Log Cabins to RentStunning lake views, glorious walking opportunities and a great place to take the dog on holiday! The Lake District truly is a remarkable place to visit. Whether it's for week or weekend away, there is lots to see and do; from watersports on Windermere or mountain biking in Grizedale Forest to challenging climbs or gentle stile free walks.
Situated on the side of Whinlatter with breathtaking views of Skiddaw, this charming cottage has no shortage of incredible walks. Whinlatter Forest Park is on your doorstep, with cycling and walking trails as well as an Osprey viewing point for wildlife enthusiasts. The Go Ape high ropes course is perfect for kids and adults alike. Keen walkers can embark on the Newlands Horseshoe which includes the six summits of Catbells, Maiden Moor, High Spy, Dalehead, Hindscarth and Robinson. For a gentle stroll, lakeside picnic or some family kayaking, Derwentwater and Bassenthwaite Lake are both roughly 5 miles away. Keswick is just 3 miles away with plenty of shops and eateries as well as its renowned Theatre by the Lake. Enter into the welcoming sitting room with slate flooring and a cosy wood burner set in a stone fireplace which keeps both the sitting room and the dining room warm. There is a TV for evening entertainment, as well as a TV and DVD in the further snug, perfect for kids. Up a step is the spacious kitchen with contemporary furnishings and is well equipped with a Range cooker with an induction hob, a microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher, as well as an additional dining area. For family meals, step up from the sitting room into the galleried dining room with ample seating for eight. A handy cloakroom is ideal for storing boots and it has a convenient WC, while the utility room is equipped with a washing machine and tumble dryer. Also on the ground floor is the master bedroom with an en suite walk in shower and WC. Upstairs is the second king size bedroom as well as two twin bedrooms, one of which is accessed by the galleried bridge over the dining area. A family bathroom with a bath and WC completes the accommodation. The enclosed garden with a handy bike shed enjoys wonderful views which can be admired from the garden furniture on the sunny patio. There is ample parking at the property for four cars.
Embark on an adventure and choose Newlands Valley as the starting point for your explorations, scaling the Catbells and Causey Pike and marvelling at the scenery that inspired Beatrix Potter s famous tales. Sleeping a total of 16 guests across seven bedrooms, this spacious holiday accommodation is the perfect base for any large group gathering or family celebration. Satisfy your inner adrenaline enthusiast and book a day of escapades via the activity centre 1 mile away, trying your hand at ghyll scrambling, canoeing and rock climbing. For those who prefer a gentler pursuit, Keswick is a short 5 mile drive away offering bustling streets lined with numerous independent shops and eateries. Culture vultures will appreciate the iconic Theatre by the Lake, and there is a family run cinema too. Climb the steps and enter via the double doors to reach the central dining area, a brightly lit room that offers plenty of space for all to gather round. Cooking is a breeze in the kitchen, which is a few steps down from the dining area, which features an AGA, oven, hob, dishwasher, microwave and fridge. A handy utility area is off the dining room with a washing machine and tumble dryer. Descending a further set of steps from the dining room will bring you to the lounge, a comfortable room with a Smart TV for entertainment as well as cosy sofas and a multi fuel burner with views to the magnificant Newlands Valley, fells and surrounding famrland. The huge family bathroom on this level consists of a corner bath and WC. A few steps down from the lounge will bring you to the first of the bedrooms, a twin room with a TV and an en suite shower room with a shower and WC. Both the lounge and dining room feature stairs that lead to the first floor bedrooms. There are four king size bedrooms with a TV and en suite shower room apiece, a further King bedroom with a TV and a family room equipped with a King bed and a set of bunk beds. Outside, there is a spacious patio with a BBQ and seating for al fresco meals with a view, best enjoyed with a glass of wine after a busy day. The lockable storage shed is shared with two neighbouring properties and houses an additional tumble dryer and storage space for bikes.
