South Lakes Cottages
| 1, Field Foot |
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Our holiday cottage, in the very heart of Grasmere Village on a quiet lane, offers cosy but spacious accommodation (three bedrooms) for up to five adults and one child.
One Field Foot is within just a minute's walk of buses, shops, pubs and restaurants, and yet it is down a quiet private lane leading to a footpath (suitable for the disabled) along the banks of the River Rothay.
Christmas and New Year weekly bookings only changeover day Wednesday. |
| 3, Tarn Cottages |
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Tarn Cottages are superbly located in an area of outstanding natural beauty, next to the tiny White Moss Tarn, on the bridleway between Grasmere and Rydal Mount. The cottage is in a peaceful, secluded location accessible by car, with a parking space.
It is surrounded by woodland at the rear, with the south facing front enjoying beautiful views of Loughrigg Fell and Rydal Water. A large part of the garden belongs to the cottage, and this is shared by mutual agreement with the other two cottages. Although secluded, the cottage is not isolated, being only a few minutes drive to the centre of Grasmere.
The cottage makes an ideal base for walkers, even without using the car it is possible to set out on a variety of long walks and easy strolls. The fells to the rear lead up to the Fairfield range of mountains, while the Loughrigg and Rydal areas provide gentle and beautiful countryside. Wordsworth's home, 'Dove Cottage' is only a few minutes walk down the lane. White Moss tarn, adjacent to the cottage, was reputably used for skating by the Wordsworth family.
For more information please go to the owners' website. |
| Amble Cottage |
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Amble Cottage is a charming and stylish Lakeland stone cottage in the heart of Ambleside, 2 mins walk from many amenities of Ambleside including the park, cinema, restaurants, pubs and shops.
You can also leave your car at the door and walk up to the hills and down to Lake Windermere, just a quarter of a mile away.
The house is newly decorated and furnished, with a sunny back garden and all modicoms. |
| Benson Hall |
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The stone built cottage in its own grounds, completely fenced off, with a good sized orchard making it especially suitable for children. There are open views from the cottage and although it is a quiet position it is not isolated, there being several other cottages and bungalows in the immediate vicinity. A garden seat, picnic table and 4 chairs are available in the garden.
The cottage is situated in a small hamlet 3/4 mile from Levens village and 6 miles south of Kendal on the fringe of the English Lake District. it is easily reached from the M6 motorway and the Kendal link road, being approximately 1.6 miles from latter.
The nearest village, Levens, is just 15 minutes walk away and consists of a Post Office, Hairdressers and a General Store selling newspapers in addition to general provisions. There is a Public House, the Hare & Hounds, further 5 minutes walk from the village and two further Public Houses within two miles of the cottage. Bar meals are available at these Public Houses. |
| Broad Ings |
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Broad Ings is a typical roomy Victorian house, superbly situated in 16 acres of its own steeply sloping wooded grounds. 400 ft above Waterhead with superb panoramic views over Lake Windermere, and the central Lakeland Fells.
There is plenty of walking in the area and the centre of Ambleside is approximately one mile away. The house has a full fire certificate.
Access to the property is by a steep, narrow, rough single track. If it snows, or is icy, you must leave your cars at the bottom and walk to the property, approximately 1/2 mile.
This property has a private water supply.
Short breaks accepted mid-week and weekends, please call 01305 250151. |
| Brooklands |
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This attractively furnished cottage is ideally located to benefit from the facilities in Bowness and adjacent Windermere, indeed it makes an ideal centre for the whole of the Lake District National Park.
Only a 10 minute walk to "The Lake" Brooklands is a well presented and much loved owner's holiday home that incorporates many personal touches that make it a very comfortable place to "come home to".
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| Corner Cottage |
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Corner cottage is a delightful, welcoming 3 bedroom spacious cottage part of a well designed mill conversion in idyllic rural surroundings.
Recently refurbished to high standards. The main bathroom has a whirlpool bath, ideal for relaxing after long walks.
