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Traditionally built Log Cabin in a woodland setting, with exceptional views of the Western Fells. Relaxing and Cosy Atmosphere with a wood burning stove. The Cabin comprises of a Kitchen, mezzanine Bedroom, living area and adjoining bathroom.

The Space includes an open plan, cosy living area, dining table and chairs and Fully equipped Kitchen; with gas hobs, an oven and microwave. This space, along with an exterior decking, is the perfect place for socialising, or possibly small gatherings. The Mezzanine bedroom has beautiful views over the western fells of The Lake District, from a comfortable double bed, and alternate view into nearby woodland. There is also a sofa bed in the living area, perfect to accommodate an additional 2 people. The Log Cabin is an alternative place for a romantic weekend, or a get away with friends. Nearby amenities include Seascale Beach, restaurants/ pubs, Golf Course, grocery stores and a pharmacy. Slightly further a field, a 15 minute drive will take you to 'Britains Best View' over Wastwater or the beautiful Eskdale valley, both of these are the perfect place for both easy and more challenging hikes.

The property is in a totally private countryside setting, with beautiful views over fields, woodland and fells.

Tommy Bit is our shepherd's hut for 2 in Borrowdale, the heart of the Lake District. Enjoy fantastic views, cook up a meal on the campfire or curl up on the sofa in front of the wood burning stove. Fabulous walks from the hut to the lake and fells.

Please note, we can usually only offer arrivals on Fridays and Mondays. If you wish to arrive on a day other than Monday or Friday please get in touch and we can check if we can help you. Tommy Bit is our cosy, traditionally styled shepherd's hut in Borrowdale, the English Lake District, which is nestled at the foot of the fells with wonderful valley and woodland views. Shower and toilet facilities are in our barn about 40m away. Glamping at its best! Keep snug in the winter with Tommy Bit's wood burning stove, or cook outside in the summer on the fire pit. Relax after a day exploring the Lakes in our wood fired outdoor hot tub (£25 for exclusive use for a day, please book in advance). We provide tea & coffee and Tommy Bit has a kettle, toaster, microwave and fridge inside and a fire pit outside for you to cook up an outdoor storm! Or you can try one of the local hotels for dinner. Bed linen, towels, crockery, cutlery and appropriate cooking things are provided. Tommy Bit has a fold down small double bed (4ft wide instead of 4ft 6), which folds away, fully made up, into a sofa in the day. There is a folding table with stools inside as well as outdoor table and chairs. In case of rain, a tarpaulin can be suspended from wires above the outdoor area. There is a shared room nearby with washer, drier, lots of tourist information and puzzles and games that you can take back to the hut. We also provide all our guests with our 'walks from the door' which we have written ourselves: 12 walks of varying lengths that you can enjoy straight out of the gate.

Manesty is less than a mile from the Derwentwater lakeshore and about the same distance from the pretty village of Grange, with its teashops and double hump-backed bridge over the River Derwent. The 'Honister Ramber' bus takes you the 5 miles into Keswick (which has the nearest shops) from the doorstep between Easter and November, or the launch runs all-year round, as does a bus from Grange. We're in a perfect location for walks, water sports, touring the villages, or just sitting back to relax! We're at the foot of Catbells, which is well known as the Lake's favourite beginner's fellwalk, but there are also challenging day hikes up Scafell (the highest mountain in England) or relaxing rambles by the lake or in the woods.

The Lake District is a World Heritage Site, and High Park is located in the most beautiful part of the area. This former farmhouse, once owned by Beatrix Potter, is situated on the Cumbria Way. The views are fantastic and at night, the silence is total. Although your bedroom is quite small, we do offer a King size double bed with a TV and a small fridge. You have your own private bathroom with great water pressure and piping hot water. We cook your breakfast how you like it - just ask!

We only let one room - with its own bathroom - so you will be our only guests. Your room has a king size bed, a HD TV, a small fridge and free WiFi. Your bathroom has both a bath and shower. A downstairs room is available, both for breakfast and for you to relax in at any time. We work very hard to keep our house squeaky clean too! Extraordinary silence at night, coupled with a true dark sky, make staying at High Park a unique experience.

We are in a secluded valley, but right in the middle of the Lake District. We offer peace and tranquility - and as one of our friends said recently, 'Probably the best view from a garden to be found in England'. The down side of this is that if you are looking for excitement and things to do in the evening, High Park might not be a good choice for you. There are two pubs within reasonable walking distance (20 - 30 minutes) and they serve evening meals and bar snacks. Because there is no street lighting, we are happy to provide you with a flashlight! Both Ambleside and Coniston (approx 5 miles away) offer a wide variety of pubs, cafes and restaurants.

Fermain Cottage is a charming lakeland home that has been lovingly renovated over the years to a high standard. It is a three storey property on a peaceful road, just a very short walk from Ambleside town centre. With ample parking for two vehicles, it is a perfect base from which to explore everything the Lake District has to offer. A tranquil, cosy and memorable place to stay, for up to five people. We are a strictly dog-free cottage.