A 3 mile walk from the quiet village of Yanwath follows the River Eamont, crossing the river near Tirril and continues into Penrith, where there are shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants a plenty. Ullswater is 3 miles away where there is some fantastic hill walking along the High Street ridge, or you can hire rowing boats, motorboats and canoes to explore the tiny islands on the Lake. 9 miles away, Aira Force waterfalls are well worth a visit as is the stunning Lowther Castle, its gardens and adventure playground, 4 miles away. Located in Europe s largest grass covered building, Rhegad is 5 miles away and has independent shops, cafés, an exhibition centre and a large 3D cinema. The local pub is 1 mile away and renowned for its excellent food and delightful atmosphere. All on one level and furnished to a high standard with all modern conveniences, this pine lodge is light, spacious and characterful with plenty of stylish interior delights. Enter into the lobby where you can discard your muddy boots and damp coats before heading into the open plan living space. The hub of the house, there is ample space to gather everyone together after a busy day out. Large windows provide superb views across the countryside to the Pennines and Eden Valley. The large L shaped sofa is ideal for resting walk weary legs and watching a film, reading a book or playing a board game, with the room taking on a cosy atmosphere once the wood burner is lit. Gather to dine at the table set to the large bay window with a window seat, enjoying lovely garden views with your meals. The kitchen has a full sized dishwasher, microwave, fridge with freezer compartment and electric cooker with double oven and induction hob, and a high level drying rack for drying clothes. The spacious and light king size bedroom has an en suite shower room, and both this room and the twin room have a fitted wardrobe. There is a bunk room and a shower room with a large power shower. Outside, the lodge is surrounded by lawned gardens, landscaped with native species, hedges and a number of trees. An elevated decked terrace accessed directly from the living area provides a great place for watching the birdlife over a morning cup of coffee, evening glass of wine or al fresco dining on warmer days.
Just 1.5 miles from the start of the renowned Coast to Coast walk at St Bees, this home is wonderfully situated for lovers of the great outdoors and the sea. Wander St Bees Head Heritage Coast and keep your eyes peeled for birdlife. Spend beach days relaxing at St Bees where the shingle and sand beach is perfect for family friendly days by the sea. If any members of your group want to take to the green, there is a golf club here too. A 14 mile trip will take you to your nearest lake at Ennerdale, in the picturesque Ennerdale Valley. Step through the main doors and into the large, lounge/diner. Pretty patterns, vibrant colours and a wood burner create a welcoming ambience and add charm and character. Find a spot on the sofa and relax in front of the TV or put on a DVD. The dining area with two tables, seats 14 guests so you can dine together and raise a glass to your chef. With sleek style and a contemporary feel, the kitchen is well equipped with an American style fridge/freezer, an under work surface fridge and wine cooler, two ovens, a five ring induction hob set into the island unit, microwave, mini oven and a dishwasher. There is also a coffee machine (supply your own pods) for early mornings, a breakfast table, island with seats and a large TV. Through the inner hallway leading from the lounge, is a drying room with washing machine. There is also a useful cloakroom with WC. Find the first of six bedrooms on the ground floor, a spacious double bedroom with en suite bathroom and TV. This bedroom has a seating area with a sofa, and an en suite with a bath, shower and WC. Climb thee stairs to the first floor landing from which you can find the remaining bedrooms. Firstly, find the double bedroom with exposed sandstone wall, sofa, TV and large en suite with a corner bath, shower and WC. Next, find the family bedroom with double bed and one single bed, sofa, TV and an en suite shower room. Another family room has one double bed, two single beds, a TV, sofa and an en suite bathroom. There is a twin which can be made up as a super king size on request at time of booking and a small single bedroom (please note this room has no window) with en suite shower room with WC. There is a family shower room with shower and WC. Spend time outside in the fresh air and enjoy sitting with a drink on the large patio. The garden is enclosed and has a lawn, great for little ones looking to play. Take care of stepping up and down between sections of the garden. There is off road parking for five cars and further parking available nearby.