There is a store room suitable for bikes and a rear stone flagged porch ideal for storing boots.
The well maintained grounds, with the river Gilpin running through, leads to open countryside. It is ideal to walk or bike directly from the cottage. There are a variety of interesting pubs and restaurants within easy driving distance. Bowness and Lake Windemere are also a short scenic drive from the cottage.
A beautiful rural retreat. |
| Curlew |
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2 Lodges - From the moment you arrive, you’re bound to be impressed with Artlegarth located in the heart of the magnificent Cumbrian countryside with magnificent panoramic views across Wild Boar Fell and the Howgills. You will be impressed by the lodges themselves too, they are constructed from the very finest Danish Pine logs with a local stone base and slate roof and blend sympathetically into their surroundings.
It goes without saying they are spacious and well equipped. Central heating makes them warm and snug in the winter months. The lodges have a country cottage feel to them.
The Fells and footpaths that surround Artlegarth are a paradise for walking and cycling, whether your idea of a good walk is a stiff mountain climb or a meander along a gentle valley. Walkers can access the hills direct from Artlegarth. The Howgills offer unrivalled walking with spectacular views in an un-crowded area.
Only weekly bookings at Christmas & New Year, weeks beginning 22nd - 29th Dec and 29th - 5th jan.
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| Flat 1 |
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Casterton Holiday Flats are two luxurious holiday flats situated above the privately owned golf clubhouse at Casterton, Nr Kirkby Lonsdale. They offer superb self catering accommodation for holidaying in and around the English Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales or North Lancashire.
Each flat comprises of a large lounge, complete with kitchen and dining area, one double bedroom and well appointed bathroom with both bath and shower. The lounge has a double sofa bed and one flat also has a single bed chair. There is a television and during opening hours access to a public telephone in the golf clubhouse. The well equipped kitchen area has a kettle, toaster, microwave, gas hob and fridge. The flats are furnished to a high standard with gas central heating and electricity included in the price. Towels and bedlinen are also provided.
The flats have panoramic views overlooking the historic market town of Kirkby Lonsdale and are within easy reach of the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales and North Lancashire, Blackpool and Morecambe. They are ideally situated for walking, golfing and generally relaxing in this peaceful area. For the golfer there is a 50% reduction in green fees at Casterton Golf Course and there are at least 17 other courses within a 25 mile radius.
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| Flat 2 |
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Casterton Holiday Flats are two luxurious holiday flats situated above the privately owned golf clubhouse at Casterton, Nr Kirkby Lonsdale. They offer superb self catering accommodation for holidaying in and around the English Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales or North Lancashire.
Each flat comprises of a large lounge, complete with kitchen and dining area, one double bedroom and well appointed bathroom with both bath and shower. The lounge has a double sofa bed and one flat also has a single bed chair. There is a television and during opening hours access to a public telephone in the golf clubhouse. The well equipped kitchen area has a kettle, toaster, microwave, gas hob and fridge. The flats are furnished to a high standard with gas central heating and electricity included in the price. Towels and bedlinen are also provided.
The flats have panoramic views overlooking the historic market town of Kirkby Lonsdale and are within easy reach of the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales and North Lancashire, Blackpool and Morecambe. They are ideally situated for walking, golfing and generally relaxing in this peaceful area. For the golfer there is a 50% reduction in green fees at Casterton Golf Course and there are at least 17 other courses within a 25 mile radius.
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| Heights View |
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Heights View is a bungalow of distinction with extensive landscaped gardens. It is situated on the main A590 directly opposite the Haverthwaite Steam Railway Museum and approximately 6 miles from the Lakeland market town of Ulverston. It is ideally situated for anyone wishing to tour the South Lakes area, the Furness peninsular or visit the coastal towns of Grange-over-Sands and Morecambe.
For more information on local facilities and attractions visit
UPMYSTREET for location LA12 8AL.
