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Spacious flat, private parking and seating area, entry up steps into flat, kitchen diner/lounge area with a woodburner, 1 twin room, 1 double room, 1 shower room, utility/storage room for outdoor activities equipment

The accommodation is a recently renovated part of the Corn Mill, set in the Lickle valley, Broughton Mills. A quiet area of outstanding beauty and tranquillity. Only 7 miles from Coniston and 2 miles from the Duddon valley, with the closest village Broughton being also 2 miles away.

This is the ideal place for walkers and mountain bikers to explore the surrounding beauty of this hidden gem. The pub 100m up the road, The Blacksmiths Arms is renowned for very good food. Broughton our closest village has a bakery, grocery/butcher shop, post office, cafe's, pubs, petrol stations and a tourist information centre.

Off the beaten track, our 16th Century farmhouse has lake frontage, stunning views and oodles of character. Relax and unwind in comfortable surroundings, we provide breakfast/lunch & dinner and plenty of activities from kayaking and mountain biking.

Idyllic for both couples searching for a romantic getaway and families looking for a one stop shop - sleep, eat and play! Our farm (Bank Ground) known as Holly Howe in Arthur Ransome's famous children's book Swallows and Amazons, is the perfect location for a break - B&B and self catering cottages (sleeping up to 60).

The east side on Coniston Water is unique in it's beauty and views. We are lucky to be off the beaten track so if what you are looking for is the real Lake District then look no further.

Situated in the hamlet of Beckside, Kirkby in Furness within South Lakeland. The Limes is conveniently situated for appreciating the walks and views in the immediate vicinity yet within easy access of the more popular tourist destinations of Windermere and Bowness. Recently renovated using traditional and eco friendly products:sheep's wool insulation, lime render, green oak. The Limes combines modern conveniences with the irresistible charms of oak beams, slate fireplaces and latched doors

Delightful newly restored 17th century Lakeland slate cottage. Lounge with huge slate fireplace housing wood burning stove effect electric fire. Bespoke slate and oak staircase. Huge kitchen diner with oak and granite fitted units, superb duel fuel Britannia range cooker, washing machine, microwave and fridge freezer. Wooden dining table for 4. Light, characterful bedroom with period fireplace and exposed beams. Bathroom with romantic double ended bath with shower over.

Kirkby in Furness is on the fringe of the Lake District National Park. The village is on the Cumbria Coastal Way and there are many beautiful walks with stunning views from the door of the cottage. Visit The Lakes but retreat to a quieter village setting.

A cosy one bedroom cottage with log stove (& central heating), fitted with all modern conveniences, 200 yds from the road along a private driveway providing an ideal base to relax, go walking or just visit the Lake District and its scenery.

A characterful property, set in a quiet location, yet easily accessible for all amenities with pubs and shop only half a mile away. Plenty of space for a couple (& room for the dogs in front of the fire) -we provide an initial supply of logs, firelighters and matches. Flat screen TV, DVD and stereo sound system with a selection of DVD's and books provided in the cottage. Full kitchen facilities with plenty of crockery and cutlery to ensure the dishwasher is easily filled. Dishwasher powder, washing up liquid etc are provided. A selection of Toiletries from Cole and Lewis are provided, as well as a Nespresso machine and an initial supply of coffee pods. All you should need to bring with you is just food and clothes.

Peaceful, quiet with excellent walking from the door, yet only half a mile from pubs, and village shop.

My cosy cottage is close to Coniston Water and only a 10 minute stroll to Coniston Village centre with its selection of pubs, shops and restaurants. You’ll love the Hideaway because it is a cosy retreat for two in the heart of the Lake District where you can have great walks straight from your doorstep and then relax in front of your roaring log burning stove. (initial logs provided & Sky TV) The private garden enjoys stunning views and offers a perfect place for relaxing and al fresco dining.

Built in 2012, our slate and stone camping barns boast 6 single beds on the first floor. The ground floor space includes a dining area, kitchen area which includes a microwave, kettle, toaster, small fridge and a single electric hot plate. and a ground floor wet room. Bedding, towels, cutlery, crockery are all provided. Outside are stunning views, a picnic area and public footpaths through the farm. Breakfast is not provided can be requested at an additional cost.

With copious amounts of slate and wood, our camping barns are easy to move in and out of. Plenty of space for your belingings, with linen and towels provided. Bright and airy but with a woodburner including oven / hotplates.

