Lake District Cottages

£147 - £295

Welcome to 'Harberry' close to Penrith and an ideal base to explore the Eden Valley, the Northern Lake District and Pennine Hills. Penrith is 12 miles and Alston, the highest market town in England is only 9 miles away. Long Meg and her Daughters, one of England's finest Stone Circles and Little Meg cairn circle is just down the road near Little Salkheld. The Village shop & pub are only 3 miles away. There are traditional English Maypoles at Temple Sowerby and the nearby village of Milburn. Hadrian's Wall and Carlisle are a short drive away. If you would like to do some shopping Newcastle and the Metro Centre are about one hours drive away.

Our ground floor, self catering studio apartment is comfortably furnished and well equipped, overlooking a quiet stream at the bottom of the garden with views across the open countryside. It is the perfect place to enjoy the sunshine, have an evening barbecue and just relax. The apartment has recently been refurbished and extended in a restful style and provides most modern comforts including central heating, lighting, colour TV, fridge freezer, microwave, electric oven, bed linen and towels. The ground floor apartment consists of an open lounge, kitchen and dining area, en-suite double bedroom with shower room, toilet and hand basin. We would ask you not to smoke inside the apartment but have no objections to you smoking outside. You can bring up to two pets and there is off road parking for 1 car.

£160 - £355

A perfect lake district holiday cottage for anyone looking for many days of varied walking from the doorstep, or a haven in which to unwind, in a beautiful place away from the stresses of daily life.

Situated on the fellside in Martindale, a totally unspoilt part of England’s Lake District on the South side of Ullswater. A quiet area even in the height of summer, but only 25 minutes from M6.

Traditional stone and slate exterior dating from 1756. Restored in 1997 with simple and thoughtfully designed interior - perfect for 2 people. Bright and airy in summer; warm and very cosy in cold weather, with a powerful wood burning stove. Extremely comfortable and easy to run.

£252 - £368

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

One of two cottages located in a peaceful rural hamlet three miles from the pleasant market town of Cockermouth and ten miles from both Keswick and the Solway Coast, with it's long sandy beaches and bracing walks. Windermere and Ambleside are less than an hours drive away.

The Hayloft is equipped with fridge, microwave, washer/dryer, colour TV, Freeview, DVD/CD player, radio, electric and heating included, linen, blankets, duvets, towels and power shower over the bath. Sleeps two people plus baby.

The Hayloft has its own private entrance door, with stairway leading to a large open plan living room with kitchen on one side. There is a bedroom with a double bed and room for a cot, if required. A separate bathroom provides a bath with a power shower over and a toilet. French doors look out directly to the gardens.

Please note - for larger groups of up to four people, or if The Hayloft happens not to be available for the period you want, please contact us, as we may be able to accommodate you in Huddlestone Cottage, which is adjacent.

£180 - £380

Set in the beautiful surroundings of Upper Eskdale, Wha House is a working farm with approximately 800 sheep. The cottage is ideal for walkers wanting to explore the quieter side of the Lakes. The Woolpack Inn is a 10 minute walk away and serves good food and real ales. Boot village with its small shop, the Burnmoor Inn and Poachers Bar (both of which also serve food and real ale) is around a half hour walk. Eskdale also has a village shop which sells groceries, fresh fruit and vegetables, food to go, alcohol and newspapers.

Warm and comfortable, the cottage has one bedroom with two single beds which can be pushed together, and a shower room with high pressure shower, toilet and sink. The kitchen is fully equipped and leads through to the lounge area with TV and video.

There are hundreds of walks right from the door - up Scafell (the highest mountain in England), Harter fell, across the fells to Wasdale with Wastwater (the deepest lake in England), or down the valley bottom, following the river Esk, past Stanley Gyhll waterfall to Ravenglass Estuary. Pets are welcome and riders who would like to bring their horse to explore the countryside from a more elevated view can house their horse on the farm itself.

£260 - £390

English Tourism Council 3 Stars

In the very heart of the Lake District, yet a restful step away from the crowds of Windermere and Ambleside, the unspoilt Lakeland village of Elterwater is one of the most picturesque in the Lake District, and gateway to the famous Langdale valley. Indeed, as you come over the rise into Elterwater from Skelwith Bridge, you’re confronted with a typical Lakeland view: sheep grazing on the common in front of white-washed cottages with slate roofs, and the craggy peaks of the Langdale Pikes rising behind.

Set in the grounds of Meadow Bank, a stone and slate Victorian house in the centre of Elterwater, this entirely separate holiday home makes a cosy cottage for 2 people. The open plan design provides a lounge area with comfortable wing chairs, 26" TV and DVD, and a deep bay conservatory style window looking onto the rear garden; there is also a dining table which seats two people. The bedroom has a double bed, pine bedside chests and bedside lamps. The farmhouse pine kitchenette has a fridge, Stoves oven and 4-ring hob (including 2 halogen hobs) and microwave. Leading from the kitchenette, (separated by a door) a passage with a built-in wardrobe leads to the new shower room. The cottage has oil fired central heating.

£295 - £395

No crowds, few cars, just wonderful high fells, a beautiful river and ancient woodlands to explore in a lovely quiet valley of old Westmorland. Bluebell Cottage is a delightful place; it has just been completely renovated to a very high standard and is luxuriously comfortable, furnished in country style, with Liberty and Laura Ashley fabrics, antique pine furniture, an old elm staircase and little curios in the nooks and crannies.

The lounge has a real log fire, beamed ceiling, windows overlooking the garden, comfortable sofas, occasional tables and lamps, colour television, DVD player and films, and dining table and chairs. The pretty, country style bedroom has a beamed ceiling, windows overlooking the garden, comfortable double bed and antique pine furniture. The kitchen is a pleasure to use and is very well equipped with Bosch electric fan oven, gas hob, microwave, larder fridge, electric toaster, etc., pretty china and a good selection of cutlery and cookware. The shower room has a power shower and Victorian style polished brass fittings. Outside, the cottage has its own private garden, with a natural stream, interesting country garden plants and seats to sit in the sun, as well as garden furniture for outdoor meals on the terrace overlooking the stream.

Winter weekend breaks from £175.

£205 - £280

Wain Cottage is a small,cosy cottage, situated 12 miles from Penrith in a small farming village in the peaceful Eden Valley. An area largely undiscovered by tourists, it is an ideal location for holidays away from it all. The Eden Valley is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with an undulating landscape of fields, woods and dry stone walls. It is one of the last remaining bastions of the red squirrel in the UK. From the cottage you can walk directly into the Pennines, and the C2C cycle route passes nearby, along quiet country lanes. The pretty sandstone villages of the Eden Valley can be explored, some of which boast award-winning pubs. It is ideally placed for exploring Hadrian's Wall, (1/2 hour), Northumberland and the Lake District. Ullswater is 35 minutes away).

The cottage has recently been refurbished, and is ideally suited to a couple, a small family or 2 couples. It has 2 double bedrooms, one with a queensize bed. Both have westerley views. There is a shower-room. Downstairs is a cloakroom. The beamed living/dining room has a multifuel stove (fuel and logs provided), a TV and a mini-music centre. The well equipped kitchen has an electric cooker,microwave and a washing-machine.

There is a secluded back garden, with sandstone patio and garden furniture, and a small lawn. A barbecue is available.

£235 - £400

Troutbeck Cottage is a lovely traditional Lakeland stone cottage which dates from the 19th century. It is located in the charming hamlet of Troutbeck Bridge, in the heart of the English Lake District between Ambleside and Windermere. Our cottage has been lovingly refurbished to provide comfortable self catering holiday aommodation for up to three people. Troutbeck Cottage is ideal for couples and small families looking for a relaxing break and offers an excellent base from which to explore this beautiful area of England.

The comfortable lounge has a traditional Lakeland slate open fire, and is equipped with a widescreen TV, DVD/CD player and a video recorder. There are also plenty of books, maps and information about the Lake District. Also on the ground floor there is a new fitted kitchen-cum-dining room which is well equipped with an electric hob and oven, microwave, fridge and dining table and chairs. Upstairs, the main double bedroom is at the front of the house and has lovely views towards Claife Heights. The bedroom is fitted with quality pine bedroom furniture and has a new en-suite shower room. This room has a bright and airy feel to it which is complemented by the exposed beam and furnishings. The small second bedroom is equipped with a comfortable single bed. This bedroom also has a new en-suite shower room. Outside there is a small seating area to the front of the house - a real suntrap. At the back there is a shared open courtyard which opens onto open fields and the Troutbeck Fells. Parking is available for two cars - one in a private garage.

£195 - £400

Apple Tree House is a very spacious, warm, sandstone terraced cottage in the quiet village of Ullock, just 4 miles from Loweswater and surrounding fells, with the stunning Ennerdale and Crummock Lakes close-by. This is the quiet, and many would say the most picturesque side of the Lakes, with many beautiful fells, lakes and tarns to explore.

Recently refurbished to a high standard the cottage has a dining kitchen and two double bedrooms upstairs, one en-suite with a large shower. The other double is arranged as a twin. There is a separate bathroom downstairs and central heating throughout. The rear garden faces south and is a sun trap from mid -morning.