Haverthwaite Steam Railway Museum is directly across the road from
Heights View. Passengers can choose either a return 3.5 mile journey on the train only to Lakeside, or for an unbeatable day out, this can be combined with the lake cruise, a visit to the Aquarium of the lakes, or a visit to the World of Beatrix Potter in Bowness. Depending on the time available, the choice is yours.
A security deposit of £100 is required per booking which is returned on satisfactory inventory after the holiday.
Short breaks available off-peak and last minute. |
| Helmdale |
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HELMDALE is the ideal 'home from home' holiday accommodation, in the perfect location for enjoying Lake District, Yorkshire Dales the Bay area. Situated
on the southern edge of the medieval town of Kendal, just off the A65 ,6 miles from J36 M6.Helmdale, has recently been upgraded with a new
kitchen(built-in dishwasher,'fridge, oven and hob) and bathroom. There is
ample off road parking and a large lockable garage (with metered
washer/dryer). The accommodation is very comfortable and of a high standard, with central heating.Good quality furnishings and carpets.
Kendal offers all the benefits of excellent shopping, cultural and leisure facilities.
Pets are £14 extra.
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| High Wallabarrow Cottage |
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Beautiful sheltered corner of Dunnerdale amongst native oakwoods and flower-rich meadows in a sweeping bend of the River Duddon. An area with ready access to easy valley walks, challenging fell walking and climbing crags.
The converted barn accommodation (locally inspected) adjoins Wallabarrow farmhouse and overlooks the garden, beck, rocky crags and farmland. Plenty of space, animals and farm activities for children and only a short woodland walk to the local country pub. The Newfield Inn is open all day serving great food and local beers.
Wildlife and landscape conservation are priorities at this National Trust farm which lies at the end of the metalled road. Only footpaths and bridleways continue into the fells. A perfect location for families, walkers, cyclists, bird-watchers and anyone needing to chill-out. Visitors are free to roam on 450 acres of farm woodlands and pastures. |
| Hill Rise Cottage |
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Hill Rise Cottage situated centrally in the ancient fishing village of Flookburgh, offers spacious accommodation in a traditional village setting.
The cottage, originally built in the 17th Century, has been added to and altered over the years, combining a cobbles shop, forge and fisherman's cottage. This four-bed cottage is furnished to a high standard with all modern conveniences.
Flookburgh is situated close to Cartmel in the South Lakes only a 15 minute drive from the southern tip of Lake Windermere and is ideally situated for exploring the Lakes and Dales and is within easy reach of the M6 motorway.
Flookburgh, and the adjoining village, Cark, is well served with 4 pubs, a post office, butchers, village shop and newsagent. It is also ideally situated for access to fell-walking, golfing, fishing, horse riding, parachuting etc. |
| Lapwing |
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2 Lodges - From the moment you arrive, you’re bound to be impressed with Artlegarth located in the heart of the magnificent Cumbrian countryside with magnificent panoramic views across Wild Boar Fell and the Howgills. You will be impressed by the lodges themselves too, they are constructed from the very finest Danish Pine logs with a local stone base and slate roof and blend sympathetically into their surroundings.
It goes without saying they are spacious and well equipped. Central heating makes them warm and snug in the winter months. The lodges have a country cottage feel to them.
The Fells and footpaths that surround Artlegarth are a paradise for walking and cycling, whether your idea of a good walk is a stiff mountain climb or a meander along a gentle valley. Walkers can access the hills direct from Artlegarth. The Howgills offer unrivalled walking with spectacular views in an un-crowded area.
Only weekly bookings at Christmas & New Year, weeks beginning 22nd - 29th Dec and 29th - 5th jan.
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| Little Greenbank |
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2 Apartments - Low Greenbank and Little Greenbank are two totally self-contained ground floor apartments, each with its own garden and ample private parking. Low Greenbank is superbly spacious whilst Little Greenbank is cosy and characterful.