Our neighbours are a good distance away. The nearby village of Oxen Park has a well-liked pub, The Manor, and an independent cinema, The Carthouse. A village store, chip shop, butcher and The Bakehouse bakery can be found in Greenodd.

Our roundhouse is on a working farm with Swaledale and Blackfaced sheep and heavy horses (which you can book to ride!) in a beautiful valley in south west Cumbria. It has amazing views, a stream running nearby, is peaceful with good interior facilities. Close to us are a variety of good pub/restaurants (would recommend having a car though). You’ll love our roundhouse, it is unique, cosy, romantic, has a stunning location, and is good for couples, friends, outdoor folk, and we take dogs.

Our personally made beautiful roundhouse (NB new roof November 2016!) is set in an idyllic location in the south west corner of the Lake District National Park on a working farm. The combination of soft wood and circular shape creates a very relaxing place - with the wood burning stove and dined lights it can be both practical (it has full electric and water) and very romantic! It has a lovely big bed for two, if more can sleep 4/5; the kitchen is fully appointed (induction hob, toaster, kettle microwave and fridge!) and sink with hot water. The showers and toilets are outside the Roundhouse only 20m away and immaculately clean. Enjoy!

There are many local amazing things to both see and do. Right on site you have award winning Cumbrian Heavy Horses, where you can ride a magnificent heavy horse, Shires, Clydesdales, and four other pure bred heavy horse breeds. We also have the sheep but they are best as a spectator sport (watching us run around them is very entertaining !!) as well as a myriad of walks, up onto both Black and White Combe and a walk through to Swinside Stone Circle can both be accessed from base. For steam buffs we have the narrow guage line at Muncaster (Ravenglass) to Boot, the L'al Ratty, and the larger steam trains at Haverthwaite, which run between there and the Aquarium. The South Lakes Wildlife Park is 25 mins away and is amazing to see, and there are various museums, and in general, walks galore, with Grizebeck Forest for Mountain Biking, Lakes for kayaking and sailing, gondola steam boats on Lake Windermere, with easy access through to the Central Lakes. Just up the coast from us you have Muncaster Castle with it's Owls and Falconry demonstrations too. So much to do, or you can just chill out!

in the centre of our picturesque, SW Lakes market town.. Perfect for walking, cycling, exploring & relaxing. Ideal base for touring main Lakes attractions (ideally with own transport as public transport links are poor), lovely to return to calm after day trips out and about. Pubs, restaurant, cafes short walking distances.

3 guest bedrooms in our 6 bedroom home, in the heart of our historic market town, comprises of cozy rooms downstairs. On the first floor, are 2 double bedrooms (+a cot if needed in the larger double) and a king-size +single +extra Zbed and/or cot). Both sitting rooms have real fires. Our dining room can seat 8-10. This means we can comfortably accommodate a group booking of 7/8 (at a specially reduced rate. (Up to 9 if the cot is in room 2).We are ideally suited to family groups with children, we are a very child friendly household! But also great for couples too, or a smaller group. Hairdryers are in 2 rooms, but a third can be made available! All bedrooms have Freeview TV & DVD and also tea/coffee facilities. Free parking in The Square.

Situated within England's largest, famous, Lake District National Park, Broughton in Furness has a lovely friendly atmosphere and is quite cosmopolitan. Many people are frequent return visitors to our popular town We are surrounded by picturesque scenery, with lots of lovely walking and cycling, if you don't mind hills! We have super pubs, shops, cafés and more (please do take the time to look at the guidebook pegs for all local amenity details!). With your own transport, you can be in the main hub of tourist areas in 20- 40 mins ( longer for the more northern lakes)

The cottage is at the end of a single track tarmac farm lane in a small hamlet of 4 homes, and situated on the outskirts of Broughton in Furness enjoying stunning views of Coniston, Black Coombe and the Duddon Estuary. It is straight out of the gate and onto the Cumbrian Coastal Path, and a lovely walk into Broughton or Foxfield with their award winning shops and pubs.

The cottage is provided on a self-catering basis, although there are some basic supplies available for use in the cupboards. NO SMOKING Upto three well behaved dogs are welcome, dogs toilet MUST be cleaned up, and that they are not left unattended, a cage(s) can be available on request. We would hope our guests would respect the neighbours and keep noise to a minimum after 10pm.

