North Lakes Cottages

Spa Cottage

Spa Cottage dates back to the early 19th century and has recently undergone extensive improvement, whilst still maintaining the original character. With its storage heating and wood burning stove it provides a warm and cosy home for four. There is a pleasant and sunny rear garden complete with patio furniture.

Braithwaite is a pretty Lakeland village in the North Lakes tucked between Grisedale Pike and Skiddaw where the unspoilt Newlands Dale joins the Valley of Derwent. The cottage stands in a row of old stone cottages at the side of the Coledale Beck.

Bassenthwaite Lake and Derwent are within 5 minutes and the Valleys of Borrowdale, Buttermere and the Whinlatter Forest are close by.

2 Sycamore Barn

2, Sycamore Barn is a modern fully furnished converted barn sleeping four/six persons in the quiet hamlet of Reagill set in the Eden Valley with delightful views over the North Pennines and within close proximity (6 miles) to the Lake District national Park. The barn is furnished and equipped to a high standard and comes with an outside sitting area to the rear of the property with barbeque facilities. The property is ideal to use as a base for Walking, Cycling and generally touring the Lake District, Pennines, Dales and Dumfries and Galloway.

The village of Shap is approx 4 miles away where there are numerous Pubs and local shops. Other Pubs exist in Moorland (3 miles) and Crosby Ravensworth (3 miles). Alternatively Penrith is approx 8 miles and provides numerous Cafes, Pubs and Shops. Pets are welcome in this property.

Ullswater and Haweswater are 20 minutes and 10 minutes away respectively. Also in easy reach are Shap (5 miles), Appleby (7 miles) and Kendal (15 miles)

3 Sycamore Barn

Part of a three storey converted barn that sleeps 6. In the tranquil hamlet of Reagill located in the Eden Valley ideally situated for the Lake District, Dales and North Pennines.

The barn is furnished and equipped to a high standard and comes with an outside sitting area to the rear of the property with barbeque facilities. The property is ideal to use as a base for Walking, Cycling and generally touring the Lake District, Pennines, Dales and Dumfries and Galloway.

The village of Shap is approx 4 miles away where there are numerous Pubs and local shops. Other Pubs exist in Moorland (3 miles) and Crosby Ravensworth (3 miles). Alternatively Penrith is approx 8 miles and provides numerous Cafes, Pubs and Shops. Pets are welcome in this property.

Ullswater and Haweswater are 20 minutes and 10 minutes away respectively. Also in easy reach are Shap (5 miles), Appleby (7 miles) and Kendal (15 miles)

Ald Pallyards

John, Georgina & Kate
welcome you to Newpallyards
a small working farm in north Cumbria between Carlisle and Gretna Green with a selection of carefully designed quality accommodation to suit most needs.

MEADOW View is a large four-bedroom bungalow sleeping eight. with double, single, triple and twin rooms.
Then there is BURN COTTAGE this is a barn conversion with a family bedroom on the first floor and an en-suite twin bedroom on the ground floor.
And finally a recently converted stable that we call ALD PALLYARDS, all on the ground floor with ramped access complete with two bedrooms. One en-suite twin and the other having a four-poster bed with an additional bed if needed.

All cottages have central heating and are Tourist Board Inspected to 3-4 star and have a large garden area. Meals are available in our main dining room and we hold a residential licence. A half board package is also available on request.

Barn Garth Lodge

1 Cottage & 3 Lodges - Fellside Cottage and Beckfoot Cottage are situated on Fisherground Farm. Both face South and have lovely areas to sit out and enjoy the sun, and of course you can park right beside your cottage. Even in the depths of winter the cottages are warm and snug, with an open fire in Eskdale granite fireplaces, and electric panel heaters throughout. Both cottages share the laundry, sports hall, games room and adventure playground with the Pine Lodges.

The three Pine Lodges, Barn Garth, Field End and Wood Bank, share the acre of orchard with the ancient apple trees and the stream that opens out to the raft pool and with Beckfoot Cottage. What could be nicer than to sit out on the veranda with a gin and tonic and watch the world go by. All three face South and the orchard is a natural suntrap.

