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A romantic, stylish and cosy cottage for two in the beautiful Lake District National Park, half a mile from the shores of Lake Windermere and a 20 minute drive from Junction 36 of the M6. We are dog friendly. Our 250 year old cottage features modern rustic decor, u/f heating, log burner, super-fast internet, Smart TV, Sonos sound system and a complimentary podPoint 7kw EV charger. There are many wonderful walks and bike rides available from the front door. Stays start Mondays or Fridays.

Boutique cottage in lovely Lakeland valley

Our luxury detached Lakeland cottage in the village of Lorton sits in a hidden gem of a valley and is a year round destination . Two beautiful bedrooms one of which can turn into single beds and each with their own bathrooms offers flexibility for both couples and families. We have a well equipped cooks kitchen with Everhot range and a stocked larder. Parking for three cars , EV charger , bike storage , gardens and a BBQ this is a great base to enjoy the magic of our Lakeland valley.

Stunning Cumbrian Barn Conversion with Hot Tub

** Not suitable for noisy parties, loud music etc** Bumblebee Barn is a high quality barn conversion for up to 13 people in a rural setting just outside the lake district national park. It is a perfect place for extended family holidays and meeting up with friends. Take advantage of the stunning hot tub to soak and observe the dark sky stars after a day in the Lakes, walking Hadrian's Wall or exploring the Solway Coast. Free use of EV charger and ample parking.

Grasmere Cottage with Stunning Views by LetMeStay

Dale Head cottage is a delightful property located in the picturesque Easedale valley, just a 20 minute walk from the popular village of Grasmere, in the heart of the English Lake District. Adjacent to the 16th Century cottage of Blindtarn. Dale Head cottage has been completely transformed to offer contemporary accommodation ideally suited to families and couples alike. Located down a rural farm track, quintessential Lakeland cottages don't come any better.

The Old URC (Old United Reformed Church)

Take a pew in a divinely-restored, Grade II-listed 17th century church and escape to a unique retreat in the Lake District National Park. The charming accommodation boasts fantastic views of the fells, providing an idyllic backdrop for your holiday. With comfortable sleeping for up to 4 people, this is the perfect location for couples, families or a group holiday in the Lake District. Only 5 miles from Pooley Bridge and Ullswater, what's not to love?

18th century private suite in peaceful village

This centrally heated, one bedroom Guest Suite is part of a Georgian property built in the late 1700s. The Suite is located in Newton Reigny which is a peaceful village 5 minutes drive from the historic town of Penrith. 5 minutes to the M6 and A66 allows for easy access to the Lake District World Heritage site (the closest lake Ullswater 15 minutes drive). Free parking on the property's driveway and space also available to store equipment.

Converted Chapel, lake access, pet friendly

The glorious location with unspoilt views over Coniston Water and its own private lake shore sets Sunny Bank Chapel apart as the place to stay in the Western Lake District. A complete refurbishment has converted this near-derelict 17C chapel into a stunning self-catering holiday let. Want a romantic retreat, a base for exploring the Lake District or a place to relax or work without disturbance? - this is the place for you.

Keswick Boutique Cottage, free EV parking

Mickledore Cottage is a recently refurbished, modern, cosy cottage and provides a perfect place to stay. With underfloor heating throughout and a log burner, this is a perfect place to rest after a long day on the fells or just as a place to relax. Mickledore Cottage boasts an off road parking space with free EV charging. You'll enjoy a peaceful stay whilst being based conveniently in the centre of Keswick.

The Old Map Shop

The Old Map Shop was originally part of the village school. In more recent times it was a map shop, but then lay empty for a number of years before it was sensitively converted into a holiday property in 2020 - 2021. Caldbeck has a pub, cafes and a few shops. It is a great base for exploring the northern fells or for a stop on the Cumbria Way.