There are currently four dog friendly places to eat locally:- In Broughton village there is The Square Café open everyday 10.30-4pm & two pubs - The Black Cock Inn (booking advised Tel 716529) open everyday and The Old Kings Head (booking advised Tel 716293) The Prince of Wales at Foxfield opens Wed-Sun (it's a Dave Myers favourite) you can walk there via the Cumbrian Coastal Path (approx. 10-15 mins), only serves food until 7pm Broughton village also has a selection of shops that can cater for most of your everyday needs, there is an award winning butcher & grocers shop (open Mon-Sat 9-5.30pm), a Post Office, Tourist Information, a bakery with cafe, a real ale pub, a garage and two petrol stations and a couple of antique shops. There is also a doctors surgery with dispensary, a veterinary surgery and a couple of hairdressers

Quaint former joiners cottage quietly tucked away off the village Square.

Emma's cottage has been in the same family since before 1850. The Butterfield family were local Cartwrights and well known in the Broughton District. The cottage has a well fitted kitchen with a dining table and chairs. Up a small step into the cosy lounge, with seating for 4 people around a lovely woodburner to keep you warm on the chillier nights, a small basket of logs will be provided. Additional logs can be purchased locally. The staircase leads out of the lounge up to the landing, off the landing you have the bathroom with a shower over the bath. The double room provides a comfortable king sized bed with a lovely light and airy feel to the room. In the twin bedded room you will find a beautifully unique mural which was painted by our son in law for our grandson when they lived here, we don't have the heart to paint over this as such time, love and effort was put into it. We hope you enjoy this as much as we have.

Broughton is a small market town located in the Furness area of the South Lakes. Its local amenities include a bakery, grocers, butchers, post office, 2 petrol stations and a lovely cafe in the square. A minutes walk from the cottage is Wilson Park with a play area and lovely walk along the Old railway line and Tower ponds. Broughton has 3 pubs, 2 serving food. The Manor Arms in the square specialises in real ales which is definitely worth a visit. Just a 20 minute drive to Coniston or the beautiful west coast the cottage is perfectly located for a pieceful break away.

The Cottage at Copper Rigg offers accommodation for up to 5 people in this peaceful, yet lively village in the heart of the Duddon Valley. A modern yet contemporary fitted kitchen/diner, relaxingly spacious separate lounge and W/C on the ground floor. The large double, twin and single bedrooms are all on the 1st floor, along with the very modern, family shower room. The rear patio, with table & BBQ invites you to relax in this beautiful, scenic Lake District village.

Convenient, central mews inspired setting, The Cottage at Copperrigg offers accommodation for up to 5 people in this peaceful, yet lively village in the heart of the Duddon Valley. The Cottage offers a modern yet contemporary fitted kitchen/diner, relaxingly spacious separate lounge and W/C on the ground floor. Sleeping up to 5 guests, the large double, twin and single bedrooms are all on the 1st floor, along with the very modern, family shower room. A rose encompassed rear patio, with large table and BBQ invites you to relax in this beautiful, scenic Lake District village. The property also has a fitted stairlift, please advise at time of booking if you will require this for use. Walking/Hiking Follow in the footsteps of Wainwright, climb the highest peak, or take a stroll along the railway track, The Cottage is ideally located for both. Cycling Challenge yourself on a climb, or maybe, just something a little more...... sedate, The Cottage has a secure patio area for your metal stead. The Lakes Heard of Bluebird?... Coniston water is less than 10 miles away. Lake Windermere less than 30 minutes drive from The Cottage Photography Grab your camera (and a packed lunch), you are going to "stumble" across some of the countries most beautiful and stunning scenery, just a "click" away from The Cottage Relax "A Butcher, A Baker, A Candlestick Maker....." well 2 out of 3 isn't bad. Great traditional village shops, pubs, park with play equipment, all right on the door step of The Cottage Something for Everyone. The Tourist Information Centre is just round the corner, with more amazing suggestions on what can be done, ALL DIRECT FROM THE COTTAGE

Walking/Hiking Follow in the footsteps of Wainwright, climb the highest peak, or take a stroll along the railway track, The Cottage is ideally located for both. Cycling Challenge yourself on a climb, or maybe, just something a little more...... sedate, The Cottage has a secure patio area for your metal stead. The Lakes Heard of Bluebird?... Coniston water is less than 10 miles away. Lake Windermere less than 30 minutes drive from The Cottage Photography Grab your camera (and a packed lunch), you are going to "stumble" across some of the countries most beautiful and stunning scenery, just a "click" away from The Cottage Relax "A Butcher, A Baker, A Candlestick Maker....." well 2 out of 3 isn't bad. Great traditional village shops, pubs, park with play equipment, all right on the door step of The Cottage Something for Everyone. The Tourist Information Centre is just round the corner, with more amazing suggestions on what can be done, ALL DIRECT FROM THE COTTAGE