Set in a rural location at Skelwith Bridge, the apartments are centrally situated within the National Park and are perfectly placed for exploring the Lake District. Ambleside is only
2 ½ miles away which has shops, restaurants, a cinema and other amenities. There is a hotel nearby serving bar and restaurant meals. Great walking, both gentle and energetic, can start from the door.
Low and Little Greenbank are beautifully maintained by resident owners and have all the comforts of home in a wonderful location. They are warm and cosy and ideal for year-round holidays.
Only weekly bookings accepted over Christmas & New Year.
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| Little Parrock |
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Standing alone in meadows against a backdrop of Lakeland mountains, Little Parrock is only 10-15 minutes walk from the bustling centre of Grasmere in the heart of the Lake District.
The house itself offers splendid living for up to 10 people - ideal for a large family, two families sharing or a get together of friends. The large garden behind Little Parrock is perfect for pets, children or late night barbeques.
Grasmere is probably one of the Lake District's most popular villages thanks to William Wordsworth who lived here at the turn of the 19th Century. The village itself has plenty of shops to provide for your everyday need, and it is well known for its gingerbread and fine food. There are many places in and around Grasmere where you can enjoy a meal out or simply sup a leisurely pint after a long day's walking, biking or simply relaxing.
Around Grasmere lake there are plenty of gentle walks for those preferring lower ground, or why not take a rowing boat out to visit the island. For a greater challenge, Little Parrock is centrally situated for taking on the craggy peaks of Scafell, Helvellyn, Skiddaw and the Langdale Pikes.
The honeypot towns of Ambleside, Keswick, Hawkshead, Coniston, Bowness and Windermere are within easy reach.
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| Low Greenbank |
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2 Apartments - Low Greenbank and Little Greenbank are two totally self-contained ground floor apartments, each with its own garden and ample private parking. Low Greenbank is superbly spacious whilst Little Greenbank is cosy and characterful.
Set in a rural location at Skelwith Bridge, the apartments are centrally situated within the National Park and are perfectly placed for exploring the Lake District. Ambleside is only
2 ½ miles away which has shops, restaurants, a cinema and other amenities. There is a hotel nearby serving bar and restaurant meals. Great walking, both gentle and energetic, can start from the door.
Low and Little Greenbank are beautifully maintained by resident owners and have all the comforts of home in a wonderful location. They are warm and cosy and ideal for year-round holidays.
Only weekly bookings accepted over Christmas & New Year.
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| No 6 Fairfield |
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Number 6 Fairfield is an immaculately presented house with all modern facilities amongst the scenic beauty of the southern Lake District.
Just 4 minutes walk from Bowness, yet on a quiet cul de sac. There is a lovely garden with an enclosed patio to the rear and two open patios at the front (not suitable for unsupervised children) overlooking the valley where you can watch the sun set over the Coniston Fells.
Local buses from Bowness go to: Ambleside, Grasmere, Keswick, Coniston, Penrith via Ullswater, Newby Bridge, Grange over Sands, Kendal, Barrow and Ulverston.
Lake steamers 5 minutes walk from the house.
Only 1 week booking accepted over Christmas period. |
| Nutshell Barn |
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Nutshell Barn is situated in the small hamlet of Biggins only 10 minutes walk from the Historic town of Kirkby Lonsdale. In the heart of the Lune valley, the area is designated an 'area of outstanding natural beauty' and is close to the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales. Kirkby Lonsdale is 6 miles from the M6 (Junction 36).
Kirby Lonsdale is set in a superb location adjacent to the river Lune boasting many historic and architectural attractions including Devil's Bridge, an 11th century Norman parish church and many 17th & 18 century buildings. There are many shops, excellent restaurants as well as pubs, cafes and take-aways. There are two golf courses within five miles both with excellent views over the surrounding countryside. |
| Old Barn Cottage |
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Old Barn Cottage is set in the private courtyard of our charming C17th Cumbrian farmhouse.
We are surrounded by beautiful open countryside with views of fells and forest.