The quaint market town of Cockermouth is a 10 minute drive and Keswick about 20 minutes. There are excellent pubs close by, the nearest in the village of Dean roughly 10 minutes walk or two minutes drive. The acclaimed Kirkstyle Inn is 10 minutes drive. Buttermere, Pillar, Eskdale and Wasdale are very accessible for the more accomplished walkers or climbers. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, but sorry, no smokers. Weekends and Short Breaks welcome, from just £150.

£250 - £400

This traditional Lakeland cottage has recently been completely renovated and refurbished to provide everything you need for a comfortable holiday, including full gas central heating and woodburning stove. It has a new fitted, well equipped kitchen with gas hob, fridge, electric fan oven, microwave etc, and living room with comfortable sofa, dining table and chairs, woodburning stove, TV, DVD and Hi-fi. It has one lovely sunny bedroom with King-size bed and antique pine furniture, and comfortably sleeps 2, although it can sleep 4 using 2 comfortable fold-up beds in the living room. The newly fitted bathroom has bath and over-bath screened thermostatic shower. Towels and linen can be provided by arrangement. Note that the cottage is smoke free.

Lindale is close to the whole range of activities and attractions that the southern Lakes area offers - all kinds of outdoor activity and many interesting places to visit. There are many local walks directly from the cottage which give wonderful views over Morecambe Bay and the Lake District fells, and all grades of walking and climbing around the Lakeland area are easy to reach. Lake Windermere and Kendal are only 10-15 minutes away.

This area is quiet even at Bank Holidays and Lindale has a local store, village hall, and two pubs offering real ale and excellent food all within 3 minutes walk from the cottage. The charming seaside town of Grange-over-Sands, with a wider range of shops and restaurants, is only 5 minutes drive (40 minutes walk). Short stays are also available - please ask for prices.

£231 - £429

This charming 17th Century Grade II Listed traditional Lakeland cottage is situated in the heart of Ambleside. It is convenient for all local amenities including a good selection of shops and restaurants and is also an ideal base for walkers. Windermere, Rydal Water and Grasmere are all within walking distance and Coniston Water and Tarn Hows are no more than a short drive from Ambleside.

The cottage has the benefit of full gas central heating. There are two bedrooms, a snug sitting room / diner with an open fire and colour television and video recorder and a fully fitted kitchen including a dishwasher and microwave. The bathroom has a mixer shower over the bath, a shaver point and a heated towel rail. Coal is provided as part of the weekly tariff. Electricity and gas are on-charged at cost.

The small South West facing garden / sitting out area at the back of the cottage is a little sun trap. The nearest car parking area is about 50 meters from the cottage or there is one hour parking immediately outside the cottage.

You will find the tariff and a booking form on our web site. Alternatively we can send them to you by post. Please note that we do not accept pets.

£210 - £435

150 metres from public roads, on a small farm near a hilltop between Coniston and Windermere lakes, Hatter’s Cottage is beautifully situated beside a small stream, surrounded by gardens, fields, orchard and woodland, with mountain views. The picturesque village of Hawkshead with post office, shops, and several pubs is 1 mile away. One can walk or cycle from the door in all directions on footpaths, quiet lanes and forest tracks. Mountain walking, boating, pony trekking and rock climbing are available nearby.

Heated throughout, this traditional cottage has been totally renovated, yet retaining character features such as the stone hearth and wooden beams. The cosy living room has windows at the front and back, looking out onto the cottage's private garden and to woodland where hens roam beside the stream. The living room has a settee, easy chairs and a colour television - the original fireplace with 'crane' for a kettle is a prominent feature (the kitchen provides more modern cooking facilities - a double-oven cooker and microwave!). The separate dining room has table and chairs to seat 4. Hatter's Cottage sleeps 4 people in two bedrooms, which have views across rolling farmland to the central Lake District mountains.

£270 - £450

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

Bush Cottage is located in the small, peaceful village of Tallentire, just outside the Lake District National Park, 3 miles from the bustling Cumbrian market town of Cockermouth. It is ideally placed to offer a base for those wishing to explore the beautiful lakes and mountains of the Western Lake District, or you could simply explore the North West Cumbrian coastline with its interesting towns and villages.

The cottage has been recently refurbished to an exceptionally high standard, and is perfect for those seeking a peaceful retreat within a small village setting. The cottage retains some of its original features, whilst being equipped with all modern facilities. The cosy living room has a wood burning stove as its focal point, and includes a TV, DVD and video. The dining room/kitchen area has been fitted out to a high standard, with a wood effect floor, a large pine dining table and chairs for 4 people, a dishwasher, washer/dryer, microwave, electric oven/grill, ceramic hob and integrated fridge with ice box. The kitchen comes with all the cooking equipment you will need. There is a radio/CD/tape player in the dining area. The stairway leads to a double bedroom with views to the Solway coast, a twin bedroom and a bathroom complete with bath/shower. The staircase is steep and may be unsuitable for young children and the elderly.

The cottage has its own secluded garden with a lawn, patio area, barbecue and outdoor table and chairs. The cottage benefits from full central heating; all fuel and power is included in the rental price. Towels, bedding and table linen are also included. Short breaks are also available.

£290 - £450

Stoneygate Barn is a traditional cottage situated in the village of Pardshaw near Loweswater. It has oil central heating and is fully equipped for self catering. Recently refurbished, with a double and a king size/twin room, bathroom, lounge with dining area, kitchen and a large first floor sun/barbecue deck, Stoneygate is ideal for families, or groups of friends alike.

Just 4 miles from the lively Georgian market town of Cockermouth, with its shops, supermarket, pubs and many restaurants, Stoneygate Barn makes a great base for a holiday, whatever the time of year. Loweswater, Buttermere and Ennerdale are all on the doorstep, putting the cottage in an ideal location for exploring the unspoilt mountains, lakes and valleys of the western lake district. With Whitehaven harbour and the beaches of the Solway Firth and St Bees 20-35 mins away, the Cumbrian coast is also within easy reach.

7 night breaks run from Saturday to Saturday. Weekend and Midweek breaks are also available . (Please ring for availability and prices.) We will always try to meet your requirements!

Please email owner for further cottage details

£275 - £489

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

Brigham can be found just outside the Lake District National Park, 2 miles from the market town of Cockermouth, and just 4 miles from Bassenthwaite Lake. It is an ideal base from which to explore the quieter lakes and mountains of The National Park, and take in the attractions of the increasingly popular Solway Coast and West Cumbrian coastal towns and villages.

The Saddlery has been sympathetically converted to provide open plan living accommodation on the ground floor with a log burning stove forming the focal point of this room. The kitchen area is fitted out to a high standard and includes a dishwasher, microwave and fridge freezer. There is a washerdryer in a small utility room at the entrance to the cottage. The living area has a dining table and chairs for 4, and includes a TV, DVD player and CD player. The first floor has one double bedroom, a second bedroom with two single beds and a bathroom with a shower over the bath.

The cottage has its own parking space and a patio area with tables and chairs in the courtyard in front of the property. Barbeques are available for use. The Saddlery has the use of a traditional games room that includes a full size snooker table, table football and family games. The village has a childrens' playing field with play park nearby.

£290 - £490

Visit Britain 4 Stars

Friars Cottage is a delightful mid-terrace self-catering cottage in Keswick in the northern Lake District. It is located in a quiet area of the town, but is only 5 minutes level walk from the centre. The cottage has been tastefully refurbished with extensive use of exposed pine, and is equipped to a very high standard to cater for every need. It provides a comfortable base for couples or families of up to four to explore the Northern Lake District.

Downstairs the cottage has a very comfortable lounge/diner and a modern, well equipped kitchen. There is also a separate utility room with dishwasher, freezer, washer/dryer and WC. Upstairs is the main double bedroom which is furnished in attractive pastel shades, a second twin bedded room and a bathroom equipped with an over-bath shower. All bedrooms have iron bedsteads and quality pine furnishings. The cottage has full gas central heating, hot water supplied by a combi-boiler, and an electric coal effect fire in the lounge. At the back of the cottage is a paved garden area with patio furniture and a barbecue. There is ample on-street parking in a quiet residential area. Prices include all gas and electricity, bed linen and towels.

£300 - £490

Rubys Cottage is situated on the outskirts of Sedbergh which has recently been designated ‘Book Town of England’. The cottage, Grade II listed and part of a former Mill, has been renovated to a high standard providing cosy accommodation for up to four people, but due to the open beck (stream) at the rear the cottage is not considered suitable for children. Tastefully decorated the lounge has a traditional appeal with stone flagged floors, a range - including original ovens and open fire. There is kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom, parking space and rear seating area by the beck with views to the surrounding fells.

