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.
This fantastic unique lodge is nested in a spectacular location, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, within the splendid Lake District National Park right on your doorstep. A short drive away is the beautiful bustling marketing town of Keswick, with its fabulous range of shops, wonderful eateries and prime tourist attractions. Visit the nearby Derwent Pencil Museum, home to the world s largest pencil. Puzzling Place, a unique exhibition based on optical illusion. Newlands Adventure Centre, The Lakes Distillery and Go Ape Tree Top Adventures. This micro lodge is perfect for a romantic getaway and is a Tardis of space. The main area has been tastefully designed to make the most of the space on offer and create a cosy atmosphere. We have a sofa while the double bed is hidden behind and can be pulled down which shows the attention to detail the owner have gone to create space and ease. There is a Smart TV, kitchenette with two ring electric hob, microwave and fridge plus plenty of storage space to hide away your cases. The shower room is a grand surprise due to the size and space, inside is a rain forest shower and WC. The decking offers peace and tranquillity and feels like an extension of the main space. The bonus of the hot tub with cabana style shelter really does make this the perfect place for a magical trip away. You will also find two sun loungers. Private parking for one car.
Pretty shepherd hut, offers a romantic retreat and escape for a couple looking to explore the Lake District on foot or bike. The lovely village of Threlkeld is within walking distance with walks from your front door. Situated 4 miles from the bustling town of Keswick, this area offers a great base to get out and explore the Northern Lakes and fells. The pretty village of Threlkeld is set at the foot of Blencathra with its pubs, golf course and cricket club, it is just over a mile away. A short drive from Derwent Water and Bassenthwaite Lake, why not enjoy some water sports, a cruise or why not captain your own boat for the day! Enjoy a day out at Mirehouse and Gardens or tick off some of the many Wainwrights in the area. There are so many activities locally, including indoor climbing and Breweries to visit. This pretty, well equipped shepherd hut is open plan with a raised double bed, wall mounted TV and a dining area looking out through the French doors over the Fells. The cute bijou kitchen area is perfectly equipped to rustle up a nice breakfast or romantic dinner with a combi microwave and fridge. There is a shower room with WC off the main living space. Head outside you will find a private seating area to the front of the property overlooking the Fells and a private hot tub which is delightful after a day out exploring. There is private parking for one car.
This area offers a great base to get out and explore. With some fabulous walks available from your front door, the pretty village of Calthwaite has a village pub which is right on your doorstep. A short drive will bring you to Keswick, a bustling market town with excellent shops, museums, a theatre, cinema and host of restaurants and cafes. For those who fancy some retail therapy head up to Carlisle which has an abundance of eateries, shops and pub to choose from. This micro lodge is perfect for a romantic getaway and is a Tardis of space. The main area has been tastefully designed to make the most of the space on offer and create a cosy atmosphere. We have a sofa while the double bed is hidden behind and can be pulled down which shows the attention to detail the owner have gone to create space and ease. There is a Smart TV, kitchenette with two ring electric hob, microwave and fridge plus plenty of storage space to hide away your cases. The shower room is a grand surprise due to the size and space with a rain forest shower and WC. The decking offers peace and tranquility and feels like an extension of the main space. The bonus of the hot tub with cabana style shelter really does make this the perfect place for a magical trip away. You will also find two sun loungers. Private parking for one car.
Perfectly located to easily explore the popular areas of the central and northern lake district. Calthwaite Hall also makes for easy journeys up to the Scottish borders or heading over the Northumberland Set on the edge of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Lake District National Park and the Yorkshire Dales National Park makes this property an excellent choice for anyone wanting to explore, go walking or cycling. This stunning lodge is the perfect place to getaway and enjoy luxury comforts. As soon as you enter the open plan living space you will see the detail and expense the owners have gone to create a welcoming and relaxing atmosphere. The lounge boasts a corner sofa with armchair surrounding the flame effect electric fire and Smart TV. The kitchen is stylish with all you need to cook up a feast for any meal. There is a gas oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and microwave. Head down the hall where you will find the comfortable bedrooms with the master bedroom housing a king size bed with wall mounted TV and plenty of storage space plus a en suite shower room which has shower and WC. Also, off the hall is the twin room and main shower room with shower and WC. The decking area has been tastefully created to reflect comfort with seating area and your own private hot tub so you can enjoy those lovely evenings with a drink under the stars. Private parking for two cars.
