Self-catering holiday cottages in the Lake District - Page 1 of 4

Longtail Lodge is a unique contemporary log cabin offering cosy holiday accommodation for couples, in a delightful peaceful setting near to the popular bustling village of Bowness-on-Windermere within the Lake District.  It is perfect for couples who are looking for a short break or holiday and offers studio type accommodation with the added benefit of maid service if required for those who want to truly relax whilst on holiday.  With a beautiful outside decked area which is ideal for alfresco dining, stunning views over Lake Windermere and Claife Heights and the added advantage of the use of a fantastic hot tub within the gardens, this is the ideal places to relax and escape the pressures of every day life. Bowness is just a ten minute walk from Lo.... click icon to read more.

Rutter Falls Holiday Cottages are in a truly magnificent location, set at the foot of a beautiful waterfall within the Eden Valley in Cumbria - near to the Lake District, providing two luxurious holiday cottages.  The Watermill and Ford Cottage make a perfect getaway at any time of the year. The site has historical references dating back to 16th Century and is set in its own nature reserve.  Relax and unwind, whilst watching deer, red squirrels, dippers, heron, kingfishers, goldcrest and many more. You may even see spawning salmon at the right time of year!  An exciting newcomer is the elusive otter. The Eden Valley is one of Cumbria's best kept secrets with its beautiful lush meadows and rolling fields, ed.... click icon to read more.

Badgers Walk is located at the foot of the Langdale valley in a completely secluded position overlooking a small tarn, where walking is at its very best. The spectacular scenery in this breathtaking setting has to be seen to be believed and this small two-person retreat is an ideal place to escape and get away from all the pressures of every day life. This contemporary ground floor holiday cottage provides everything you need to have a relaxing and comfortable holiday.  It is one of a number of apartments and log cabins that are scattered amongst the tall trees, and benefit from the full free use of an on-site small leisure complex complete with a pool, Jacuzzi, sauna and games room (open between March and November, inclusive) - what could be nicer than re.... click icon to read more.

Church View is an enchanting period Lakeland hideaway which is a special, romantic retreat ideal for couples of any age.  It is the perfect place to celebrate a special occasion (even honeymoon!) or simply spend time exploring the many delights that the Lake District has to offer.Church View is a real Lakeland gem and the owners have managed to combine 'Olde worlde' character and charm with modern 'state of the art' contemporary finish to ensure your every need is met during your stay.Overlooking a beautiful old church, all rooms enjoy fabulous rooftop views towards the famous mountains.  Church View is in an ideal position, tucked away in a gently elevated setting just above the center of this picturesque village, yet just a short stroll from a wealth of .... click icon to read more.

Forest Field is situated within an unspoilt, picturesque, peaceful Lakeland countryside position of the Rusland Valley, South of the Lake District and provides the perfect retreat for couples who want to explore this beautiful area.The holiday cottage makes the perfect place from which to explore the many attractions of the Lake District. For those who enjoy walking, there are miles of footpaths and ancient tracks  to explore or you can take a leisurely drive through beautiful countryside along the quiet lanes.  Alternatively you can simply relax in the pretty wild gardens (see photos below) or take a picnic down to the summerhouse and look across the pond - the surrounding countryside is simply stunning.Within easy reach are popular attractions such as Gr.... click icon to read more.

Situated in Central Lakeland within a property are two holiday suites which are ideal for couples who want to explore the many attractions and delights of the Lake District.  They are located in an enviable position on the tree covered hillside above Grasmere and are ideal for those who enjoy walking, being on the direct route to Alcock Tarn and Greenhead Ghyll.  The property has a large natural woodland garden which is bounded by a tumbling stream, providing the perfect place to relax on a hot sunny day.It is a peaceful spot, in a cul de sac located off the main road and benefits from views to Easedale and Silver Howe. Grasmere village is the 'Jewel in the Heart of the Lake District' and is just half a mile away.  It was made famous by William Wordsworth and Wordsw.... click icon to read more.

The Lyth and Winster Valleys in the lovely English Lake District are well know for their damson orchards, the home of the Westmorland Damson.  Nearly every farm has an orchard, and the valleys look especially beautiful in April when the trees are covered in white blossom. In September-October the delicious, distinctive, purple fruit is ripe, and is sold at roadside farms, or in bulk to jam makers etc and of course made into fabulous Damson Gin.Cowmire Hall lies in the Winster Valley, one of the Lake District's most peaceful valleys, about equidistant (7 miles) from Kendal, Windermere and Grange-over-Sands. There is a variety of good shops in all three towns, Booth's excellent supermarkets in Kendal and Windermere, two other supermarkets outside Kendal, and local farmers' mar.... click icon to read more.