Fisherground is a children's Paradise, with a shallow raft pool in the orchard, and another at the Adventure Playground, a hundred yards away.

Please see owner's website for more information - www.fisherground.co.uk.

Barrow View Cottage

Very pretty village, Winner of Best Kept Village Award on many occasions. At foot of Coledale, between Whinlatter and Newlands. Stunning mountain scenery. Village Shop, two Pubs close to hand. 2.5 miles from Keswick.

BARROW VIEW COTTAGE - Cumbria Tourist Board inspected to ensure your comfort. Traditional beamed country cottage with benefit of all modern facilities. Small patio area at rear with table and chairs from which there is a lovely view over fields to fells. The property is lovingly cared for and kept in immaculate order.

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Beck Cottage

4 Cottages - Nestling at the foot of Cross Fell these cosy award-winning cottages, set in large informal gardens have featured in Country Living Magazine.

The four cottages, which have panoramic views of the Pennines and across the lush Eden Valley to the Lake District beyond, were sympathetically created from a range of ancient farm buildings, the character of which remains due to the wealth of exposed beams and stone walls. All have woodburning stoves to back up the gas central heating and the farmhouse style kitchens are fully equipped with gas hobs, electric ovens, microwave ovens, dishwashers etc.

These charming cottages are an superb base for walking, cycling, fishing or just relaxing by a log fire.

Beckfoot Cottage

Brook Cottage

Burn Cottage

Butlers Loft

7 Apartments - In the heart of the aptly named Eden Valley bordered by the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales and North Pennines, this magnificent fortified manor house is a wonderfully romantic setting.

The apartments are elegant, unusual and scrupulously maintained, Ideal for honeymooners or romantic couples of any age.

The properties have undergone complete refurbishment throughout and boast whirlpool baths, granite top kitchen and luxurious furnishings, some have four poster beds.

Wander through the enchanting gardens with their terraced lawns and fountain and splendid views in every direction. Locally there is good walking and cycling with many attractions, pubs and restaurants. To make your stay extra special you will find a bottle of wine and chocolates awaiting you.

Christmas and New Year, weekly bookings only, changeover day Wednesday.

Cherry Holm Bungalow

This newly built bungalow is one of four situated in a peaceful country location just outside the village of Yanwath. It is exceptionally well equipped, with good quality furnishings and comfortable beds.

The bungalow is ideally positioned for touring being only 2 miles from the bustling market town of Penrith and 4 miles from Pooley Bridge at the northern end of Lake Ullswater which is ideal for windsurfing and sailing.

There is good selection of pubs and restaurants in the surrounding area, the nearest pub being 1/2 mile away in Yanwath itself. There is riding, golf and fishing available nearby and a visit to Lowther Leisure Park is a must for those families with children.

£100 refundable deposit required when booking.

No group bookings or single-sex parties

Chestnut Cottage

Chestnut Cottage is a charming 300-year-old whitewashed stone cottage situated in the hamlet of Millbeck, just 2 miles from the bustling market town of Keswick.

The cottage has recently been renovated but still retains many original features such as the curving stone staircase and exposed oak beams.

Nestling on the lower slopes of Skiddaw, Chestnut Cottage commands some of the finest views in the Lake District, looking across to Derwentwater and the beautiful Newlands Valley.

An ideal base for exploring the northern Lake District.

Comb Beck

Comb Beck is a charming old stone cottage in a peaceful situation about 3 miles from Keswick. Garden with beck and bridge. Views towards skiddaw. Superb walking direct from the cottage to the lakes and fells or through the Thornthwaite Forest, with its nesting ospreys, to the Whinlatter Visitor Centre and the fells beyond. The renowned Thornthwaite gallery and tea shop is just 200 yards away.

The Orchard is a detached property, at the foot of the fells in the centre of Braithwaite village, but in a peaceful situation. It has a garden with lawns, flowerbeds and its own beck. The village shop is just 100 yards away and there are three pubs/hotels with good eating in easy walking distance. Lovely views.