This property is located in a prime location at the heart of the Lake District in an area renowned for its connections to Beatrix Potter and William Wordsworth. It also packed with National Trust properties, pubs, and tearooms. A little further away, around a fifteen minute drive away, is the town of Ambleside, from where visitors can take cruises on Lake Windermere to Bowness and Lakeside. It is a popular tourism hub and as such, offers a range of shops and eateries. The location of the property means that it is a wonderful base for everyone who wants to explore the region on foot, whether they want a gentle stroll or a challenging climb. For visitors who want to take to the water, nearby Coniston Water has a fantastic boating centre which has a wide range of equipment for hire, including paddle boards, canoes, rowing boats, and motor boats. This property occupies half a converted 17th century Lakeland barn. All of the accommodation is on the ground floor. On entering the property, guests will come to the handy sunny porch which has plenty of space for leaving your muddy boots, before coming to the dining room. The main living area of the house is the spacious lounge, the perfect space for relaxing, with its wood burner, TV, DVD, CD and telephone. In the summer, guests will enjoy opening the French windows which give access to the garden. The property s kitchen is tastefully decorated and well equipped with an oven, hob, large fridge/freezer, microwave and dishwasher. There is a back utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer and large drying cabinet perfect for drying walking gear and boots. There are two bedrooms on the same level, one of which is a kingsize double with an en suite shower room with WC. The second bedroom is an attractive twin, across the hall from which is the bathroom with shower over the bath and WC. Outside, there is a sunny south facing garden with lawn and mature schubs from where guests can sit and enjoy the views across the valley from the table and chairs. There is ample off road parking and a handy bike store which guests are able to make use of.
The scenic village of Calthwaite offers a peaceful getaway but with everything you need only short distance away and its only village pub which offers fine wines and ales plus food. There is a wealth of opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts such as scenic Ullswater Way, a twenty mile path that circumnavigates the entire lake which can be explored in its entirety or done in sections, maybe using the Ullswater Steamers for transport from one section to another. Aira Force waterfall is well worth a visit as is the Rheged Centre with its exhibitions, pottery, soft play, family theater, shops and cafes. This stunning lodge is the perfect place to getaway and enjoy luxury comforts. As soon as you enter the open plan living space you will see the detail and expense the owners have gone to create a welcoming and relaxing atmosphere. The lounge boasts a corner sofa with armchair surrounding the flame effect electric fire and Smart TV. The kitchen is stylish and has all you need to cook up a feast for any meal. There is a gas oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and microwave. Head on down the hall where you will find the comfortable bedrooms with the master bedroom housing a king size bed with wall mounted TV and plenty of storage space plus a en suite shower room which has a shower and WC. Also, off the hall is the twin room and main shower room with shower and WC. The decking area has been tastefully created to reflect comfort with seating area and your own private hot tub so you can enjoy those lovely evenings with a drink under the stars. Private parking for two cars.
Ullswater is thought by many to be the most beautiful of all the lakes in the Lake District. Compared by some to Lake Lucerne in Switzerland, it is a serpentine body of water snaking a nine mile course under the lea of magnificent fells, woodland and mountain. Much of the lake, its shore and surrounding fells are accessible for visitors to explore, where you will find some of the finest walks and water activities, along with the amenities of the lakeside villages. You can cross the lake on a steamer, or cross the mountains down into Ambleside. Other fantastic walks include those to Howton and the Aira Force waterfall, or you could head to the delightful town of Penrith. Set in extensive grounds, your first impression will be of the sheer size of this former Lakeland barn. From the rear courtyard you enter into a large boot room with plenty of storage space. From here you step down into a large and attractive farmhouse style kitchen, which is fully equipped with AGA style oven, electric oven and gas hob, microwave, American style fridge/freezer, dishwasher, Nespresso coffee machine, coffee cafetiere and large dining table, as well as a TV and Bose iPod dock. From the kitchen you pass into the elegant central hall which is a large space with pitched and beamed ceiling, and which features a dining area ideal for special occasions. Moving into the cosy and spacious lounge, you can really sit back and relax with plenty of comfy seating, and a roaring open fire, making it a perfect space to sit back and watch a movie on the TV. From the dining room a winding staircase takes you down to the lower level and the long hall which spans the whole length of the building. Here you will find the laundry room and the snug, perfect for children, with sofas, a large TV and stairs that bring you back up to the top floor. Off the hall you will find four comfy bedrooms. The master super king size bedroom has a large en suite bathroom with separate shower, bath and WC. There is also a super king size room with an en suite bathroom with separate shower, bath and WC. You will also find two twin bedrooms, each with 3 beds and a shared bathroom with bath, shower and WC. Outside, surrounding the property are terraced patios and lawn areas planted with shrubs and trees. With stunning views of Ullswater and the surrounding mountains, the gardens are the perfect place for adults to sit back and relax and for children to play in. This property does not allow charging of electric vehicles using a regular plug into the property. This is for insurance purposes. The nearest charging facility is approximately 5 miles away.