Sitting in a small hamlet close to Cockermouth (2.5 miles), escape to this home and enjoy your secluded location. Liven things up with a trip to Maryport (6 miles), the southern gateway to the Solway Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a pretty harbour town with plenty of rainy day attractions to visit. Head to Cave at the Wave, the Lake District Aquarium or try your hand at go karting before walking the mile long promenade or the 5.5 mile coast road to Allonby. Closer to home is the birthplace of Wordsworth, Cockermouth, where a handful of pubs and eateries offer you somewhere to treat yourself to a tasty bite. Just 9.5 miles away lies Bassenthwaite Lake and below, is Derwentwater (15.5 miles). Set over many different levels, this home brilliantly caters for family reunions or getaways with friends. Stepping inside on the ground floor, find space to leave coats and one of four lovely bedrooms a twin with a TV for perfect lazy mornings. A shower room with WC can be found on this floor so there is no need to queue to freshen up in the morning. A handy utility/kitchenette area has a fridge/freezer, microwave, washing machine and tumble dryer, with a door leading outside. Climb the small flight of stairs to reach the open plan living area which is fabulously spacious and brimming with style. Take a seat in front of the TV, gather at the island with a drink or designate yourself as chef for the night and make use of the electric induction Range cooker, full sized fridge, separate freezer and integral combination microwave with oven. Enjoy the underfloor heating or stay cool and open the patio doors. Open tread stairs lead to the first floor which is laid out across various split levels, and includes the second and third of four bedrooms. The double has a TV and an en suite bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC. The master double bedroom with a dressing room also resides on this level and has an en suite bathroom with a bath and shower over. Up the stairs again to the second living space, another fantastic open plan area exuding charm and traditional features. Cosy up by the wood burner, dine in style at the table and spend lively evenings playing cards and board games before heading off to bed. The final bedroom with low sloping ceilings is located up a further set of open tread stairs where a writing desk awaits and leads to the double bedroom complete with en suite bathroom with Jacuzzi corner bath and WC. For a competition filled day, the separate entertainment building is home to a snooker table and houses a bar and a piano. Dotted with seating areas and places to grab a drink on various levels with steps, if the sun is shining there s a patio on which you can bask in the warmth. Enjoy fantastic sunsets from the grounds and find a fold away table tennis table in the barn. There is off road parking for several cars.
Situated in the valley of Longsleddale, in the south of the Lake District National Park, this property has access to plenty of walks in untouched countryside. You can follow the River Sprint, which flows through the farm, along the valley floor, or head up the valley to climb the Haweswater fells, including High Street and Harter Fell. You are within 20 miles of some popular towns, including Kendal, a lovely market town famous for its mint cake. Bowness on Windermere, on the shores of Lake Windermere, is also worth a visit, as are Sawrey and Hawkshead, with their Beatrix Potter connections. For adventure activities, Grizedale Forest is nearby, offering horseback riding, bicycle hire, Segway hire and Go Ape. As you approach this property via the 0.9 mile private farm track, you will appreciate its secluded position amongst the spectacular landscape of the Lake District. Surrounded by trees, fields, fells and wildlife, it s the ideal place to unwind. Stepping up and through the front door, you ll find yourself in the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Light and airy, this multi aspect room has lots of opportunities to appreciate the beautiful views, whilst natural materials such as wood and stone add character. The lounge has comfy sofas and an electric wood burner effect fire; the dining area has seating for up to four adults, and the compact kitchen is simple but well equipped. There are three comfortable bedrooms: a double and two singles. All the rooms are bright with delightful countryside views. Completing the accommodation is the family bathroom with a shower. Outside, there is an enclosed patio area with seating the ideal spot for al fresco dining against a magnificent backdrop. Beyond that, there is farmland to explore, including lots of walking trails and a river. Fishing is available by prior arrangement with the owner lookout for leaping salmon and trout in the autumn months.