Ideally situated for exploring the South Lakes, Furness Peninsula and the Yorkshire Dales.
Old Barn Cottage is centrally heated for all year round occupancy, offering space, peace and tranquillity, ample off road parking and a large mature garden with patio area, where you can enjoy dining al fresco or just talking in the fresh countryside air and views. |
| Olde Blue Bell Barn |
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2 Cottages - This property was an 18th Century coaching inn recently converted to form 2 character cottages with 2 bedrooms each.
Newly decorated with luxury furnishings, the original oak beams and stone walls. The cottages also have beautiful views and stunning sunsets.
The cottages are at the centre of a quaint rural village which has a charming pub which serves excellent food nearby. Kendal is the closest town and Windermere the closest lake. There is easy access to the Yorkshire Dales. The cottages are an ideal base for walking, cycling, and bird watching. |
| Olde Blue Bell Barn |
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2 Cottages - This property was an 18th Century coaching inn recently converted to form 2 character cottages with 2 bedrooms each.
Newly decorated with luxury furnishings, the original oak beams and stone walls. The cottages also have beautiful views and stunning sunsets.
The cottages are at the centre of a quaint rural village which has a charming pub which serves excellent food nearby. Kendal is the closest town and Windermere the closest lake. There is easy access to the Yorkshire Dales. The cottages are an ideal base for walking, cycling, and bird watching.
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| Olde Blue Bell Cottage |
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2 Cottages - This property was an 18th Century coaching inn recently converted to form 2 character cottages with 2 bedrooms each.
Newly decorated with luxury furnishings, the original oak beams and stone walls. The cottages also have beautiful views and stunning sunsets.
The cottages are at the centre of a quaint rural village which has a charming pub which serves excellent food nearby. Kendal is the closest town and Windermere the closest lake. There is easy access to the Yorkshire Dales. The cottages are an ideal base for walking, cycling, and bird watching. |
| Olde Blue Bell Cottage |
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2 Cottages - This property was an 18th Century coaching inn recently converted to form 2 character cottages with 2 bedrooms each.
Newly decorated with luxury furnishings, the original oak beams and stone walls. The cottages also have beautiful views and stunning sunsets.
The cottages are at the centre of a quaint rural village which has a charming pub which serves excellent food nearby. Kendal is the closest town and Windermere the closest lake. There is easy access to the Yorkshire Dales. The cottages are an ideal base for walking, cycling, and bird watching.
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| The Bothy |
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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.
The four cottages are traditionally constructed in stone and slate, each with its own garden and private parking. Decor is traditional, with rustic beams, full carpeting and comfortable furniture each with central heating, either oil or fired or electric storage. The farm has its own private water supply which is fed from a spring up on the fell. The water is beautiful and is tested by the local authority.
The farm is 1 mile outside the village of Staveley with its shops, pubs, church, railway station and bus routes. Windermere the largest of the lakes and Kendal the county town are each only 5 miles away. The situation is ideal for walking, cycling, relaxing, or as a touring centre for the Lakes, Yorkshire Dales, and the Border country.
For more information please go to the owner's website.
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| The Byre |
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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.
The four cottages are traditionally constructed in stone and slate, each with its own garden and private parking. Decor is traditional, with rustic beams, full carpeting and comfortable furniture each with central heating, either oil or fired or electric storage. The farm has its own private water supply which is fed from a spring up on the fell. The water is beautiful and is tested by the local authority.
The farm is 1 mile outside the village of Staveley with its shops, pubs, church, railway station and bus routes. Windermere the largest of the lakes and Kendal the county town are each only 5 miles away. The situation is ideal for walking, cycling, relaxing, or as a touring centre for the Lakes, Yorkshire Dales, and the Border country.
For more information please go to the owner's website.
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| The Coach House |
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The Coach House is a character detached stone cottage tucked away in the grounds of the owners Victorian home.