The front door opens straight into a newly renovated and well equipped kitchen area. The oven, gas hob and microwave gives you plenty of cooking options. There is a fridge / freezer, kettle, Nespresso Coffee Machine and dishwasher. There are plenty of pots, pans, crockery, glassware and cooking utensils - everything you need for a self-catered holiday. Stone floors lead through to the living room where there is a dining table / chairs and two sofas. There is a wall mounted television and a wood burning stove which is lovely to sit by in the evenings (please bring your own logs). There are some books and games kept in the living room which you are welcome to use. The house is fully centrally heated throughout and the controls are on the first floor landing. The bathroom is a stunning focal point of the home. After a long walk in the hills you can take a soak in the claw-foot tub, or have an invigorating shower with our complimentary toiletries. There is also a double bedroom on the first floor and laundry facilities. The top floor houses a large second double bedroom and a smaller single bedroom. There are excellent views of the surrounding fells from the top floor. On prior request we can accommodate a sixth person on a pull-out bed in the single bedroom. It is a full size single mattress bed (see photos) and would probably be best suited for children. There is an additional charge of twenty pounds if you would like the sixth bed to be made up. Stair-gates and a travel cot can be assembled prior to your arrival, upon request. Being a traditional lakeland cottage, the staircases are quite narrow and steep, which may present a challenge to the elderly or those with mobility problems. Outside: The back door leads out from the living room to a small, peaceful garden with an area of grass and benches. There is a gravel driveway large enough for two cars. There is a large lockable shed in the garden. If you want to store bikes etc in there, I am happy to arrange for the key to be left for you. We are a strictly dog-free cottage.

Ambleside is a bustling and lively village where you will find plenty of things to do. Many happy hours can be spent wandering around the town and its interesting shops (with plenty of stops for coffees and cakes!). Ambleside is one of the best places to shop for outdoor gear if you are into fell walking / outdoor activities. In the evenings there are a number of restaurants within walking distance from the cottage if you don't feel like cooking. Pop into one of the many cosy pubs for a drink. The Lake District is home to some of the most spectacular scenery in the UK - there is so much to explore! Turn right out of the cottage door on foot and there are a number of beautiful walks up the hill and onto the local fells, which are suitable for most people and children. Or take a short drive for some more challenging walks in the area - Helvellyn on a clear day offers unparalleled beauty from the top.

Enjoying an enviable position in the centre of Ambleside and all it has to offer. cosy, comfortable and authentic. Set out over three floors and beautifully styled throughout with quality furnishings. Rooftop views to the fells.... Wi-Fi, 2xTV's 1 being a smart. Full Kitchen facilities, large separate diner. Parking to load, unload. Car parks (5) all less than 5mins walk. Shops cafes bars restaurants, great variety less than 1 minute walk. PLEASE LOOK AT OUR GUIDE BOOK FOR RECOMMENDATIONS.❤

Two bedrooms, one a double bed, one king size bed. Clean and bright, quality fresh hand pressed luxury linen, towels suplied. Large bathroom, with large bath and shower. Shampoo, conditioner and body wash supplied, plus extras. Hair dryer, straighteners. Lounge with two sofas, smart T.v and playstation. Fully equipped kitchen, basics supplied, cereal, pasta, rice, milk, tea, coffee, condiments etc. Dining room, large table seats 6, sofa and TV. Dogs are welcome in my home and in all pubs, cafes and shops. 1A Lake Road is part of the UNESCO World Heritage site, set in an enviable position directly in the centre of Ambleside, providing an ideal place to relax, go walking, hiking or just visit The Lake district and its scenery. A very spacious home, set over three floors, offering splendid views over the rooftops to the Fells, Loughrigg and sections of Fairfield Horseshoe. With many walks to choose from as well as everything you will ever need on the doorstep, retail shops, supermarkets, cafes, pubs, restaurants... Over 20 restaurants most of which are independently owned making the most of the regions best meat, fish, shellfish, home grown and foraged produce. Traditional Lakeland Pubs and Bars offering local cask ales, delicious wines, live music. You’re in walkers’ heaven in Ambleside - enjoy gentle rambles through the Rydal and Grasmere valleys and climbs to spectacular views from Loughrigg and Wansfell. A short walk will take you to Stock Ghyll Force, a spectacular 70 foot waterfall. Ambleside is the gateway to the Langdale Valley, home to one of the most popular and distinctive mountain ranges in England. Want to save your legs? Drive up ‘the struggle’ to Kirkstone Pass Inn, the third highest pub in England, or take a lake cruise to Bowness and Lakeside from the terminal at Waterhead Pier. Rooted in the medieval woollen trade, Ambleside is predominantly a Victorian town, built of dark grey slate. There are many restaurants and other places to eat in Ambleside and an exciting range of arts, crafts, jewellery and interior design shops. Among other Ambleside attractions, you can visit Hayes Garden World, catch the latest film at the excellent cinemas, Zefirellis and Fellinis, or kit yourself out with the latest gear from the outdoor shops. Take in Ambleside Sports in July, the annual showcase for traditional Lakeland sports such as Cumberland and Westmorland wrestling, fell running and hound trails. While in Ambleside, visit the Armitt Museum to learn about the town’s history and local characters including John Ruskin and Beatrix Potter. Discover the iconic St Mary's Church and Bridge House, one of the most photographed buildings in the Lake District and a popular subject for many artists, including Turner. Mountain Goat tours take you for half a day or a full day to some of the iconic places. Brockhole is great for family adventure and activities which include clay pigeon shooting, tree tops, horse riding . Also Windermere boat tours. Highpoint Mountain Guides, Cruises, Swim in the Lakes. Please look on my guidebook for my recommendations. We also have a number of activities brochers to choose from placed in our home.❤