Country Apartment

Craggfoot Cottage
	Quaint 18th century cottage set in farming village in the northern lakes. Surrounded by Haystacks, Red Pike, Rannerdale and many more famous fells adjacent to Buttermere lake and Crummock water. Excellent pub food within 200 yards. No TV, telephone, stereo just perfect peace and quiet - serenity itself.

Cragside Cottage

Cragside Cottage, at Greenah Crag Farm, is located in a secluded but accessible location within the NE border of the National park and is ideal for exploring the North Lakes, beautiful Eden Valley, North Pennines, Border country and Hadrian's Wall. Motorway 8 miles, Keswick 10, Ullswater 6.

Character barn conversion with open roof beams, part exposed stonework. Spacious (approx 11m x 5m) first floor open plan living room/kitchen; bedrooms and bathroom on ground floor. Shower-room with second toilet. South facing patio. Personally supervised by the owners. Views from the Crag, a small rocky outcrop from which it takes its name, can be stunning - especially sunsets. Surrounding land is frequented by badgers, deer, foxes; variety of birdlife.

Only complete weeks available over Christmas & New Year.

Cromarty Cottage

A 3-bedroom end terrace town cottage with ample opportunities to explore Cumbria and beyond. There is a good range of local shops and good rail and bus services.

Four miles outside the Lake District National Park, the nearest town is Cockermouth and Keswick is 30 minutes drive.

Car parking is on the road at the front of the property. There is off-road parking for motorcycles with overhead cover under the archway. The cottage has one double, one twin and one single bedroom, a bathroom with bath/shower, wc and basin. The lounge has a TV, a video and Hi-Fi system. There is a fully-fitted and equipped kitchen. All bed linen, duvets and towels are included.

No smoking and no dogs.

Dove Cote

Field End Lodge

Garden of Eden

Garth Cottage

This group of 5 charming sandstone cottages, each with it's own character, is situated on the edge of a quiet, picturesque Cumbrian village with an excellent Pub serving food.

Surrounded by rolling farmland, and lovely views, Wetheral Cottages is the perfect holiday destination for a memorable visit to Cumbria, from where you can easily visit the lakes and mountains of the Lake District or the many interesting villages of the Eden Valley. Walking, cycling, golf, fishing and sailing are available nearby.

The cottages range in size from that sleeping up to 3, to one capable of sleeping a family of 8. The cottages and gardens are maintained by the resident owners and our prices are fully inclusive of all linen and services.

Heavenfield

High Croft

Huddlestone Cottage

2 Cottages - Exceptionally clean quality self-catering holiday accommodation in the rural hamlet of Redmain, 3 miles from Cockermouth, Cumbria.

Occupies 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 one hours drive away.

Pooley House dates from the 1690s and is a traditional Cumbrian long house with attached stone barns from which the holiday cottages have been converted to a very high standard, whilst retaining many original features.

HUDDLESTONE COTTAGE sleeps from 1 to 4 people plus a baby. Can be hired at a reduced rate for a couple. THE HAYLOFT sleeps from 1 to 2 people plus a baby.

For more information please go to the owner's website.

There is a charge of £15 per dog per week, max of 2 dogs. Dogs must remain with owners at all times. Dogs not allowed on furniture or in bedrooms or to foul in the garden (if so owners must scoop the poop).

Huddlestone Cottage

Inglecroft

Inglecroft is a spacious but homely barn conversion retaining many original features plus a galleried dining area which overlooks the lounge with open fire.

Situated in the village of Plumbland it is close to the market town of Cockermouth which hosts a wide range of shops, restaurants and visitor attractions.

Inglecroft enjoys uninterrupted views over open farm land toward the Lake District Fells with many pleasant walks. Horse riding and fly fishing are available locally also a pub serving good bar food within walking distance.

Enjoy the stunning scenery of the quiet unspoilt lakes, explore the coastal towns and villages along the Solway or just relax at Inglecroft. Whatever your interests, the location has activities to suit all ages.

King Oswald Suite

Lakeland Park

A luxury bungalow situated within 10 minutes walk of Keswick town centre. It is in an elevated position and enjoys views down the valleys and across to Skiddaw mountain.