In the immediate area The Howgills offer 40 square miles of walking country suitable for the beginner and experienced walker alike, with several summits of over 2000ft. Whilst at low level there are many picturesque walks by the local rivers of the Clough, Dee, Rawthey and Lune. Sedbergh offers a good range of shops for everyday use plus several specialising in a diverse range of books and memorabilia. A book related festival is held in August and September offering art, drama, literary and music events. The Lakes & Dales Tourist Information in Main Street has a wide array of visitor attractions and days out making Ruby’s Cottage an ideal base to explore the Lake District & Yorkshire Dales.

£240 - £495

Low Todrigg is ideally positioned to take full advantage of the Lake District, the Eden Valley and the West and Solway coasts of Cumbria - very secluded yet only 10 minutes from Penrith, Keswick and Ullswater. Whether you want adventure, peace and quiet, culture, good food or heritage, it is all here! A walk across the fields takes you to The Herdwick Inn, serving good food and excellent real ale, or within a short drive, the Michelin-starred Sharrow Bay on Lake Ullswater. For the active, there is a wealth of activities in the local area, including rock-climbing, sailing, motor-boats, fell-walking, 4 x 4 and Quadbikes, mountain-bikes, canoeing and horse-riding. Or if you're feeling less energetic, just enjoy a stroll round Ullswater, The Eden Valley and the quiet villages all around.

Low Todrigg is an ancient Cumbrian long house dating from Norse times, which has been recently converted to create this comfortable cottage, with beams and log fire, and with stunning views of the Fells and Pennines. It provides safe and tranquil accommodation for two or more people, and comprises lounge / dining room with TV and video player, stereo, large dining table, 2 settees (one of which is a sofabed) and log fire, and a fully equipped kitchen with gas hob, electric oven, dishwasher, microwave and fridge. There is a downstairs shower room and separate wc. Upstairs is the large bedroom which has a double bed and a comfortable bed settee. The patio and garden and the easy access to all the facilities and delights of the English Lakes ensure a memorable and relaxing holiday amidst the finest scenery in the country.

£360 - £505

English Tourism Council 5 Star

A warm welcome awaits all who come and stay in my delightful cottage. It lies in a peaceful setting on the edge of Brampton yet is just a short stroll away from shops and amenities. Warren Bank enjoys smoke free surroundings and can sleep up to four visitors; children are welcome and your dog can come too. The cost of your stay is inclusive of all facilities and you are free to use any of the accessories you will find around the cottage.

The garden is peaceful, sheltered and sunny and is enclosed by a stone wall and fencing - ideal for young children and your four footed companion. Enjoying all day sunshine, it is a delightful place to relax on a warm summers day. The area and the surrounding countryside is ideal for walkers, naturalists, historians, sporting enthusiasts and the keen shopper. All around are many exciting places to visit and explore, travel two miles and you will discover Hadrians Wall; the County of Northumberland, Southern Scotland, the North Pennines and the Lake District can easily be reached in no time at all.

Whether you are planning a family holiday, a relaxing few days break or a romantic weekend away, I can offer you a delightful place to stay for any occasion. You can venture forth from the cottage door and wander as you please, knowing that a warm and welcoming home awaits your return.

£246 - £516

The cottage is surrounded by woodland at the rear with stunning views to Rydal Water and Loughrigg Fell from the South facing garden (with decked seating) and first floor bedrooms. There are numerous walks to suit all abilities and ambitions some of which start directly outside the cottage. The cottage is situated in an elevated position on a quiet lane above Grasmere which is reassuring for families with young children. Adjacent to the garden is the off road private parking area with one dedicated parking space for each cottage. Tarn Cottages is no more than 10 minutes walk downhill to Dove Cottage and a little further to the centre of Grasmere. Rydal Mount is only one mile away along the bridal way that starts close by.

A number of original features have been preserved to maintain the charm of the cottage including slate flagged flooring, exposed beams and an open fire place. There two bedrooms (one double, one twin) both with views over woodland towards Rydal Water and Loughrigg Fell. There is an open fire and a colour television, video recorder and DVD player in the cosy sitting room. The fitted kitchen / diner is well equipped as well as cellar and outhouse. There are night storage heaters in all rooms. Additional electric heating appliances are available in case of need. Bed linen, tea towels and a bath mat are provided free of charge but not towels. These can, however, be hired if required. Coal is provided as part of the weekly tariff. Electricity is on-charged at cost. There is a telephone for the convenience of visitors. Please note that we accept pets.

£275 - £525

English Tourist Board 3 Stars

In the heart of the beautiful Lake District National Park this delightful 200 year old traditional stone terraced cottage is situated in the little hamlet of Edinboro on the edge of Ambleside. The small, friendly market town of Ambleside, nestled amidst the fells of Fairfield, Loughrigg and Wansfell, at the head of Lake Windermere - is only 5 minutes walk from the cottage.

Much loved by its owner, Birch Cottage provides a real 'home from home' - an ideal place to relax after a long day out. Laid out on three storeys, it is comfortably furnished, tastefully decorated & well-equipped throughout. Cosy even in winter, it has full gas central heating. It has a cosy lounge with living flame gas fire, colour TV with Sky, books and games, and a fully equipped kitchen / diner with full size gas cooker, refrigerator, toaster and microwave. There are two bedrooms, both with window seats and views - a cosy twin bedroom, and a spacious and charming beamed double bedroom with a separate relaxation area from which to enjoy the views. The roomy bathroom has shaver point, bath & separate walk-in power shower. Outside, there is an Enclosed garden with seating and lovely views to Wansfell, and parking for one car. Please note: the cottage is strictly non-smoking, and we're sorry, but we do not accept pets.

£275 - £525

Langdale View faces due south in an enviable location at the entry to the valley with stunning views towards Lingmoor Fell and the Langdale Pikes - an ideal base for touring, walking or climbing. A step away is the river and a tarn to paddle in, or get a leisure pass for the Langdale Country Club at the other end of the village. Enjoy delightful valley walks, climb the Pikes, hike over to Grasmere, stroll along the river to Elterwater or Dungeon Ghyll or take the local bus to other attractions. Chapel Stile is a small quaint village boasting the friendliest Co-op in England, which sells delicious local produce and almost anything you could need. In the village, Brambles Café and Wainwright’s pub provide excellent food, while at least 2 other pubs serving delicious food are a stroll away.

Langdale View provides a real 'home from home' - an ideal place to relax after a long day out. On three storeys with a spiral staircase, it is comfortably furnished, tastefully decorated & well-equipped throughout, including dishwasher and central heating. Unload at the back door and you will find a spacious lobby in which to hang coats and leave boots. Up the spiral staircase to a large open plan lounge/diner and well-proportioned kitchen. At the front there is a porch where you can sit and take in the view or sit and soak up the sun outside when it’s hot. Up another spiral stairway you will find a roomy bathroom with shower over the bath and two bedrooms (1dbl, 1 twin). Please note, the open tread spiral staircase makes the cottage unsuitable for small children, and no smokers or pets.

£330 - £530

This delightful 2 bedroom end of terrace sandstone cottage was fully renovated and refurbished by the owner in 2009. George Cottage is tastefully decorated and furnished to a high standard and is ideal for a couple or young families alike. It is situated in a residential area of Keswick, 5 minutes level walk from the town centre and 10 minutes from the Lake and has the benefit of a private parking space.

George Cottage is a traditional sandstone cottage with modern furnishings and facilities, close to all amenities. Heated by gas central heating and comprising:

£306 - £546

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

One of two cottages located in a peaceful rural hamlet three miles from the pleasant market town of Cockermouth and ten miles from both Keswick and the Solway Coast, with it's long sandy beaches and bracing walks. Windermere and Ambleside are less than an hours drive away.

Huddlestone Cottage is equipped with fridge, freezer, microwave, washer/dryer, widescreen TV, Freeview, DVD/CD player, radio, electric and heating included, linen, blankets, duvets, towels, open log fire, shower room and corner bath. Sleeps up to four people plus baby.

Huddlestone Cottage has an open plan living / dining / kitchen area, with a log fire to give a warm focal point. There is a downstairs toilet and shower room, and a pine staircase leads upstairs where there is a second full bathroom equipped with a corner bath. Two bedrooms provide a King size bed and two single beds to sleep four people.

Please note - for just two people, if Huddlestone Cottage happens not to be available for the period you want, please contact us, as we may be able to accommodate you in The Hayloft, which is adjacent, and sleeps 2 people.

£260 - £595

English Tourism Council 4 Stars.

Croft Corner and Croftside are located at Croft House – a handsome Victorian country house surrounded by fields at Applethwaite - an unspoilt, rural village nestling at the foot of Skiddaw just one mile from Keswick in the English Lake District. Applethwaite has a magnificent view down to the Borrowdale and north-western fells. Red squirrels can still be seen here and Derwentwater and Bassenthwaite, where ospreys have nested in recent years, are only five minutes away. Keswick has easy access to other areas of the Lake District with many other lakes within a 30 minute drive.

Croft Corner provides a Lakeland retreat for just 2 people with views over its courtyard garden to the fells. It has a kitchen, lounge/dining room, double bedroom with canopied bed and ensuite bathroom (shower over bath).

Croftside has stunning views and accommodates 4 people - being particularly suitable for two couples. It has a double bedroom with canopied bed, shower room, lounge, kitchen/dining room, twin bedroom, bathroom (shower over bath) and garden.