The neighborhood is a very safe place to stay full of friendly and helpful people. It also has all the amenities which you could possible ask for all on your doorstep, supermarkets, cafes, pubs, retail shops, 3 cinemas, also great vegetarian restaurants. Thai, Chinese, Italian. Thanks to Ambleside's magnificent setting at the head of Lake Windermere , there's plenty of things to do in Ambleside. It's probably best known for being the perfect base for exploring the heart of the Lake District. You’re in walkers’ heaven in Ambleside - enjoy gentle rambles through the Rydal and Grasmere valleys and climbs to spectacular views from Loughrigg and Wansfell. A short walk will take you to Stock Ghyll Force, a spectacular 70 foot waterfall. Ambleside is the gateway to the Langdale Valley, home to one of the most popular and distinctive mountain ranges in England. Want to save your legs? Drive up ‘the struggle’ to Kirkstone Pass Inn, the third highest pub in England, or take a lake cruise to Bowness and Lakeside from the terminal at Waterhead Pier. Rooted in the medieval woollen trade, Ambleside is predominantly a Victorian town, built of dark grey slate. There are many restaurants and other places to eat in Ambleside and an exciting range of arts, crafts, jewellery and interior design shops. Among other Ambleside attractions, you can visit Hayes Garden World, catch the latest film at the excellent cinemas, Zefirellis and Fellinis, or kit yourself out with the latest gear from the outdoor shops. Take in Ambleside Sports in July, the annual showcase for traditional Lakeland sports such as Cumberland and Westmorland wrestling, fell running and hound trails. While in Ambleside, visit the Armitt Museum to learn about the town’s history and local characters including John Ruskin and Beatrix Potter. Discover the iconic St Mary's Church and Bridge House, one of the most photographed buildings in the Lake District and a popular subject for many artists, including Turner...

A unique blend of holiday cottage with b&b service, Artie's lodge is a luxury lodge overlooking Lake Windermere. Unwind in private away from the bustle of tourists but only 5mins drive away from Bowness. Indulge in luxury soaps, bath robes, sumptuous linen, loose leaf teas and luxury local produce.

Artie's Lodge is a beautifully luxurious 2 story lodge with the bedroom upstairs and you get the whole place to yourselves. Downstairs there is a large L shaped sofa (which folds out to a double bed great for kids) making up a large comfortable open plan lounge over looking lake Windermere as well as the dining area where your breakfast will be served. We have ensured the full luxury package with a large bathroom including a walk-in shower and a double ended bath tub for a deep soak complete with local luxury soaps. Upstairs you will find a 5ft wide king sized bed in sumptuous surroundings in which to wind down. High quality towels and bedding are provided. Think of this as one of the best hotel rooms you have stayed in. Catering: There are complimentary loose leaf teas and freshly ground coffee on offer with a kettle and a small fridge. Our BREAKFAST is included in the rate and will be sourced from the finest local ingredients including eggs from our two resident Maran Hens, Ethel and Gertrude pictured! Our pork is Oxford Sandy & Black from a friend's farm down the road. Breakfast choices are; Full English (bacon, sausage, fried egg, mushrooms, baked beans & toast) Continental (pastries, toast, butter and jams) Lebanese (2 fried eggs with sumac and Arabic bread, grilled halloumi, beef tomatoes & olives). We also offer a Dinner service! (PLEASE NOTE this option in not available between 23rd December and 2nd January 2020. Please do book somewhere early as the restaurants around book up quick during the Christmas and new year period) Elizabeth learned her Lebanese cooking from her mother in law and you can be assured that our Lebanese food is second to none in the home made cooking world. A 3 course dinner of lovely Lebanese tastiness which can easily be made vegetarian is available at £30 a head. Do get in touch with us to see what we can offer and we can tailor a Lebanese feast which will delight in your own private dining room :) Please note there is NO KITCHEN in the Lodge although we are very happy to provide cutlery and crockery etc should you wish to get a takeaway etc! Well behaved doggies are welcome in Artie’s Lodge we ask only that if they are in the front garden to keep them on a lead as our chickens have already been nipped at!

Peaceful views of lake Windermere and everything the Lake District has to offer. Need I say more! We have a stocked Rainbow Trout fly fishing lake within less than a 10 minute walk (permits purchased online). Other activities within a 20 minute drive include: Go Ape, Zip Wires, Off road Segwaying, Climbing, Clay Pigeon Shooting, Sailing and of course walking and mountain biking in the fells. We have fantastic local produce around here including highly luxurious soaps from the Bath House in Sedbergh (which you will be able to use in the bathroom), the Lakes Distillery (great craft Gin, Whiskey and Vodka), Craft Beer from Fell Brewery, Damson Gin, Toffee Vodka, Kendal Mint Cake, Sticky Toffee Pudding......need I go on?!

Spacious flat, private parking and seating area, entry up steps into flat, kitchen diner/lounge area with a woodburner, 1 twin room, 1 double room, 1 shower room, utility/storage room for outdoor activities equipment

The accommodation is a recently renovated part of the Corn Mill, set in the Lickle valley, Broughton Mills. A quiet area of outstanding beauty and tranquillity. Only 7 miles from Coniston and 2 miles from the Duddon valley, with the closest village Broughton being also 2 miles away.

This is the ideal place for walkers and mountain bikers to explore the surrounding beauty of this hidden gem. The pub 100m up the road, The Blacksmiths Arms is renowned for very good food. Broughton our closest village has a bakery, grocery/butcher shop, post office, cafe's, pubs, petrol stations and a tourist information centre.

Set amidst England's highest mountain, it's deepest lake, steepest road and oldest working water mill, Boot village has plenty to see and do for all ages; take a trip on the Ravenglass and Eskdale Narrow Gauge steam railway, enjoy numerous walks from our doorstep along rivers or up mountains, returning home via one of our traditional village pubs. Scafell cottage has an outstanding location with fabulous views and is a beautifully restored 500 year old Elizabethan luxury holiday cottage.

