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Grizebeck, near many Lakeland attractions including Coniston Water
Grizebeck, near many Lakeland attractions including Coniston Water

Holiday Cottages in Grizebeck

A picturesque little village in the heart of Cumbria, Grizebeck is an idyllic spot for a relaxing countryside getaway. A haven for nature lovers, hikers and wildlife enthusiasts, the surrounding area is calm, peaceful and brimming with natural beauty. Perched on the edge of the Lake District National Park, you'll be able to enjoy fantastic views and endless hiking trails right from your front door. And, as an added bonus, the area boasts some of the loveliest holiday cottages in the Lake District to boot. Read more

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54.256864, -3.172045

A delightful Lakeland holiday cottage converted from a former Watermill with a cottage garden that provides an ideal place to relax and unwind. Located on the outskirts of a small village close to Grizebeck, The Watermill is ideally situated for exploring the Southern Lakes and its popular attractions.

Weekly guide price:
£405 to £765

4  |   2  |   3+  |   Yes  |   Yes

Min nights: Enquire

Preferred arrival day: Saturday

Cottages in Grizebeck

When it comes to accommodation, you’ll be spoilt for choice in Grizebeck. From traditional stone cottages with open fires and elegant dining rooms to stylish open-plan barn conversions complete with steaming hot tubs, there’s a lovely cottage for every kind of group. We’ve also got cottages with ground-floor shower rooms for those with reduced mobility, plus self-catering accommodation with fridge freezers large enough for a hungry family. We really do know all of Grizebeck’s best self-catering spots!

Whether you want to tackle some of the Lake District’s peaks or set off on a boat trip on one of the lakes, you can look forward to plenty of time outdoors on your Grizebeck trip. Grizebeck also boasts a cosy local pub a minute walk from the centre of town: the ideal treat after a day out exploring the fells. In addition to its tranquillity and stunning views, you’ll also find no shortage of great holiday properties. Why not browse our full collection today?

Best things to do in Grizebeck

Due to its superb location right on the edge of the Lake District National Park and just minutes from the coast, there are endless things to do around Grizebeck.

  • Duddon Mosses National Nature Reserve: Head to Duddon Mosses and discover one of England's last remaining peatland habitats. It’s a haven for flora and fauna, including buzzards and barn owls.
  • Millom Beach: Characterised by a great swathe of golden sand and shingle, Millom Beach is the perfect spot for a morning stroll or afternoon picnic.
  • Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway: Clamber aboard a traditional steam train and travel back in time. These gently chugging trains will take you on a unique journey to the world-famous Lake Windermere.
  • Coniston Water: The third largest lake in the Lake District by volume and overlooked by the legendary Old Man of Coniston Mountain, Coniston Water is a scenic spot indeed.
  • GoApe Grizedale: Little ones and adults alike will enjoy a thrilling day out adventuring along the high ropes at GoApe Grizedale.

How to get to Grizebeck

If you’re travelling from one of the major cities in the UK, below shows an average distance to Grizebeck, so you know what to expect when choosing to visit by car.

London: 281 miles

Birmingham: 168 miles

Glasgow: 175 miles

Liverpool: 97 miles

Bristol: 253 miles

Manchester: 95 miles

Leeds: 127 miles

Edinburgh: 177 miles

Newcastle: 134 miles

More locations in the Lake District

It’s certainly not hard to see why the Lake District is one of the UK’s most beloved holiday destinations! A firm favourite of many celebrated poets, artists and writers, including Wordsworth, the wild natural beauty of this region never fails to inspire.