This property is located on the owner s small farm, up a steep narrow hill in the picturesque Lake District National Park. It enjoys a fantastic location close to two of the area s best loved features: Coniston Water and The Old Man of Coniston, providing plenty of opportunity to enjoy scenic walks, challenging hikes, and a range of watersports, for which equipment can be hired from the nearby Coniston Boating Centre. For a more leisurely perspective of the lake, the beautifully restored steam yacht gondolas which depart from the town jetty are a fantastic way to spend a relaxing day on the water. Other attractions in or near to the village include The Ruskin Museum, the Go Ape high ropes centre in Grizedale Forest, and Wray Castle. This handsome stone barn is situated alongside several other properties on the owner s farm and offers comfortable accommodation for five guests. On entering the cottage, guests will find a hallway, off from which there are two flights of stairs, one going up to the living area and the other going down to the bedrooms. Taking the stairs to the first floor, guests will come to the open plan living space comprising a lounge/kitchen. The lounge area has a selection of seating enabling guests to sit back and enjoy the warmth of the log burner and perhaps watch a film on the Smart TV. The kitchen area is located just behind the lounge and is equipped with an oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine / tumble dryer, Dulce Gusto coffee machine and dishwasher. The separate dining room, meanwhile, is a great place to enjoying leisurely breakfasts and family dinners. On the way back to the stairs, there is a cloakroom with WC. The bedrooms and bathroom with shower over bath and WC, are located on the lower ground floor. The first bedroom is a restful king size double with a low level, cottage style window, whilst the second is a tastefully decorated room with a versatile sleeping arrangement having a double and a single bed. Outside, there is an enclosed garden the front of the property, providing a pleasant place to sit and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere. Heading through the courtyard, and on towards the meadows, guests will come to the edge of the farm, from where they can enjoy miles of scenic walks. There is parking provided for two cars.
Only a short drive to Cockermouth and Keswick with a selection of restaurants, independent shops and coffee shops. This is the perfect location to enjoy the beautiful Lakes and get away from it all. Surrounded by the fells, close to Skiddaw and Watch Hill. There is a local Spa within walking distance if you fancy a pamper session or why not book a tasting session at the Lakes Distillery which is approximately two miles away. As you enter the pod, you will notice the lovely furnishings and attention to detail, you will instantly feel at home and relaxed. It is open plan studio style accommodation with lounge/kitchen/diner and bedroom area. The kitchen area has an electric hob, microwave oven and fridge, all the equipment you would need to enjoy a nice breakfast or light dinner. The lounge area has a comfy sofa, which can be made into a double sofa bed, ideal for children, a Smart TV and views over the water and local countryside, ideal to kick back and relax after a day out exploring the Lakes. The stunning solid oak handcrafted four poster king size bed is so inviting and there is an en suite with a shower and WC. The decking area outside has seating and a fire pit to make the most of the outdoor space, even on a chilly night. It is a lovely spot to enjoy a coffee or breakfast in the morning or relax with a good book and enjoy nature. There is private parking for one car to the rear of the pod.
Situated right in the heart of the North Lakes area of the Lake District National Park, the location of this quirky property is perfect for explorers. From your door, there are many miles of walking and cycling trails to discover as well as hills, fells and mountains to climb. Head to the nearby market town of Keswick which is just 5 miles down the road and home to independent shops full of local goods and gifts, as well as plenty of cafes, ice cream shops and patisseries to indulge in a sweet treat. There's even the famous Theatre by The Lake, showing productions in an inspiring, atmospheric setting. Surrounded by natural beauty, the nearest lake is Derwent water and is less than 1 mile s walk from the centre of the town. This unique property is perfect for anyone looking for a different type of getaway full of the potential for adventure. This retreat is located in on a seasonal campsite yet is wonderfully private and makes the most of those amazing valley views. Entering the property, you ll find yourself in the cosy living area with an armchair, which is the ideal place to relax, switch off and unwind. Pop a film on the TV in here after a full day out exploring the local area. There is a small dining area along with a kitchenette housing an electric twin hob, kettle, fridge, toaster and grill. Up the steep ladder is the delightful single bedroom with Velux windows so you can enjoy looking at the stars in the dark night sky. There is a shower room with a walk in shower and WC which is an impressive use of the space for this cosy and compact base. Parking on site for one car.