Scafell has four bedroom and three bathrooms, large downstairs living, kitchen and dining areas, with a brand new kitchen recently installed. This luxury holiday cottage has a ground floor double bedroom with ensuite bathroom as well as a downstairs family bathroom and Level 1 Mobility Accreditation, making it ideal for those with limited mobility or requiring ground floor facilities. Please note that the 10th bed is an extra fold away bed suitable for children, available on request for an extra cost of 50GBP. We can also provide cots and high chairs free of charge.

500 year old luxury four star graded cottage in the heart of the Lake District National Park! Wrynose cottage has recently been renovated with a brand new kitchen stylishly fitted and designed as well as a new bedroom layout with king size bed. Make sure you see our photos! This cottage is ideal for couples or families with smaller children as there is plenty of space to accommodate an extra fold away bed or cot.

Boot village is stunningly set beneath England's highest mountains, Scafell and Scafell Pike, both of which you can walk to the top of straight from the cottage door! There are countless gentle walks to waterfalls, lakes, rivers and tarns too, so you will be spoilt for choice by the spectacular scenery! The village also has two traditional pubs within walking distance, both serving excellent food and real ales, perfect for after a day out on the fells! We look forward to welcoming you at Bridge End Farm Cottages...

Whillan Beck Cottage is a quaint and cosy one bedroom cottage in the heart of the Lake District National Park. 500 years old and 4 star graded, with fabulous views and all the best walks in the Lakes on your doorstep. Set beneath England's highest mountains, Scafell and Scafell Pike, as well as close to England's deepest lake, Wastwater. Both are within walking distance! Boot village has two excellent pubs serving traditional ales and hearty dinners. Come and experience the reality!

Surrounded by mountains and stunning scenery, Wastwater Cottage is a four bedroom, 500 year old pink granite luxury holiday cottage. With an inviting open plan living area with dining and living areas combined beneath the high ceilings and original beams, this is the perfect cottage for families or groups. Four Star Gold graded and previous winners of Cumbria Self-Catering Awards for Excellence, you won't disappointed when you walk through the door! Also Level 1 Mobility Accredited.

Wastwater Cottage has an enormous 12m downstairs living, kitchen and dining area, beneath the high ceiling and oak beams. The kitchen is brand new and there are two downstairs bedrooms, one with ensuite shower room, as well as a downstairs family bathroom, making this cottage ideal for those guests with limited mobility or requiring ground floor facilities. If there are 8 of you in your party, please note that the single bed in the fourth bedroom is a ‘Captain’s Bed’ with a full size pull out underneath to give full size beds for 8 guests. We can also provide a cot free of charge.

The Bothy is a quirky detached building offering cosy comfortable "upside down" self catering accommodation for two people. An enclosed private garden surrounds the Bothy and there are spectacular views of Scafell Pike.

Woodend Bothy is quite remote and situated in the Lake District National Park in Cumbria. From the car park, stone steps lead up to a gate and the front door. You enter into the combined lounge / dining / kitchen area with views towards Scafell Pike. Open plan wooden steps lead down to the bedroom, which has stone walls and oak beams. A door leads from the bedroom to the bathroom which has a traditional slipper bath, hand basin and WC. Located quite high on Birker Fell (950') and approached from the fell along a single track road through a gate, it has fantastic views across the fell towards Scafell Pike, (Englands's highest mountain), and is a ten minute walk from one of the smaller of the lakes, Devoke Water, which never the less is nearly a mile long. The kitchen and garden have incredible views towards Scafell Pike, Bow Fell and Crinkle Craggs. Within twenty minutes walking you can be at the top of Devoke Seat where, on a clear day, you have a 360 degree panoramic view that includes Devoke Water, the Langdales, the coast and the Isle of Man.

We are situated 3 miles from both the Eskdale Valley and the Duddon Valley and conveniently situated for Ulpha, Seathwaite, Broughton-in-Furness and Boot. There are several dog friendly pubs and plenty of walking and sightseeing. There are details of places to visit on our website.

Nestled beneath England's highest mountains, Scafell Pike and Scafell and close to England's deepest lake, Wastwater, Bridge End Farm Cottages are set amidst stunning scenery & mind blowing views, in the heart of the Lake District National Park. The perfect place for couples, families, reunions or large groups to enjoy a relaxing or action packed holiday! We have 7 cottages sleeping 2-9, all of which are 500 years old and beautifully renovated, so come & see for yourself!

The Farmhouse is our luxury 5 star graded Elizabethan cottage, with all original features immaculately preserved and intertwined with every modern comfort. We have recently installed a brand new kitchen and the cottage has everything a guest could possibly require. We have Free WiFi, full Sky TV and modern appliances. If you have any specific requirements, do not hesitate to get in touch as we can help you. If you are looking for a cottage with ground floor facilities, we recommend either Scafell Cottage or Wastwater Cottage at Bridge End Farm, both of which have downstairs double bedrooms and bathrooms and are Level 1 Mobility Accredited.

The Buttery is cosy and quirky self contained private accommodation adjoining the barn offering self catering accommodation for two people. There is an enclosed private "courtyard" garden and spectacular views of Scafell.

Woodend Buttery is quite remote and situated in the Lake District National Park in Cumbria. The Buttery is cosy private self contained accommodation for two people adjoining the barn. It combines the old with the new and has a multifuel "log burning" stove in the living area and a feature fire basket in the courtyard for the summer months. Layout From the parking area is a gate to the front garden and a step then leads to the front door where you enter into the combined lounge / dining / kitchen area with slate floor and oak beams. A half flight of steps leads down to the oak floored bedroom and bathroom which comprises of a traditional slipper bath, hand basin and WC. Located quite high on Birker Fell (950') and approached from the fell along a single track road through a gate, it has fantastic views across the fell towards Scafell Pike, (Englands's highest mountain), and is a ten minute walk from one of the smaller of the lakes, Devoke Water, which never the less is nearly a mile long. There are incredible views towards Scafell Pike, Bow Fell and Crinkle Craggs. Within twenty minutes walking you can be at the top of Devoke Seat where, on a clear day, you have a 360 degree panoramic view that includes Devoke Water, the Langdales, the coast and the Isle of Man.

