlet of Masongill offers peace and quiet. You're positioned on a no-through road leading directly onto the fells. The Yorkshire Dales National Park surrounds you with walking and cycling routes.

Four bedrooms include one king-size with walk-through dressing room and en-suite bathroom. Bedroom two has a double bed with en-suite shower room. Bedroom three offers zip and link beds. Bedroom four provides twin brass single beds. The ground floor has a drawing room with flagstone floors, a sitting room with inglenook fireplace and a kitchen with four-oven Aga.

Ingleton waterfall walk sits 5 miles away (10 minutes). Ingleborough mountain offers challenging hikes nearby. Kirkby Lonsdale lies 5 miles distant (12 minutes). Settle market town is 13 miles away (20 minutes).

Masongill Lodge works brilliantly for multi-generation family gatherings. The separate reception rooms let different groups spread out. The historic features and spacious grounds create a memorable base for exploring the Dales.