Facilities at both include: Central heating, travel cots, high chairs, colour TV, video, DVD player, music system, laundry room with drying facilities, children’s play area and separate car park. Croftside also has a dishwasher, freezer and colour televisions in the bedrooms. There are footpaths “from the door”. However the properties cannot accommodate pets and are non-smoking.

Please visit our website for full details of the accommodation and views for each property. It has an up to date availability calendar and many other photos.

£210 - £600

Recently used for the filming of ‘Miss Potter’, a film about Beatrix Potter starring Renee Zellweger, Low Millgillhead offers three self catering Georgian houses within two acres of gardens in the small village of Lamplugh. Rose Cottage is the smallest of these - a lovely cottage that sleeps four in one double bedroom and one twin.

Downstairs in the cottage is an open plan kitchen and living room area - the two areas are separated by spiral stairs leading to the bedrooms; the bathroom is downstairs. The kitchen is fully equipped with cooker, microwave, fridge-freezer, dishwasher and plenty of storage space. The sitting room is warm and comfortable with an open fire, widescreen TV with DVD player. There are also a variety of board games provided. Pets are welcome although this is limited to one dog only.

Lamplugh is the perfect starting place to explore the fells, rivers, lakes and tarns of this beautiful part of the Lake District. There are a variety of walks right from the front door, or Loweswater Lake is just four miles away, with Buttermere and Crummock just a mile or two beyond. The village pub (the Lamplugh Tip) is a mile and a half away. For shops, Cockermouth (just 7 miles away) has a Sainsbury's as well as a wide variety of smaller independent shops, pubs and cafes. The Kirkstile Inn at Loweswater (a few miles away) is renowned throughout the Lakes for the quality of its food and ales.

£390 - £800

Situated in the pretty village of Yanwath, near Penrith in Cumbria, Gate Cottage forms part of Yanwath Gate, recently awarded Cumbrian dining pub of the year. Located on the edge of the Lake District, near Ullswater and the Eastern fells, Yanwath is only five minutes from the motorway so is ideally located to explore Cumbria and the Lakes.

Once the stables for Yanwath Gate, Gate Cottage has been sympathetically renovated to the highest standards, with oak throughout & stylish furniture. On entering the cottage, you have a spacious utility room with washer machine, dryer & freezer. This leads to the high quality kitchen which is fully equipped with range cooker, wine cooler, fridge, microwave etc. There is a dining table which seats four people. Upstairs you have a large open plan lounge and study. The lounge has comfortable sofas, a large flat-screen TV, DVD and there are vaulted ceilings with exposed beams. Head down the hallway to the two bedrooms and stunning bathroom with roll-top bath, wetroom style shower & underfloor heating.

£240 - £340

This lovely two bedroomed, stone-built cottage is located in Garsdale, near the pretty market town of Sedbergh, set in the base of the Howgill fells. Ideally sited for a restful break, Whitbeck Cottage also caters for the more energetic, with the Howgill fells but a stones throw away. Nearby Hawes, Dent, Ingleton and Semer Water offer plenty for the visitor, and the attractions of the Lake District are within easy reach.

The front door opens into the comfortable, light living room with Stereo TV, video and coal effect electric fire set on a stone hearth. Stairs lead off through a door to the upper floor, whilst the other door leads to the kitchen / dining room - another bright and airy room with new pine fittings, fully equipped including washer / drier, microwave etc. The cottage has one large double bedroom with a view to the front and a further bedroom with window seat and views to the river; this room has sleeping accommodation for up to three. Finally, the bathroom has a three piece suite and shower over bath. Outside, there is a garden and private parking, and the River Clough runs through the field behind, offering the opportunity for paddling or fishing as the mood takes. The cottage is available for short breaks or weekly lets throughout the year, and one well behaved pet is welcome by prior arrangement.

£260 - £440

English Tourism Council 3 Stars

Come and de-stress in Wordsworth’s favourite valley, in a landscape little changed since his time. High Moss is an 18th century farmhouse in the fields of Turner Hall Farm, below the Coniston Fells, beside the ancient Walna Scar track. No. 2 is authentically furnished, has many original features, an open fire and views from every window. It has 2 bedrooms, sleeps 3-5 people and is allergy friendly.

Listen to the silence, broken only by birdsong and the sound of sheep grazing. Wander beside the Duddon, or climb a peak and then reward yourselves with a meal at the Newfield Inn, just under a mile from the cottage, (the hikers’ portions are legendary).

Children love the Herdwick lambs and the multi-coloured baby rabbits. There are several streams, waterfalls and the river nearby where they can paddle or swim. And you can make an expedition to Arthur Ransome’s Kanchenjunga, (Coniston Old Man).

The cottage is ideal for honeymoons. We give good reductions for 2 person bookings in off-peak periods, and even better ones for pensioners.

£243 - £477

English Tourism Council 3 Stars

Coniston, with its backdrop of The Old Man of Coniston and its proximity to the lake, is an ideal base for a holiday in the Lake District. This charming cottage is in a lovely peaceful location at the foot of the fell close to the village and Coniston Water. It is ideally situated for fell walkers - a public footpath by the side of the cottage is one of the starting points for some of the more demanding high level walks in the area, while for the less energetic there are numerous low level walks and an abundance of visitor attractions within easy travelling distance. The cottage is no more than 10 minutes walk from the village where there are a good selection of shops and a number of pubs, all of which serve excellent bar meals.

The cottage has the benefit of full gas fired central heating, and has four bedrooms - two doubles and two singles. Linen is provided. There is an open fire and a colour TV/video recorder in the cosy sitting room/diner, while the fully fitted kitchen incorporates a Bosch electric oven and hob, an integral fridge and a microwave. The three-piece bathroom suite is supplemented by a heated towel rail and shaver point. There is a shower over the bath. There is a small paved sitting out area outside the front door. Please note, we're sorry, but we do not accept smokers. Please click the photos to visit our website for full tariff and booking form.

£280 - £500

Hallin Bank is a 17th century farmhouse set in eleven acres of its own land at the end of a private road. It occupies a stunning position on the south slopes of Hallin Fell, looking down the terraced garden to the stream below, with magnificent views over the secluded valley of Martindale and towards Lake Ullswater. Access from Junction 40 of the M6 at Penrith, 12 miles away.

The same family has occupied Hallin Bank since 1905. In the present generation we keep the original house (whitewashed end) for our own use, but its east wing, ‘The Fold’, is available to rent as an independent cottage. In the pictures The Fold is the L-shaped section of the buildings in grey stone. It is a self-contained barn conversion, full of charm and furnished to a very high standard, providing a luxurious sequence of rooms for up to five visitors.

The Chalet, a one-room timber studio/summerhouse, higher up the hillside and with even lovelier views, can be rented as an annexe to The Fold and will sleep a further two people.

This is a beautiful place, perfect for a quiet country holiday. The accommodation is suitable either for a family, a group of friends, or a couple who like plenty of space. Wonderful wildlife, including red squirrels, red deer and golden eagles. Splendid walks in all directions.

£241 - £503

English Tourism Council 3 Star

Brunt Knott Farm is a 17th century Lakeland hill farm with magnificent views from the sea to the highest point in England. The farm is situated at the foot of the beautiful Kentmere valley between the county town of Kendal and Lake Windermere. With beautiful views from their windows, the cottages are ideally located for lovers of peace and solitude, wildlife enthusiasts and keen walkers.  

The cottages are traditionally constructed in stone and slate, each with its own garden area and private parking. Décor is traditional, with rustic beams, full carpeting and comfortable furniture. All include colour television, electric cooker, microwave and refrigerator. Barbeque sets and garden furniture are also available.  

The Stables sleeps two with lounge/dining room with open fire, fitted kitchen, double bedroom and shower room. The Hayloft sleeps two with dining room / lounge with sofabed and woodburning stove, fitted kitchen, double bedroom and shower room. The Bothy sleeps four and has an open plan lounge / dining area, fitted kitchen, two bedrooms (1 dbl, 1 twin) and shower room. The Byre is on three floors and sleeps five, with entrance hall, shower room and bedroom (single plus a set of bunk beds) on the ground floor, lounge / kitchen / dining area on the first floor, and a large attic style double bedroom on the second floor, with a single "Z bed". 

£299 - £540

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

The Hayloft and The Stables can be found in the unspoilt Cumbrian village of Brigham, just outside the Lake District National Park, 2 miles from the market town of Cockermouth and 4 miles from Bassenthwaite Lake. It is an ideal base from which to explore the quieter lakes and mountains of The National Park, and take in the attractions of the Solway Coast and West Cumbrian coastal towns and villages. Both cottages have parking, barbeques and use of a games room that includes a full size snooker table, table football and family games.

The Stables has open plan living accommodation with TV, DVD player, CD Player and a gorgeous log burning stove, a kitchen with a dishwasher, washerdryer, fridge freezer and microwave. There is also a dining table and chairs for 5. The first floor has a double bedroom, a second bedroom with three single beds, and a bathroom with a shower over the bath.

