Wardenlea holiday home

Rental basis: Entire house or apartment
Number of bedrooms: 2; Number of other rooms with beds: 0
Number of bathrooms: 1
If you cause damage to the property during your stay, you may be required to pay according to YourRentals’s property damage policy.
Beautifully renovated property in an area of outstanding natural beauty in Scorton.
Less than 5 minutes walk from the heart of the village which has local amenities, including THE BARN, THE PRIORY and THE APPLE STORE.
Bordering the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Notable local features include Nicky Nook, a fell offering great views, and the many walking routes that take you through woodland, past lakes like Wyresdale Lake, and towards nearby hills.

The space
A beautifully renovated 2 bedrooms semi detached dormer bungalow with stylish facilities on the edge of the beautiful and relaxing Lancashire countryside, with its own private garden and parking.
A perfect location for anyone visiting family at Lancaster University, attending a wedding at nearby Wyresdale park or Wyreside Hall or anybody simply wanting to escape the rush of everyday life.
Inside Wardenlea it has been thoughtfully planned to make your stay as comfortable as possible.
Both bedrooms are situated on the first floor, with the bathroom located on the ground floor at the foot of the staircase.
Although the bathroom doesn’t have a bath, it offers a generous sized shower, which also has a seat in it, should you which to rest your weary bones after a day exploring the stunning surrounding area.
Cook yourself a special meal in the well equipped kitchen, complete with modern appliances or enjoy alfresco dining on warmer days.
Wardenlea offers 2 double bedrooms, with the main bedroom furnished with a full wall of fitted wardrobes.
For entertainment Wardenlea offers 3 Smart TVs, giving you access to your own Netflix, Amazon Prime, ITVX, BBC iPlayer and more.
Outside, the garden offers a patio with a dining set and reclining sun chairs for the warmer weather.

Guest access
Guests can access the property via a lock box to the left of the front door.

You will have exclusive use of Wardenlea private gardens and parking throughout your stay.

Before your arrival, we’ll email you a keypad code for easy self-check-in - so you can arrive and settle in at your own pace.

Other things to note
The property is fitted with Sky Broadband.

The fully equipped kitchen includes a fridge freezer, microwave, washer/dryer and all the essentials.
You will also find everything you need for a comfortable stay: ironing board and iron, hairdryer, toaster and more. If there is anything else you need, just let us know -we're happy to help!

For peace of mind, please note there is a Ring doorbell by the front door.

Scorton is a charming village in Lancashire, England, nestled in the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It’s renowned for its peaceful countryside walks, historic sites, and local amenities. Based on traveler reviews and local guides, here are the top attractions, focusing on those directly in or near Scorton (within a short drive or walk). These emphasize outdoor activities, history, and family-friendly spots.
1. Nicky Nook Hill
A popular hiking spot offering panoramic views across Lancashire from its summit. It’s a moderate 3-4 mile round-trip walk from the village center, ideal for birdwatching and photography. Part of the Forest of Bowland, it’s a must for nature lovers.
2. The Barn Garden Centre
A family-run center with plants, gifts, and a café in a converted barn. Visitors praise its relaxed atmosphere and seasonal events like plant sales. It’s the top-rated spot on Tripadvisor for Scorton, perfect for a leisurely afternoon.
3. St Peter’s Church
A 19th-century Anglican church with beautiful stained glass and a peaceful churchyard. It’s a short stroll from the village center and provides a glimpse into Scorton’s rural heritage.
4. Millennium Way Walking Route
A scenic riverside path starting in Scorton, leading to Garstang (about 5 miles one way). It winds through fields and along the River Wyre, great for cyclists or easy family strolls.
5. Cleverly Mere Fly Fishing Lake
A 24-acre lake offering fly fishing lessons and equipment rental. Surrounded by meadows, it’s a serene spot for anglers or those seeking quiet countryside relaxation.
6. The Priory restaurant is a social hub often highlighted for its welcoming vibe and proximity to walks.
For nearby Preston highlights (within 10-15 minutes’ drive), consider Brockholes Nature Reserve for wetlands and trails or Avenham Park for urban green space. Scorton is best explored on foot or by bike, especially in late autumn like November 2025, when the foliage is vibrant. Check Visit Lancashire for current events.