We are situated 3 miles from both the Eskdale Valley and the Duddon Valley and conveniently situated for Ulpha, Seathwaite, Broughton-in-Furness and Boot. There are several dog friendly pubs and plenty of walking and sightseeing. There are details of places to visit on our website.

Cosy two bedroom holiday let set on a working Herdwick sheep farm situated in the picturesque Wasdale valley in the Lake District National Park. Wasdale Head Hall Farm is set on the shores of Wastwater and so offers stunning views. It is the perfect starting point for numerous walks including Scafell Pike, Yewbarrows and Great Gable.

The holiday let has been recently renovated with a new kitchen and bathroom. It comprises two double bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs, with an open plan kitchen and lounge downstairs featuring a slate floor and wood burner.

A beautiful and tranquil room in an ildyllic barn conversion, located in one of the most stunning valleys of the UNESCO World Heritage National Park - The Lake District. In a peaceful and quiet courtyard, with plenty of private parking, you can use The Stables as a base to explore further afield. With a spacious garden, complete with the local narrow gauge steam railway, “The Ratty” running through the end, our home is a delightful haven away from the hustle and bustle of normal life.

Guests will have their own double bedroom, with full height windows looking out onto the quiet courtyard, and sole use of the downstairs bathroom, with WC & shower. A simple breakfast is provided, along with linen and towels. We are both enthusiastic outdoor people and can certainly recommend the best places to visit and explore. The valley boasts a fantastic narrow gauge steam engine, which stops literally five minutes from our front door! Scafell is also easily accessible from the door, as well as various other natural tarns and walks – a real eclectic mix of nature. There are five pubs, most within walking distance and all within two miles – so you’re certainly spoilt for choice. We do have a rabbit who lives outside (super friendly, but just a word of warning for anyone with a severe allergy)! We really look forward to welcoming you to our home!

Sleeps 2 Price includes all bed linen, towels, heating & electricity Occupies upper level of the two story barn King-sized double bed with ensuite bathroom Lounge area with Satellite TV/DVD & wireless internet access Wood burning stove Fully equipped galleried kitchen Dining table & chairs for two Direct access onto shared sun terrace and garden Centrally heated throughout Washing machine/drier No smoking and no pets

Our luxury Lake District Cottages lie in the beautiful Stock Valley. They are reached by a private drive from Ambleside which runs past Stockghyll Falls, climbing to 700 feet and offering some of the finest panoramic views in the Lake District. Guests are invited to relax in the gardens, or freely explore the farm. Every photo you see here was taken on the farm so you know exactly what to expect during your stay! Grove Farm is the setting for your own tranquil retreat, yet with Ambleside just over a mile away there is an excellent choice of shops, bars and restaurants close by, with easy access to all the magnificent scenery and exciting pursuits that the Lake District has to offer

The Lake District, also known as the Lakes or Lakeland, is a mountainous region in North West England. A popular holiday destination, it is famous for its lakes, forests and mountains (or fells), and its associations with William Wordsworth and the other Lake Poets and with Beatrix Potter and John Ruskin. A National Park established in 1951 covers an area of 2,362 square kilometres. It was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2017. The Lake District is located entirely within the county of Cumbria. All the land in England higher than 3,000 feet (914 m) above sea level lies within the National Park, including Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in England. It also contains the deepest and longest bodies of water in England, Wast Water and Windermere.

Set in the Cumbrian countryside, Duddon Mews is also within easy reach of coastal towns such as Millom and Haverigg.. Ground Floor: 2 steps to entrance. Open plan living space: With beams and tiled floor. Living area: With electric fire, 21" Sky TV (basic package) and DVD player. Dining area. Kitchen area: With electric oven, electric hob and fridge/freezer. External stone stairs to.... First Floor: Bedroom: With kingsize bed. Shower room: With shower cubicle and toilet.. Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. . Small enclosed garden with patio and garden furniture. Private parking 1 car. No smoking. Please note: No children. The property has a natural water supply from a borehole.. Duddon Mews is located in the heart of the Duddon Valley and would suit couples wanting to escape and enjoy the outdoors. You will be surrounded by the natural beauty of the Western Lakes with no street lighting on a working sheep and cattle farm, with the owners living next door who will be on hand to help if required. This barn conversion is surrounded by beautiful countryside and rolling hills, and is 5 miles away from Broughton-in-Furness. Set over two floors, the downstairs has an open plan living space with exposed beams, and on the first floor is a main bedroom and bathroom. To connect between the ground and first floor there is an external stone staircase (umbrellas are provided in case of bad weather). Muncaster Castle, La’al Ratty steam train and Scafell Pike are all located within a few miles from Duddon Mews. Beach 10 miles. Shop ½ mile, pub and restaurant 5 miles.

Traditionally built in Lakeland stone and a short stroll from the centre of Ambleside, Thomas Fold Flat is perfect for couples looking for a comfortable base in the heart of the Lake District. This recently renovated, light and airy basement flat is situated half way between Ambleside and the Lake on the original Old Lake Road. Thomas Fold Flat has an open plan living room and fully equipped kitchen area. For those cosy nights in the living room has a Large 32” Television with a DVD player and Sky TV with Sky Sports package, along with a Small Dining Table, Comfy Sofa and Arm Chair. The double bedroom has a King Size Ded, Spacious Built-in Wardrobe and a TV with Freeview and DVD. The modern bathroom has a Bath with Power Shower over. There is also an inner hall with further Storage Cupboards. This one bedroomed flat has the benefit of a Large Comfortable Sofa Bed in the living room which can be used for flexible sleeping arrangements (additional supplement for bedding may apply). Thomas Fold Flat we provide a free parking permit for the car park just metres away, although there is usually Free Parking on the road outside the house as well. There are 9 steps down from the road level leading to a small courtyard patio area with Luxury Garden Furniture and the entrance to the flat. THomas Folsd Flat also has a separate Utility Room/Bike Storage with Tumble Dryer.