The Hayloft is situated on the first floor with all the accommodation being on one level. The living area is again open plan, with a kitchen including washerdryer, dishwasher, fridge freezer and microwave. The living area has a dining table for 5 and includes TV, DVD player, CD player and a log burning stove that forms the focal point of the room. To one side of the living area is a double bedroom with a king size bed and room for a cot if required. There is a family bathroom with shower over the bath and a further bedroom with three single beds.

£225 - £525

Fisherground is a children's Paradise, with a shallow raft pool in the orchard, and another at the Adventure Playground, a hundred yards away, where they can try the Tarzan Trail, swarm up the Scramble Net to the Pirate's Castle, or zoom down the Zipwire. Set amidst stunning scenery, our three pine lodges and Beckfoot Cottage share the acre of orchard with the ancient apple trees and the stream that opens out to the raft pool. The lodges and cottage share a laundry, games room and adventure playground.

Beckfoot Cottage faces south and has a lovely area to sit out and enjoy the sun, and with an open fire and electric panel heaters throughout it is warm and snug even in the depths of winter. It has a large living / dining room, opening off which is the kitchen area, fully fitted out with combination microwave, hob, dishwasher, fridge and all the usual utensils and crockery. There are two bedrooms, one double and one with a pair of single beds and a set of adult sized bunks. The bathroom has WC, washbasin and bath/shower.

Each of the lodges has a lovely big sitting room and dining area with colour TV, off which opens the kitchen, fully fitted with combination microwave oven, dishwasher, hob and fridge. There are three bedrooms, one with a double bed, one with twin beds and one with a set of adult sized bunks. The bathroom has WC, washbasin and bath/shower.

£290 - £575

Set in the heart of South Lakeland farmlands and gentle rolling fells, the quiet village of Heversham is a rural sanctuary. Teeming with wildlife, oyster catchers and herons occupy the nearby estuary, whilst wild deer and magnificent stags provide picture postcard views at the local trust parks. Walk from the Cottages for stunning views, or to the local pub for a refreshing drink and home cooked meal. All this is within a mile.

The Coach House (sleeps 6) is a luxurious cottage. There is a jacuzzi bath, ensuite bathroom, and underfloor heating throughout. The upper floor mixes oak beams, stone walls, contemporary furnishings and fabulous views, to create a truly relaxing environment. Special mood lighting for the evenings. 3 Bedrooms.

Olde Blue Bell Cottage (sleeps 6) is furnished in natural wood. Downstairs comprises a kitchen diner & separate lounge with coal effect gas fire for extra comfort. The kitchen is hand-crafted, with Belfast sink and laminate wooden floor. There are 3 bedrooms, a double and 2 twins.

Olde Blue Bell Barn (sleeps 4/5) is a sunny cottage with a south westerly aspect, providing beautiful views. It comprises a large double bedroom and a room with bunk beds. A fifth bed can be set in either room. A pitch pine floor combines with furnishings chosen to blend with the natural wood colours.

SHORT BREAKS AVAILABLE

£290 - £580

Visit Britain 4 Stars

In a peaceful, picturesque rural location with stunning views down and across the valley, the cottages are situated next to a working farm (belonging to cottage owners) but away from the main farming activities there are opportunities to join in and look round the farm.

The location provides an ideal touring and walking base within easy reach of the main Lakes attractions and beaches of the west coast. There are walks from the door that are away from the crowds but yet within driving distance of Coniston Old Man, Scafell Pike and others. 3mls. from Broughton-in-Furness village with its shops and pubs. Both properties are pet friendly max. 2 dogs. Both cottages sleep 6.

Long Garth Cottage is semi detached (attached to main farmhouse), while The Granary is a detached property which is suitable for someone with limited mobility as it has all facilities on one floor but there are steps up to the property. Both properties have their own patio area and Long Garth Cottage has an enclosed garden.

£320 - £615

Rock Cottage is a traditional 17th Century stone holiday retreat in the friendly village of Lindale within the Lake District National Park, available on a self-catering basis for both long and short breaks. Conveniently located in South Lakeland, it provides easy access to Windermere, Coniston, Kendal and the Edwardian seaside town, Grange-over-Sands. Lindale village itself is situated on a hill with spectacular views of the Howgill fells and Levens Valley. It's the ideal base for walking holidays, a spot of mountain biking or simply relaxing and enjoying the view.

Nestling into a rock face, the newly renovated cottage retains a wealth of original features such as log fires, flag floors, beams and exposed stone walls, as well as modern touches such as the luxury bathroom with large twin-ended jacuzzi bath.

The cottage sleeps 4 people in two bedrooms - The Master bedroom with a King size Four Poster bed and the second bedroom with 2 single beds; an additional 2 people can also be accommodated on a quality Multi-York sofa bed in the lounge. The solid pine kitchen features all modern appliances including a dishwasher, microwave, gas hob and turbo oven - and traditional elements have not been forgotten - both the kitchen and lounge have roaring log fires. The utility room also holds a washer/drier for your convenience. Children are most welcome at Rock Cottage with a cot, high chair, fireguards and stair gates available upon request.

Please click the photos to visit our website for full prices and availability.

£325 - £710

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

The Old School House is an attractive 3 bedroom detached cottage in the popular Lakeland village of Threlkeld, 5 minutes drive from Keswick. Threlkeld is a small village, with 2 excellent pubs both serving food, situated at the foot of the magnificent mountain Blencathra, which is very popular with fell walkers. The cottage is ideally located for those looking for a quieter base in which to explore the northern fells, with many walks and cycling tracks right on the doorstep, including lovely riverside walks and an old railway line providing a pleasant way to cycle or walk to Keswick. With Derwent Water, Thirlmere and Bassenthwaite lakes close by, this is a great holiday base, whatever the time of year.  Keswick golf club is just across the main road and there is pony-trekking and other outdoor activities close at hand.

Originally the village school house, the original cottage dates back to the 1780s, and now offers a high standard of accommodation with superb views across the fells and mountains from all windows. The cottage has full central heating and double glazing, and comprises cosy lounge with colour TV and CD/hi-fi, separate dining room, kitchen with fridge/freezer, microwave and dishwasher, drying room for the occasional wet day with washer/dryer, downstairs toilet and 3 bedrooms (2 doubles, 1 twin). The twin room has a washbasin and the bathroom has toilet, sink and shower over the bath. Outside, there is a front garden and rear patio with furniture and superb views across open fields towards the fells and mountains. Pets by arrangement, but sorry, no smoking.

£285 - £715

English Tourism Council 4 Stars.

Upper House and Lower House are at Applethwaite - an unspoilt, rural village nestling at the foot of Skiddaw just one mile from Keswick in the English Lake District. They both have an overwhelmingly beautiful view down to Derwentwater and the encircling Borrowdale fells. In Applethwaite red squirrels can still be seen. Derwentwater and Bassenthwaite, where ospreys have nested in recent years, are only five minutes away. Keswick has easy access to other areas of the Lake District and there are many other lakes within a 30 minute drive.

Upper House and Lower House form a larger property called Lords Seat. As the names imply, Upper House is located over Lower House. They share a garden and each property has a private sitting area.

Upper House accommodates 6 people. It has a lounge/dining room, kitchen, cloakroom, shower room, bathroom (shower over bath), double bedroom and two twin bedrooms.

Lower House accommodates 4 people. It has a lounge/dining/kitchen area, cloakroom, bathroom (shower over bath), double bedroom and two single bedrooms (but additional single bed available to provide a twin bedroom).

Facilities at both include: travel cot, high chair, colour TV, video, DVD player, music system, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine/tumble drier, car parking. There are footpaths “from the door”. However the properties cannot accommodate pets and are non-smoking.

Please visit our website for full details of the accommodation and views for each property. It has an up to date availability calendar and many other photos.

£210 - £725

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

Highbridge Cottage and adjacent High Bridge, in Braithwaite, near Keswick, are quiet and well-appointed 4 Star cottages in the northern Lakes, with many beautiful walks right from their doorsteps. Braithwaite is the gateway to the north-western fells, and walkers can forget their cars for the whole week! The village has three pub/restaurants, two shops, and some very friendly people.

Highbridge Cottage sleeps 4 people, or 5 with use of the collapsible bed. It comprises living room, large dining room / kitchen, one double bedroom with King size bed and additional Z-bed, one twin bedroom, bathroom with shower over bath, handbasin, W.C. and a drying cupboard.

High Bridge, with marvellous views of the Northern Fells across the village rooftops, sleeps 6 people. It comprises a large living room with great views, dining room with French windows leading to secure yard, fully equipped kitchen, shower room, and three bedrooms - 1 King size double and 2 Twins, one of which has bunk beds. The large bathroom has bath, separate shower, wc and basin, and there is also a separate cloakroom with wc and basin.