Located in the heart of the Duddon Valley, this period cottage has been located on a working farm since 1765, and enjoys beautiful views across to Caw and Stickle Pike. High Hurst is criss-crossed with footpaths and bridleways offering a gateway to the local fells, including Dow Crag and the Coniston mountains. Attached to the owners’ home. Secluded, peaceful and with breathtaking views, High Hurst offers the perfect location for the Lake District visitor looking for inspiration and relaxation.

The property is all on the ground floor, has night storage heating, a wood burner and comprises: Utility room: With drying area, washing machine and freezer. Lounge: With tiled floor, wood burner, 42" Sky TV, Playstation 3/Blu-ray player and open views across the garden to the fells. Kitchen/dining room: With laminate floor, double sink, electric hob and oven, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and stunning views across the garden and surrounding fells. Bedroom 1: With double bed. Shower room: With corner shower and WC. All electric, bed linen and towels included. Initial fuel for wood burner provided. Wi-Fi. Welcome pack. Large, enclosed, lawned garden with patio, terrace and furniture. BBQ. Parking (2 cars). No smoking.

Heart of the Lake District away from the tourist centres. Excellent walking on the doorstep. This is the Lake District as it should be-open space, quiet, spectacular scenery with friendly locals. New field Inn 2 miles along the lane and village grocery store 1/4 mile away.

Comfortable character cottage in a quiet corner of the Lake District National Park. Located in the small market town of Broughton-in-Furness, Low Nook is just around the corner from three local pubs, a bakery, green grocer and butcher. A perfect place to relax after walking the fells in the surrounding Duddon Valley or a day spent wandering along the sandy wind swept beaches of west Cumbria. Low Nook has been lovingly restored to provide all of the essentials for a simple and peaceful holiday.

The cottage dates back to the early 1800’s and there are very few straight walls and even steps. As such Low Nook is aptly named, so if you are tall you may have to watch your head in places. Full disclosure: This is also why we have a freestanding bath, with a shower attachment and plenty of hot water on demand to ensure you can have a good relaxing soak instead of a stand up shower! For those chilly times of year there is a ‘wood burning’ stove in the living space, this is actually run on natural gas and there is no need to bring logs/coal etc. It is extremely cosy in the winter. There is a TV in the living room which you can access internet/catch up programmes through (ie. Netflix, BBC iPlayer, ITV, Channel 4, My5, Freeview Player). If you would like to use your own device please bring an HDMI/USB cable to connect to the screen.

Broughton-in-Furness is a beautiful village located in the southwest of the Lake District National Park, this means that it is a little pocket of 'traditional' Lake District tucked away from the busier spots! Though the tourist towns of Coniston, Ambleside, Grasmere and Bowness-on-Windermere are still available within a 30-40 minute drive of the cottage. Closer to Broughton you will find beautiful beaches at Askam and Silecroft, Dunnerholm and Eskdale Golf Courses, visitor attractions at Muncaster Castle, Ravenglass Railway and access to the quieter fells of the Duddon, Dunnerdale & Esk Valleys. Right on the door step you will find lots of local history, as Broughton-in-Furness dates back to the 11th century. For example, the oldest building is thought to be St. Mary's Church, first built in Saxon times. In slightly more recent history, the old railway to Coniston closed in back in 1958. This has left us with fantastic miles without stiles route up to the picturesque Woodland Valley. The first 2 km have been improved and the track has a compacted surface, fabulous for a morning run or relaxing stroll.

Brock Cottage is an idyllic base for exploring the Lake District and Cumbria's south and west coasts. Nestled in a historic cobbled courtyard, this romantic cottage is a moment's walk from the Georgian square and the pubs, restaurants and shops of Broughton-in-Furness. Our 18th Century cottage has beams and an open fire. The bench in the courtyard, and the rear seating area with barbeque overlooking gardens both catch the sun at different times of day, making this the ideal place to relax.