Linsley House is a spacious semi-detached property in the pretty village of Gosforth, and scenic walking abounds in nearby Wasdale.. Ground Floor: 1 step to entrance. Kitchen/dining room: With electric range, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and beams. Utility room: With washing machine and tumble dryer. Separate toilet.. First Floor: Living room: With 42" Freeview TV, DVD player, 6ft snooker table and beams. 3 steps up to... Bedroom 1: With double bed, Freeview TV and beams. Bedroom 2: With double bed, Freeview TV and beams. Bathroom: With shower over bath, toilet and heated towel rail. Shower room: With shower cubicle and toilet. 2 steps from landing to... Bedroom 3: With bunk bed and beams.. Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Travel cot, highchair and stairgate. Welcome pack.. Enclosed garden with patio and garden furniture. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: There are 8 steps and a gently sloping path in the garden.. Located in the centre of the village of Gosforth, Linsley House retains many original features and offers lots of comfort and space in which to relax thanks to its quirky design. Leave your shoes at the front door and find the kitchen just beyond the hallway. With fitted units and a large workspace, the kitchen is well equipped and includes a dishwasher, a coffee maker, a chilled water dispenser from the fridge, as well as an excellent range cooker. You can dine overlooking the garden, spotting visiting wildlife through the French doors as you enjoy your meal. Upstairs you find the large living room with a very comfortable L-shaped sofa, which offers more than enough space for everyone to sit on and spread out, enjoying views of the garden and beyond. If you prefer, take a shot at the black ball on the 6ft snooker table or enjoy one of the many family board games provided by the owner. On a split level from the living room are two bedrooms to the front of the house with feature original eves, generous wardrobes and drawers, and a little more quirkiness! Guests will not be queuing in the morning, as there is a large bathroom with a shower over, and a separate shower room, along with an extra toilet downstairs. Outside, private parking is available to the side of the property, and there is also a delightful enclosed garden, with seasonally planted borders around a lush green lawn. During the autumn you are welcome to take your pick of the fruit from the plum and apple trees. Gosforth is famed for its wonderful scenery, and there is an abundance of walks in nearby Wasdale. A short drive away you find yourself in one of the most popular Cumbrian seaside villages, Seascale, where a perfect way to spend the time is to walk along the sandy beach whilst enjoying ice cream. Other nearby attractions include Muncaster Castle where you can meet the owls, and the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway, which offers a perfect day out for the children. Take a visit to Wastwater, a beautiful 3 mile long lake, or St Olaf’s Church, one of England’s smallest churches. On a rainy day, visit Whitehaven with its historic harbour, superb Beacon Heritage Centre and the visitor attraction and museum known as The Rum Story, where you can learn about the rum trade. Beach 3 miles. Shop 200 yards, pub and restaurant ¼ mile. Free WiFi

Ain House Bothy - New for 2020

The Bothy is a single storey detached stone building with a private lawn area. It has uninterrupted views southwards to Muncaster Fell. The Bothy is a refurbished building blending the old world charm of open beams and slate floors with modern accents like partial underfloor heating and a modern kitchen. There is a log burner in the living room. The bedroom has beautiful views over the adjacent fields - (you may find cattle at your window!) and beyond to Muncaster and Birker Fells. Ain House has an on-site wood and easy access to Irton Fell to the north with paths onto Illgill Head where there are tremendous views into Wasdale and towards the Scafell. There is a small slate patio and adjacent parking.

Ain House and cottages are set back about 300m from Bowerhouse Bank off their own drive. The buildings sit against the backdrop of Irton Fell and are surrounded by beautiful countryside. There are no other properties visible from the property - it’s remote enough to feel ‘away from it’ but only half a mile or so from two local pubs. Formerly farm buildings and at one time used as a sawmill and timber workshop, the main house has been extended and refurbished by the owners. The outbuildings have all been renovated - The Stables, Cartshed and Bothy having been lovingly converted and a pre-existing cottage also having been fully gutted and redeveloped. The owners are constantly improving the premises and projects particularly to improve the external areas are ongoing but will not detrimentally impact on your stay.

We fell in love with this place the moment we arrived. The peace of the area gave us a chance to relax in the beautiful surroundings. Close by, the lake, hills and mountains gave us the chance to have some adventures. Our Lake District cottage is one of four properties that were once the mill in Water Yeat. It has an open kitchen dining room which makes a great space to relax. The living room has a wood burning stove, vaulted ceiling and large windows with views over the hamlet and countryside.

Our cottage has: An open kitchen diner with electric oven and hob, fridge-freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. A living room with two sofas, satellite TV, DVD and wood-burning stove. 1 double bedroom with king-size bed 1 double bedroom with double day bed Bathroom with bath and separate shower Hallway Parking for two vehicles Garden and patio

We live in a small hamlet with lovely views and walks and cycle rides in all directions. Walk straight onto the nearby hills, down to the river or along to the lake Coniston Water. Nearby are the villages of Coniston and Hawkshead, the higher Lakeland mountains and Brantwood, the home of John Ruskin. A little further are Ambleside, Windermere, Langdale and Grasmere. The area has many great cafes and pubs serving local produce. For the more adventurous there is great mountain walking, climbing, mountain biking, canoeing and sailing close by, independently or with local adventure companies.