The cottage provides very comfortable accommodation and is furnished to a high standard with traditional pine furniture and stripped pine floors in the bedrooms.
The cottage is ideally located as it is only a few minutes walk from the shops & pubs & the railway station of Windermere. The Lake and the fells are also with in easy walking distance.
The cottage is available all year round, and with gas effect fire in the lounge makes for a cosy winter retreat as well as a summer break.
Discounted weeks September and October.
Only weekly bookings accepted Christmas & New Year.
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| The Hayloft |
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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.
The four cottages are traditionally constructed in stone and slate, each with its own garden and private parking. Decor is traditional, with rustic beams, full carpeting and comfortable furniture each with central heating, either oil or fired or electric storage. The farm has its own private water supply which is fed from a spring up on the fell. The water is beautiful and is tested by the local authority.
The farm is 1 mile outside the village of Staveley with its shops, pubs, church, railway station and bus routes. Windermere the largest of the lakes and Kendal the county town are each only 5 miles away. The situation is ideal for walking, cycling, relaxing, or as a touring centre for the Lakes, Yorkshire Dales, and the Border country.
For more information please go to the owner's website.
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| The Moorings |
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The Moorings and Winander are ideally located at Waterhead Bay, Ambleside on the shores of lake Windermere in an attractive row of Victorian villas built of Lakeland stone in 1880.
The beaches, steamer pier and jetties of Lake Windermere are a 70 yard stroll across a pedestrian area.
The pubs, restaurants, cafes and shops of Waterhead are within a minutes walk.
Skeghyll Woods with its walks and bike trails, is just yards from the door.
Historic Ambleside with its galleries, shops, restaurants and museum is just a short walk away.
The spectacular mountain scenery of The Langdale Pikes can be seen from Waterhead Bay. The Langdale Valley is just a sort drive away.
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| The Stable |
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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.
The four cottages are traditionally constructed in stone and slate, each with its own garden and private parking. Decor is traditional, with rustic beams, full carpeting and comfortable furniture each with central heating, either oil or fired or electric storage. The farm has its own private water supply which is fed from a spring up on the fell. The water is beautiful and is tested by the local authority.
The farm is 1 mile outside the village of Staveley with its shops, pubs, church, railway station and bus routes. Windermere the largest of the lakes and Kendal the county town are each only 5 miles away. The situation is ideal for walking, cycling, relaxing, or as a touring centre for the Lakes, Yorkshire Dales, and the Border country.
For more information please go to the owner's website.
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| Thurston House - 1 |
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7 Apartments - This is a large Victorian house which has been converted into seven individual self-catering apartments. Thurston House is situated in a quiet location yet within a couple of minutes walk of the village centre with its shops, public houses, churches and places to eat.
A few minutes walk away is the lake with boats for hire, the Launch and the steam powered Gondola offer trips on the lake. For walkers Coniston Old Man, Tarn Hows, Grizedale forest and the fells are easily accessible from the village.
Coniston, located in the heart of the Lake District National Park, is an ideal centre for walking, sailing and other outdoor pursuits. Many places of interest are to be found nearby including historic houses and sites, museums, and lovely towns and villages. |
| Thurston House - 2 |
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7 Apartments - This is a large Victorian house which has been converted into seven individual self-catering apartments. Thurston House is situated in a quiet location yet within a couple of minutes walk of the village centre with its shops, public houses, churches and places to eat.
A few minutes walk away is the lake with boats for hire, the Launch and the steam powered Gondola offer trips on the lake. For walkers Coniston Old Man, Tarn Hows, Grizedale forest and the fells are easily accessible from the village.
Coniston, located in the heart of the Lake District National Park, is an ideal centre for walking, sailing and other outdoor pursuits. Many places of interest are to be found nearby including historic houses and sites, museums, and lovely towns and villages. |
| Thurston House - 3 |
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7 Apartments - This is a large Victorian house which has been converted into seven individual self-catering apartments. Thurston House is situated in a quiet location yet within a couple of minutes walk of the village centre with its shops, public houses, churches and places to eat.