The cottage dates from the 1750s, with a slate floor in the living room. The open fire is set for a cosy night in, with a full coal scuttle provided. Additional fuel is available from the garage in Broughton. There is a bike locking point under the archway. A high chair, travel cot and stair gate on the ground floor are provided. Zip & link super-kingsize bed available as alternative to 2 singles in first floor room - please let me know if you would like this. I can also set up the sofa bed in the snug instead of one of the singles if guests prefer separate rooms or for a 5th guest. Up to 2 dogs welcome downstairs only: please use stair gate! (let me know if you are bringing a dog when you book)

Broughton has a Georgian square complete with stocks, and several pubs serving food, plus Beswick's restaurant. The town was featured in the BBC series The "A" Word. There is a café on the square, the award-winning bakery also has a café, and the butcher and village store with delicatessen both feature local produce. You can walk from the door, including round the grounds of Broughton Tower, there is a children's play park, and a tennis court able to be booked if you are feeling sporty.

I live in a cosy townhouse in the heart of Ulverston. The town is bustling with twice-weekly markets, regular festivals, carnivals and events, and a wonderful nightlife, whilst being perfectly located on the edge of The Lake District. 30 minutes drive from Junction 36 of the M6, or 5 minutes walk from Ulverston station, which is an easy transfer from the West Coast Main Line. The room has a modern double bed, a basic wardrobe with hanging and shelf storage, a bedside table and reading lamp.

Guests have a comfortable and newly furnished room overlooking the town, and The Hoad monument. The nearest pub is about 20 paces away, with over a dozen within a five minute walk. Many have live music, quizzes, and a wide range of local beers on tap. My kitchen/diner and living room are available for your use, and you can make yourself at home with these.

The Hoad monument is only a 25 minute walk from my front door, with views across the fells of the Lake District, and towards Morecambe and Blackpool on a clear day.

My place is situated in the heart of the Duddon Valley in South Cumbria. It is a beautiful valley that lends itself to walking, cycling, canoeing and rock climbing amongst other things. We are a newly renovated Bed and Breakfast that offers a stunning location and views. The room has a super king sized bed or can be converted into a twin room depending on your requirements. We have 2 other rooms under separate listings. There are no pets on the premises.

The room has a super King size double bed but it can also be used as a twin room depending on your requirements. The room has an en-suite toilet/shower, Sky freeview box, DVD player, tea and coffee making facilities and complementary dressing gown and slippers for use during your stay.

The valley does not have any tourist attractions therefore is the perfect place for a quiet retreat. On some walks you my not see another person all day.

8 Copper Rigg is a well-equipped, comfortable terraced cottage in the historic centre of Broughton-in-Furness in the Lake District. Enjoy the convenience of award-winning pubs and excellent local shops on your doorstep as well as scenic walks to nearby fishing ponds and woodland. Broughton, a superb base to explore the English Lakes, with stunning mountain scenery and beautiful coastline. Windermere and Ambleside are within an hour's drive, Coniston is less than half an hour away.

COVID-19 INFORMATION: COPPER RIGG COTTAGE IS DEEP CLEANED BETWEEN GUESTS AND THERE IS NO BACK TO BACK BOOKING OF GUESTS IN OPERATION AT THIS TIME TO ALLOW FOR THIS. LOCAL PUBS & CAFES IF OPEN MAY BE OFFERING A VERY REDUCED SERVICE SO PLEASE BEAR THIS IN MIND AND BE PREPARED TO TAKE PROVISIONS WITH YOU. 8 Copper Rigg is quite open plan downstairs, so guests have a lovely communal space to enjoy together. There is a handy cloakroom downstairs, and a full family bathroom sits between the bedrooms upstairs.

8 Copper Rigg occupies a central village location on a quiet residential street, and yet the main shopping street and the cafes and pubs are all only two minutes walk away, so greatly convenient. The neighbours are a friendly bunch, as is the whole village, and you will find them most welcoming as the comments in the guest book confirm!

Space includes bedroom, bathroom, sitting area and breakfast area all set in rural location with stunning views across Morecambe Bay and towards Coniston Old Man. Excellent walking / biking location. 2 comfortable lounge chairs in sitting room with Freeview TV & WI-FI and area suitable for preparing breakfast & light meals . Large bedroom with double bed, separate luxury bathroom with shower, toilet & sink. Welcome pack includes: tea, coffee, sugar & milk. No pets or smokers

Guests are free to use shared seating areas outside the apartment and in garden.