My place is situated in the heart of the Duddon Valley in South Cumbria. It is a beautiful valley that lends itself to walking, cycling, canoeing and rock climbing amongst other things. We are a newly renovated Bed and Breakfast that offers a stunning location and views. The room has a super king sized bed or can be converted into a twin room depending on your requirements. We have 2 other rooms under separate listings. There are no pets on the premises.

The room has a super King size double bed but it can also be used as a twin room depending on your requirements. The room has an en-suite toilet/shower, Sky freeview box, DVD player, tea and coffee making facilities and complementary dressing gown and slippers for use during your stay.

The valley does not have any tourist attractions therefore is the perfect place for a quiet retreat. On some walks you my not see another person all day.

Irt cottage is a traditional Lakeland cottage standing in generous gardens and set in an idyllic location bordered by natural woodland and the river Irt. Situated in the heart of the iconic Wasdale valley in the Lake District National Park the holiday cottage offers the perfect base from which to enjoy and explore the surroundings.

The holiday cottage comfortably sleeps 6 people and briefly comprises 2 double bedrooms, 1 twin room, bathroom with bath, shower & WC upstairs, while downstairs there is a generous kitchen, dining room, lounge, snug, a further WC and shower room and a boot room with washing machine. Log burning stoves in the lounge and dining room together with central heating throughout ensure that whatever the time of year and weather, Irt cottage offers a warm and cosy base.

The lovely village of Nether Wasdale with its church and 2 country pubs is only a short walk while the village of Gosforth is nearby. England's deepest lake, Wastwater, is less than a mile and just beyond the lake lies England's highest mountain Scafell.

Set in the fabulous Woodland valley close to Coniston. We now offer a discount for stays of 3 nights or more. Stable croft Cottage is the perfect place to relax, & explore the Lake District National Park . With 1 double bedroom, bathroom, a comfortable living room & a fully equipped kitchen. Stuart & Lynda live next door and are happy to help with any queries. We look forward to welcoming you. Please note that we only accept two guests which includes children to stay at Stablecroft Cottage.

Stable croft is 1 of 5 beautiful dwellings at Ringhouse Cottages. It has a double bedrooms and bathroom. It has a living room with sofa, free wi fi, dvd player, Free SAT TV. The kitchen/diner is well equipped with fridge/freezer, microwave, gas hob & oven. There is a private seating area outside, the perfect place to relax and unwind..

This traditional workers cottage in Eskdale green gives you a wonderfully cosy retreat and an ideal base for exploring. The cottage is a traditional '2 up 2 down' that has been modernised sympathetically for a cosy break away. Bedding and towels provided. Heat is provided by storage heaters and the front room has an open fire (fuel provided). There is a selection of books, maps, DVD's & children's toys. There is a tv with freeview and DVD player. We now have access to BT sport via the Wifi.

The front of the property looks out across Birker and Muncaster fell's. The house is a lovely warm haven in winter and a cool retreat in summer. You have all the Mod con's of a good kitchen making meal preparation and planning easy. The log fire in the front room is a real treat on a frosty night and the best ever warm welcome after a day on the fells.

Key How Cottage accommodation summary Ground Floor Sitting Room with open fire Kitchen with dining area First Floor Double bedroom Twin room Bathroom with bath and electric shower above Outside There is a garden area to the front of the cottage and a yard at the back with an outbuilding. Other Info: Towels will be provided A cot is available for children under the age of 2 (please bring your own cot linen) A high chair is available The house is heated by storage heaters and an open fire. The cottage is non-smoking Parking is outside the cottage and is shared with nos 1-6. WiFi is available on request. The Bower House Inn, the local hub is a couple of minutes walk down the road from the cottage. They serve real ales and great food and have just been awarded 'pub of the season' by a real ale campaign. A travel cot can be requested upon booking and will go in the master bedroom. General: The front door leads to the sitting room with its open fire, TV, DVD and CD player. A welcome pack of milk, tea & coffee is provided to start you off on your holiday. From the sitting room is the kitchen is beyond the dining room and is fully equipped with an electric cooker, microwave, fridge-freezer & washing machine. There is plenty of storage space here. The kitchen door leads to the back yard which has an outbuilding where you can store bikes. The cottage has two bedrooms upstairs: one double bedroom and one twin small room (please note the twin beds are 6ft long). There is also an upstairs bathroom with bath and electric shower above, sink and toilet. At the front of the cottage is a small garden which has fantastic views of the Lakeland fells.

Located in the heart of the Duddon Valley, this period cottage has been located on a working farm since 1765, and enjoys beautiful views across to Caw and Stickle Pike. High Hurst is criss-crossed with footpaths and bridleways offering a gateway to the local fells, including Dow Crag and the Coniston mountains. Attached to the owners’ home. Secluded, peaceful and with breathtaking views, High Hurst offers the perfect location for the Lake District visitor looking for inspiration and relaxation.

The property is all on the ground floor, has night storage heating, a wood burner and comprises: Utility room: With drying area, washing machine and freezer. Lounge: With tiled floor, wood burner, 42" Sky TV, Playstation 3/Blu-ray player and open views across the garden to the fells. Kitchen/dining room: With laminate floor, double sink, electric hob and oven, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and stunning views across the garden and surrounding fells. Bedroom 1: With double bed. Shower room: With corner shower and WC. All electric, bed linen and towels included. Initial fuel for wood burner provided. Wi-Fi. Welcome pack. Large, enclosed, lawned garden with patio, terrace and furniture. BBQ. Parking (2 cars). No smoking.