Both cottages have gas central heating, and are fully equipped with modern comforts such as dishwasher, microwave, electric oven and hob, washing machine, fridge / freezer, colour TV with BBC/ITV Freesat, DVD recorder, and a separate CD player and radio. Highbridge Cottage also has an open fire - just right for those looking for a relaxing evening after a hard day's walk! Off-road parking is available alongside both cottages. Cots and high chairs are provided. Dogs are most welcome, and usually have a great time in Braithwaite and the surrounding fells. The cottages are non-smoking areas.

£325 - £785

Tucked into the hillside of beautiful Matterdale, Crookwath Cottage is exactly halfway between Keswick and Penrith, with easy access to Ullswater (5 Mins), Patterdale (10 Mins) and Keswick (15 Mins). Overlooking the famous Aira Beck, the cottage is set in our private 22 acres of woodland, with stunning views across the fells in all directions.

The heart of the cottage is the large homely kitchen, with Aga stove, refectory table and sofa - fitted with all mod cons, including fridge, washing machine, and micro wave. The large sitting room and dining area dates back to the 17th century, and oozes character, charm and warmth, with stunning views from all windows of Matterdale / Watermillock Fells. With a traditional range used until the 1950’s for cooking, boiling the water and heating the bread oven, it is now also equipped with Sky TV and video, two sofas and two armchairs. Upstairs there are three bedrooms (1 dbl with ensuite bathroom, 1 King Size, 1 Twin) and a second bathroom, all with stunning views across the fells. The cottage is centrally heated throughout, with fuel included in the rent.

£455 - £950

Situated in the village of Bassenthwaite, a true Lakeland village which still has its pub, village green and three working farms, Rivendell offers comfortable accommodation for up to six people. Bassenthwaite is a wonderful starting point for hundreds of walks, either up the fells to Dash Waterfall and Skiddaw beyond, or along the shores of Bassenthwaite Lake. There are also woods to explore and a river with ducks to feed. The busy market town of Keswick is a 10-15 minute drive away with its outdoor shops, cafes, cinema, theatre and boating on Derwentwater Lake. Cockermouth, the birthplace of the poet William Wordsworth, is 15 minutes in the opposite direction and has good antique shops, restaurants and river walks.

The hallway leads to a kitchen on your left and the sitting room on your right. The kitchen is warm and well equipped with electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge and plenty of storage space. There is dining for six and a sofa making it a sociable place to prepare meals. The utility room leads from the kitchen and has washing machine and tumble drier. The sitting room has woodburning stove, TV with DVD player and plenty of books to borrow. Upstairs there are three bedrooms - two doubles and one twin. There is also a bathroom and a shower room. Outside is a lawned garden with patio and garden furniture - a great place to watch village life go by.

£595 - £995

English Tourism Council 5 Stars

Full of warmth and character, this lovely 17th century house nestles in a beautiful wooded valley overlooking the Howgill Fells. Recently restored to a luxurious standard, the house has a wonderful atmosphere and, set in an acre of garden and private woodland, is an ideal retreat for those seeking peace and tranquility. The beautiful interior will please the most discerning visitor; quality and attention to detail ensures every modern comfort has been thoughtfully provided yet the farmhouse retains a lovely relaxing atmosphere where time seems to stand still.

The beautiful lounge has original oak beams, open fire, oak floor with rugs, two sofas and armchair with Liberty covers, colour TV, video and piano. The dining area has a magnificent 16th century oak refectory table and eight carved oak chairs, while the Studio has stunning views of the mountains and surrounding countryside - an unusual and very special place, utterly peaceful and private with glorious views, lovely relaxing atmosphere and very comfortable sofas. For eating outside there is a pretty terrace with table and chairs and stunning mountain views. The kitchen also has oak beams and an Inglenook fireplace with cast iron stove. It is fully equipped to a very high standard, with oak cupboards, terracotta tiled floor, Neff electric double oven and gas hob, dishwasher, fridge and excellent cookware. A utility room houses a microwave, freezer and washing machine. The old oak staircase leads up to the three bedrooms - one twin, one double, and the Master bedroom with lovely views; this room has a good-sized en-suite luxury shower room. The family bathroom has bath and shower. Pets welcome by prior arrangement.

£220 - £540

English Tourism Council 3 Stars

Nestling at the foot of the Pennines and enjoying uninterrupted views of the Lakeland Fells, Milburn Grange is an excellent base for walking, cycling, touring, or relaxing. In addition, within easy access there are coarse fishing lakes, 2 golf courses, and riding stables. Nearby, there are two pubs, both of which serve good food and welcome children and, within walking distance there is a village store/Post Office/garage.

Our seven self-contained cottages (some beamed) have been converted from redundant barns and are ideal for a break at any time of the year. They are centrally heated, comfortably furnished and each has a fitted, fully equipped kitchen (microwave, full-size cooker; fridge) and colour TV, two cottages have 4-poster beds and 2 have open fires. The three-bedroom cottages have a dishwasher and washing machine. Stable Cottage (2 bedrooms) also has a washing machine. In addition, there is a washing machine, tumble dryer, ironing board and irons in the communal laundry room.

£290 - £600

Mains Cottage can be found half a mile outside the delightful village of Greystoke, between Keswick and Penrith, with easy access to Ullswater, Glenridding and Patterdale. Close to the edge of the National Park, it is a good center for exploring the northern fells, the Eden Valley and the Roman Wall. Private all weather tennis court, heated outdoor swimming pool, shop and pub can all be found within walking distance.

Well equipped and furnished to a good standard, the cottage stands in a pleasant garden on a quiet country road with views of local countryside. The cottage has a sitting room with gas burning stove, TV & hi-fi, seating and dining areas, and French windows into garden. The well equipped kitchen has a four ring gas oven, microwave and dishwasher, while the downstairs bathroom has a washing machine and drying area, as well as shower/bath, wc and wash basin. There are three bedrooms - Bedroom 1 with twin beds, Bedroom 2 with double bed and Bedroom 3 with twin beds plus a cot. The cottage is suitable for the partially disabled.

£161 - £607

Manesty stands at the foot of Cat Bells and Maiden Moor where the open fell meets the stone walls of the fields. It is built in the traditional Lakeland style, on a site chosen centuries ago for its sunny elevated position and its sweeping views across Borrowdale. Lying at the heart of the Lake District, it is the ideal base for a Cumbrian holiday whether walking or touring by car.

The fine old farmhouse is beautifully situated, and incorporates what are now three of the cottages: Manesty Band, Manesty and Manesty Dairy. It is flanked by two converted barns, Cocklety How and High Seat. Each cottage is self-contained with its own entrance, grounds and is fully equipped as a comfortable, convenient home for a Lakeland holiday.

Manesty Dairy is the compact Edwardian extension to the farmhouse, with one double bedroom to sleep 2. Cocklety How Stable Loft is part of Cocklety How, the converted 17th century barn, and has two double bedrooms to sleep up to 4. High Seat is the southern farm building converted into a bungalow with two bedrooms (1 dbl, 1 triple) to sleep 5. Manesty is the heart of the original farmhouse with three bedrooms (2 dbl, 1 twin) to sleep 6. Finally, Manesty Band is a barn incorporated into the farmhouse in the 19th Century, with four bedrooms (2 dbl, 1 single, and one with double and single) to sleep 7 people.

£435 - £695

Situated in the heart of Eskdale, one of the most tranquil valleys of the Lake District, Hollin Head is a traditional Lakeland cottage that dates back as far as records began in 1586. The accommodation has a fully equipped kitchen (with oven, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble drier, hifi system etc), dining room with a large table seating eight and a piano for singalongs, sitting room with widescreen TV, video and DVD player, and four bedrooms (one double, one twin, one triple and one single). Pets are more than welcome.

A large walled garden leads out to hundreds of walks - either on the fells or along the banks of the River Esk, which flows from Scafell at the top of the valley down to the estuary at Ravenglass, an old fishing village complete with a ruined Roman bath-house! The river has natural pools for swimming and is a popular place for canoeing and for fishing. The famous Ravenglass & Eskdale Miniature Railway runs along the valley, its steam trains leisurely making the seven mile journey down to the sea.

There are three pubs within walking distance of the cottage. All welcome children and serve real ales and a wide choice of good food. The village shop and post office, Eskdale Stores, sells a comprehensive range of goods, including groceries, fresh fruit and vegetables, food to go, alcohol and newspapers.

£250 - £824

Relax and explore England’s most glorious National Park from Bells Farm - a traditional Cumbrian farmhouse which has been carefully refurbished to provide excellent accommodation for up to eight people. Overlooking Blencathra, the house is ideal for walkers, cyclists (we are on the famous C2C route) or those who just want to relax in the idyllic countryside.

Ideally situated in the picturesque rural hamlet of Berrier, within easy reach of the lakes and fell walks, Bells Farm is only a ten minute drive from Keswick, Derwentwater, Ullswater and Penrith. Bells Farm offers amazing views towards the Pennines and Northern Fells. It’s a quick drive to Penrith or Keswick for shopping, and there are many good pubs serving food in nearby villages, plus a wide range of cultural and sporting activities which we can advise you about.