Situated just outside Ulverston near the Cumbrian Way so great for biking or walking. Lovely and peaceful location with stunning rural views. Check out this link for more information: http://lakesworldheritage.co.uk/toolkit

Set in the fabulous Woodland valley close to Coniston. We now offer a discount for stays of 3 nights or more. Stable croft Cottage is the perfect place to relax, & explore the Lake District National Park . With 1 double bedroom, bathroom, a comfortable living room & a fully equipped kitchen. Stuart & Lynda live next door and are happy to help with any queries. We look forward to welcoming you. Please note that we only accept two guests which includes children to stay at Stablecroft Cottage.

Stable croft is 1 of 5 beautiful dwellings at Ringhouse Cottages. It has a double bedrooms and bathroom. It has a living room with sofa, free wi fi, dvd player, Free SAT TV. The kitchen/diner is well equipped with fridge/freezer, microwave, gas hob & oven. There is a private seating area outside, the perfect place to relax and unwind..

This delightful apartment is part of the coach house and close to the railway station. just a short walk to the centre of the lovely old market town of ulverston

Tucked away up a track on the edge of the National Park, it's peaceful and quiet here. A great base for exploring the beautiful mountains and coast of the western Lake District, and within easy reach of the busier areas of the central Lakes. Or you can enjoy the house and large garden surrounded by fields and mountains, with panoramic views of the hills. There's a barbeque you can use, and during the summer months there's even a little hot tub for those aching limbs.

A private entrance leads from the back of the house directly into the guest accommodation. This includes your own kitchen, downstairs toilet, and your own lounge / dining room, complete with wood burning stove. The guest bedroom and your own private bathroom are upstairs. These rooms are just for you to use. Please note - The guest rooms are inside our house, it's not a seperate annex so the hallway and stairs are shared usage with us. We have our own separate rooms and living space, but we will need to pass through the stairway occasionally to get to our rooms upstairs. Please see the floor plan in our photos for how this works. There are just the two of us living here, and we only have the one room listed for guests.

Mountains, beaches, beautiful views and a good local pub within walking distance. A lovely area tucked away from the busy tourist traffic, within easy reach of the central lakes.

My place is good for couples, and families (with kids). Business people have also been happy to stay. One bedroom has two singles which can convert to a king size bed and the other room has a double bed. The shower room has a shower cubicle, toilet and washbasin. No washer in the cabin but guests are welcome to use mine. Country location, ten minutes from Coniston Water and twenty minutes from Windermere. Lots of tourist attractions in the area.

Garden furniture on the veranda.

Lowick is quite a scattered village, chippy and post office/store in Greenodd about five minutes drive. Ulverston, ten minutes drive is a quaint market town with small interesting shops as well as supermarkets. Fifteen minutes away is the peaceful Conishead Priory and Buddhist Temple.

Traditional Farmhouse Accommodation on working Beef and Sheep Farm on the Cumbrian Fells

I have three double bedrooms, all with their own bathrooms. One has a jacuzzi bath and shower, another has a roll top cast iron bath and shower, and the other is shower and toilet. The lounge with TV is for guest use and a full English Breakfast is served in the Dining Room. Guests have their own entrance and may come and go as they please. The cost for one person bed and breakfast is £35.00

Woodland is a quiet rural area on the Cumbrian Fells. The nearest village is Broughton-in-Furness, approximately two miles away. It has Four Pubs, a butchers, bakery and a newsagent.

My Log Cabin is warm and comfortable and is situated at the end of a farm track, with wonderful views.

Open countryside with amazing views, The log cabin will sleep up to 4 people, with double and twin bedrooms. Shower,wash hand basin and toilet, heating - electric heaters. No extra charge for electric. Colour TV with DVD player and radio. Fully equipped kitchen with electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge/freezer. Unfortunately there is very little mobile coverage in this area, and none at your accommodation due to the local terrain.

If you like myself love the countryside you will love the peace and quiet with only the sheep and cows nearby. Only a 10 mins walk away you are able to visit our local pub which serves good food and real ale.

The family owned Wilson Arms country inn sits snug in the shadow of the world famous Old Man of Coniston and Dow Crag. An ideal stop off for those travelling the Cumbria Way, being one days walk from the beginning (or end depending on the direction) this charismatic Lake District Hotel is the perfect country retreat.