Heart of the Lake District away from the tourist centres. Excellent walking on the doorstep. This is the Lake District as it should be-open space, quiet, spectacular scenery with friendly locals. New field Inn 2 miles along the lane and village grocery store 1/4 mile away.

Coachmans Cottage Apartment is set in the coach house and stables to Carlton Hall, dating back to 1790. Situated at the start of the Wasdale and Eskdale we are perfect for anyone wishing to climb Scafell or just enjoy the two stunning valleys. Brave drivers and cyclists may wish to tackle Hardnott pass at the top end of Eskdale. Ravensglass village and beaches a short walk away, also set on the Fell above the cottage is the amazing Muncaster Castle and Owl centre. Children and Pet friendly 🐾👍🏼

Totally independent apartment with enclosed courtyard. Double bedroom, bathroom with great shower. The main living room has small kitchen, dining table and sofa bed for extra sleeping. We are child and dog friendly.

We are perfectly placed to give easy access to Wasdale, Eskdale and Ravensglass where you can eat and drink in cafes/pubs. We also a have few fine dining spots. Wasdale valleys is the home to Scafell England’s highest mountain but also the deepest lake smallest church and biggest liar competition. Eskdale is a magical valley with everything from Roman forts to waterfalls, castles and a miniature railways for kids of all ages. This area also has the most phenomenal beaches such as Drigg and Seascale which are mostly deserted.

This house was built for a local iron ore mine in the 1890s. It looks out towards Ennerdale valley, in the Lake District Park, and a short path to the C2C cycleway. The location is quiet, with passing traffic for the farm only. Two double rooms, one with twin beds, are available, with a separate sitting room, with TV, for guests. It is a 10 minute walk to the centre of the village and frequent buses to Whitehaven, on the coast. Well situated for walking, cycling or business in West Cumbria.

Frizington is one of many villages in the west of Cumbria that thrived in the late 1800s and 1900s due to the rich mineral sources. Winder Gate is half a mile from the main village and was built as workers houses for Margaret Mine. From here it is a few miles into the National Park, but the roundabout road route takes 15-20 minutes, heading to the nearest valley, Ennerdale, and Ennerdale Lake, seven miles to walk around. South is Wasdale, where you can see the view voted the best in the country, looking up Wast Water, the deepest lake, towards the highest mountain in England and the smallest church. Nearby Eskdale has a steep windy route to the other side of the Lakes past a Roman hill fort. In Eskdale the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway runs small narrow-guage trains from the coast into the hills. In the other direction are the more visited Loweswater, Crummock and Buttermere valleys, on the way towards Keswick, a bustling market town.

The Cottage adjoins Woodend Barn and offers comfortable self catering accommodation for up to six people. This makes it suitable for one or two couples or a family of four, five or six.

Woodend Cottage is quite remote and situated in the Lake District National Park in Cumbria. Through the front door you enter into the lounge with log burner and exposed beams, views towards Scafell Pike and a door that leads to the utility room, downstairs WC and kitchen. Stairs lead from the lounge to a landing, off which there are the three bedrooms. The master is a double, the second can be configured as either a double or a twin (please confirm when booking how you would like it set up) and the third is a twin. There is also a bathroom. Most rooms have exposed beams and all are furnished with care and thought. Located quite high on Birker Fell (950') and approached from the fell along a single track road through a gate, it has fantastic views across the fell towards Scafell Pike, (England's highest mountain), and is a ten minute walk from one of the smaller of the lakes, Devoke Water, which never the less is nearly a mile long. The kitchen and garden have incredible views towards Scafell Pike, Bow Fell and Crinkle Craggs. Within twenty minutes walking you can be at the top of Devoke Seat where, on a clear day, you have a 360 degree panoramic view that includes Devoke Water, the Langdales, the coast and the Isle of Man.

We are situated 3 miles from both the Eskdale Valley and the Duddon Valley and conveniently situated for Ulpha, Seathwaite, Broughton-in-Furness and Boot. There are several dog friendly pubs and plenty of waling and sightseeing. There are details of places to visit on our website.

My Log Cabin is warm and comfortable and is situated at the end of a farm track, with wonderful views.

Open countryside with amazing views, The log cabin will sleep up to 4 people, with double and twin bedrooms. Shower,wash hand basin and toilet, heating - electric heaters. No extra charge for electric. Colour TV with DVD player and radio. Fully equipped kitchen with electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge/freezer. Unfortunately there is very little mobile coverage in this area, and none at your accommodation due to the local terrain.

If you like myself love the countryside you will love the peace and quiet with only the sheep and cows nearby. Only a 10 mins walk away you are able to visit our local pub which serves good food and real ale.

Comfortable bedroom with double bed in cosy family cottage. We are in the Western Lake District. The cottage is a short drive from Wasdale & Ennerdale which provides excellent fell walking opportunities, we're a good base for Scafell Pike. We are 1/4 mile from the village with its shops, pubs & restaurants. The cottage is next door to the Red Admiral Pub, 3 miles from Seascale train station and the beach. Paul & Lucy offer a warm friendly welcome, we provide free wi-fi and breakfast.

Most days you can see Scafell Pike from the bedroom window and our friendly runner ducks in the garden. The room is fresh and clean, recently decorated and with a new radiator. The bathroom next door has a wonderful rain shower which our guests have really appreciated , especially after a day walking or cycling on the fells.

Gosforth is our village. It has a vibrant public hall with regular events - see website for details. The pubs provide good pub grub and we especially like the Wild olive for Italian food. We have a folder in the guest room with more details on restaurants/pubs/shops/churches/health centres etc