LAKE DISTRICT COTTAGE LISTINGS : Page 4

Lake District Cottages

£275 - £395

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.

£228 - £456

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.

£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.

£750 - £750

This lovely 19th Century miller’s cottage is situated less than a mile from the delightful market town of Kirkby Lonsdale, set amidst beautiful scenery, historic buildings and an abundance of quality shops, restaurants and inns. Kirkby Lonsdale is well known for its famous River Lune, Ruskin’s view, Devils Bridge and the popular Victorian Fair. The Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District are only 15 minutes drive away. This makes Sellet Mill Cottage a great base for a holiday.

The cottage has been totally re-furbished to a high standard, with a 30’ kitchen diner, utility and garden room. The kitchen is fully equipped, including dishwasher, separate oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and washing machine / tumble drier. Through the hall a comfortable lounge with woodburning stove, wide-screen TV, DVD player, and access to patio and large garden with fabulous views. The original pine staircase leads to 3 bedrooms; 1 single, 1 double, 1 King en suite and a large house bathroom. All beds are made up with finest sheets, duvets and gorgeous quilted bedspreads. Cotton towels are also provided in each room. A Welcome Hamper is provided with our compliments.

Discounts for 2 people only. Short Breaks and Weekends from £200. One well-behaved dog by arrangement.

£250 - £350

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 storks occupy the nearby estuary, whilst wild deer and magnificent stags provide picture postcard views at the local trust parks. Walk from Olde Bluebell Cottages up Heversham Head for stunning views of the fells, or to the local pub for a refreshing drink or home cooked meal. All this is within a mile of the cottages. By car you can reach the thriving market town of in 10 minutes, whilst Ambleside at the heart of the lakes is just 30 minutes away.

Converted from an 18th century coaching inn Olde Blue Bell Cottages are situated in a quiet central village location. Stone walls and wooden beams have been preserved to retain the original character, and the cottages have been newly equipped with tasteful decoration throughout. Both cottages are equipped with a large enamel bath and shower, tiled in clean ceramic white and blue and stocked with basic provisions for kitchen and bathroom.

Olde Blue Bell Cottage (sleeps 6) is furnished in natural wood, the kitchen is hand-crafted, with Belfast sink and stone tiles. It comprises a double bedroom and 2 twins. The cottage has a cosy feel, and retains a great deal of character. 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 with walk in wardrobe, 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.

£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.

£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.

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£325 - £650

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.

£375 - £700

Birk How can be found in the village of Eskdale Green, and is an ideal base for a family or group of friends to explore the Western Lake District. This part of the Lake District is less commercialised than other areas - Alfred Wainwright, the famous Lakeland author, described Eskdale as one of "Lakelands loveliest valleys". If you have not visited this part of the Lake District before I am sure you will enjoy your stay. The house is in an elevated position and offers spectacular views across to Birker Fell and down the Eskdale valley. There are numerous walks from the cottage for you to enjoy, and Wastwater, our nearest Lake, is less than a 10 minute drive away.

The cottage will comfortably sleep 6 people, and is furnished in traditional Lake District style complete with open fires and a wood burning stove. The nice cosy lounge has superb open fell views, together with open fireplace, TV, DVD player and comfortable seating for 6 people. The well equipped kitchen has a traditional Belfast sink, fridge, dishwasher, washing machine, ample storage space and an oil-fired Rayburn cooker, which also provides heating and hot water for the house; a utility room provides the ideal place to store your coats, boots etc. The dining room again enjoys superb open fell views, and has a cast iron wood burner stove in brick Inglenook and traditional farmhouse table seating 6 adults. Upstairs are the three bedrooms, all with wonderful views - one double with original cast iron fireplace, one twin with traditional cast iron grate and another twin with traditional cast iron fireplace. Last but not least, the bathroom, which has a roll top bath on feet, shower, bidet, washbasin and WC. Outside, there are superb fell views from the garden, which includes a patio area ideally suited to barbeques - weather depending! Off-road parking is provided for 2 cars. Please note that Birk How is a non smoking establishment. Dogs are very welcome but owners are asked to ensure that their pets do not sit on furniture or beds!

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