A few minutes walk away is the lake with boats for hire, the Launch and the steam powered Gondola offer trips on the lake. For walkers Coniston Old Man, Tarn Hows, Grizedale forest and the fells are easily accessible from the village.
Coniston, located in the heart of the Lake District National Park, is an ideal centre for walking, sailing and other outdoor pursuits. Many places of interest are to be found nearby including historic houses and sites, museums, and lovely towns and villages. |
| Thurston House - 4 |
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7 Apartments - This is a large Victorian house which has been converted into seven individual self-catering apartments. Thurston House is situated in a quiet location yet within a couple of minutes walk of the village centre with its shops, public houses, churches and places to eat.
A few minutes walk away is the lake with boats for hire, the Launch and the steam powered Gondola offer trips on the lake. For walkers Coniston Old Man, Tarn Hows, Grizedale forest and the fells are easily accessible from the village.
Coniston, located in the heart of the Lake District National Park, is an ideal centre for walking, sailing and other outdoor pursuits. Many places of interest are to be found nearby including historic houses and sites, museums, and lovely towns and villages. |
| Thurston House - 5 |
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7 Apartments - This is a large Victorian house which has been converted into seven individual self-catering apartments. Thurston House is situated in a quiet location yet within a couple of minutes walk of the village centre with its shops, public houses, churches and places to eat.
A few minutes walk away is the lake with boats for hire, the Launch and the steam powered Gondola offer trips on the lake. For walkers Coniston Old Man, Tarn Hows, Grizedale forest and the fells are easily accessible from the village.
Coniston, located in the heart of the Lake District National Park, is an ideal centre for walking, sailing and other outdoor pursuits. Many places of interest are to be found nearby including historic houses and sites, museums, and lovely towns and villages. |
| Thurston House - 6 |
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7 Apartments - This is a large Victorian house which has been converted into seven individual self-catering apartments. Thurston House is situated in a quiet location yet within a couple of minutes walk of the village centre with its shops, public houses, churches and places to eat.
A few minutes walk away is the lake with boats for hire, the Launch and the steam powered Gondola offer trips on the lake. For walkers Coniston Old Man, Tarn Hows, Grizedale forest and the fells are easily accessible from the village.
Coniston, located in the heart of the Lake District National Park, is an ideal centre for walking, sailing and other outdoor pursuits. Many places of interest are to be found nearby including historic houses and sites, museums, and lovely towns and villages. |
| Thurston House - 7 |
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7 Apartments - This is a large Victorian house which has been converted into seven individual self-catering apartments. Thurston House is situated in a quiet location yet within a couple of minutes walk of the village centre with its shops, public houses, churches and places to eat.
A few minutes walk away is the lake with boats for hire, the Launch and the steam powered Gondola offer trips on the lake. For walkers Coniston Old Man, Tarn Hows, Grizedale forest and the fells are easily accessible from the village.
Coniston, located in the heart of the Lake District National Park, is an ideal centre for walking, sailing and other outdoor pursuits. Many places of interest are to be found nearby including historic houses and sites, museums, and lovely towns and villages. |
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Thurston View - Part of an elevated terrace of old, stone, miners' cottages which have magnificent views towards Coniston village and the lake; yet only a few minutes walk from the centre of the village. The Cottage has been subject to a thorough but sympathetic renovation resulting in a comfortable layout.
Located in the heart of the Lake District, Coniston is a small village with shops, pubs and several cafes/restaurants. Winner of the "1997 Village of the Year Award".
There are many walks leaving directly from the village. Across the lake is Grizedale forest whilst to the rear of the Cottage tower the Old Man of Coniston, Wetherlam and the Yewdale Fells. Boat and cycle hire are available locally and many activities can be enjoyed both on the lake and around the village. |
| Underhill |
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Situated in rural surroundings, on the edge of the village, Underhill is an attractive, well equipped, grade 2 listed barn conversion. It comprises a spacious living room of full height to the exposed roof beams, a small bathroom, kitchen and gallery bedroom with fine views across the picturesque Lyth Valley to the Lakeland fells.