The bungalow is centrally heated and has a private garden at the rear for alfresco meals.

Keswick is a small market town with all amenities and shops, supermarkets, coffee shops, restaurants and lovely cake, pies and home cooked ham etc.

The surrounding area is ideal for hill walking and climbing all the year round.

Langriggs

Lower Apartment

Ideally situated on the edge of the town with extensive views of the Lakeland Fells.

Horse Shoe Crag stands in its own grounds and access to the premises is by private drive with ample parking facilities.

The apartments are newly built and equipped to make delightful and carefree holiday homes involving the minimum of housework. Each apartment with full Gas Central Heating can accommodate up to six persons.

Located within the heart of the Lake District Keswick provided an ideal base for access to the regions many attractions and amenities.

Manor Hall

Meaburn Lodge

Maulds Meaburn is one of a string of picture postcard villages nestling in the valley of the Eden, on the Eastern edge of the Lake District. It featured in the Daily Telegraph "Great Drive".

This grade 2 former school built in 1834 lies in the centre of the Village Green close to the Lyvennet beck. It offers spacious accommodation on one level.

With the Lakes to the West, the Pennines to the East, the Yorkshire Dales to the South, and Hadrian's Wall in the North, this is the ideal centre for touring, or for quiet relaxation.

Close by are Penrith, Appleby, Keswick and Kendal, for shopping & leisure facilities. Several castles and other tourist attractions, including the new Rheged Centre. The chocolate factory at Orton merits a visit.

Meadow Cottage

Newton Reigny is 2 miles west of Penrith. It is a small quiet country Village on the edge of the Lake District National Park approximately 10 minutes from Ullswater and 20 minutes from Keswick.

It is well situated for exploring the lakes, the Eden Valley and the Scottish Borders. The local family friendly pub is a short stroll and serves a good selection of lunchtime and evening meals.

The cottage is very well equipped with good quality furnishings
and it offers a high standard of comfort and cleanliness.

There is a private garden with patio offering views of open
countryside to Blencathra and beyond.

Meadow View

Mell Fell View

Mell Fell Cottage is located in the heart of the Northern Lakes, in the village of Penruddock. This 300 year old traditional, and refurbished one bedroom cottage is situated in a picturesque, private gravelled terrace, within the Lake District National Park, just a few miles from Ullswater.

Within just a few minutes walk is the village pub, The Herdwick, which has been highly rated for its food, both by the travel press and by many locals too!

The Northern Lake District is known for its maginficent peaks, such as Skiddaw, Blencathra and Helvellyn, as well as the beauty of Lake Ullswater. There are many trails to walk, villages and market towns to explore and superb views to gaze upon.

This area has a great deal to offer, and staying in Mell Fell Cottage you'll have all the comforts you need to be able to enjoy it.

Mickledale

Shearers Cottage

Stables Cottage

Swallow Barn Cottage

This recently restored 1827, four star cottage with its original beams and exposed stone walls, is owner maintained to a very high standard.

Situated in the very peaceful and tranquil North Western Lake district, on the fringe of the National Park, has a unique blend of numerous lakes, spectacular mountains and a dramatic coastline with a Designated area of outstanding Natural Beauty due to the birds, wildlife and superb scenery. A must for walkers, cyclists and everyone who enjoys the countryside.

Shops, pubs and restaurants are plentiful in nearby towns and villages, particularly Cockermouth, the birthplace of William Wordsworth, and also home to 3 museums.

The Haybarn

The Hayloft

Newly re-decorated rural home with original beams in the tranquil, hamlet of Sunderland, (aptly name, Sunderland meaning - land asunder). The property is adjacent to the owner's home, dated 1752.

The converted Hayloft offers warm, comfortable and spacious open plan living on the first floor, under-floor heating in the bedrooms, bathroom and hallway on the ground floor. Extensive views of Skiddaw and surrounding fells.

Within the Lake District National Park, Sunderland is set in peaceful countryside 6 miles north of Cockermouth, a thriving market town. Easy motoring makes the quiet Northern, Western Lakes and Fells accessible, The Solway Firth, with sandy beaches and fine views of Scotland is 12 miles west, and the historic city of Carlisle is 20 miles away.