Indoors: two TVs (one with DVD, the other video), a piano, lots of board games and books, a woodburning stove, a spacious dining room and cosy beamed sitting room, dishwasher, washing machine, baby cot, oil fired central heating etc. etc. There are two twin and one double bedroom and a bathroom upstairs, plus downstairs an extra bedroom with bunk beds and en suite shower. Everything you need for a comfortable easy family holiday. Outside, the house has gardens on two sides, including a patio with barrel seating, a pond and a lawn leading to private parking for three cars. Well behaved dogs are welcome. But no smoking!

£550 - £900

Looking like the sort of late Georgian house that Jane Austen might have lived in, this elegant Georgian detached house is set in a quiet lane on the edge of the ancient village of Cartmel, famous for its priory church, racecourse, village square and several notable pubs and restaurants. It is a Grade II Listed building and all its rooms catch the sun and overlook either the Priory church or the local fell - excellent walking and eating right on the doorstep! It was built on the site of the medieval tithe barn and is surrounded by a walled garden with a pond and stream.   

Over the last fifteen years we have restored it to its former glory and revealed many of the original features. We have furnished it carefully to keep its charm and character, using period furniture and Laura Ashley fabrics. On the ground floor is a sitting room with colour TV, video, hi-fi and log fire, a dining room, a well equipped kitchen (including dishwasher, washing machine, drier, microwave etc), a breakfast room, and a scullery. The first floor has two double bedrooms (one with washbasin), a twin bedroom and a bathroom. Above is a large attic with two further single beds. Beneath the house are extensive cellars, an extra cloakroom, and a games room. Outside, the secluded sunny garden has garden furniture and a barbecue. The house sleeps eight comfortably, although we do offer discounts for couples.  

£330 - £1300

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

Nestled at the foot of the Howgill Fells, The Mount provides a high quality, spacious holiday accommodation. Relax and enjoy the extensive private garden with spectacular views. Use the house as an excellent base for exploring The Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Whether it’s a family get together or a romantic weekend away, The Mount can accommodate.

The house retains many original features; with a pitch pine interior and 3 open fires to enjoy, as well as full central heating. There are two reception rooms downstairs, one with a television video and DVD, and the other with a piano for those who are musical. There is a well-equipped separate kitchen including electric oven, microwave, and dishwasher, while a utility / drying room houses a washing machine, dryer and freezer. The dining room has a large pine table with enough space to accommodate everyone. Upstairs, there are 4 bedrooms - 2 with double beds, 2 with either Super King size beds or 2 twin beds. The bathroom retains the original roll top bath, and there is also a separate shower room downstairs. There is plenty of private parking; you have your own enclosed garden. We offer a discount for up to 4 people using only 2 bedrooms please enquire or see our website.

£240 - £1500

The Old Farmhouse & Mews Cottages is a family run selection of self catering properties within a pretty mews setting, situated in the centre of Braithwaite's beautiful village, which has repeatedly won the “Best Kept Village” award, and is just 2 miles from Keswick. Just opposite is the village shop where you can buy most of your requirements. Close by, two local pubs offer substantial bar meals and a selection of real ales, ideal for ending a perfect day.

The main farmhouse dates from 1700, sleeps 6/8 people in 3 bedrooms, and is the picture perfect 'Lakeland farmhouse'. Next door, the Annex sleeps 2/4 people and again has plenty of character. (The properties can be used as one to sleep a group up to 8/12 people). Both have been recently renovated to the highest standard.

There are six cottages surrounding the courtyard, each one is different yet all have an individual character. The properties vary in size sleeping from 2 - 6 people. The two apartments, at the rear of the Mews, are modern and fully equipped and sleep 2/4 people.

£610 - £1680

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

San Ging is a spectacular 4 bedroom detached house which sits in an elevated position above Keswick, with stunning panoramic views along the valley to Bassenthwaite Lake and the surrounding fells. The property is luxuriously furnished and equipped to appeal to the more discerning guests, providing the very best in self-catering accommodation.

'San Ging' means 'mountain view' & the panorama is shown to its full advantage from the large sitting room, the en-suite master bedroom, twin bedroom and patio, especially as the sun sinks over the horizon, making this the perfect place to be at the end of a Lakeland day.

Built into the hillside, the property was designed by a local architect & offers accomodation on several levels, making it ideal for a family or group of friends. San Ging is furnished in a stylish manner which makes the most of space yet provides the comfort that makes this a home. The combination of the location, high above Keswick, yet only 2 minutes drive and 10 minutes walk from all the facilities that the town has to offer, and the warm and friendly “feel” to the house makes this a real find in the directory of luxury self catering homes.

£600 - £2050

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

In the very heart of the Lake District, yet a restful step away from the crowds of Windermere and Ambleside, the unspoilt Lakeland village of Elterwater is one of the most picturesque in the Lake District, and gateway to the famous Langdale valley. Indeed, as you come over the rise into Elterwater from Skelwith Bridge, you’re confronted with a typical Lakeland view: sheep grazing on the common in front of white-washed cottages with slate roofs, and the craggy peaks of the Langdale Pikes rising behind.

A stone and slate Victorian house in the centre of Elterwater, standing in its own mature gardens, Meadow Bank is beautifully furnished to create a luxurious holiday home. Set back from the narrow road which runs through the village, behind an old stone wall, the front of the house offers fine fell views to the north-west, while the rear views are across open fields to the beck. On the ground floor is a large kitchen with breakfast bar, oven, hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine / tumble dryer and microwave, a huge living / dining room with pine dining suite and sideboard, comfortable sofas, and chairs, TV & DVD and micro hi-fi system, and a separate sitting room with two folding beds and TV. On the upper floor are four bedrooms - one double with portable TV and en-suite shower room, second double, two twins - and two bathrooms.

£850 - £2795

This 400-year-old self catering cottage nestles among the mountains of the famous Lake District National Park. Accessed by private road and surrounded by National Trust property, the cottage benefits from a secluded location in the heart of the Western lakes. With five bedrooms, one ensuite, and two further bathrooms, the property easily sleeps ten people. Recently renovated and refurbished to a high standard, including oil-fired central heating throughout, the property boasts the latest in modern convenience while maintaining the intimate features of a classic lakeland cottage.

Views of Scafell and the beautiful Eskdale valley greet visitors from the windows and gardens. Numerous walks invite you outdoors - whether for a leisurely stroll among the hills and tarns or a quick trip to one of the three pubs within walking distance. The Eskdale and Ravenglass miniature railway runs at the base of the hill and the many lakes and seaside are only a short drive away.

Book today to secure your dream holiday in what Wainwright described as "One of the loveliest of Lakeland's valleys."

£995 - £2795

Situated on Whinlatter Pass, Darling How is a large Georgian farmhouse with fantastic views of the Lakeland fells and hundreds of walks and forest bike trails right from the front door. The house has recently been renovated to accommodate up to ten people and is an ideal place for large family gatherings and celebrations.

Whinlatter is a great starting point for hundreds of walks, either through the forest, up the fells or along the lakeshore paths of Crummock Water, Buttermere and Loweswater. The visitor centre at Whinlatter is a couple of miles away and has café, bike hire and high ropes course (Go Ape), as well as a live video camera in the Osprey nest (May-August). Keswick is just 15 minutes drive away with its bustling town centre, boating on the lake and outdoor activities.

Situated all on one level, Darling How has five bedrooms (one ensuite) and two further bathrooms (one with shower, one with bath and separate shower). The sitting room is spacious with comfortable seating, widescreen TV with DVD player and a wood burning stove. The kitchen is large and has dining for ten. It is fully equipped with a large range cooker, fridge, dishwasher, microwave and plenty of storage space. There is a laundry room situated in one of the barns outside with washing machine, tumble drier, iron and ironing board. French windows in the kitchen lead to a patio and garden which is fully enclosed and has fantastic views of the surrounding fells.

£420 - £1090

No more than a few dozen houses, Applethwaite is the most sought-after village around Keswick, and it's not hard to see why. The village is a sleepy little hamlet, more reminiscent of Madeira than England, with hens, ducks, goats and sheep wandering over the lane. Our two warm cottages are comfortably furnished, including open fires, and have well equipped kitchens which include dishwasher, washing machine, drier and microwave.

Derwent Lea (sleeps 8) is surrounded by a lovely garden, in which children and pets can play in safety, and has lounge and dining rooms with wonderful views, kitchen, bathroom, downstairs wc and three big bedrooms - two doubles and a very big bedroom with two single beds and a set of full sized bunks.

Orchard Barn (sleeps 10/12) is great for family get-togethers or for parties of walkers and friends! The heart of the accommodation is the superb lounge and separate kitchen and dining area, with patio windows looking out due South over the magnificent view. There are 6 bedrooms (2 dbl, 3 twin, 1 with children's bunks), a shower room and a very pleasant bathroom.

£960 - £1800

Abernethy is a beautifully restored Victorian town house, sleeping up to 12, right in the heart of the famous Lake District town of Keswick. Walking distance to shops, bars, restaurants and all Keswick attractions make this a superb venue for a family/friends get-together, a holiday or business meeting. Abernethy can usually be booked for weekends, flexible mid-week or full weeks (the only exceptions are during Summer Holidays, Christmas/New Year when the booking periods are full weeks) so is ideal for celebration weekends or large/joint family holiday.