This rustic retreat is tucked away in a secluded location, surrounded by rolling countryside. Take the pleasant walk to Pooley Bridge (3 miles) from your doorstep and reward those efforts with a cruise on an Ullswater steamer you can hop off around the lake and venture towards spectacular landmarks such as Aira Force waterfall (4 miles) where you can spot red squirrels. Source delicious regional produce and explore museums in the market towns of Penrith (8.5 miles) or Keswick (14 miles). Explore Dalemain House and Gardens (4.5 miles), Lowther Castle and Gardens (8.5 miles), and Brougham Castle (10 miles). Further afield, head towards Hawkshead, and be inspired by a tour of Beatrix Potter s farmhouse, Hill Top (23 miles). Ambleside (23 miles) and Windermere (20miles) are both also within easy reach of the property. On arrival, open the five bar gate (please close behind you), and drive up to the parking area near your holiday cottage. Step inside to find bright and airy country style interiors with cheery pops of pattern and colour. Sink into cosy seating and relax by the warm open fire in the living room after a walk on the fells. Rustle up delicious meals in the open plan kitchen and dining area where you ll find everything you need including a range cooker with a gas hob, two electric ovens, a fridge/freezer, a dishwasher, and a handy washing machine. Gather around the large dining table and feast together as you make plans for a new day of adventures in Cumbria. After dinner, retreat to the living room and enjoy film and games nights with the TV and DVD player; there s also an iPhone/iPod dock. When sleep calls, head up the short staircase from the living room where you ll find a cosy twin bedroom, a family bathroom with a shower over the bath, and garden access. A further six stairs lead up to the top floor with one double bedroom and a bedroom with a beautiful four poster double bed. This floor also has a shower room with a shower and WC. Outside, there s a garden and seating area, shared with neighbouring properties, where you can relax and soak up the views towards Little Mell Fell you might even be inspired to take the steep ascent. There s a shop and a dog friendly pub with an open fire within half a mile, plus another pub with food and lake views just 2 miles away.
This is a fantastic location for those after sophisticated living and outdoor adventures. Just 1.5 miles away, the quintessential English village of Greystoke is home to a heated open air swimming pool and a friendly pub. Walkers can take on the heights of Eycott Hill, 2.5 miles away, or Berrier Hill, 5 miles away, while cyclists can join the popular Coast to Coast route, which passes through the edge of the village, or there are off road tracks in Greystoke Forest. Penrith is just 6.5 miles away and provides a good selection of independent shops and eateries, while Keswick, 14.5 miles away, offers a range of outdoor activities including canyoning, hydrospeeding and paddle boarding. Sympathetically converted, this former barn retains much of its original charm through exposed beams and double height ceilings, creating a feeling of space and light throughout. At one end of the large, open plan living space is a country style kitchen fitted with a fan oven, halogen hobs, fridge, freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. There s also a farmhouse table at this end with seating for four. The lounge occupies the other side of the room and features a sofa, rocking chair and TV. A corridor leads to the two bedrooms: the master with a king size bed and antique furniture, and a bunk bedroom with beds in an L shaped configuration. The bedrooms share a contemporary shower room with a large drencher head, perfect for massaging tired muscles after long walks. The main living space opens onto a delightful, enclosed sun trap garden for enjoying a morning cup of coffee. Beyond this lie extensive shared grounds complete with a walled orchard, large lawns, play area, summer house, woodland and resident pigs. There is off road parking for several cars.