Stone walls, oak beams, flagstone floors and a wood-burning stove provide lots of atmosphere and variable lighting, pictures and accessories make it a true home from home.
An ideal base for exploring the Lakes and Dales as all the main access routes intersect nearby.
Primarily intended for two, the accommodation will sleep four but should be considered inappropriate for two couples 'who wish to remain friends'.
Please check with owner regarding sleeping arrangements for young children. |
| Walk Mill Cottage |
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This cottage, situated in a quiet location within an acre of ground bordered by a trout stream, which is a tributary of the River Duddon, is in ideal walking country with direct access onto open fell.
Only three miles from Broughton-in-Furness with four excellent pubs, good shops, cycle hire etc. Oil-fired central heating and double-glazed windows throughout. The upstairs lounge takes advantage of the extensive open views and has one of two open fires. With one double bedroom, two twin bedrooms, bathroom and shower room, this is an ideal spot away from the crowds
yet within easy reach of the central Lakesland fells and nearby sandy beaches.
Pets welcome. An ideal spot to wind down.
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| Westgate Cottage |
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Set in nine acres of woodland in the Lake District National Park, Westgate Cottage is a charming detached stone built retreat nestling on the edge of a private development of lodges deep in the heart of the Carmel Valley. The perfect location for relaxing in the tranquility of the Lake District, yet ideally placed for a wealth of activities to enjoy. The Cottage has been tastefully renovated and affords the occupants every modern convenience.
Carmel, famous for its 12th Century Priory, is just 1 mile away, with pubs serving good food as well as the usual shops. A little further afield is Grange over Sands, with its promenade, and the historic market town of Kendal is only a short journey. Bigland Hall nearby, offers activities such as fishing and clay pigeon shooting, in addition there are two golf courses at Grange. One being a Fell course approximately 1.5 miles away and the other in Grange, which is 3 miles away.
The surrounding countryside provides an abundance of hikes for the more energetic visitor, and for those wishing for something a little more staid, there are dozens of sedate walks to choose from, choice is entirely up to you.
FOR SHORT BREAKS CONTACT OWNER DIRECTLY ON 015395 36010. |
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The Moorings and Winander are ideally located at Waterhead Bay, Ambleside on the shores of lake Windermere in an attractive row of Victorian villas built of Lakeland stone in 1880.
The beaches, steamer pier and jetties of Lake Windermere are a 70 yard stroll across a pedestrian area.
The pubs, restaurants, cafes and shops of Waterhead are within a minutes walk.
Skeghyll Woods with its walks and bike trails, is just yards from the door.
Historic Ambleside with its galleries, shops, restaurants and museum is just a short walk away.
The spectacular mountain scenery of The Langdale Pikes can be seen from Waterhead Bay. The Langdale Valley is just a sort drive away.
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Offering beautiful valley views of Cartmel valley from 300 feet, this cosy cottage is set on its own in farm land on a very quiet route in restful countryside. The cottage is just 200 yards from the owners' home.
Cyclists, walkers, disabled, babies and dogs welcome to this single storey cottage. Recently refurbished to high standards. A cot is also available. Lockable shed for cycles and other belongings. Drying area and laundry room with tiled floor.
Large walled garden with mature trees and patio. Benefits from a mild clmate thanks to the warm air of the Gulf Stream.
Very comfortable accommodation with open fireplace and large walled garden. Central heating and partial double glazing.
Cartmel with shops, steeplechase course, retaurants and pubs 1 mile. Grange-over-Sands with golf course, leisure centre with pool 2 miles. Steam railway, motor museum, Holker Hall statly home, horse riding, Lake Windermere and coast within five miles. 15 miles M6 Jn 36. No short breaks commencing on a Thursday. |
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