The Coach House, situated in the Lake District National Park, was built of natural stone in 1863 and converted to a holiday cottage in the 1960s. Much of the original character still remains, the exposed beams being a main feature.Situated in the beautiful Longsleddale valley, the self-catering accommodation is ideally situated for touring, climbing, walking, pursuing a hobby or interest or just relaxing. The valley has changed little in several hundred years with farming the main occupation. The river Sprint runs the length of the valley and there are splendid views of the surrounding hills and countryside. The cottage is along side the main house but is completely self-contained and has its own car-port and patio. Visitors are welcome to use the garden and barbecue facilities. .... click icon to read more.

This delightful holiday cottage is situated in the popular village of Staveley near Kendal and Windermere and benefits from being in walking distance to two pubs (The Eagle and Child serves great food and ale!) and in the heart of the Lake District National Park. The holiday cottage has been newly renovated and the owners pride themselves on flexibility, taking bookings for short breaks or weekly holidays to meet your needs. Being conveniently located in the heart of the village of Staveley, the cottage is an ideal base for enjoying a holiday in the South Lakes area.  It sleeps 2/3 guests in one double and one single room and also benefits from having both a bathroom and also a shower room. Having recently been renovated, it is decorated to a high standard in a contemporar.... click icon to read more.

Ruby's Cottage is a delightful Grade II listed holiday cottage which is part of a former mill on the outskirts of the attractive old market town of Sedbergh.  It is the perfect base from which to explore both the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales and is conveniently located just five miles from the M6 Motorway where these two popular tourist destinations meet.Although in Cumbria, Sedbergh is officially in the western fringes of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, making all the attractions of both the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales within easy reach.  It also has the added bonus of having the 'Howgills' (the surrounding fells that Wainwright called the 'Sleeping Elephants') on the doorstep. This quieter area is more akin to Lakeland but with very.... click icon to read more.

Rutter Falls Holiday Cottages are in a truly magnificent location, set at the foot of a beautiful waterfall within the Eden Valley in Cumbria - near to the Lake District, providing two luxurious holiday cottages. Ford Cottage and The Watermill make a perfect getaway at any time of the year.  The site has historical references dating back to 16th Century and is set in its own nature reserve.  Relax and unwind, whilst watching deer, red squirrels, dippers, heron, kingfishers, goldcrest and many more. You may even see spawning salmon at the right time of year!  An exciting newcomer is the elusive otter. The Eden Valley is one of Cumbria's best kept secrets with its beautiful lush meadows and rolling fields, edged with hedgerows and dry stone walls, giving a s.... click icon to read more.

Bush Cottage is situated in the delightful peaceful village of Tallentire, on the North West edge of the Lake District National Park, and just three miles away from the bustling market town of Cockermouth. The holiday cottage is an ideal base for those wanting to explore the beautiful, spectacular lakes and mountains of the Western Lake District.  It is also ideal for enjoying the breathtaking, dramatic scenery of Wastwater, recently voted "Britain's Favourite View". Within just fifteen minutes you can be amongst the fells, enjoying the stunning scenery of the Lorton Valley, which leads down to Loweswater, Crummock Water and Buttermere.  You are also able to escape the crowds with this area having the added advantage of being one of the quieter parts of Th.... click icon to read more.

This charming 18th century holiday cottage is in the heart of the pretty coastal village of Bardsea, which boasts two fine pubs (great food and ale), a local beach, one of the most picturesque golf courses in Cumbria, and is on the southern edge of the beautiful Lake District National Park. The cottage is the ideal base for walking, biking or climbing in the southern lakes, with Coniston Water just ten miles away and gentler walks along ancient bridleways around Birkrigg Common can be enjoyed from the front door. The Cumbrian Coastal Path passes within 500 yards, along the shore of Morecambe Bay, with its outstanding opportunities for birdwatching. The Cumbrian Way begins in the nearby market town of Ulverston, just three miles away and continues through the hear.... click icon to read more.