Have a holiday with a difference at this cleverly designed, four bedroom holiday retreat with underfloor heating throughout and sleeping up to eight guests, close to Ennerdale Bridge. Also welcoming two happy hounds with open paws, the stylish, spacious home is less than 1 mile from the shores of Ennerdale Lake, known for its beautiful walks and abundance of wildlife. Enjoy your proximity to the village shop, cafe and pubs and find yourselves just 10 miles from the charming market town of Cockermouth, with its independent outlets and choice of eateries. Plan a day trip to Whitehaven, 7 miles away, as well, to visit its museums, cinemas and sports centre. You could even head there by bike, taking the scenic, 10 mile long Whitehaven to Ennerdale Cycle Path. Make your way into this imposing property to find a useful boot room, where you can leave outerwear and dog leads. Wander on through into the dining room, with its incredible aspect and floor to ceiling windows pulling the views right into the space. Find the high specification kitchen is the perfect place to create delicious meals together. With its granite work surfaces, island, Rangemaster cooker with gas hobs, microwave, fridge/freezer, additional fridge, dishwasher, and washer/dryer, it has more than a touch of luxury. Find a farmhouse table in here too for breakfasts or a little quiet time over a cup of coffee. Gather together in the evenings in the lounge with its floor to ceiling windows. Light the wood burner, settle on the sofas and watch the curved Smart TV, which has Sky. There is a WC at ground floor level. Members of your party might like to head upstairs to a second lounge, with its own Smart TV with Sky, plus a games console, and more expanses of glass capturing the spectacular views. All four beautifully finished bedrooms are also at this level. A king size room offers an en suite shower room, with sizeable shower and handbasin. There is a super king room, which can be arranged as a twin upon request and also offers an en suite shower room. There is a further bedroom featuring a bunk bed (double bed on the bottom, single top bunk made up upon request) and a separate single room. The main bathroom, with WC, handbasin and heat retaining bath is also on the first floor. Spread out into the garden on sunny days. Watch the children and pups running about on the grass and dine together on the patio in style. Find you have outside storage for your bikes and other equipment. There is parking for up to six cars at the house.
Situated on a Lakeland hill farm with a Grade II listed farmhouse, this beautiful barn conversion makes a fabulous base for families exploring the valley of Deepdale between Ullswater (2 miles to the north) and Brotherswater (1.5 miles south). A haven for walkers, local peaks include Helvellyn, St Sunday Crag and Stony Cove Pike (all within 6.5 miles). From the thriving village of Glenridding (2.5 miles) a steamer will take you across Ullswater, with stops along the way so you can view the Aira Force Waterfall and visit the bustling lakeside villages of Howtown and Pooley Bridge, where you will find plenty of welcoming pubs and restaurants. Heading north, Penrith (17 miles) has some great places to eat and drink. On entering the property head upstairs via the wooden staircase to the first floor where you will find the beautiful open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with glorious views overlooking the meadows, fells and fields of the surrounding countryside. The cosy lounge is at one end of the room, with plenty of comfortable seating, a welcoming wood burner, TV and DVD, making this an ideal space to relax in. The lounge also has original exposed stonework and an antique bookcase with an impressive collection of old books including a 1902 edition of Encyclopedia Britannica. Exploring the gorgeous living area further, the fresh and spacious dining area provides an ideal spot for everyone to gather, chat about the day and share a favourite family meal. The stylishly designed kitchen features a range of equipment including a split oven with electric hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave and washing machine. Set beneath a vaulted ceiling with skylights and with stunning views, this lovely room makes a wonderful space to unwind in. The first floor also has a shower room complete with walk in shower and WC. Returning to the ground floor, the main corridor provides plenty of space for leaving coats and boots. This floor houses the two bright and tastefully decorated bedrooms: a king size room and a twin room, as well as a bathroom complete with a shower over the bath and a WC. French doors open onto the foothills of St Sunday Crag, or you can spend a lazy afternoon in the private fenced patio which is accessed via the barn doors. There s plenty of seating here, ideal for enjoying a morning coffee or a glass of wine in the evening. As the property is set on a working farm, there s plenty of farm residents to spot, including Indian runner ducks and a peacock. Parking is available on the cobbles to the front of the property, and there s also lock up storage available for bikes.
