Self Catering Holiday Cottages in Keswick - Page 2

Located within an acre of land with a stream running through it, 1 Swinside Cottages is a comfortable Cumbrian holiday cottage with beautiful scenery all around and wonderful forest and fell walks from the front door. Whinlatter Forest Centre is nearby and there are lovely bike rides and plenty of attractions throughout the Lake District for days out.

Sunny Bank is a stylish two-bedroom holiday cottage in a quiet location within walking distance of the centre of Keswick. There is space for up to four people, so the self-catering Lake District cottage is ideal for couples or families who want a comfortable place to stay while exploring the Northern Lakes, climbing Skiddaw, walking the fells and sailing on Derwentwater and Ullswater. Cumbria and the Lake District National Park are a favourite holiday destination at any time of the year because the scenery is so amazing and there is plenty to see and do. Tourist board rating: 4 Star

Catbells Sunrise Cottage forms one of 3 buildings set in 8 acres of private ground named Fellside in Manesty, with direct access to the mountain path leading up to Catbells summit and Maiden Moore, part of Wainwright's Newlands Round. It only takes 8 minutes to walk to the shore of Derwent Water through the pleasant Manesty Woods. Keswick is 4 miles away by car, either by following the scenic Portinscale route, or through Grange onto Borrowdale Valley.  The cottage contains a well-equipped retro style kitchen, a bright and spacious lounge and a comfortable ensuite bedroom, providing an ideal base for a holiday packed with activities or a temporary home to unwind and enjoy the exceptional natural beauties the surroundings provides.  

Longthwaite Farmhouse, is a Grade II listed traditional seventeenth century farmhouse at the head of the Borrowdale.  The house’s unique location makes it a perfect base for walkers and climbers as it offers immediate access by foot to the best loved Lakeland peaks, Scafell, Great Gable, the Langdale Pikes and Buttermere Fells. Great on and off road cycling routes and access to both rowing & sailing on nearby Derwentwater ensures that there is something for everyone. Its riverside location offers endless paddling and dam-building opportunities for children (and adults) and many species of birds to spot. Exact location can be seen using this What3Words link https://w3w.co/horizons.scouting.minivans