Nestled in the corner of our large beer garden (field) overlooking Coniston Old Man, we have our double glamping pod, set alongside our twin glamping pod. This is a great base for anyone wanting to visit the Lake District. Fully equipped with heating, en-suite and linen. Full access to The Wilsons Arms pub. Breakfast can be added as an optional extra. Please Note - There will be some building and construction work ongoing nearby the glamping pods until April 2020 whilst our new project of our Shepherd Huts is ongoing.

The Wilson Arms has incredible mountain views of the famous Coniston Old Man. This traditional, family-owned guest accommodation has a real log fire and wooden beams in its cosy bar and restaurant. Located less than 10 minutes’ drive from the quaint and pretty village of Coniston and a 5 minutes’ drive from Coniston Water.

This is a pretty, clean, quiet single room, 5 min from the centre of town, that looks out over the garden. Tea, coffee, herbal tea, kettle and toaster are provided. The bathroom suite is new and it has recently been retiled. A bit of work needs to be done to the wall. The hall way is well on its way, but needs a little bit of work also. . This work should be finished soon, but, if you need perfection, this room won't work for you. Its a pretty house though, with a lovely vibe.

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Ulverston is really pretty and atmospheric market town, which hold many festivals and music/art events throughout the year. Just outside of the National Park, it provides a great base from which to explore the Lake District, although it is not over-whelmed by tourists and retains a great community feel. It is the start of the Cumbrian Way, and the home of the Laurel and Hardy museum. There is a fabulous old cinema, which still has ice-cream intervals. There are lots of fabulous cafes, restaurants and pubs in the area. Although the house is only five minutes walk to the centre of town, it is located in a very quiet, pretty neighbourhood.

Quirky, cosy, artists 2 bed terrace located next to beautiful sandy beaches, the nature reserve, pubs, local shops and everything you could need. Fully equipped, fast fiber internet, wood burner, free parking, great large shower, retro games, Google Home, Amazon Fire Stick, comfy beds, free parking, 10 mins walk to sandy beaches, 5 mins to the nature reserve, 2 mins to Co-Op, 5 mins to station, 30 mins drive to Coniston, 50 mins drive to Ambleside

Our house is a beautifully vintage-furnished, stylishly decorated artists hideaway. We have everything you need to make the most of your stay, whether it be high tech gadgets and gaming, local guidebooks or just a Beatrix Potter collection. You have the run of the whole house. There's nothing better than curling up on the sumptuous corner sofa in front of the wood burner fresh from a lovely hot powerful rainfall shower, that you earned after your walk up Black Combe. The views up there are to die for! The kitchen is fully equipped, complete with washing machine. There is a small secure yard that can be used for storage. The bathroom is big enough for drying kit, the boiler is new and controlled by a Nest thermostat.

Millom is a place like no other,we've never come across somewhere so friendly and with so many amenities. The town is quaint and uncrowded, a far cry from the Lake District tourist traps yet with everything still on your doorstep. Walking around the shoreline of the Duddon Estuary at low tide along the golden sands is completely dreamy. We love enjoying a day in the Lakes and retiring back to our little oasis. Millom has 2 fantastic community theaters, plenty of walkable pubs, great beaches, watersports, a large Tesco and Co-op, takeaways, restaurants, 2 bakeries and more all within minutes of each other. Its well connected to Lancaster and Cumbria via the train. Parking is plentiful and free on street. Wainwrights fell walks, Wordworths beloved estuary, plentiful local history, a great watersports park, dozens of great beaches, horse riding, dogs sleds and so much more.

In the SW Lakes Cumbria, large modern house, on the Duddon Estuary next to a 20h Nature Reserve designated SSSI, Ramsar & SPA, RSPB Hodbarrow short walk along the beach. Fab views. 1 night minimum stay In addition, we have 3 double ensuite ground-floor rooms - subject to availability, on arrival you may upgrade

Our home was built 2009 to a very high specification and designed to take advantage of its unique location adjacent to a nature reserve, on the estuary beloved of Wordsworth, with unrivalled panoramic views of Lakeland Fells.