This lovely slate built Victorian town house has been carefully restored to a high specification throughout. Natural wooden floors, original fireplaces, and retained features all add to the character. Accommodation briefly comprises of: 5 bedrooms, 1 double, 3 twins and one bedroom sleeping 4 (two full size bunk beds). Great first floor lounge with mountain views of the Skiddaw range, polished wooden floor and comfortable sofas, marble fireplace and open fire, TV/DVD. Three newly fitted shower rooms. Dining room with table/chairs for 12 people. Fully equipped kitchen and utility room.

Keswick is a great location for exploring the Northern and central Lake District national park with it's wealth of natural beauty and stunning scenery.

£620 - £2805

Recently used for the filming of ‘Miss Potter’, a film about Beatrix Potter starring Renee Zellweger, Low Millgillhead offers three self catering Georgian houses within two acres of gardens in the small village of Lamplugh. The two larger properties are the main house, Millgillhead, offering stylish accommodation for up to ten people, and Croft House, which is a barn conversion to high standards, with accommodation for twelve.

Lamplugh is the perfect starting place to explore the fells, rivers, lakes and tarns of this beautiful part of the Lake District. There are a variety of walks right from the front door, or Loweswater Lake is just four miles away, with Buttermere and Crummock just a mile or two beyond. The village pub (the Lamplugh Tip) is a mile and a half away. For shops, Cockermouth (just 7 miles away) has a Sainsbury's as well as a wide variety of smaller independent shops, pubs and cafes. The Kirkstile Inn at Loweswater (a few miles away) is renowned throughout the Lakes for the quality of its food and ales.

Both properties are furnished to a very high standard and are well equipped, including large range cooker, dishwasher, microwave, fridge / freezer, washing machine and tumble drier. The spacious living rooms have widescreen TV, DVD and video players, together with comfortable sofas and chairs, plus an open fire in Millgillhead. Both have dining for large groups & families. There are five bedrooms at Low Millgillhead and six at Croft House. Each has two bathrooms plus an additional toilet with basins in some of the bedrooms.

£1500 - £3300

Located in the unspoilt Eden Valley, Cumbria, Kaber Chapel, built in 1892, is situated between the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales in an area of outstanding natural beauty. This luxury conversion provides a fabulous spa vacation retreat, and an alternative venue to bring family and friends for an active or relaxing holiday, celebration, short break or reunion. It is also the perfect environment for secluded business meetings, and has broadband Internet access provided.

The heart of the property is the Great Room, which enjoys the full height of the chapel to the chapel roof. It includes the fully equipped open plan kitchen with an AGA range cooker - located where the altar was and still retaining the altar rails as part of its design. Here you will also find a large dining room table which seats 14 with two long pews from the chapel and four dining chairs; sofas around a log burning stove provide a relaxed seating area. On the ground floor are 3 bedrooms (1 with en-suite and King size bed) two twins, a shower room, and main bathroom with infrared 6-person sauna. On the first floor is the sitting room - a fabulous room with views over the village and fells with comfortable sofas to seat 12, 42”+ LCD TV, DVD player, Ipod docking station and CD player. Two further bedrooms on this floor are with king size beds and en-suite shower rooms.

The outbuildings have been rebuilt to adjoin the chapel and create a very special area with a Scandinavian feel. The hot tub is a traditional cedar wood barrel design heated by electricity to seat 4 or 6 people. The lavvo is a Scandinavian indoor grill based on the Laps lavvo tents where they cooked and slept. The pine seats are covered with reindeer skins - it's great fun and very social.

£873 - £1590

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

West Croft Holiday Cottages can be found in the unspoilt Cumbrian village of Brigham, just outside the Lake District National Park, 2 miles from the market town of Cockermouth and just 4 miles from Bassenthwaite Lake. It is an ideal base from which to explore the quieter lakes and mountains of The National Park, and take in the attractions of the increasingly popular Solway Coast and West Cumbrian coastal towns and villages. The cottages can be let individually or together, providing accommodation for up to 14 people. All have parking, barbeques and use of a games room with full size snooker table, table football and family games.

The Stables (sleeps 5) has open plan living accommodation on the ground floor, comprising kitchen with dishwasher, washer/dryer, fridge freezer and microwave, and living area with dining table and chairs for 5, TV, DVD player, CD Player and a gorgeous log burning stove. The first floor has a double bedroom, a second bedroom with three single beds, and a bathroom with a shower over the bath.

The Hayloft (sleeps 5) is on one level on the first floor, again with open plan living area, comprising kitchen with washer/dryer, dishwasher, fridge freezer and microwave, and living area with dining table for 5, TV, DVD player, CD player and a log burning stove. There is one double bedroom with King size bed and space for a cot, and a bedroom with three single beds; the family bathroom has bath with shower over.

The Saddlery (sleeps 4) has been sympathetically converted to provide open plan living accommodation on the ground floor with a log burning stove forming the focal point of this room. The kitchen has dishwasher, microwave and fridge freezer, and there is a washer/dryer in a utility room. The living area has a dining table and chairs for 4, TV, DVD player and CD player. The first floor has one double bedroom, one twin and a bathroom with a shower over the bath.

£810 - £2450

The Manor House is a charming but imposing 18th Century house in a pleasant village location, set in the stunning Eden Valley, boasting an abundance of rural character. It lies approximately 11 miles west of the Yorkshire Dales and only a short drive of 26 miles from the Lake District If you enjoy long walks in the countryside or perhaps the challenge of climbing the magnificent fells then The Manor House is the ideal place for you to stay. Cumbria is of course famous for its beautiful lakes (Wordsworth country) and its undulating lofty fells, hills and mountains, and these can be taken full advantage of in this lovely house in this wonderful part of the world.

With a wealth of character, three sitting rooms with open fires / woodburners, and six bedrooms, The Manor House is a perfect venue for a gathering of friends or family. On the ground floor there is a large country kitchen with Aga and farmhouse table, Conservatory with views to the back garden, Family Sitting room with woodburner, colour television and DVD player, games and books, Formal Drawing Room with large open fireplace, Second sitting room with large open fire and colour television and Downstairs Cloakroom. There are 3 bedrooms on the first floor - 2 doubles with en-suite bathrooms, 1 family room with double bed, single bed and room off with further bed, together with the Family bathroom. The 2nd Floor has 3 further bedrooms - 2 bedrooms with double beds and 1 double room with twin beds.

£1495 - £3300

Overlooking the quiet, unspoilt Howgill Mountains, Fawcett Mill is hidden in its own tranquil valley, with a stream running from an adjacent waterfall through 7 acres of meadowland. Built in 1794 as the mill owners house, it is furnished in comfortable country style, with oak beams and open hearths throughout. It is equipped to a very high standard with full gas central heating and fitted carpets. Outside, as well as barbecue areas, there are extensive terraces and patios bordering the stream. Fawcett Mill is an idyllic gathering place for a large family or group of friends. It is perfect for reunions, get togethers, Christmas/New Year/Easter celebrations, Weekend Breaks or a relaxing break away from it all. Summer or winter the environment and scenery is stunning. 

The property has 3 double bedrooms, 3 twin bedrooms, 1 family bedroom (with twin beds and additional double bunkbed), 2 bathrooms, 2 shower rooms and 4 w.c.s. A double futon and double settee bed in the upper lounge (+cots) enable up to 20 people to be accommodated. There are 2 lounges, one on the ground floor with TV, video, radio and log fire, and the other on the first floor with TV, video and radio. The spacious dining / living room with Victorian range has dining table seating 16 people, and the two fully equipped kitchens include dishwasher, washing machine, drier, microwave, hob, oven, fridge, freezer and a gas-fired Rayburn cooker. Also on the ground floor are a 3-person sauna and sunbed.  

£720 - £2240

Tarn Outdoor Centre is a unique and superb barn conversion in a traditional Cumbrian hill farm setting. Magnificently situated with spectacular views over the surrounding Howgill Fells. The Centre is an idyllic base for walkers and a peaceful, secluded retreat for those wanting to get away from it all. It is a great venue for parties, celebrations or a family get together.

The centre offers self catering accommodation for groups of up to 24 people in four double/twin bedrooms and two 8 person dormitories. There is a fully equipped kitchen, dining area for the whole group, great lounge, drying room and 8 washrooms (comprising shower, wc, basin in each).

The centre brings a group right into the natural outdoors whilst also having all the comforts of a high specification, recently converted, character facility. Set in acres of grounds there is a large games field and games equipment (football, rounders, cricket, badminton rackets etc..). Panoramic views over surrounding country side. Lots of space, lawned area, small tarn, meadowland where guests are free to have a stroll, enjoy the views, have a barbecue or just relax around an evening campfire. Seeing the lambs in spring, a glimpse of the visiting red squirrels, the greater spotted woodpeckers, the wild rabbits or the fell ponies on the surrounding fells all add to making Tarn Outdoor Centre a special venue for a weekend or group get together or joint family holiday.

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