Stable cottage is a charming olde worlde holiday cottage which is located on a working farm in an area that many people class as an access route to either the Lake District or Scotland. However it is an area worth visiting in its own right and one that is intriguing, engaging and historically rich as any of the regions most celebrated destinations (without the crowds). The cottage is in the area known as Eden which is totally unspoilt, and where you will find quiet footpaths (you may be the only walkers), just waiting to be explored. These footpaths and countryside are rich in wild flowers and abundant in wildlife and if you are lucky you may see red squirrels and roe deer or buzzards circling high above. If you are a kee.... click icon to read more.

Midtown Barn is situated in the picturesque, peaceful village of Dufton which is located at the foot of the Pennines, in Cumbria. Dufton offers easy access from the M6 or A1 (via the A66) and is a delightful conservation area which still retains a traditional village green and pub. Midtown Barn is a spacious conversion of a listed barn.  The large bright first floor lounge has an open beamed and vaulted ceiling and lovely views over the Pennines. For those who want to explore this beautiful area on foot or by bike, there are good walks (both challenging and gentle) and cycle routes into the Pennines from the front door.  You are also welcome to bring your dog (by prior arrangement) to enjoy the lovely walks.  The Farmhouse is just a short drive to The Lake.... click icon to read more.

One of three luxury four star (Gold Award) holiday cottages set in an idyllic location in the Eden Valley. The Byre sleeps four guests in two bedrooms which can be made up as doubles or twins and also benefits from two bathrooms.  Unfortunately young children and pets cannot be accommodated in The Byre but can be accommodated (children over five) in one of the owners other cottages located in this wonderful position.  The living accommodation in The Byre can be linked to another cottage, The Haystore to accommodate larger groups. Situated between the National Parks of the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District, Green Barn Cottages are situated in the Howgills, on the outskirts of the lovely village of Ravenstonedale.  Although lost in the beautiful countryside, the cottages benefi.... click icon to read more.

Woodhow Tarn is neatly positioned on the slopes of the woodland of Neaum Crag and surrounded by beautiful tall trees.  It is a perfect holiday retreat for those wishing to escape the pressures of modern living and ideal for anyone who enjoys walking amongst beautiful countryside. Whilst Woodhow Tarn is in a peaceful position, it is only a few minutes stroll from Skelwith Bridge with its country pub, restaurant, gift shop and cafe. Woodhow Tarn has a full sized main bedroom and a small bunk room for children. It has a large decking area to take advantage of the woodland siting. It is one of a number of apartments and log cabins that are scattered amongst the tall trees, and benefit from the full free use of an on-site small leisure complex complete with a p.... click icon to read more.

Dales View cottage is situated in the Yorkshire Dales National Park and nestled under the Howgill Fells in one of the most enviable positions in the surrounding area.  The farm is only fifteen miles from the Yorkshire Dales town of Hawes and twenty miles from Windermere in the Lake District, making it idea for exploring both areas.The small historic market town and book centre of Sedbergh is just one mile away with its cobbled yards and unique atmosphere.  Dent, one of the most picturesque villages in the Dales is also just five miles away. Ash Hining Farm dates back to around 1600, and offers breathtaking panoramic views down the Lune Valley, Dentdale and the Howgill Fells. It is home to two self-catering holiday cottages which are fully fitted and furnished with modern a.... click icon to read more.

Ferry View Cottage is a traditional stone Lakeland holiday cottage, which is situated towards the southern end of Bowness on Windermere.  The cottage is superbly appointed in a quiet location adjoining countryside, yet only a ten to fifteen minute walk into the village centre and Bowness Bay.Bowness on Windermere is situated within the Lake District.  It is Cumbria's most popular town where people come to relax in the delightful setting or enjoy sailing and water sports on the lake.  There are numerous attractions and places of interest and holiday makers will be spoilt for choice when choosing how to fill their days.There are cruises on the lake which can either be used as a means of getting from one attraction to another, or as a delightful way to relax .... click icon to read more.

Situated within the Southern edge of the Lake District National Park, Rose Cottage is set in its own grounds of half an acre of woodland. This location makes Rose Cottage the perfect base for exploring the many of places of interest of the South Lakes, whether by foot, cycle, car or train.  Located two miles east of Grange over Sands and just fifteen minutes from the M6, it is also an ideal base for exploring the whole of the Lake District. The cottage has all the facilities you need and sleeps two adults and up to two children - therefore ideal for couples and families with young children. (Sorry - no pets or smokers).Situated in a very peaceful location and of immense external character, with limestone walls and an attractive slate roof, the 100 year old cottage has been.... click icon to read more.