A short walk from us through the nature reserve is Millom, a quaint town at the centre of a number of South Copeland villages. The roads are uncrowded and the area is well served with free parking. Fell walks, beaches, watersports, horse riding, bird watching available nearby. The town has a Heritage Museum and Visitor Centre with a nearby grade 1 listed Norman building, Holy Trinity Church. Ancient Church and Castle. Popular with our guests : Beatrix Potter Attractions and Houses, Lake Coniston, Copper Mines and Coniston Old Man, Windermere and Other Lakes, Ravenglass Railway, Old Roman Port and Remains, Muncaster Castle, Grizedale Forest, Dalton Zoo, Heavy Horses for Riding, Husky Driving on the Beach, Car Museum, Barrow Ship Museum, Cumbria Crystal, Laurel and Hardy Museum, Buddhist Temple at Conishead Priory, Cartmel Racecourse and Village, And Much, Much More !!!

Whillan Beck Cottage is a quaint and cosy one bedroom cottage in the heart of the Lake District National Park. 500 years old and 4 star graded, with fabulous views and all the best walks in the Lakes on your doorstep. Set beneath England's highest mountains, Scafell and Scafell Pike, as well as close to England's deepest lake, Wastwater. Both are within walking distance! Boot village has two excellent pubs serving traditional ales and hearty dinners. Come and experience the reality!

ADAs cottage is a converted cow barn.. you enter through the front door, which leads into a vaulted ceiling, kithen / diner Off this area is a bathroom Double bedroom and ensuite Flows through to the inner hallway and 2 twin rooms 1 with ensuite Stairs lead to a open plan vaulted ceiling large living room with fire and Tv - various windows with lovely views onto the fells and towards Coniston Old Man / gas fire

the house is 1 of 4 in a secluded courtyard seating of an old working farm ( bell hall) set in 25 acres - lovely walks from the property and only 20 mins from coniston and windermere.

Orchard Cottage is secluded and set in open countryside adjoining the owners' home. Beyond the cottage garden, the property enjoys panoramic views of the local countryside and the distant Lakeland fells.

The pine kitchen leads into a light and spacious living area with pine ceilings and maple floors. A feature fireplace made with local green slate houses a wood-burning stove: ideal for those cosy nights by the fire. At the other end of the cottage is the dining area, where meals can be enjoyed overlooking the apple orchard and views. The double bedroom opens onto the wooden sun deck, complete with garden furniture, which looks out across the property's private field. With a double bed the cottage is ideally suited for a couple. However, there is a sofa bed which could accommodate a second person or a child. The property includes a small wet room 4' wide x 3' deep, with toilet, shower, and small wash basin. Please see our photographs to appreciate the layout and proportions and do not hesitate to send us an email if you have any questions. Orchard Cottage offers free WiFi. Linen is provided as are hand towels and tea towels; we ask that you bring your own bath towels. Logs for the fire are provided for the first day, thereafter may be brought from local shops or garages or from the owner. The cottage is heated by radiators. Laundry facilities are available should you require. 'We loved the sunny mornings in the cottage and the cosy nights by the fire! You made us feel among friends and we looked forward to returning each evening after the days adventures. You've created a very special environment to which we will certainly return.' Mr Sigmund, New Jersey, USA

There are lovely walks in the local area and not far away are Coniston Water and Lake Windermere. Furness Abbey, a lovely ruin, is a few miles away and well worth a visit also a Buddhist Temple on the coast road which is the main Buddhist Centre for Britain. Many tea rooms in the local area and good eating places

We are situated in the heart of the Duddon Valley near Broughton-in-Furness. It is an ideal location for walking, cycling, canoeing and rock climbing amongst other things. We are a newly renovated B and B that offers a stunning location and views. The room has a super king sizes bed or can be converted into a twin depending on your requirements. We have 2 other rooms under separate listings. There are no pets on the premises

The room has a super King size double bed or it can be converted into a twin room depending on your requirements. The room has an en-suite toilet/shower, tea and coffee making facilities, Sky free view box, DVD player and also complementary dressing gown and slippers for use during your stay.

Travellers Lodge is a short drive away from the famous Newfield Inn where you can enjoy a pint or two of real ale whilst eating a freshly cooked meal. We are a short walk away from the local post office/shop at Ulpha. The local market town of Broughton-in-Furness is a 15 minute drive away where you can find further pubs, cafes, butchers/grocers, 2 petrol stations and the local information centre. Travellers Lodge is situated at the foot of the Birker Fell road giving you access to the valleys of Eskdale (Ravenglasss and Eskdale railway), Wasdale (Scarfell Pike) and beyond that, the coast (St Bees, Whitehaven and Workington) To the south are the Coniston Fells (Coniston Old Man)