The Hayloft

The Old Chapel

The cottage is situated in the tiny hamlet of Knock which is 20 minutes drive to the M6 at Penrith, 30 minutes to Ullswater in the heart of lakeland, and 10 minutes to the historic town of Appleby. Knock lies at the foot of the Pennines and the Pennine Way passes within half a mile of the cottage. There is a traditional pub serving good local fare one mile down the road and a post office/grocery shop in walking distance.

The cottage overall is well heated in winter and the lounge is warmed by a log burning fire. This spacious converted chapel makes an excellent base for walkers and for touring the Lakes and Pennines.

If the booking is for a group of young people a £100 returnable deposit will be required.

The Old Hayloft

This flat is set on a working farm where poultry and animals can be seen all around. There are also plenty of ducks that enjoy being fed! The farm house is beautifully situated, tucked under the fell with a beck in front of it. It has appeared as a typical Lakeland farm in various books.

Dippers often nest under the bridge over the beck and herons are to be seen in the valley. Kingfishers have recently returned. The owners have established a lot of new woodland, much of it is oak and beech as well as Christmas trees and beautiful larches.

The flat has been converted from the old hayloft. It is modern inside, double-glazed and cosy. The basic accommodation is for 4 people. There is ample car parking in the farm yard for two cars. The farm is located approximatly 6 miles (9.6 km) from Keswick where there are a good selection of shops, banks etc. The nearest Post Office is two miles (3.2 km) away. The bus stop is about a mile (1.6 km) down the public footpath. There is a regular bus service (the '555') that connects the north of the Lake District to the south.

The Old School House

The Old School House is an attractive 3 bedroom detached cottage in the popular Lakeland village of Threlkeld nr Keswick. Originally the village school house, the original cottage dates back to the 1780's, and now offers a high standard of accommodation with superb views across the fells and mountains from all windows.

Threlkeld is a small village, 5 minutes drive from Keswick, 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.

The popular town of Keswick has many attractions including tropical leisure swimming pool, motor museum, theatre and parks as well as shops, pubs and restaurants. With Derwent Water, Thirlmere and Bassenthwaite lakes close by this is a great holiday base, whatever time of year.

The Orchard

The Tower

Troutdale Cottages

This traditional, comfortable lakeland cottage stands at the bottom of a lake in a most stunning position.

Surrounded by spectacular mountain scenery, this area of outstanding natural beauty offers peace, wonderful views and superb walking area.

Regular bus service to the market town of Keswick with super market, shops and facilaties.

There are two hotels with bars within 400 metres of the cottage.

Things to do in the valley, catch your own trout in the pond, fly fishing in the lake, slatemine tours, launch trips on Derwentwater.

Upper Apartment

Windale

Wisteria Barn

Wisteria Barn is the top half of a converted stone barn. It is situated on the edge of the Village of Clifton.

Pooley Bridge is just 5 miles away and from here is some of the best walking country in Britain. The whole of the Lake District is easily accessible and Wisteria Barn is within five minutes drive from Junction 40 of the M6.

The George and Dragon near the barn serves good food and the excellent old market town of Penrith which is just 3 miles away offers the usual takeaway outlets as well as many restaurants, pubs and unique shops. Other local attractions include the Reghed Centre, Bird of Prey Centre and the Penrith Theatre.

Wood Bank Lodge

Woodlands Cottage

Set in wonderful scenery away from the crowds, the cottage is the ideal base to explore the North Western lakes and fells and the Solway Coast - An Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

It has a large dining/sitting room with a wood burning stove and a beautiful view.

The cottage has it's own small private garden within the grounds of Woodlands Country House. The hotel dining room and bar are available to guests if required.

Woodlands is an excellent base from which to explore the Lakes, be it a gentle stroll up Binsey Fell or a more strenuous ascent of Skiddaw, the third highest peak in the Lake District. In addition to good local walking, there are many cycling routes , from easy going, quiet country lanes to strenuous rides up rocky fellsides!